Yahya Ibrahim – Follow the Truth to Believe in the Truth

Yahya Ibrahim
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The importance of Islam is highlighted, including its use in personal and professional life and the need for everyone to acknowledge it. The speaker also discusses the difficulties of acceptance of Islam and the importance of learning from others. The speaker emphasizes the importance of affirmations and hard work in achieving success, including learning to pray and burn burning lights until the end of the day. They also mention upcoming events and offer a place for students to visit. The importance of hard work and finding one's own success is emphasized, along with the need for affirmations and affirmations in life.

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sallallahu alayhi wa ala. Early he was like me he was a limiter. Sleeman. kathira Yeah, Allah Dena,
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			la hora Sula, who Sanchez opposing all the EMA and my bad. Always we begin with the praise of Allah
we send our prayers upon our w Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			We pray that Allah Subhana Allah to Allah Ming says from those who love his path and his way of
life, that Allah gives us a knowledge and a practice of the Quran in a way that is
		
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			more important and relevant to us in our private life than what we seek to show each other publicly.
Allahumma amin, I pray that our Lord's, our fear and our hope in the mercy of Allah, in genuine
steps as we move forward in life Allahumma Amin.
		
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			Today I wanted to speak about one of the fundamentals of our faith.
		
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			And one of the great statements of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			is when a man came and asked him a question that really might have deserved a longer answer or so we
may think. But the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam of the miracles that he was provided by Allah
is something referred to as Joe me and tell him that he can gather a comprehensive topic, but
address it in just a simple word that has a vast and unending meaning. And that's from the signs of
the trueness of his prophethood sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, a man came to the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam. And he said to him all messenger of Allah polyfill Islam he and law as Allah and
who had
		
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			a messenger of God, tell me about Islam something that I don't need to ask anyone after you anything
about it. Give me something that I can use that I can benefit from something that gives me that the
heart of what this faith of La ilaha illa Allah know No, and that Mohammed that you are His
Messenger, give it to me in a way that is clear.
		
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			easy to understand, but at the same time practical for me to use.
		
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			The prophets I seldom turn to the men and simply said, Call Robbie Yama, the regular and be
confident in saying, My Lord is Allah Rob be Allah Allah is the one who I have made my master
		
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			through messed up him, then follow what it means Subhan Allah.
		
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			see many of us we've come to accept this Islam as something that is a blood right? Now almost every
one of us seated here today and hamdulillah we were born into the faith of Al Islam, we came to know
a law by what our parents and our school and our teachers led us to. But it's slam is not just
simply that you identify as a culture, or as a religion. It's meant to be something that shapes
every aspect of your life, the easy parts of it. And in fact, more importantly, the difficult parts
of adhering to the faith.
		
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			Everybody likes the easy stuff. Nobody wants to put in the hard work. Nobody wants to stay away from
the things that maybe the heart desires, or the relationships that are being ones but Allah subhana
wa to Allah has made it limited upon us.
		
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			has asked us to step away from it. kohlrabi Allah, as you say, My Lord isms, that Allah is not just
one that you worship and you can't see and you feel that you're detached from. But Allah is the
master of every decision you and I are meant to make in our day and in our lives until we return and
meet him from what we eat and what we were to what we interact with others into the Hillel
relationships we have and to the avoidance of that which is haraam.
		
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			In every aspect of our life, it's meant to demonstrate a submission and Islam to Allah. Sadly, at
times, a lot of emphasis on Islam, Mashallah, you know, we're Muslims, it's a religion of peace,
we're supposed to be really nice people. And everything in Islam is just about a flower. It's about
you know, having good manners. And that's all Islam is. Islam goes far, far further than that, in
the decisions we make in the decisions that we refuse to make, in how we view each and every aspect
of our life, and the moments that we carry forward in our treatment of others.
		
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			called rugby Allah, acknowledge, state and be proud that Allah is the one who is my master, the one
who directs my life. When we say that Allah Subhana Allah, Allah is the master, when you and I stand
in prayer. What you're supposed to hold in your heart, is that it's as if you stand before a judge,
as a criminal is about to be sentenced, and your head is hung low, and you're in a moment of fear as
to what will happen next, will I be forgiven? Will I be sentenced? Will I be given mercy? Where will
my judgment lead me further in life, and at that moment, you remind yourself that Allahu Akbar, it
is a law who is greater, it is a law whose Mercy is greater, whose power is greater, and who's
		
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			affected my life and others is greater.
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah to Allah tells us in the Quran, that in the darkest hours, Allah remains with us
as a rough man, as the one who is always in permanently merciful. Heat mint of us of our treatment
in our relationship with Him Subhana Allah at times, you might find me in the morning as you come
into school, smiley and cheerful and happy said, I want to come check it out. And I'm very easy to
get along with.
		
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			And so Pamela, there's other days where I've had maybe a difficult time or news that is disturbed
me, and my mood may be different, and the gentle kind person that you've always expected, maybe on
that one off day, you don't find it. And that's because of my humanity and my humaneness. But man,
the always ever Merciful, the one who all of the mercy we have stems from the mercy is put in our
hearts towards human others. And that becomes unchanging, irrespective of what we give back towards
Allah, when we should be thankful at times, we are ungrateful. If you were to look at your life
today, just what you're wearing and where you're sitting and the safety that you will enjoy the
		
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			lunch, you're about to eat, after our prayers, the classes you're about to attend the car that's
going to pick you up at the end of the day, the home that you're going to find secure and full of
food and comfort. The news that you're able to share with others of ease and delight is not what is
the norm for the majority of human beings who are walking the earth today. And as you and I sit in
the comfort of this Masjid, in this masala sitting nearly 1000 of us, worshipping Allah with this
freedom, there are those who are restricted from it and Allah remains a rough man for them as much
as he is for us. Sadly, at times when we say Our Lord is Allah, we only want to make Allah important
		
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			when everything is good. And when everything seems Well, it's easy to be good with Allah.
		
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			But it's when there's difficulty in our life or we don't get what we want or we have been deprived
from something we thought is good for us. That in the wisdom of Allah isn't that we find it
difficult at times, to become the good Muslim that we need. So the prophets I sell themselves
through must stop him then adhere to it. At
		
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			Here to that word of La ilaha illa Allah, that it's not just a law, who I worship when I'm in
prayer, but it's a law who I worship in every aspect of my day and my night.
		
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			Even your sleep can become an act of worship as a Muslim, that if you say to yourself, I'm going to
go to sleep early because I don't want to miss bajor the whole night of sleep becomes an act of
worship as your intention is to rise and wake up to worship Allah. As you sit in your math class,
and as you struggle with one or two of the problems, if you set your heart that I want to make
something better of myself something better for my community in the future, something that my
parents and I can be proud of. I want to attain a higher standing and a higher rank and to gain a
higher admission to a place that will give me a Halla, Liz can an honorable job, every moment of you
		
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			concentrating with your studies, becomes an act of
		
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			some of the greatest Sahaba of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
		
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			who lived with him for dozens of years,
		
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			where those who narrated few words from the prophets I send them an example is Abu Bakr radi Allahu
anhu or Mr. hubub 500 600 800 Hadeeth. And then there's others who narrated 1000s of Hadees and you
say, how is it that Abu Bakr, the first person to enter into Islam just narrate under 600 Hadith
from the prophets, I sell them he was with the prophets I send them everywhere I was with the
prophets I send them everywhere, but then you dig a little bit deeper.
		
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			Faith and practicing Islam is not just sitting in the masjid and listening even if it is just
remember the Allahu anhu it shows you what is the karma means what it means to be upright and a
worshiper of Allah. He says my neighbor and I we used to share the company of the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			One day, I would sit in the masjid with the Prophet the whole day learning and studying. And after
the night had come in the Prophet went to his home, I would sit with my neighbor who all day was out
in the field at work, he couldn't be in the masjid he esta earn enough money for his family for his
for his children. He was out there working but he wanted to be with the prophets. I said to him, so
at the end of the night, I would sit with him and I would tell him everything The Prophet said that
day, everything that prophets I seldom did that evening. And then we will go to sleep. The next
morning, I would go out to the field, and my neighbor would sit with the messenger sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam until the end of the day, I would be so anticipating, I wonder what happened. I wasn't
there in the masjid except for the prayer then I went back to work. I don't know exactly what
occurred. I can't wait for my neighbor who I share the helmets I send them with to tell me what has
happened to the prophets I send them where he says alanon work is an act of worship. Studying is an
act of worship.
		
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			preparing yourself for the future my year. 12 is an act of worship.
		
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			committing yourself to a regiment of studying by day and reviewing by night and burning the candle
until that late hours for these last few months before your exams is an act of worship.
		
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			That you can be rewarded for.
		
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			I pray that Allah Subhana Allah to Allah makes us from those who have an Instant Karma of heart,
where it's not just that we seek to make ourselves better as each and every day goes by the prophets
I send them with pray at the end of every sada Allahu Allah, Vickery O Allah assist me to remember
you more, will show Crick to thank you more. We're hosting Eva netic. And to be better in my worship
better in the next Salah than I was today. Your aim is to become a better person as you move forward
each and every day. And each and every week in our school and beyond its gates. how delighted I was
to see today. One of my former students who used to sit with your where you're sitting right now.
		
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			She used to sit where you were in this school as a student as you are and today she's a colleague,
taking relief of a classroom. What a great honor Subhana Allah that those of you one day will come
and share your wisdom. Share your knowledge that I will visit you in your doctor's office or
		
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			I will call your company to fix my electricity or my plumbing that I'll have the need for you as you
have a need for me today. May Allah Subhana Allah Allah grant you success, give you energy in your
hard work and make you from those who are proud to say that you know in the law Allah and follow it
as a methodology of life. akuto Cali hatha Estella para la la the money welcome.
		
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			Alhamdulillah
		
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			wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah salam Allahu wa sallam.
		
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			The Prophet salallahu alayhi wasallam taught us the importance of hard work by demonstrating it
himself. In fact, one of the songs that the Sahaba used to sing and don't be surprised by me saying
that the time of the prophets I send them they used to sing human behavior allows that. And as the
masjid of the prophets, I send them with being built, the Sahaba began to sing, it's a poem. And
they would say, the translation of it, what companions would be of righteousness. If the Prophet was
working, carrying the bricks, and we sat watching, what good would we be as his friends and
companions, if the Messenger of Allah was the one who built the masjid by himself, and Subhana
		
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			Allah, you find this song and this story. And so al Bukhari with the prophets I sell them was the
first person to mold the bricks to carry it on his blessing shoulder to set it in its place, to dig
the ground, to remove the rocks, the prophets, I sell them with a person whose hands would get dirty
in full in foraging, and in preparing what would be the greatness of our oma today. And unless
you're willing to work hard, you will achieve less than what you can achieve in life. And there is
no greater regret.
		
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			You can even ask this if some of your year 11 and 12 students today, there's no greater regret of a
senior student than they didn't master something in their lower school years that could have
benefited them in their senior years. And to my year 11 and 12. There's no greater regret you will
have in your first years of university, then that you wasted a moment in a time where you could have
mastered something that would make your life easier. In your university studies. There's no greater
regret once you get back into work, and you find a job and build the career than to look back and
say, had I had the time that I had, I would not have wasted it in the way that I did. And I pray
		
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			that Allah Subhana Allah to Allah gives you an opportunity to say la ilaha illa Allah and to follow
the path of hard work. That is a consequence of that belief, Allah who may sell Islam or will
muslimeen May Allah give strength and support to Islam and its believers, Allah whom the eyes and
Islam and Muslim in denia or hammer wa II mean, we ask you all Allah to guide us to all that which
is good. We pray that Allah protects our school, our staff and our students, that Allah Subhana
Allah leads our board and our principle to that which is pleasing to Him. That Allah protects us
from making decisions that are harmful and khatam. That Allah Subhana Allah to Allah opens to us the
		
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			doors of all virtue. Well salinda Huma wasallam was it robotic LSA et now, Habibi. Now whenever you
know Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we're optimists.