Yahya Ibrahim – Stick with the Ummah!

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haka to party while at mo tuna Illa. And to Muslim moon. Yeah, yohana
		

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			are the man and my dad. Always we begin with the praise of Allah.
		

			We send our prayers of peace upon our nebby Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we testify that
none is worthy of worship Allah azza wa jal and that our nebia sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is his
worshiping slave and final messenger. I remind myself in you of topo Allah, and I pray that Allah
Subhana Allah to Allah gives you an eye, an increase in our love for him, our fear of him. And now
we're hoping His mercy Allah whom I mean, I wish to welcome you back to the first Juma of term for
the final term of our 2021 academic year here at El amin college. And as we begin this term, I pray
that Allah subhanho wa Taala allows us to complete it with good health, with great accomplishments
		

			in our faith in our adherence to the truth in the practice of the tradition and soon of the
prophets. I tell them, that Allah keeps us healthy and prosperous, and allows those of you who are
transitioning in their final year with us our year twelves to end it today with good Aflac and how
you that you have a transition into future endeavors that makes us continue to be proud of you for
many, many years and decades to come along. I mean, I wish to begin by telling you the story of a
zebra.
		

			You say that's a strange topic for hook button. jomashop.
		

			zebras, as you know, are white with black stripes or black with white stripes depending about how
you look at them. And one of the strange things about zebras is that animals that are the prey of
apex predators like lions and leopards, they usually want to camouflage themselves in the area that
they habitat and live. Those of you who are studying social sciences and biology, you will know that
zebras are in areas of savannas and tall grass that is normally tan in color greenish in color. So
it's surprising from an evolutionary perspective that a zebra is white and black.
		

			How does it hide itself from the lion which does camouflage itself in the grass?
		

			lions and leopards and jaguars in the grass, they're very stealthy. They're colored the same as
everything you see around them. And they can sneak up on the zebra, the wielder beast without being
detected coming from a place where their scent is not smelled.
		

			But zebras are camouflaging.
		

			They're camouflaging themselves with others that look like them.
		

			What does that mean? See you and I we might be out in the desert out in a Savanna. And we got lost
from our tour group. And it's just you and I.
		

			And all of a sudden we hear a raw a lion roar. And the ryan weaken sense is beginning to stalk us.
He thinks we're food we're dinner.
		

			Now you and I we might start running.
		

			I do not need to be quicker than the lion to escape. I just need to be quicker than you. Does that
make sense?
		

			Because the lions gonna have one person, one meal, and it's either going to be you or the other and
that's how zebras think they camouflage themselves with each other. So the weakest zebra, the
youngest zebra, the zebra that is likely to be the target identify by the lions that are hunting it
is marked not by its color, by its shape, by by either doing things different than the group.
		

			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said the same thing about you and I.
		

			He said, The Wolf,
		

			it hunts the lamb that is furthest away from the flock.
		

			When you're away from the masjid, when you're away from good Muslim company and friends, when you're
away from the word of Allah, when you're on your own and isolated and doing your own thing, and want
to be different to the rest who are doing that, which is right, and you choose that which is wrong,
you become the prey of the shavon, who in the example of the Prophet sallallahu, wasallam says, The
wolf attacks the lone sheep, so does the shaitan Allah attacks the believer who strays from the
Jamaat,
		

			and I want you to think to yourself about the race you make with yourself, not others, to be of the
first people to come to the masjid and masala first, Allah, the race, that you have to be the first
person who arrives in class, to sit at a place where you're not distracted, to be of those who is
first to complete their duties and their homework and their chores at home, to be the first to
protect yourself in the greater good of doing good deeds.
		

			And one of the great things that you and I have here in our school is that we've come together
protected within our walls within our gates within our Islam, seeking to be better when we exit than
when we entered.
		

			And I pray that Allah Subhana Allah allows you and I courage
		

			to continue to become better. Why do I use that word courage.
		

			Courage
		

			is difficult.
		

			It's easy to not make a change. It's easy to go along with people who are doing the right the wrong
thing. It's easy not to attempt something hard. It's easier to fail than to be successful. It's
easier to push away your homework and say I'll do it another day than to spend an extra half hour at
night finishing it before you sleep. It's easier for you to pretend that your mom doesn't need help
at home to mop up or vacuum the house before she has to go to work in the morning so that you don't
come to a filthy home and a full sink. The next morning when you wake up, it's easier to turn a
blind eye. When you see somebody being bullied or disrespected. And just by you standing up for
		

			them, that it can be something that makes a difference for them and you and our culture.
		

			It's easier not to have courage. It's easier
		

			to just let the days go by until you depart our school and hope
		

			you will have success on the outside without having demonstrated sub on the inside see that word
sub.
		

			Sadly, it's falsely translated to just being patient. being patient sometimes give you the it's a
it's a bad english word to describe something. Because a patient is someone who sits in hospital
waiting to get better, right? When you say Oh, the patient is waiting for the doctor. The patient is
waiting for the surgeon. The patient is waiting for his cast to heal and bones to get better. It
makes you think that to have patience, you're just sitting and waiting. But for us as Muslims,
patience is action.
		

			And it's courage.
		

			One of the best things for your mental health that makes you better as a human being that gives you
energy in life is to put yourself in situations that are difficult for you. So panela some of our
high school students I had to speak to them personally to get them to sign up for the foreign
competition. So that you I don't want to go up on the stage you know, you get a little bit old
		

			There used to be okay when I was in year seven or eight and chef and now when
		

			I don't want to make a mistake, everybody's gonna
		

			you can you can coast through life, you can get away You don't have to go on the stage. But I can
tell you that that becomes a part of your character becomes a part of you looking for the easier way
out. And for us as Muslims, the easier way out is never the correct way out. If it is something that
doesn't allow you to do that which is right or that which is better in life.
		

			Career courage is not just something in the heart, but it's an action and a determined thought
Subhana Allah, as life moves forward, you are going to need more and more courage, you are going to
need more and more suffering, you are going to need to push yourself when your parents don't push
you, when your teachers don't push you, you're going to need to say I'm not going to accept the 60
I'm not just gonna say 74 is good enough, or I was just one point off that a, it's to say to
yourself, if I can get this far, I can go further. And if somebody can do what I can do it, and if
somebody hasn't done it, maybe I'm the one that can accomplish it.
		

			The sky is literally the limit.
		

			And there is nothing that you set your heart, your mind and your Nia to except you achieve it. That
is the word of the prophets. I send them enamel and
		

			your actions will only be achieved if you had intentions. Your reward will only be given if you
really meant it. It's not just something you don't give charity by accident. Oh I didn't even know.
I just put some money that I didn't know. The NEA is that you want it you want to give you wanted to
hurt at times you want to give so it's not just something that I gave what I'm able but I give more
than I can lentinan biru you will never become better in your relationship with Allah had that don't
fool me matter a boon until you give from the things you desire and love the most.
		

			Courage
		

			is what separates
		

			the weak from the strong.
		

			It's what separates the one who falls asleep when they should stay awake. It's what separates those
who will be great fathers and husbands and wives and mothers from those who are going to coast in
life and achieve little I pray that Allah Subhana Allah gives you the stepping stone to achieving
courage and to do that which is right because it's right not because others are there to tell you
and to stay away from what is wrong because it's wrong not because there's somebody there observing
you and holding you to account or Selena whom I was selling was it robotic Allah say Aegina Mohammed
		

			akufo the hair that was still federal law Hello Ollie Maddy, welcome, first of all
		

			Alhamdulillah
		

			Alhamdulillah
		

			wa Salatu was Salam O Allah Milena v Avada Mohammed Abdullah Abdullah Ali Abdullah Saleh tasleem. As
I look out in front of me today, I see some of my most beautiful and favorite students Mashallah,
sitting near nearly 1000 of us. And I want you to know that the names you carry, they come from a
heritage of courage. So as you sit here and your name is Ali, the name and he isn't given to you
just because it's a beautiful name, but because it represents a man of courage. If you're sitting
here and you had the name bilad or isma or Taha or Akhmed or Mohamed Salah, how do you sell them?
It's not just because it's a beautiful name or your parents thought that's a name that fits
		

			Australian context.
		

			You are given that name because it has a story and has a life to its own.
		

			And your parents when they gave you that name, they gave it to you so that you can try to live up to
it.
		

			You can be sitting here and your name is the name that the one who was given the nickname The sword
of Allah Harley Davidson when he worried
		

			you can be sitting here and you're sumaiya the first woman the first Muslim
		

			to lose her life.
		

			He said La ilaha illa Allah in the face of evil,
		

			you can be here and your name is billon were stones were piled on your chest, to suffocate you, in
the fierce eat of the Mexican desert, to break your spirit, and to make you less encouraged and less
of sovereign, so that you say a word of Cuf.
		

			But it was, I had an ad, it is only a law that I will worship.
		

			You can be sitting here and your name is Hussein.
		

			And you traveled to face an enemy
		

			of your grandfather and your father. You lost your life in a moment in the desert fighting for
truth, remembered until today.
		

			You can be those who have been given the names of the illustrious Sahaba. And so having yeah to the
prophets, I sell them. But if you don't live up to it, if you don't carry that heritage, then the
shame is not for them. But for us in not moving forward. Take pride in who you are as a Muslim, Be
courageous in your Islam. Make the difficult decisions, where you turn away from the friendship of
someone who's calling you to Olam calling you to disobedience of Allah, calling you to disrespect of
your parents, your family, your culture, your school, turn away from somebody who's not leading you
to a path that is so often will stop him
		

			and choose
		

			to be part of the flock and the owner of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		

			The strongest zebras are always found in the middle of the pack.
		

			The strongest zebra is the one who's in the middle camouflages himself with everybody else. The
leader of the pack is actually in the middle there. They don't go out on their own. And that's where
they find the greatest security and the greatest piece. The profits on the law and he will sell them
would give two advice to our oma when he spoke to you as a person. In the Hadith, the prophets I
send them he says that an individual, they should look at themselves as part of the body of the oma
that when one part feels pain, the rest of us feel pain. Now we see ourselves as one, we should see
our whole community together. And then when the Prophet spoke to the oma, he said to look after the
		

			weakest in it as individuals, both needs must be met.
		

			And if you're with the big group doing the right thing, Nigel, you will be from those who are saved
in this life and the next. But if you're the outlier, who's moving away from the Gema you will find
yourself away from the profits on the law, why don't you sell them and in the difficulties that life
will they in your path? May Allah Subhana Allah brighten your life and bless your day and your
night. May Allah allow you to complete this school year with us in good and return us renew to us in
the coming years. May Allah subhanho wa Taala protect our year twelves as we feel welcome today that
they have a good end to their amine and li si career with us that we get to see them and love them
		

			further outside the school grounds. May Allah Subhana Allah make all of you he mams for the faithful
in years to come. I ask Allah Subhana Allah to protect our staff and our students, our parents and
our teachers, that Allah Subhana Allah leads our principle our board to that which is pleasing to
Him, determines us and our management from that which is sinful. And then Allah Subhana Allah opens
our hearts to that which is good to those who follow it and lets us see that which is wrong so that
we we we will be distant from it Allah whom I mean, had our son Landon Javi Mohammed Salah
sallallahu wasallam in Allah How am I gotta who you saw Luna Allah Navy? Yeah, yo * Davina Manu
		

			Sol Lu Allah He was suddenly motus Lima akuto they had that was such a little line I'll be many
welcome Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Sayidina Habibi. Now whenever you know Mohamed went
after him Assad