Yahya Ibrahim – My Body, My Amanah

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The speakers discuss the physicality of human beings and the importance of trimming hair and keeping one's body from the ocean. They emphasize the need for human beings to practice trimming and keep their bodies from the ocean, as well as the importance of understanding the physical differences between humans and animals. The segment also touches on the origin of evil and the importance of staying true to one's belief in God and the heart. The speakers stress the need for personal commitment to Islam and the potential for "has been made" to protect one's body and soul.

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			You come in when you're ready.
		
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			Good to go. So I'm Adi Kamara from local law here.
		
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			In handling dynamic who want to stay in a home and sell food or when I would be laughing surely I'm
footsie now women see Dr. Molina Miyagi level fellow Mandala when you blend for their hair the other
Why should we allow Illa Illa Maha Dasha de cada shadow Anna Mohammed Abdullah who would also do
some Allahu Allahu Allah early he was talking he was selling into Sleeman kathira Yeah, you're
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			Karina. alikoum Rocky, but yeah, Johan levena am and on top of law how a whole new Poland study that
use the hella ama Kemal filicudi Nova. Woman you are Rasulullah hufa Cortez felsen Halima and my
bad. Always we begin with the praise of Allah we send our prayers of peace upon our Nabhi Mohammed
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we testify that none is worthy of worship of Allah and then our nemedia
Salalah alayhi wa sallam is his worshiping slave and final messenger. I continue to always remind
myself in your top Allah as Elgin, and I pray that Allah Subhana Allah want to add up, opens our
heart to receiving a greater amount of love for Allah, fear of Allah azza wa jal and hope in the
		
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			mercy of Allah. We pray that Allah subhana wa to add that makes our consciousness our awareness of
our duties to Allah, have more value to us of greater importance to us and have more greater
commitment in our privacy and private life. than what we seek to show each other publicly. Allahu
mammy, we pray that Allah Subhana Allah protects us young and old, men and women, those who are with
us and those who are watching from a distance, we pray that Allah Subhana Allah hi that puts Baraka
in our room, puts strength in our bodies, and healing in our vision and our sight Allahumma baddeck
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			What was it that we're all waiting that ever the amount of a dinner I do out of the prophets I send
them over la continue to put Baraka in our hearing in our sight and in the strength of our bodies.
As long as you have kept us living in this world, Allah Houma me
		
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			first I would like to thank Masha Allah did a lovely event last weekend with Adam Grant them success
for inviting me to share in these few minutes with you. We ask Allah subhana wa to add that make our
gathering a gathering of Allah and that gathering where we depart with our sins forgiven, and that
our heart grow fonder and more loving of each other and our families love them and
		
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			the topic Mashallah the brothers they said you know something that's appropriate for young people.
But Mashallah I consider myself young, right. So Yanni young is relative, right? Yeah, you can feel
young but you know, Masha Allah, Allah Subhana Allah grant this Baba in our help Allahumma me.
		
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			So the topic in sha Allah is my body, my manner, and to handle love the fact that I recited in the
second Raka was from the last
		
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			page of salt and
		
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			where Allah subhanaw taala says that I gave the amanar to mankind and mankind took it upon
themselves that they are accountable to Allah azza wa jal, and will speak in chat a lot about the
importance of the body, the mind and the soul. So to set the stage it's important for us as Muslims,
especially young and old and Mashallah, it's such a pleasure seeing some of my students from the
school who I see in class, they had too much of we already, but it's good that they still wanted to
come and chat Alhamdulillah
		
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			what I want you to get the conceptualization of what is an incense?
		
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			And what is very Adam. So these are two descriptions that Allah uses in the portal and to describe
human beings, right. One of them is a cognitive understanding how insan it's about the mind, right?
It comes from the concept of nice Yan, somebody who forgets so it's about thought. It's a cognitive
assessment. Then there's Benny Adam, or those who are bash up. The second description is called bash
up.
		
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			The ones who are firmus the ones Mashallah Some of us have more further than others. Right? Right,
some of us have more for than others. But by definition, as human beings, one of the things that
separates us, between us and those who walk the earth before Adam, this is important, because see,
many of our children, they get confronted when they study evolution. They go to school, they get,
you know, you're talking about evolution. And there were these primates, there were
		
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			upright beings, that had levels of understanding levels of thought, stood on two feet, walk the
earth, and resemble the makeup of a human being. And of course, what leads some of the theory is
that there you go, but what you find is that whenever you look at the models, every single one of
those models is what one who is covered when for and therefore the description of Allah in the Quran
is very precise. It's a beautiful description. He says, Bashar
		
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			in all your intimate you are Lima who Bashar when they spoke about the Prophet The one who teaches
him is one who is Bashara human being when Allah sends gibreel to Maria Maria Salaam in Surah Maryam
I will send that la her ohana fetta methyl Allah Bashar runs a Ouija right to description at
physical description of a complete human being. I want to be a sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he was
one who had little hair on his body. Now of course, if you have hair on your body, it doesn't mean
you are far from the suit of the prophets. I sell him that just as Hulk. Right? The the How could we
interview sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we could not replicate it. But the holy book.
		
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			Now did you hear that word? Do you see how they sound the same.
		
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			And holyoake the character of the prophet Isaiah is obligated upon you to do what? to replicate it.
You can't make yourself look physically exactly like the prophets. I seldom, if you were to remove
all of your body here and just leave a little small strip of here that this is how the prophets I
send them is just had a little bit of hair and a small strip down to his navel. If you were to say
I'm going to practice the sooner
		
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			it's not dissimilar in that sense, right? But if you were to say the Prophet salallahu alayhi
wasalam when he would be angry, he would hold his anger and not be vulgar that says, whoa, look.
		
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			I'm going to practice this is the Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Right. Then
there are things about his physical being about his body that he instructs us to do the same. So
about trimming from the mustache so it doesn't overhang over our mouth, about keeping our beard
having facial hair as a man, it is from the basher the characteristics of the fitrah of the nebbia
Mohamed Salah.
		
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			So I want you to think of these two things. The insan is the one who cognitively Allah speaks about
the mind of human beings. The second is that we are Benny Adam but we also are those who are Basha,
we have a physical makeup,
		
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			the Imams of our faith, we speak about the understanding of what is a human being as being made of
three important components. There is a burden, the physicality, the body that you possess. Then
there is the ankle. The rationale, the discernment, the intellect, and then the third is the row.
The next when you're alive, it's the next out of your body it is the rule
		
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			these three things when you put them together you are Benny Adam, you are from the children of Adam
alayhis salaam, missing one of these separates you from humanity. Now why is this important?
		
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			Most of the living things that are walking the earth are very similar to you and I genetically right
even
		
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			this table this water as I sit in front of you, what am I 72% h2o, right? Because Allah said
		
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			He created us from what?
		
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			What was our initial creation what's from what? From the
		
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			earth man in its water mixed with the elements of the earth, right? Sol Sol in CalHFA har. So we
were made from the depths of the earth from the elements of the earth. It's not that you and I are
made from this mud, not you and I but Adam
		
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			His Sadam, his form was brought together from the things that you and I consume to remain alive.
		
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			If you don't have enough iron in your diet and you're anemic, you're in danger. Why is your blood
red similar to why the earth in Australia is red? Why do we have Mashallah so much about NWA because
of the mines? Why? We have lots of iron ore, iron ore hematite are reddish in color, Rusty in color.
Your blood is red. Why? Because it has iron, as if you bleed out a lot. And you don't have enough
iron in your diet. You suffer.
		
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			Oh, my nails are you need more magnesium.
		
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			We'll get down on the magnesium. You need to eat more bananas, unique potassium,
		
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			potassium. Why are these the things you need? Because that's what you're from. This is what you the
initial makeup of any other of Adam alayhis salaam is from the elements of the earth, Michalek now,
from it, you and I our origin.
		
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			What if he had one hand your resume and two of the audit to be put women had no courage to him talk
about an Oprah format we will be resurrected one more time.
		
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			So this tree once upon a tree had a life that was physical that was obligated to Allah. See when
Allah Subhana Allah says in Surah methyl and soulcal Hajj it's one of the areas you make sujood when
you recite it
		
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			I'm Tara, don't you see and Allah to Allah Yes, you do level, prostrate or submit to Him. Memphis
similar to Memphis or those in the heavens and those on the earth. West Shams welcome up. The sun,
the moon when new Doom the sun the stars were shut off the trees. Sometimes Have you gotten those
four words on what's up with is a tree bending now they also Pamela, the three making sudo to Allah
says not true. The tree making sudo to Allah is that it is submitted to its own will cannot do
anything but what Allah created it for. This is what it is. It's a tree. It can do anything except D
tree. That's what you are right? You're created to be a tree nothing else. But you are given choice.
		
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			So your creative. Allah says hey, they know who Sabine I leave them on a path. We can choose Shakira
and capoeira, they can be grateful, ungrateful. You can choose you want to put in effort or not, you
want to be friendly or not. You want to have good temperament or not.
		
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			But the essence of your creation, although it is coded by Allah given by Allah Subhana Allah, you
are given choice, and a man from Allah, a trust not to be abused.
		
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			The first human experiment on fixing the defects of the heart,
		
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			the physical heart, they said you don't some people may Allah protect our homes and our families.
Some people are born with congenital heart disease in their heart, there is the valve. It doesn't
restrict the blood from flowing back. The valve is supposed to allow it one way but not to let it
back. So Subhan Allah, some people the valve, it opens but doesn't close firmly. So after it pumps
out, more blood comes back in the person's
		
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			dying slowly.
		
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			So they said we want to fix this valve, but they don't have the technology in the 50s 60s 70s. To do
this. They said how about we replace the valve with another you can take it from another human being
back when they hadn't yet learned how to keep the heart of somebody who's passed away, relatively
alive and oxygenated until they can transplanted. So what they used to do, they used to bring the
swine as the qumola a pig and they would cut open the pig while it's still alive, cut the valve out
and stitch it into the human being heart and Subhana Allah because the genetic similarity, the
genetic similarity physically between the swine and the human being with close to the person they
		
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			would seat you're up his heart, they would give him a cocktail of drugs. So he doesn't you know,
it's it's similar but it's not the same and they wouldn't live
		
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			because we're created genetically, similarly to many of the things that roam this earth. So what
separates us
		
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			Some people say oh, it's the mind. So we now we talk about the second physically. We're like all of
these other things that walk the earth.
		
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			So we have up. Pamela, we got a much Yeah, yeah, I think
		
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			it becomes strange then when you hear things like, you know, in science, they measure the
intelligence of other animals. So they'll tell you, you know, dolphins are actually smarter than
human beings, you say, loving, a dolphin smarter than me. So, sometimes you meet human beings, and
you understand, right?
		
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			I understand why this, this may be said is that all human panela animals have thought, and they're
able to think, and they're able to understand right from wrong, they're able to understand justice
from injustice, they're able to understand when they're being wronged, and when they're being
oppressed. You can Google this later, you know, when you go home, just type into YouTube. I always
watch this with my year, seven students in school. The first one, I talked to him about the heat, as
I'm talking to you. Now, this is for my classes. So when we talk about heat, I say to them, Listen,
you know, there's capuchin monkeys, or just put monkeys in justice, just put that in YouTube. And
		
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			you'll see an experiment, a professor, he's talking about an experiment, they put two monkeys in
cages next to each other. And the monkeys have been trained, you give the monkey you put a rock in
the cage, it takes the rock brings it to the other side gives it to you, so you give it a cucumber.
Monkeys like cucumber, it's fine. But they love grapes. So what they do is the two monkeys in front
of each other, the first one they give him, he brings the rock back, they give him a cucumber. The
second one in front of the first does the same thing gives a lot they give them a great
		
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			the first monkey looks.
		
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			They put the rock with this, this first one again, he comes back, they give him a cucumber. He looks
at the cucumber and throws it back
		
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			at the professor
		
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			This is when
		
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			and begins to shake the cage. You know, this is this is oppression, this is wrong, I'm not going to
accept this Subhanallah there's human beings who don't even react in that way. So Pamela, some of us
as human beings, somebody will walk over us, somebody will mistreat us, and we won't
		
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			even show unacceptance not even react but even show unacceptance and they repeat this experiment
time and again, the monkey would rather be hungry than accepting justice. And every time takes it
throws it back at her picks, it throws it back at her. And they did this with other animals. They
did this with pigs with dogs with bats. All of them have a similar cognitive understanding.
		
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			Lots of Hollywood Allah speaks about the defect that human beings had. In sort of thought how Allah
describes Adam initially, when I hegner Isla Adam, I mean, Pablo can ESEA well a measured level
asthma, I made a covenant and instruction with Adam, I made a deal with Adam a promise to Adam and
Adam to fulfill it. And Adam was proving to forget he was not one of constancy and somehow and Allah
as human beings, one of the defects that we have one of the flaws that we have is that we do not
always remember consequence we do not always look to tomorrow. So Allah gives us what is called as
the reminder, what is the name of the Quran, in the whole leveque it is your reminder, the purpose
		
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			of the Quran is not to only give you new things, but to remind you of things that your fifth law
inside you, you know, things any human being knows, but Allah says whether you're whether you're in
the cross temporal movement, you remind them the reminder benefits the believers. So the second
		
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			aspect of our humanity first we said physically, we're like many of the other animals.
Intellectually rationally, we're very similar, but we've given given something that others haven't.
Allah tells us, man,
		
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			I lommel
		
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			what is the most greatest llama? Is that he gave us What?
		
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			Why should we value it because inside I'm the one who created you I'm giving you the manual you need
holla fall inside I learner who
		
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			taught mankind something that others don't have, which is the ability to convey knowledge from
oneself to others in records that can extend beyond their life. So if you go to an elephant
		
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			And you say, can you teach your baby how to sew? Yes. Can you teach your grandchildren how to swim?
Even though you're not there? Can you re leave them instructions? Can you discuss things in that
sense that you leave behind the legacy for future generations? Can you draw or leave something that
is understood by those who come after you? The answer is no, this concept of began to make an
explanation for those who are not present with you and that you will not meet there after them. If
you go to only rule, or if you go to Egypt, or if you go to the Mayans in South America, one of the
things that all human beings are astounded with, when you walk into the pyramids, you see these
		
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			stories, and paintings and writings and script they're in that they convey is something then that's
translatable that people who come after, admire, and seek to learn from.
		
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			So what separates us
		
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			physically, rationally similar.
		
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			Then there's the third component that you and I have been given, and that's the greatest amanar that
has been bestowed upon us, as human beings. Allah Subhana, Allah has given you an eye that Oh,
		
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			and they would ask the prophets, I said, the Mayas, aluna cannot call Roman me Robbie, they ask you
about the soul, say to them that the concern of the soul is solely with Allah.
		
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			Even if it was explained, you cannot understand it. That concept of the soul is one that requires
greater than what you and I are capable with, in our humanity.
		
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			Pull it off, I'm Emily, Robbie. And later in the year when that booty two minute Amy, luckily, and
whatever knowledge you possess as human beings, it is limited and focused in certain certain
aspects. It's not comprehensive. So when Allah speaks of his knowledge, he says, a half of equally
shy in edema. The knowledge of a law is expensive beyond all limits, while our knowledge is limited
to time, place, circumstance, experience, and to the elucidation over there by Yann of those who
came before us.
		
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			Where do we receive knowledge from?
		
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			You? Sometimes, you know, there's this fraud that's committed upon university students, where
they're taught about, you know, just the scientific method, that that's the only knowledge that is
reliable.
		
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			But as Muslims, that is not our philosophy, our philosophy is yes, there is the demonstratable,
objective, rational knowledge. But there is also the knowledge of Revelation,
		
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			the knowledge that is not for the mind or the body, but for the soul. So my mind and my body, they
can absorb knowledge through senses, smelling, hearing, sight, experience, touch.
		
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			But then there's a knowledge that is beyond that, that is equal to acceptance for us as Muslims,
which is the knowledge of transmission that has been given and handed to the prophets is conveyed to
us with an honor tradition. That brings it to us in the same way it was it was revealed to the nebia
Mohamed Salah onyx and so Allah wants you to understand this. Allah says inhaler Tamil absorb
		
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			these people who deny it's not that their eyes do not see. It's not that they don't look at the
stars and can't calculate and you know, it's not that they don't have science and they are not able
to understand My majesty. While I can tamela kulu Boulet invisible but their hearts are blind.
		
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			The heart has sight, just like the eyes have sight for us as Muslims. The basis of our belief is not
just simply the rational material sciences, there are things you and I believe in with the same
truth with the same truth that you and I take as being truth in other things. You know, sometimes
		
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			people like to
		
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			be fancier than they really are. You know, there's, you'll have somebody will say show, uh, you
know, prove to me God exists.
		
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			But, you know, don't tell me to believe in something. Don't tell me
		
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			Because I have to just take it for your word. And it's a very easy way to undermine this kind of
illogical statement. Why is it illogical? Because everything you believe in somebody told you
		
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			if you ask me who's your father? Yeah, I'll say it had you Abdullah Brahim. I was speaking to him
just before coming. He wakes up repetitively calls me, Michelle. Hi, guys, it's my fault. You say?
How do you know?
		
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			I say What do you mean? How do I know?
		
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			You told me?
		
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			My mother told me. What do you mean? How do I know?
		
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			How do you know, leave off old texts and other things. We're talking just from the Bay are the
things we accept as truth are always things that people have said to us. Somebody said to you, even
those who disbelieve in God, they believe somebody.
		
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			Oh, somebody said, Oh, yes, the universe can make itself use it. How do you know? I read it. Who do
you read in your corporate Bible? Not not the Bible in something, and then you will have I read
dockings I read Nietzsche I read, somebody is telling you, somebody is your Prophet, somebody is
giving you information that you accepted as truth.
		
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			Every truth has an origin. It's very rare. Nobody's going to calculate themselves the expanse of the
sky. And therefore when Allah subhanaw taala tells you fly on buena Elan, EBIT. Don't you look to
the camels pay for Holy God. This was for the people who were in Arabia. We're in a summer maybe in
our time we say oh camels we're in a summer How about you look at the heavens pay for all the Add
how with kept in a tight
		
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			hand Allah.
		
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			The world searches for anything that similar to this earth.
		
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			That the oxygen level is in a place that you and I can breathe without being tired. Everywhere else,
the earth the gravity of those planets, it's either spinning too quick or too slow and the oxygen
can stay at that
		
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			we're looking for water we're looking for signs of life we're looking for any evidence.
		
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			So Allah says fly on guru net in the summer
		
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			k for holiday.
		
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			When did you barely pay for
		
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			the mountains how it accumulating and continues to grow up continues to get taller. What you know
all the facility had and now the earth seems like it's flat into them ready for them?
		
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			The amount of therefore that is put upon us
		
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			is to come to understand that question.
		
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			Why have I been given this body? This time? This place this opportunity? And I know you will say oh
Chevy The answer is simple. Allah said wonderful. After Gina will insert Illa Yama Dune I created
mankind in the agenda day, worship me.
		
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			And that's the correct answer. But it requires for us to understand who we are
		
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			and why we are here.
		
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			You are a physical,
		
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			intellectual and spiritual being combined. three levels. Not physical,
		
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			mental, spiritual. So why did Allah send to the prophets I send them he sent three things. Some of
my heart he was sending to our Navy so I said he sent Islam
		
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			he man and yes sir. Islam, all of it physical because your body your body's physical. So you need
the physical element for your creation. Think of the five pillars of Islam What are they
		
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			say ash had
		
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			a la ilaha illallah wa shadow
		
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			Salah which we perform what is it? Can you just say oh my Shama I'm going to pray now.
		
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			Allah
		
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			can you just pray in your heart?
		
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			Yeah, look at it. Stand.
		
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			And then Roku and then sudo and then and then and then physical.
		
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			Every month every year, one month. 2930 days hunger.
		
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			Your body fasts.
		
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			You can't give the car through kindness, you can say or through working it off. Listen, I want to
keep my money, but I will give you hours of work to pay that car.
		
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			Now has to be what? Physical How did you meet a lot open the road to head yard? May Allah subhanaw
taala return us yeah.
		
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			Yeah Allah returned Sal May Allah take those who have not been in return those of us who have gone
Allahumma and Hajj Han Allah, you put all of these things together, you find it together in
		
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			physical. Then there is so we said Islam, for the body. Your body needs the rigor of the physicality
of different things. Wake up before the sun. Don't go to sleep until it sets in you prayed to help
God by night, fasting monday and thursday 13 1415 of every month, give us a car give you a movement.
What would you say to the move? Put action into practice? Then there's Eamon everything he man is
intellectual.
		
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			What is he man? You're me? No, no Bill, Bill. So you sit with yourself and you deliberate about your
belief in a bar.
		
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			In your mind, it's a challenge for your mind not a challenge for your body. What biLlahi wa mala ET
wa Koto v wa Rahmatullahi wa aleo mill after the Day of Judgment, WA
		
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			each of them is an incredible test to the mind. Subhana Allah you're in the middle of a problem.
		
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			When you can think when you think the whole world around you is breaking down.
		
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			hub dot Allahu wa Masha,
		
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			the thing you love the most taken from you in early lahi.
		
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			I only say what is going to please, Allah, ma UCLA. So it's a challenge to the mind that you have to
restrain your mind, you can just let it wander, fall from your belief in Allah, you can just let
your mind take you to a place that has taken others because they built a bad construction of a lot
of God. I say I Well, I would just saying this to my year 10s. On Thursday, I said to them, I've met
many people who disbelieve in God.
		
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			I find I found nobody who disbelieve in Allah. What does that mean?
		
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			There's people who disbelieve in God because what they believe about God in the first place is
wrong. They have their image of who God is to them. But it's not who Allah is, as Allah said.
		
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			One of the elements we study is called in philosophy. It's called the problem of evil. How can evil
exist in the world? how,
		
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			you know, if God is All Merciful? If he's our man, like the way you say, Why do bad things happen?
It means that bad things happen, that maybe he's not all powerful, he can stop it. Because it is so
massive, what you're saying is All Merciful, but bad things happen, then maybe he doesn't have
power. So he's not all powerful. If you say he's all powerful, and he's merciful, and bad things
happen, then he is the one who is evil, I would have allowed him then
		
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			this is the problem of evil that confronts Christians, you know, Muslim has this problem. Why?
Because in our books, in our teaching as Muslims, we don't have a loss of Hannah with Allah, you
know, if you ask one of the other people, who is God, say, Oh, Jesus is love.
		
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			So what happens when there's war?
		
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			Jesus is Love.
		
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			Love. That's it. So what happens when this child has been born in a war torn country? This child is
born with illness with that, what happened? Oh, I can't understand why God would do this to me. So
then you say, No, no, no, no, no, no. That's what you miss believe about God. Let me tell you what
Allah says. Allah says, Well,
		
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			I'm going to test you with what with death, with illness, with sickness, with poverty with poor who
told you because I am a man that I am not also
		
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			the one who allows harm. Allah never said Allah never promised if you believe in me every time you
make Mashallah, straight away You're a liar I need money Mashallah rain clouds of gold.
		
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			Is this the example Allah gives us look at how he was seldom born father has passed away before his
life as he is on a journey with his mother to visit his uncle's in Medina on the return trip in the
middle of the desert alone. His mother died five years old to Lysander
		
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			alive that you weren't
		
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			even here, my name is Sarah. I'm in the fire. Why? So that you and I understand what
		
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			We don't have that problem of evil Allah never promise you only good.
		
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			So if you build the wrong belief about God, then it's easy for you to test.
		
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			I got it How can God Be merciful? No, it's because you don't understand who is Allah. So we come
back to an E. Manu, you may know Nadel Allah
		
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			The thing that you should and I encourage in our children is not memorizing lots of things from
before and of course we want their children Mashallah to memorize but it's to understand the basics
of their tell him
		
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			what good is memory I remember I do that and
		
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			I can repeat, repeat, repeat. And then you asked him a simple question. Who's Allah?
		
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			Who's Allah? Who is Allah as you should believe a lot to be not as you want a lot to be. This is the
Amana. Allah gave us the body, the mind and the soul and Emmanuel Billa it's about holding your mind
accountable, filling your mind with an understanding of belief of who is Allah and melodica
		
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			varier Amanda Mullah created by a loss of power to Ireland for specific purposes. gibreel Aliya said
I'm a creation other than our creation. Regularly my students they will ask, so do we are does do
Muslims believe in UFOs? I say yes, of course. sama haka. UFOs. Really, so yeah, we believe in UFOs
and angels and Gene and rural in and will then mukalla loon and other creation, Allah
		
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			Allah me
		
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			What do you know what what is in your mind is more important?
		
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			At times of clarifying it and understanding why Mercado la haka, Qadri, one of the blame Allah puts
upon humanity is that they didn't understand and esteem Allah as they should hold the law in the
place that he should be in their lives. Then the third level as you are a Muslim is lamb. Eman And
then there is sn Allah homage and amin and mazzini lawmakers of those who are Sonia.
		
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			Yes, and then is for the soul. So the body is fixed with Islam the mind is fixed with the man and
the soul is fixed with sn look at how the Prophet describes SN and dabbled Allah can Mecca Torah is
that when you worship God it's as if you can be you like you can see a lot what in them Tara who you
will not see a lot in this life in this body of ours. for who you are that you know, as if you can
see Allah you know he can see you. And a lot of the greatest ways that your soul comes to life is
that you have the Moshe had of Allah that a law becomes a part of your day to day existence. One of
the great struggles Subhanallah we have with our children is getting them to do their sada where
		
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			it's between them and Allah Subhana Allah not because we are with them, right? That I am standing
before Allah as origin.
		
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			I am with Allah in the market, I am with you this Mariya of Allah.
		
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			So those three things are who you and I are. And Allah centers Islam Eman and Hassan in simplicity,
our submission to Allah our system of belief in the deen and the law of Islam, to meet the needs of
our humanity. And therefore, the better you practice Islam, the better you are as a human being. The
more honest you are, the more generous you are, the more kind you are, the more receptive you are to
people and to people's needs. And the more you stray away from Islam, the more animalistic you
become. Even when we describe people who have gone away from the truth, when we see people who are
acting ferocious, we say, look at them, they're behaving like animals, look at how they're arguing
		
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			they're there for what they're like dogs against each other. Right? In all of the languages of the
world. The character we describe human beings who lost their humanity is that we describe them with
animalistic qualities, because they've regressed to lose that component of the soul. Even though
they're thinking about the evil they're committing and acting physically in the evil they do. What
has not restrained them is that their their soul is not present.
		
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			And therefore Allah Subhana Allah has sent us to the soul to be in that the heart of the believer
that would amount when they speak about the rule and the neffs
		
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			They interchange it with the word alt, or the word sub, or the word for ad. All three words mean the
same thing as the heart, but they have different qualities in the Arabic language.
		
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			You and I, when we all have a good heart,
		
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			you know the prophets, I send them we all know the heavy supply send them, that when a person's
heart is good, the body is strong. And if a person's heart is no good, then the body goes to waste,
this spirit goes to waste. If you have a lying heart, a dishonest heart, you are a dishonest person.
		
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			If you have a generous heart, you become a generous person. If you have a cowardly heart, you act in
a cowardly manner.
		
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			The heart is meant to be the king
		
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			of the mind. And the mind is meant to restrict the body. How do we describe the mind in the Arabic
language we call it African meaning
		
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			in prison,
		
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			it means to be tied up. So you know the Saudis let me give you an easy example. You know, the
Saudis. They wear the red thing, the men, and then they wear something on top, that black thing,
what do they call it? A call? Why is it called the call? Because that comes from them as Bedouins.
It's actually the figure eight. They used to take this off. They used to keep it there because you
don't want to lose it if you ride a camel. Right? So when they got off their journey, they would
take this off and put the camels feet in it. So the camel can't run in the desert. We know the
famous Hadith where the Bedouin men came to the measure of the prophets, I seldom left the camel and
		
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			when in the masjid prophets I send them said yeah, girl hair with a webcam. Put your call and put
your trust in Allah. He said, autocorrect Allah I don't need I applied trust Allah. Allah, the
prophet Isaiah Lim says, Your mind is not working. Right? Yeah, please, tie it. So the ark means
tying up your body, tying up your tongue, tying up your behavior from doing wrong. What makes your
mind hold back and other people's mind go forward? Is that you believe in Revelation and they don't.
		
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			Why my dear sister Do you wear the hijab? Because you believe Allah Subhana Allah to Allah revealed
to the nebia salallahu alayhi wa sallam that this is what a woman should wear to protect her honor,
enter chastity and I'm going to do it even if everybody around me doesn't.
		
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			There's no law. There's no nobody's gonna tell you where it you have to where it is. You're not
you're asking. If you're going to use your art legally say everybody doesn't. Then I want to be like
everybody. What makes your mind subdued is your maps your rule. If your role is accepting of the
revelation as true knowledge, and not just your eyes as being the source of knowledge, you're you
don't make up your knowledge just with your mind you make your knowledge up with your soul.
		
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			So Allah said
		
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			I follow the word of Allah even though my mind is telling me everybody else is not.
		
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			What is the difference between pork chop and lamb chop genetically nothing? Very, look the same.
Even Muslim if you were to put it uncooked or cooked on a plate. You might smell it. We're very
sensitive Muslims, right. But if you see it from you can tell the pork and looks the same.
		
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			What makes you eat one and not the other? It's not the taste. It's not the texture. It's not the
health. It's you believed in what?
		
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			Your soul accepted the Word of God.
		
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			Henry maliko horribly Metallica and in it lakmal Kinsey hollows
		
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			so it doesn't mean you don't think oh, what's the difference chef? Both of them are protein
		
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			even you know Muslims, we get really picky right? He's just gelatin. No, no, don't take the Kennedy
right you put the candy back. Why? Oh no, no. It's about it's not pig anymore shall put it right.
Why? Because your soul controls your mind controls your body.
		
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			The things you fall away from the truth in
		
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			is because the problem is it your mind or your body.
		
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			If you're not waking up for your failure, is it your mind or your body is it your body cannot get up
if your buddy can not get up here forgiving. The prophets I send them said if a person is asleep and
they cannot get up. They can they are exhausted not working.
		
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			Like Chippendale chipped and they can't get up
		
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			alas they have forgiven when they wake up they pray Hello no problem. But if you are regular and not
everyday Mashallah you wait you don't wake up profession is the problem Your mind is not smart
enough to put on an alarm for your phone? Is it that your mind is not?
		
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			Is it that your mind does not understand Jenna and you know is that your soul has not accepted the
way you have Allah quotevalet it's written
		
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			as for that to Allah work the other words of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu listen. So the greatest
amount of for you and I as a human being is to treat our soul in the same way we treat our bodies
and minds.
		
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			If I end with this, may Allah protect all of our families and our children? If your son right now,
you know, Bubba, I'm very sick and you put your a feverish and immediately you either call the
doctor to come visit you at home or you go to the pharmacy, you call one of your friends. Because
the body is something's wrong. I need to fix it straight away. No question. If your son Subhana
Allah The mind is not getting the grade. Take them to tutor and kumaon and none of them fix it.
		
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			What happens with the soul?
		
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			Why do we fix the soul the way we tried to fix the body? See, sometimes as parents we ruin our own
job maybe that's another discussion, right? Sometimes we the biggest problem with our
		
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			our our future generation is that we try to fix the souls problems with the mind or body solutions.
You didn't play whack I wouldn't be learning valic now
		
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			because you're you're, you're you're striking the body and that has nothing to do with the reason of
this. Okay, you struck the body I'm gonna pray but my soul is not praying. I'm going to do because
Baba is gonna get angry. Did you pay us? Oh, yes, yes. And you didn't pray? Yeah. Why? Because my
body
		
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			want to protect my body. Oh, the learning that this is not our body or you try to fix it with the
mind. You know, us, you know if you pray, I will give you this and I will buy you this game. And so
you try to reason
		
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			you're trying to rational. If you do your select regularly, Mashallah I will take you and I will get
you psi, all of those
		
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			use them live in now.
		
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			One buys for Allah.
		
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			You haven't fixed they're the heart, the soul.
		
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			So the soul has a solution. The mind has a solution. The body has a solution. When you use the body
solution for the soul.
		
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			There is no success. When you use the mind solution for the body. There's no success. When you use
the mind solution for the heart, there's no success, not in the long term not in the objective way
that we seek. May Allah Subhana Allah allow us to protect the amanar of our body, our mind and our
soul. May Allah subhana wa Taala in live in us with the knowledge of our faith makers from those who
have a commitment to a more physically a commitment to Allah with our mind and our commitment to
Allah with our hearts and our souls Allah Ameen Allah who marries that Islam only Muslim in what
other Deen Allah him as you know him yamawaki mean Allah friendly Muslim you know when a Muslim i
		
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			mean i wouldn't mean not even home one more alarm about a cleaner female doctor now walking out of
the oven now alarm after dinner well enough for me that will help the fact that we are in there. The
anticipation of hitting the consuming of volume in our home that inadequately commercial cricket was
neither that the
		
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			equilibrium in a volume in Urbana vollem fusina waiting until fildena What's our 100 coonan amino
acid in Urbana alleycat our can our ilica and have no he they can mill see a lot of madman no Matt
and Abby you know Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam if he did not and haldia Pamela I mean, that
was 100 happy with Mohammed sallallahu wasallam nulla Houma Ecotec, will you subdue the 100 nappy?
Yes, Johan Medina and suddenly he was suddenly noticed Lima Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik, ala
Habibi, Karasu Lika and Abigail ami what other early also for yourself in some hammarby globalized
that they are Maya seafood was said Mr. mazzani. What happened to Linda Europe denial I mean, panic
		
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			Obama should wonder.
		
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			Like, is that Kamala and NASA it is unlikely that a female
		
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			Now
		
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			I think it should be almost time for the event right?
		
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			If you want maybe we can make the event and then we can take questions until the if I might feel
like in shock if there are any questions
		
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			or
		
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			make it for us. So we have the higher unknown Alibaba Allah.
		
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			Allah knows right now