Yahya Ibrahim – Close to you

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The upcoming online class for semester covers the importance of shaping the image of God, acceptance of Islam as a Christian, faith in oneself and others, praying before death, following the Prophet's teachings, and following the example of the Prophet sallali wa'am. The speaker provides insight into the complexion of relationships and interactions between people, emphasizing the importance of avoiding negative behavior and staying true to oneself. The book "The Prophet Speaker" by Stephen King provides insight into the complexion of relationships and interactions between people.

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			responses on the chat if you can hear my voice
		
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			and sound Sharla please respond to the
		
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			chatbox Inshallah, sorry, I'm just going to be my own YouTube channel. Okay. Again, I said I'm Ali
for more amatola here. If you can hear me loud and clear, please respond to the chat box. I just
want to make sure inshallah that sounds okay. The visual is okay inshallah before we keep going with
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			wonderful hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah. Okay, so, I have, I have some responses from the chat, so it
means the sun is great, the video is great. So Inshallah, let's deploy in sha Allah.
		
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			Allah operates due to Allah subhana wa Taala Peace and blessings.
		
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			Sisters, welcome, Maggie masala and a very good morning to all of you. My name is Amara zalim, from
Malaysia, and on behalf of the full team
		
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			to welcome all of you for our class today for our online live online lecture to be close to you, in
Jenna Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
		
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			Before we proceed with the program in sha Allah, just quickly, I just want to make sure that we are
all set and ready to go for the program today. So a couple of simple announcement just to set the
tone for our live class lecture today's class is more like a lecture because it's a short program
for one and a half hours inshallah Allah. So yeah, let's keep going in sha Allah number one in terms
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			the event today. And the live by lecture today is open for the public. So please share the link of
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			so that's number one. And number two, in terms of the flow of the program today, as I mentioned, in
the beginning of the program, the class is this live lecture is in Charlotte was happening now and
Sandy and Felicia time until 1130 Inshallah, so we will have a q&a Towards the end of the class
today, most likely at 1115. In sha Allah, we have 20 minutes, Q and A session and speaking about a
q&a or questions, any questions that you have is, you can click the link as well. We have been on
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			box, region four link. So you can you can put all your answers in between there and shallot wisdom
to your questions at the chatbox because we were going to read the questions only from the
pigeonhole because in chat box mashallah was the a lot of people will start interacting and saying
		
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			jams and all the things that are Sharla going to learn from the session today. So for the q&a for
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			the top on the chat box, so you can use that platform Sharla to put your questions and we read those
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			session.
		
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			So that's number two. And number three, in terms of the flow for program today, there will be no
short breaks because it's only a short program. So we're going to go straight in sha Allah from now
until 1115 for the lecture and sha Allah the remaining 20 minutes for the q&a so there will be no
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			close to you in Jana Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam to everybody who might not be able to
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			so I think that's about it really. I don't want to take too much time anymore. I can't wait
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			chef, brought him on the line Alhamdulillah before I give it to him, allow me in Shabbat to
introduce our speaker. So for those of you who might not be familiar with our speaker for today,
revolution and its introduction to revolution audience, but allow each other to before we begin our
class. Sharma chez Brahim, Mashallah. He's the man with the golden touch, touching the hearts to
despise words and insights, share his knowledge journey with memorization of the Quran.
		
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			And then pursued his studies that have saved students and caddied with his colleagues at jazz and
also the teacher as well. Shinya Ibrahim is an assistant principal at college and Islamic chaplain
at the University of Western Australia as well as a speaker at the institute. At the moment she
resides in Australia. And
		
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			the last time I was in Malaysia was back in 2019.
		
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			And sha Allah we pray to Allah subhanho wa Taala to make this easy for us because we cannot wait to
be sha Allah for session
		
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			in Malaysia when the situation is getting better sha Allah, so without further delay, are you ready
inshallah to go
		
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			Alright, so with that
		
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			said, I'm Mark McCullough Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
		
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			Alhamdulillah wa salatu salam ala Rasulillah sallAllahu alayhi wa early wasafi were sending to
Sleeman Kathira Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Abdi Guevara Zuleika Mohammed and maybe you
me you are the he was Safi, he was Salim, ala masala Viana, Mohamed infidel welline. Also they were
selling music were barik ala sayyidina. Muhammad in Philadelphia in Allahumma salli wa sallim wa
barik ala Nabina Muhammad in Philomela in LA or hammerlock Amin, Allah Houma, la Kenosha Fattah ala
Hamada, inertia Fattah Allah Mata Dr. Shah Fattah who they are automatic AR hammer wa he mean Allah
Matt after a nap Beardy, he Sharifa min genetic name word hidden Darel holy be Salam in MA who feeds
		
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			Umatilla welline
		
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			masa you didn't ever you know what you ma'am a slightly here in Mohammed Abdullah Ali Abdullah Saleh
mo Tasleem always we begin with the praise of Allah we send our prayers and peace upon our W
Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam we testify that none is worthy of worship of Allah and that whenever
yes Allah Who are you SLM is worshiping slave and final messenger. I continue to remind myself
always and you with Taqwa Allah azza wa jal, and I pray that Allah subhana wa Tada makes you and I
from those whose hearts are alive with an increase of love for him with an increase of fear of him.
And then Allah subhanho wa Taala balances our love and hope and fear of him with hope, in His mercy
		
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			that we receive in this life and into the next life. Allahumma Amin What a beautiful day it is to
spend with the Prophets Allah Azza wa sallam. Those of you who a few hours earlier were with me we
were speaking about the suna diet of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And once again we have
an opportunity to celebrate our love our devotion, our Eman in Rasulullah sai Salim and I want you
to hear that word, our belief in the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as Muslims, we do not
simply just believe in God we do not believe just in Allah. Allah subhanaw taala he tells us levena
You
		
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			Luna villa, there are those who believe in Allah. When Allah Ekati workqueue to be wa Rosalie and
the messengers of God, and Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for us is the epitome is the
highest, most exemplary, exalted standard set for humanity. There was something I was watching.
There was a, you know, an influential commentator, who speaks about a variety of different issues.
And he said that Carl Jung who's one of the most influential psychologists, philosophers, I guess,
of this modern era, he said that Western doctrine always has this one deficiency, it always has this
one problem. And that problem is, is that they constructed their philosophical standings, their
		
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			philosophical view of the world, the world order and view on the Christ on Jesus, who they presumed
was, you know, the Son of God and other things that they believe about him that as Muslims, we don't
believe. And then Carl Jung, he goes on to say, but in that construction of Jesus being the one who
is the reference point, there is the underlying failing, that he was not complete in his humanity.
Now, the argument of many Christian Christians who have gone into a path that strays from the
monotheism that you and I, as Muslims and Jewish people adhere to, is that they believe that God
made Himself into a human body, to share in the pain and the experiences of human beings. But of
		
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			course, the nonsensical part of that is and that's what Carl Jung points out, is that Jesus died
very young, never was married, never had children, didn't have a father never fought war, never
experienced what human beings experience, never grew old, never fell ill never had those kind of
things, that shows himself him to be as a standard for humanity, to assume and to adopt in their
behavior. And therefore, it becomes a great failing, in the scriptural sense, if Allah Subhana Allah
to Allah doesn't complete the message. And that's how the prophets I send them is described, he is
TMM would be not he is the completion of a splendor building. You know, if you were to build this
		
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			incredible castle, and everything is perfect, but the prophets I send him says, but there's one
foundational stone that's missing. And every time somebody comes and looks at the castle looks at
it, they say, Wow, what a beautiful structure, but it's missing this thing. It's missing this thing
that would complete it would make it perfect. What an utter mammal, and I am the completion of the
structure of prophethood. The Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, what makes him so
special, is he experienced everything that you and I could ever imagine,
		
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			would face us or we pray we would never face as an experience in life.
		
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			So in every capacity as a son, as a grandson, as a husband, as a loyal friend, as a brother to
others, you know, so many different ways that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was human, in
all capacity. One of the most beautiful Hadith of the prophets, I send them experiments and mahadi
the prophets I send them lead prayer. And after leading prayer was the prayer of solitude to us, he
could sense that some of the Sahaba felt something was different. The prophets I send them you know,
asked what was what's different so one of them said, you have a suit Allah, should we now make our
all sort of prayer five, but I because we take the source and the essence of our worship, from the
		
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			prophets, I send them so the Prophet inadvertently mistakenly had prayed. I sort of five raka
instead of four that we've always prayed. Now the Sahaba because they understand when I tackle more
Rasul, whatever the prophets I send them has come with, you know, take it from him, pass it on to
him. It who Nebbiolo, me follow that this unlettered prophet who isn't teaching himself who's being
taught by me hold strictly to what he has come with my daughter in law Ha, what Rasool the one obey
is God in the messenger for hula, if they will be the ones in the highest levels of, of paradise. So
our whole system of reference is to adopt his methodology. So they asked, Should we now begin to
		
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			pray at five times five or aka the Prophet I sent him said no, they said, Well, you
		
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			Let us in five rocker so the prophets I send him said main to do this a sack. And then he says this
golden word. It's one of my favorite statements of Rasulullah sai Salim. He says in nama Anna Basha,
I am nothing more than a human being and sack I'm at 10. So, I am prone to forgetting certain things
as you are prone to forgetting certain things. So Allah Allah said,
		
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			what an ink what an incredible statement. I'm just like you. I've been touched with Revelation, I've
been delivered from evil. I've been taught the best way of life in the Drina, in de la Hill Islam.
I've been shown that the greatest way of thankfulness to God of living in this life is submission
and surrender to him. I can model that behavior Candela confy Rasulillah. He who swan has an example
of the Messenger of God to you is the most complete example as the most complete adaptation for your
life. All of that is relevant but I'm a human being. And what separates Muhammad SAW I send them
from Jesus what separates him from all of those who came before him is that he seals and complete
		
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			the favor of Allah in total Mati that Elio macromolecular, Kadena come on this day the day of had
you the final Hadith of the prophets I send them I come I completed your religion for you or
commanded to come Dina come we're at remember Alikum near mighty I've sealed my favor upon you by
sending you Mohamed Salah Allah and He will send them Sallam and by vowing to maintain and protect
and to safeguard through the usage of you my creation, my human creation who believe in Him and
adopt his way protect this final message.
		
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			Muslims are very strange people.
		
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			You know, I can walk into any house in the month of Ramadan from the North Pole to the South Pole.
As I come to you. I come from one of the southern most tips where human beings live in Perth,
Western Australia, way down south in the west of Australia. If I swim out there's nothing from here
but the end Arctic, right? That's it Subhanallah
		
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			and whether your north south, east or west, you walk into a Muslims home in the month of Ramadan,
you walk into a Chinese community masjid, you walk into a Malaysian Masjid. You walk into a masjid
in in Finland, you walk into a masjid in Iceland, which I did you walk into any one of these
masajid. And in the month of Ramadan, somebody is going to give you a date. And you look around you
and you're near the Arctic Circle way up in Norway. And you're wondering, Why are these people
giving me dates because they value Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he broke his past with
dates. You in the middle of the Arctic will break your fast with dates Salalah holidays and not just
		
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			you will fast, not just your pray that we pray not just you'll do that. And as he taught, even you
know the simplest of things sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and that is from the vow of Allah, that is
of the greatest honor for us all sigh Salem, never are you going to hear anybody have trueness of
faith who will say La Ilaha in love LA. I bear witness and vow that none is worthy of worship but
God except that there you completion to that sentence completion to that thought that belief is
Mohamed Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And that's such an honor for you and I it's such an
honor that we eat with our right hand and not our left. It's such an honor, that as Muslims, we
		
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			value the simplest routines of Rasulullah sallallahu we'll send them and hamdulillah and led the
medina Illuminati Mohammed Al Hamdulillah, who led us to Mohammed II Salim Al Hamdulillah, who
opened our heart to receive the message of Rasulullah saw I sell them when we find light and others
remain in darkness. When your heart is open, even but a smidge even just a morsel of Eman that it
makes you worthy for the dua of the prophets. I send them near the grave of the prophets I send them
there's this beautiful Hadith.
		
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			It's you know, calligra FIDE in his masjid, it says whatever Cefa it. Let me cover in a minute
Almighty, my shafa will be given without a doubt to even those who have committed atrocities, but
they have retained and kept their belief in the message that I have been sent with sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam, no one will be turned away from the prophets I send them except the one who turns
themselves away. And I want to begin with this introductory video because we're
		
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			Talking about coming close to Mohammed I sell them being close to Rasulullah engender, begins by you
being close to the Messenger of Allah in this dunya the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he said
		
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			Kulu Mati yet hallucinogen, the hadith of Lima Muslim, all of my people, all of my nation, all of
you, mankind, that have come towards me well enter paradise Illa except men ever, the one who
refuses themselves entry, the one who rejects and says, I don't want to go
		
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			for Kalu maniac by rasool Allah, the Sahaba were astonished. They said, who would, in the right
mind, refuse entrance into the heavenly paradise?
		
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			For fraud and abuse, I sell them then apply, I mean, indicates of himself he doesn't say men apart
Allah. He doesn't say the one who were obeys God or worships God, He says, The one who devotes
himself the one who follows my instructions, blindly accepting of what it is that I have come with
as the truth when it is referred to them as truth. The one who receives that which is known as an
authenticity authentic statement of mine, and holds on to it values it puts it into practice, the
one who receives the Quran through me and adopted as their life, the one who obeys me
unconditionally definite agenda, they will find a way to Paradise woman assignee,
		
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			and the one who willfully intentionally choosing li one tingly, purposefully disobeyed me. altars
for me, removes themselves off my path for ever has asked for themselves to be not admitted to
Jenna, may Allah subhanho wa Taala protect us from this Allahumma Amin.
		
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			The step to jedna is not entered through the gates of Jenna, in the next life. You enter Jenna in
this dunya. And that's what the scholars would say. They would say, you know, I certainly some of
them will tell you me would say there's a Gen net in the dunya that unless you enter it first, you
cannot enter the agenda in the Asheville, Pamela, there's a paradise that exists on this in this
world. That unless you were a part of that paradise, in the here and now you've structured your life
that you live a life of as if you're in paradise already. You won't be of those who can enter the
agenda in the next life. What is this mysterious paradise? Is it a place or a location? No. Is it a
		
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			land that you sit in? Or a place that you travel? A residency that you establish? No, it's a mindset
of semi Anna Akana. We heard we hear the word of obedience to God. And now we adopt and model
ourselves to it. Allahu Akbar, Willa Hamed.
		
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			How valuable to us is Mohamed Salah Allahu Allah, you will send them our and how negligent we are in
our return of this fever back to him SallAllahu and he was sending in all of our relationships, it
must always be two way. Right? Our relationship is not one that is ever unilateral. Any positive
relationship will require that there is given take, there's something you receive, but there must be
something you give and everything has a cost. And every time two things come in contact, there's a
trace that's left between them. So anytime you assume that you seek something from Allah from SW
Mohamed, they tell them that there is some blessing you seek out or something you're asking for
		
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			something you want. There must also be something that is given up in its place, something that you
give forward towards it. And therefore it's such a heavy emphasis is placed on the importance of
admin of actions. One of the things I think that Muslims at times don't dwell upon his belief is
Eman.
		
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			Eman by definition, faith, by definition, is not built on a completion of knowledge. What do I mean?
You know, when you say I believe in something, the underlying context is that it's something that I
have adopted as an accepted truth in reality for myself and others.
		
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			Believe it, even though it's evidence may not be clear to others. So I believe and anything you
believe in, you've been informed about it to hold that belief, right? So you believe that your
parents are your parents, because you've been told you weren't there a conception you weren't there
along the way. And unless you've established it through paternity tests, and so on, it's on account
of somebody telling you and even if those tests are done, somebody analyze it, and informs you of
the results. Believe is already through something revealed to you. It is not always self evident.
And it's not something that everybody else must hold. And that's what makes faith and belief so
		
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			powerful.
		
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			Belief is not necessarily built on knowing and understanding everything for me, then to submit to
it. And I think one of the things that is a direct assault, and a direct way of trying to weaken
faithfulness in humanity in general, but amongst Muslims in particular, is to try to undermine the
conceptualization of faith. How do you believe in that? You know, you can't see it? How do you know?
How can you be sure, right.
		
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			And by definition, faith is not about being able to substantiate it, by holding it and saying, here
it is, now you could see it for yourself. And as for us, especially when we live in the times of
illusion, we live in the times of deception. We live in the times of deep fake videos, we live in
the times of seeing hearing things that are made to seem legitimate, but actually aren't. We live in
an era of fake news where something can be spread from one point note that it saturates the world.
And nobody ever really knows or verifies it. We believe many things.
		
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			When it comes to more hands on Allah, who it was some of the most inalienable rights of the most
important right, is that we accept belief in him in what he received, and what is verifiable from
him, with out any variants in our heart. Without any
		
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			equivalency in our heart, with any weighing it out in our heart, it comes to a point where because
we have accepted faithfulness, that we believe in Him for who He is and what he brought, and how he
lived. And he shared the truth with us, that even those things that are not clear to me, are not
things that I say I put my faith on pause, until I reconcile them. Rather I maintain in faith, while
continuing to resolve that which may trouble my faith I used to come to the prophets, I send them
with questions. Right, they would say you're really applying the hobby, they will come to Jesus and
say, you know, invoke God to bring down a table spread from Heaven, to kulula. Now he that we will
		
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			eat it and celebrate it. First what my inner Faloona we will know then you even greater evidence
that you are who you say you are this great messenger of God, the one who was sent to lead humanity,
even to Jesus. As you know, in that time, even after seeing him bring the dead to life by the power
of God, bringing you know the healing to those who are blind and deaf and mute by the power of
Allah, even then they still ask for more. And therefore belief is not something that is transferable
to others on account of just simply saying, I believe you believe in not just about building
knowledge alone. It requires one to suspend in their heart doubt, and to have an imbalance a great
		
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			belief in God and His message I send them even when things aren't clear, the structure of the Quran
is meant to lead us to this example. Allah subhanaw taala gives us letters in the Quran in surah
that are intentionally ambiguous.
		
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			Kath has ha yeah I inside and if lamb meme and if lab meme saw and if lab me ma saw the cough
thoughts seen meme
		
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			all of these letters, disjointed letters, no one human being can tell you definitively what the
letter means or the letters mean or the combination of letters mean and it's meant to say it's as if
you look at the Quran. I believe in the Quran. And yes, there are things in it I don't understand
because there will always be an idea that is unclear minimal as to mahkumat who know multitap some
verses are clear they are the majority of the book that are easy and build your faith on it. And
others wish to be had with a shabby heart. Other verses are ambiguous that rip
		
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			acquire people to teach us about it and others may never come to its realization as a Muslim your
belief in the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam becomes that thing that draws you closer to Him
and to believe it increases, not through sitting and study, but through acting upon what he was sent
with. And that's very important, you know, an Eman Yazzie do with BA it increases by doing good
deeds. Now why is that important? They're in a matt damon say an Eman Yazzie. Do Bill curl our Allah
Well, kita Eman is going to increase the more you read, write and study. No. It's not only that,
that's part of the deed. But he man increases when you adopt the methodology when you walk the way
		
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			when you put your foot where he put his feet. When you make your eyes he made your eye where you
seek protection from what he sought protection, where you bar yourself and restrict your desires
from what he said was prohibited. Even though your heart inclines to it, where you refuse to invest
in something lucrative that will earn you great investment, return on your investment. But it's
sinful. It's a great business to get involved in selling liquor and, and nightclubs. And but no, no,
no true believer in the prophets. I send them with adopted. Why? Because that's something that you
know, in his counsel, he is forbidden upon sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that increases your Eman.
		
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			Eman increases when you battle your soul against that which the Prophet forbade. It is where you
battle your soul to do more of what He taught. And that's the secret of that hadith we begin, begin
with men apply. I mean, amen. I mean, let me be the one who act in accordance to what I've taught.
The one who puts into practice what I've been sent with men apply that men apply the the one who
obeys me, even where it requires blindness to what I've been sent with, even if they are unable to
logically assume it, they are willing to adopt it. You and I, you know, if we were to seek a logical
progression, if you were to sit in a debate, and someone was to say to you prove to me that pork is
		
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			any more dangerous than lamb meat, a lamb chop and a pork chop, prove to me on you know, this is
taken from a fridge that you know prove to me why this you know from a science perspective or from
you know, whatever is should be deemed immoral, sinful and edible. And this is allowed.
		
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			You and I we never get into that conversation. The reason we don't eat pork isn't because it has a
particular bacteria or virus, which it may, which it may, but that's not the reason. The reason is
very simple. Allah said, and Muhammad taught Salah Hadith. And that's it. That is what builds the
map by you saying I would never eat bake. It doesn't matter how delicious it is. It doesn't matter
how many people around me eat, it doesn't matter if it's the only meat that's there, I'll find
another source of protein of another source to cite myself unless I'm in a state of debt. I will
never eat it one because Mohammed said so I'm taught through our prophets of Allah Hardy was seldom,
		
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			none of the science matters. None of the logical understandings is of any importance. The only thing
that matters is color. Rasulullah call Allah Allah said, The Prophet said, that builds faith in
Allah and builds faith in Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we do not mainly merely believe in
the prophets, I send them that he was a true historical figure who lived in seventh century Arabia.
We don't just believe that he was somebody who called himself a prophet. We don't just believe that
he had this book or scripture that taught to others. And you know, he defended what he believed to
be the truth. Rather you and I believe that we were ordered, obey Him, in that which he was sent
		
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			within that which we know is the truth, in the little as well as the great things in life Subhan
Allah, Allah masala now Muhammad, why do you
		
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			believe necessitates obedience, and in believing in Muhammad? So I said, and in following us,
eventually we believe in the one who said and, in fact one of this, you will rarely hear the roadmap
of the past, writing books about proving God, you know, proving God's existence. What they would
write is proving the legitimacy of Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam della illimitable when
others why because, you know, belief in God was self evident, intense. Everybody had that sense. And
those who disbelieved in Allah in general, they had a belief of
		
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			something else. Why was it it was never about proving God's existence? It was about proving Mohamed
Salah How do you sell them was sent with the truth because if you believe in Mohammed, then the one
who sent him is there than the one who sent him and the promises he made are true. And therefore the
attack that comes against Muslims is not about belief in God alone. It's not about believing in the
Quran, it's about the character, the nobility, the trueness of Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam. And
therefore Muslims are very possessive, very
		
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			consistent in their love for us was very intolerant to change when it comes to the legacy of
Muhammad so I send them you and I as I said, will still eat dates you know wherever we are in the
world because of our love for also as I sell them, and that will be a reason to be gathered with
them in Jannah. Allah Ameen May we have dates with him in Jimena to fill those Alma Amin on account
of our love for his sunnah and tradition, legacy and way of life.
		
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			To obey the Prophet I sell them is an extension of our belief in him which is a proof that we
believe in Allah. Allah subhanaw taala says to us in the Quran, whole enquanto Boone, Allah azza wa
jal tell them if you truly love God, then follow my example.
		
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			Then follow me it's not that follow the phoron follow me which is the one who brought us the Quran
through him sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the significance of Rasulullah so I sell them as the
stepping stone of belief in Allah is the same statement that says that as much as we believe
Christians misunderstood, right, I have no problem saying that Jesus is the way is the light is the
path. Yes, G is the way his son that his way, he is the guidance, He is the path to God. That
doesn't mean that I believe that He is God. In the same way we believe that about the prophets I
send them we call assume that the word soon that means the path that is well traveled, because it is
		
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			what's known to lead to goods. You know, we are the OMA, yet Morona been our roof. That word my roof
means it comes from over what is recognized as good. We are the ones who call people to what
everybody universally believes to be good things, prayer, devotion, family ties, good dealings with
our children, spouse, husbands, mothers, wives, fathers, we are those who believe that cheating is
immoral and sinful we are those who pay what is due when do we are those who do not cheat others by
Miss labeling Miss describing in business and trade. All of those are the highest ideals of a
Muslim. We also are devoted to God in our heart and try to show it in our action. That's called yet
		
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			motivated model we command people to what they know is good way and how not and in Mancha. We are
the people who forbid others from that which everybody recognizes, is Moncure is something to be
condemned the word Moncure means neck and you know, it's condensable it's not something that should
be done.
		
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			It's not something that should be entertained anyone. So when we say don't do this, it's not because
it you know, in the heart of humanity, if they look deep, they would see that this is a no more in
morality, to lay oneself display your nakedness to share one's into fantasies with others, to follow
the drunkenness that we forget what we say and do to be vulgar and rude and lewd in our demeanor and
behavior to take what doesn't belong to us to injure others with words or our hands. All of that is
Mancha. That's the basis of our lead. You know, we it is what Muhammad was sent with sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and that is what is meant blah telling us to adopt his path
		
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			to emulate his example, following the sooner you know, to be on this soon now, does not mean to do
anything extra ordinary, that human beings do not value. The Sunnah of the Prophet. He said Lim is
really the epitome in the balance of what it means to achieve Completion in our humanity, to in our
systems of love, and, and embrace of our habits of righteousness in our dealings with God. To say
that we follow the path of the prophets I send them is not in active examples alone. It's meant to
be mindset of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and the mindset that you and I have as human
beings, is that the the love of Allah
		
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			is what leads us to follow the example of the one he sent us. And to follow the example of the one
he sends us increases the love of Allah for us, which increases our love of God and our that is
interchange between us. Allah tells us in the Quran, the one who turns away, for suna of the
prophets of Allah, who it was the one who leaves the path of the prophets before him. You know, when
my yellow hub by miletti, Ibrahim, the one leaves the pathway of Abraham, which is the path of our
Prophet Allah tells Muhammad so I send them you know what's good. Steadfastly follow the example of
Ibrahim. So Allah said, the one who strays off it meaning strays off a path, which is the path I've
		
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			ordered Mohammed to be upon the 11 Sophia NAFSA, except one who's an ignoramus who was belied and
before themselves a false sense of security. They're leading themselves to a place of sadness and
destruction, because they have left the path of righteousness, and morality. And the overall
objective of relativa of following the prophets I send them is that it is a holistic approach, not
one of picking and choosing. And sadly, for many of us as Muslims, we like to pick the ones that are
kind of relevant or easy enough for us to follow. And we find it difficult to, you know, adopt the
ones that are a little bit more challenging. So everybody's great, you know, yeah, I follow the suit
		
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			and I got a beard. But you know, when it talks about, you know, where the Sunnah is to adopt a
humility between you and your spouse, that's a different story, where the sooner requires you to
pray in your night prayers. That's a different story. The things that are outward and seen by others
are easily adopted, but holding deep inside the values of the prophets, I send them become a
stumbling block, we honor the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam seeking to be closer to him. And
as we honor the Prophet isole, and what I mean by honoring him is that we have a love for him
through a devotional practice of His way of life, that goes beyond the emotional love. It's not just
		
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			to say, in my heart, I love the messenger of Allah, you know, I could see him I wish I could visit
his mosque. And, you know, when I see a picture of his green donut reminds me of him and, you know,
in in Mila doll, you know, I'll mention the profits are think of Rasulullah, so I sell them and
things like that alone. Those are all things that can be condemned bubble and bendable. But what we
mean when we say that we honor the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is that we're taking steps to
add more of his lifestyle in hours, every day, we're trying to come closer and closer to the ideal
examples, which means we need to learn more about him. And you know, that's where you know, this
		
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			program that I'm presenting to you today, I'm inviting you to, you know, I've recorded 16 hours, and
then there's, you know, 510 more hours that we will do live, speaking about the property settlement,
it's called the Prophet smile, through negative. And, you know, why do we speak about a Sierra? Why
do we speak about Shiva? And why do we speak about his wife? Why do we talk about how we walked or
dressed or how we taught or what his leadership style was? How is it relevant to us? Well, the
closer we are to him, the more we learn about what we can do better in our law that can help us full
greater in love with him. Because you don't fall in love with somebody you don't know. Unless it's a
		
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			delusion love. You know, you can love a cartoon character. You can love a character in a movie. But
that's not real. It's imaginary. It's fictitious, and Mohammed. So I said LEM is not ever meant to
be affected tissues, character of devotional love. He's meant the one who it's as if he walks with
you and your life. And I regularly say, you know, what would the Prophet recognize of your home of
your life of your family of your work of your business of your study of your general demeanor of
your private moments of your public moments? If you walked with you? What would he know of you in
looking through your, you know, Spotify? What would he recognize? What would he condemn? What would
		
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			you be ashamed of him to see? So I sell them that you say, I'm, I'm on one of your followers, yellow
school, Allah, I sell them and then he sees you in that group, in that clothing in that habit in
that using those words being in that area of concern. Those are the kind of mindsets that kind of
begin to raise our attention. So the more we know about the prophets, I send them in a contemporize
way and I
		
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			I think one of the things that in setting up this program that I found was important was how do I
how can I be on the sooner? How can I follow Muhammad Sallallahu I do sell them. And I'm living in
this technological world and facing into three or four cameras on live with people in Malaysia in
different parts of the world. You know, what's, what's the relevance of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam in my life to say, well, the principles of life are powerful. The principles of
his, you know, his diet, his sleep, his word, choice, his articulation when he was quiet, you know,
you can, there's a whole session that I do about the silence of the prophets, I send them you know,
		
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			the quiet of the prophets, I seldom is actually a legislative matter for us in our faith. There are
things that the put was quiet about, without condemning it and without praying. And there's a
category of our Islamic laws that deals with that, right? You know, part of his sunnah is the things
that he observed and didn't condemn, and they they are seen as being permissible, although they may
be disliked, disliked by him. So Allah Hardy was sending the Sahaba used to, you know, go further,
it's tough for you and I to do that, right? There's this amazing hadith of Agnes, idiomatic, or the
Allahu Anhu. Now, and they said, No, Malik was a young man, his mother came with him to the prophesy
		
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			setting. She said, O Messenger of Allah, I want my son to learn from you. Can he follow you? Can he
be your page? Can you be like, you know, someone who carries things for you? Who is your assistant?
Prophets? I send him said, yes. So and it's from a very early age, he was always around the
prophets. I said, lemon, you know, interacting with him. And Anna says, you know, whenever I would
sit, and the Prophet would be eating, I saw that one of his favorite foods, was pumpkin soup. And he
used to like the pieces of pumpkin in the soup. So we were eating from the same, you know, large
bowl, many of us were, and I could see that his eyes were following Salallahu, alayhi, wasallam,
		
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			they were following a piece of pumpkin. That was kind, so you know, I kind of pushed it towards him.
So I sent him you know, I kind of led that pumpkin towards him. So that, you know, he could have it,
so nobody else had it. And, and that's sort of the Allahu Anhu he has that, you know, I saw the
prophets, I seldom enjoy it. And although I do not like pumpkin, and it says, although I don't enjoy
eating pumpkin, I saw that the prophets I seldom enjoys pumpkin. So I began to enjoy it, I forced
myself to get a taste for it, to begin to eat it and enjoy it and to, to be a part of that
experience. So on Allahu alayhi wa sallam. So that kind of shows you the mindset that the Sahaba
		
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			had, that they would try to bring themselves into a presence with a messenger of Allah to bring
themselves into the attention as if the mess in your villa so I sell them was apart much from them.
And after the death of the probably sell them, and as would favorite eating a pumpkin, he would
favor sitting with the Prophet sallallahu it was him his favorite foods, and he would reminisce
about him. And you know that as a part of our fav eating pumpkin is not considered as soon that
unless you do it because of your love for the profits love for it. So NS receives a reward for
eating pumpkin, not because it's a pumpkin, but because he ate it in love of the Prophet eating some
		
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			of the lasagna send him such a pat, imagine having a reward for having pumpkin pie, right? All of
you guys who missed out in your Thanksgiving kind of things that happened in the US and Canada.
Right? You know,
		
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			that mindset brings us closer to him is what will bring us closer to him in gender. Of course, the
opposite is also true. And the opposite is something that I'm terrified of, and I pray that lots of
adults that makes all of us terrified of it. Is that Yes, a boon and number eight is that people do
something thinking they're doing right righteousness when they're not. And the definition of Buddha
the definition of religious heresy is that a person does a religious action that masquerades that
mimics a religious teaching in Islam that is in from Islam, that they do something that people when
they see it, they say Is this Islam? Are they doing something in the name of the Prophet, but it
		
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			isn't from the prophets of Allah and he was selling them. And by so doing this religious dition they
actually push themselves further away from the Prophet sorry, settler, and that can be in belief, in
words and in actions.
		
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			One of the scariest hadith is the Hadith of the prophets. I send them
		
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			where he says, as on the Day of Judgment, I will kick Nuys you, by the marking of your will do you
know, a whole lot more Hi, Jenny. So your face and my, and that's where we get the word we'll do it
from right law speaks about we'll do it speaks about falou I wash your face, but the word will do
you know it, foods to both illuminate light, it's like you're laying up your face your arms, right?
Even though the Sahaba Abul Hora or the Allahu anhu, when he made make will do away from others.
Nobody was watching him, he would exaggerate it, you know, he would go all the way up to his
shoulder up to his calf. And then one day somebody spotted him doing that from a distance. They
		
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			said, you know, what are you doing? And he said, If I knew you were there, I wouldn't I wouldn't
have done this. Because the sooner that is clear, right? We it's only up to your elbows only up to
your ankles. But I did this because I heard the one I love say that the effect of your will do will
be light on the Day of Judgment. I want to I want it to be a lighthouse, right? So that was his that
was his only Chad for himself not as a teaching to others.
		
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			Then in one BYU in one narration, the prophets I send them says so on the Day of Judgment, I will
identify an individual, I will see someone
		
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			and I will say to the angels who are pushing that person away. Enough who mean it that man that that
person, they belong to me. They're from my nation, they're from my Alma their mind, people. Bring
them you know that person is mind.
		
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			And they will say, in that category Na, remember, you don't know what these group of people did as a
as a heresy as a new, newly invented matter in religion after your department. Now in this hadith,
there's so much G in it. First, it establishes that the prophets I send them is disconnected from
those who after his death. Did you know The Prophet isn't like how the now there are some people in
beta I say that is always a saint. We don't believe this. If he was this he you know, how did it How
does that make sense? A prophet is not given, you know, knowledge of the Unseen and knowledge of
these things from a distance. So a lot. So the Prophet said, you know, curse be them.
		
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			You know that those who changed my way after my May they be cursed, push them away, then keep
pushing them away. And these will on the Day of Judgment. Instead of being invited forward to the
prophets, I send them instead of them being brought and summoned closer so that they can receive
drink from my co author. One of the punishments of Buddha is that we'll be left thirsty, and they
will not be from the first to enter into the agenda with the Prophet Mohammed. So I send them they
will not be from the first group who will enter they will receive Eve is shefa. Eventually, anak of
these mistakes, they can redeem themselves, but they will not elevate it in their regard, they will
		
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			not be of the first and closest to our V. Mohamed Salah Lara, your settlement Allah protect us from
this era. So be on guard against heresy. Be on guard against teachings that are not from the
prophets, I sell them and are not rooted in assuming of the prophets. I said, the regulator you have
people you know, they'll say through Tegile, but through you know, my shares, he tried out different
things and he came up with this now in potential ABA isn't something that's condemned, but it's not
something transferable. So might be in my own self, that I have a particular dua that I make to
Allah Subhana Allah, but I'm not going to share it with you because it's not something authorized by
		
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			the proctor itself. Doesn't mean that I can't make it. Of course you can make you can make your own
dua Allah give me a shiny red car, whatever you want your drive, just limited in that regard. But at
the same time, you do not say to others, you make this drive, it'll have this effect. It'll give you
this it'll do this for you. That is not of the sunnah of our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and
leads us away from receiving greater and greater good. May Allah protect us from this Allahumma I
mean,
		
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			I want it to end so we can have 10 minutes or so for questions and answers. By inspiring myself in
you with three easy sooner that we can adopt three easy sooner that we can adopt that will enliven
our heart and love for the prototype. First is recite the Quran in the morning and in the evening.
		
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			You say all shouting, you know I mean, take a moment as your day is about to begin and deliberate
		
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			Please recite from the Quran, a selection of verses that are something to begin your day with. And
end your day by reading something from the Quran. Even if it is just solten Fatiha, even if it's
just a little courtesy, but make it with the intention that I'm following the habit of the prophets
I send our OMA is in a deep difficulty because we are disconnecting from the Quran and it's one of
the complaints of the prophets I send them in sort of for fun, the prophesy Salim said, well, Carla
Rasool Yeah, in the call Makaha or anima. And the prophet that messenger of God, he called out to
his Lord, he said, Oh my lord, Oh Allah, my people, my nation have taken this Quran but I've turned
		
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			away and abandoned it may Allah protect us he may Allah forgive us. Yato number two, pray the two
raka before fetch, and Salatin with every day of your life, pray the two o'clock I before fetch, and
the three of wit before you sleep. Each and every day. I showed the Allahu Anna she says
		
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			that the prophets I seldom would never cannot die. Yeah, die. We'd never ever, ever, ever, ever
leave the width of the prayer left you suffer in one, whether he was in travel or at home, whenever
he said he didn't wanna whether he was healthy, or whether he was money, Sufi SallAllahu it was him.
He never ever, ever abandoned it. There are only those two soon as that are prayed as a regularity
as a pseudonym or akkada of the prophets. I seldom when you're traveling the Turaga before fragile
and
		
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			the width all the other Sooners are suspended he wouldn't pray them so I said you would pray other
prayers as you wish but it wasn't the 12 rock as soon mo akkada right. Number three. So we said
first begin your day and end your day with readings from the Quran. Number two, pray the tour guide
before 5g And the three raka have with even one record with before you sleep. Number three sooner
you can adopt easily is that make as a part and parcel of your life? A consistency of sending your
Salah and salam upon Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Allahumma Salli ala Muhammad Ali
Mohammed you know you forgot something Allah Allah Sangha Mohamed, you're going to start an exam
		
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			Allah Allah Allah Allah Mohammed.
		
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			You're feeling unwell Allah wa Sanjana, Mohammed, Mohammed, be regular, be regular in your Salah and
send him you should never let a day and night go by where you have not made or offered. 100 saw that
those will have said we would count and that they would say we will count ourselves hypocrites. If
we had not mentioned Mohamed I send them at least 100 times in our day and night. So increase your
love for the messenger SallAllahu sallam. The more you mentioned him the more you grow to love him.
The more you grow to love him the more you practice his way, the more you increase your devotion and
adherence to the path of righteousness and truth. Allahumma I mean, I ended by making sure
		
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			I ask Allah Subhana Allah to add up to make you and I from those who are followers of the prophets,
I send them in this life and into the next. Then Allah subhanho wa Taala adjust our life through the
lifestyle of the prophets I send them that our pain is healed through his sooner that our illness is
removed through following his way that our love life is increased with happiness on account of
adopting his methodology that ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada amends our broken hearts through devotion and
Sunnah of the Prophet lights and that we become from those who are followers of him in that which is
difficult as much as that which is easy, that Allah subhana wa Taala makes us from those who earn
		
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			his shefa through our mention and practice of assuming that in this life, may Allah Subhana Allah
Allah raise us in his rank on the Day of Judgment, give us a drink from his co author his pond of
water, in the Day of Judgment, it's sweeter than honey more fragrant than must wider than milk and
its cups are greater than the numbers of the stars. May Allah subhanho wa Taala quench our thirst in
it for the one who drinks from it never goes thirsty again. But Allah subhanho wa Taala allow us to
be from those who are fatigued in the dunya always understanding that we are in need of the Majesty
of Allah of the generosity upon Allah. Allah upon us even if we are wealthy, may Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala humble our heart so that we follow his path in the simple and in the adventurous Allahumma
Amin while suddenly love man was celibacy to abetik Allah say you know whenever you know Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa ala early it was like you send him was Salam Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
		
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			Is that Milan?
		
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			Yeah. Company. So let's move for our question and answer. Is that okay? Yes, my brother.
		
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			Alright Sharla so for all the questions just in case on the viewers asking where to ask the
questions, you can put your questions at a pigeonhole. There is a link that we have been on the top
of the chat box and it is also
		
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			on the screen so you can put your purchase there. Inshallah we have at the moment, we have two
questions in Sharla. Yes, yes. I'm going to read those questions also, on the screen Shala.
		
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			The first question how can I be close to
		
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			Jana? Even if I had a woman?
		
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			Yes, absolutely. Subhan Allah, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			in Jeddah Twinfield Phil DOS, the worldly constructions that you and I have are different to what is
found there. So that loss of habitat it tells us in sort of our off that anybody who enters Gen net
and as an MF useful duty him in material that removed from their heart is any animosity, any hatred,
any jealousy, any sinful desire, any ill intent towards others. And therefore, a motorcar begin you
know, you and I will be meeting and meeting and facing one another. I love Subroto Mota. RVD May
Allah subhanho wa Taala allow us the company of our Nabina Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sent them
		
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			to the second question in sha Allah, if there is no questions from the audience, it seems that we
only have two questions from for today inshallah. Odisha. The second question
		
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			the Sahaba of Allah so
		
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			the when they describe was last Salah Eden smile during the year of the sorrow after the death of
his wife, Khadija and his uncle
		
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			reports related to this hobby.
		
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			So I've never heard this hadith the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam didn't smile, what we refer
to as I'm a husband, it is a month of sorrow a month where people, not just the prophets, I send
them felt sadness. So the grief of the prophets I send them couldn't be seen as human beings we are
never ever meant to be, you know, saddened in such an extent that we cannot also enjoy moments of
happiness. So there will be moments of the prophets I sell them being happy, even in the month of
sorrow. But when you reflect on that year, on the on the year of sorrow, you would characterize it
and remember it as a year of sadness, where the prophets I send them lost his wife lost his uncle
		
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			Salalah I do sell them on the Allahu Allah, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his daughters
were ill, there were people who, not just them who would passed away, there was a lot of, you know,
difficulties that were experienced and famine and austerity and people who were married were
intentionally divorced, so many different things that brought sorrow. This doesn't mean that there
were not moments of levity and joy and comfort in Allah and the believer, especially the prophets. I
said, lead is one whose condition is always how you
		
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			you know, not because a person experiences sorrow, that they don't relish and enjoy higher the
goodness of the life and higher Abeba where one is secure and feeling safe in the in the love of
Allah subhanho wa taala, even when challenged with difficulties in life, may Allah Subhana Allah
heal us and assist us and protect us from harm Allahumma me.
		
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			Allah,
		
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			it seems today, we only have two questions
		
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			from the audience. No, I got a couple of questions here in sha Allah, so on some of my social
streams, and there was one sister actually, who was saying she was wanting to register for the
course, but she couldn't afford it herself. And I want you to know, sister that unmeasured, it
doesn't turn anyone away, just on account of them not being able to afford it, perhaps there's
something else that you're able to contribute, or some other payment option that you are eligible
for. There is a method of scholarships. Also today, there is an exclusive that's offered for the
next 24 hours that you know, limits the fees. So kind of go back, go into the website and apply for
		
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			this scholarship. Describe your situation, from my understanding, nobody's ever turned away in that
regard. So may Allah subhanaw taala increase you in good and I look forward to having you in the
class in sha Allah. There's a
		
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			Another brother who sent a question asking about
		
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			prevention of suicide, especially with somebody who's not feeling well. And that's a question. I
think that that that's kind of important. For us as Muslims, we recognize that one of the greatest
sins that a person can commit is that they despair in the Mercy of Allah. And that not out of, you
know, mental health issues, but not out of illness, but they make a decision within themselves that
I've given up on God have given up on life. And that is something that is some that has its
punishment at the time of death and into the next life, may Allah protect us from this. So
understanding that is one of the important things number two, is to recognize at the mercy of Allah
		
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			subhana wa, tada is great. And whatever problems that myself you or others are facing, or those who
you know, about are facing. And sometimes, you know, you're asking about a friend, you're asking
about a son or a daughter, know that it requires intervention, and it requires somebody asking them,
how are you feeling? Are you thinking about that, and to actually literally ask them, that takes a
great deal of release from them, that they could say, you know, I was thinking about that. And that
be that requires you then to take a very quick clinical approach, you don't leave them on their own,
you make sure that you take away things that could be of harm and danger to them, that you don't
		
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			just ignore that. And you don't just say, in sha Allah, you know, make this do it. This isn't a
spiritual problem. It's now a clinical problem, and could be a clinical mental health problem. So it
requires experts. So you would call the suicide hotline, you would call people to directly
intervene. And it's not something that myself and you handle on our own. It's something that's
handled by trained specialists, and we sit with them until we find a way to assist. Number three is
to be from those who are in the part and process of helping others recover. Subhanallah as Muslims,
we're really good at giving advice, but we're not really good at sticking around to have that
		
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			advice. Make a difference. Sadly, there's many of us, you know, we're very good at giving advice,
Oh, you shouldn't have done that. Or don't do this or do that instead, or buy this or do that, sell
it now, it's better for you to sell. And after they after you give the advice, you walk away, and
you're not there to help pick up the pieces, help them dust themselves off after falling, right
becomes important for those around us to become a catchment and to become a security blanket around
us into the future. May Allah subhanaw taala use us for good. And that was one of the things of the
prophets. I send them there was one of the Sahaba who lost his son. And he was so depressed, and so
		
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			overwhelmed habits and epsa who he locked himself in his home. He never ate, showered, drank,
prayed, never came out of his house. When the Prophet heard of this after a couple of days, he
knocked on his door. He went to visit him he went to sit with him. He committed himself I'm here I'm
not going to leave you. Nobody's gonna be left behind. And that's a sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we do not leave people behind. May Allah subhanaw taala help us and use
us for good Allahumma me
		
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			from our side here, okay, there is another question chef Salam aleikum. You have any recommendations
of books where we can reflect and relate to have one seller most in order to have this practice?
Yes, absolutely. Look at you know, even behind me here, I know, it's a little bit of shameless self
promotion. This is a book that you know, many people Subhanallah found a lot of value in it. And it
was built from some of a lecture series that I've done tearful moments from the life of the prophet
I sell them makes the prophets I sell them much more real. Because you see, there were moments of
vulnerability, moments of sadness, moments of sorrow, moments of happiness that brought him to
		
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			tears. So Allah, Allah was sending him. So I do recommend it. Even though I'm the author, I do
recommend it for you. It is something that I believe will be a value in sha Allah, I recommend the
program that I'm teaching in that program Subhanallah
		
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			that that is starting, that you can enroll in the Prophet smile. It's not the CEO of the prophets, I
sell them in the way that has been taught, you know about, you know, moving from one place to
another in a historical sense. Rather, there's a section on it the teaching techniques of the
prophets, I sell them teaching our children as the prophet taught children, leadership for a
corporate life, the balance and boundaries of the prophets. I send them in dealing with agitators.
		
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			and hateful people, you know the sooner of dealing with toxic people, even if they're family? Have
you ever thought about the sooner of the prophesy sell them in how we dealt with Abu Lahab? Is Uncle
right? There's a sooner How do you deal with a family member who's toxic, who's hurtful, spiteful,
all of these are things that you find, you know, in that program. So I made it into a very
contemporary kind of retelling of the life of the prophet I sell them. And you know that the
struggles of the prophet Isaiah, the beauty of the prophets, I seldom the man of the smell of the
prophets, I send him the perfume of the prophet Isaiah, all of that, I believe is is of great value
		
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			in sha Allah, and I do recommend it to you. The book that I prepared for it is a substantial book,
it's its own re it's its own reader that goes beyond what I'm teaching. So I've always kind of set
that up that I want there to be something that you read that goes even further than the discussion
that is being had. So I do welcome you to join in that Insha Allah, if you want something that's a
little bit more
		
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			orthodox, or a little bit more, I guess, just Hadith after Hadith after Hadith, the Shema in of the
prophets, I send them the Shema, remember Timothy is a powerful powerful book, which is the
substance of this book of this presentation, the prophet smile that you can see through a Muslim dot
online. Do join that and join it in sha Allah I think you will find a great deal of value in it be
the light to Allah and never died online insha Allah and the Prophet smile or just google the
Prophet smile or on my social media, you'll find links to it in Sharma
		
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			and I think this is the last question sha Allah, there is a question on YouTube shares is working to
the bank organization is considered for
		
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			because of the river simple. What's your thoughts about those kinds of general questions I tend to
stay away from there's jobs in a bank that are Hollandaise jobs in a bank that aren't. So if you are
in doubt, and if you're looking at what you're doing in the bank, and it's something that your your
heart is, is not at ease with it. Sit with somebody who is a trusted
		
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			person of knowledge, and sit with them and explain your role. Explain your circumstance, explain
whether you can find another job in this pandemic environment, explain to them everything and have
them find for you a solution or recommend for you departure from it. But I can't answer that kind of
question. Not all bank jobs are haram. I'm a teacher some of it some of the duties of teachers can
be held on nurses some of their duties can be held on no job is without question that there will be
something that we have to be extra careful with extra thinking about in how to manage it. Not just
simply Halal haram there's gray within it and there are things that we can use to mitigate those
		
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			kind of dark spots to make it brighter for ourselves and our families. Insha Allah may Allah purify
our risk, turn us towards halaal May Allah make that little in our wealth? Feel greater than what is
great in the hands of others Allama me
		
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			does not come JazakAllah head it's a pleasure and an honor. I look forward to being with you guys
again and shot love to see you soon in Malaysia but in the light to Allah Subhana Allah Mohammed
Tikka shadow Allah Isla Hotlanta South Africa to Boulais salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah.