Yahya Rhodus – Futuwwa Leaving What Doesn’t Concern You

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The importance of showing gratitude and appreciate in preserving blessings from one's past is discussed, along with the distraction of our world and the potential for a culture of distraction to create dissonance and loneliness. The speakers emphasize the need to focus on the "med strict" trait and the potential for "med strict" culture to create dissonance and distraction in our bodies. The speakers also discuss mental health issues and the importance of enrolling in mini mini groups and focusing on what is pleasing to Allah data.

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			Sir Lemoore Isla because he
		
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			will set out to sit down at at a
Sula while early he will suffer me
		
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			well man, why Allah at hamdulillah
Al Hamdulillah, we think Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Taala for all of his
blessings, the blessings that we
		
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			are aware of in the blessings that
we are unaware of the outward
		
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			blessings and the inward
blessings. And we ask Allah
		
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			subhanho wa taala, to give us
Tofik to always be thankful, and
		
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			to show gratitude for his blessing
SubhanaHu wa Tada. And if we're
		
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			able to do that, a lot of other
God that has promised us increase.
		
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			And this is why they say is that
sugar is the page of the net map.
		
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			One of the ways to preserve your
blessings is by showing gratitude.
		
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			The more we show gratitude, the
more thankful we are, the more
		
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			that we are taking the means to
preserve the blessings that we
		
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			already have, and then expose
ourselves to more. And this is the
		
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			nature of the believer. We are
thankful for what we have, but we
		
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			also want more. And in relation to
the world, it is blameworthy to
		
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			desire, what's in the hands of
people to have tama to greedily
		
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			desire what's in the hands of
people. And it's a very low
		
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			aspiration, to want to resemble
them in relation to their worldly
		
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			success. But Tama desiring what is
from the presence of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala, desiring his
gifts, desiring what He bestows
		
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			upon his blesses servants, is from
the essence of faith. And that's
		
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			not considered to be something
negative. On the contrary, that is
		
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			what we should all want, we should
desire that great gifts from Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala. Because as they
used to say, time and time again,
		
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			time and time again, is that we
were not created so that Allah
		
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			could benefit from us. We were
created, so we could benefit from
		
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			the blessings of our Lord Subhana
wa Tada, the masala colony, the
		
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			Yerba Halina Bell Holika, Lina
ballet, and they use the language
		
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			of commerce rubber is
		
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			that it is rubber is Prophet,
Allah created us so that we could
		
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			benefit so that we could come to
know Him so that we could receive
		
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			His gifts of handling data, not
the opposite. Allah does not
		
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			benefit from us, whether we
worship Him or we don't worship
		
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			Him wherever the we know him, or
we deny his existence or handle on
		
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			data that doesn't harm our Lord in
any way to record data. We are the
		
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			ones who benefits when we
acknowledge the existence of our
		
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			Lord. And we are the ones who
benefit when we worship him
		
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			sincerely, and we do righteous
deeds, and we thank him and
		
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			receive that increase subhanho wa
taala. And this next great trait
		
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			of fatawa is a very important
trait in all times. But especially
		
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			in a time like ours, where we're
exposed to so much, where there's
		
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			so many different things that
distract us, we live in the age of
		
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			distraction. And through primarily
modern manifestations of
		
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			technology, there are a multitude
of ways now that we are distracted
		
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			in ways that previously people
were not.
		
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			And this is something that
especially this trait that we're
		
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			going to be speaking of, we need
to understand in think about very
		
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			deeply in strive to apply it to
our lives. Because living in the
		
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			type of world that we live in,
it's very easy to get drawn away
		
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			from what's going to benefit and
the next world, it's very easy for
		
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			us to get derailed, and to forget
the whole purpose of our
		
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			existence. And what it is that we
want to spend our time doing now
		
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			here in this world so that when we
transition to the next, then when
		
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			we enter into the grave, and it's
loneliness that accompany us in
		
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			the grave that we want to be have
a sense of intimacy that comes
		
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			through righteous deeds and things
that we've done now preferring the
		
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			next world over this world, which
takes the form of us doing things
		
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			for his sake Subhanallah data. So
if we right now in this moment,
		
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			whether we are here in person or
whether we are following online,
		
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			or whether we will watch it at a
later time, make a righteous
		
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			intention to be here for the sake
of Allah. We're here for Allah,
		
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			and that we seek blessings from
Allah for being here and doing
		
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			everything that is that we're
doing, remembering him seeking His
		
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			forgiveness and instead of water
upon our Prophet Seisen
		
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			supplicating him with beautiful
supplications that came from the
		
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			heart of atrophying Billa people
that know their Lord and know how
		
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			to ask him SubhanaHu wa Tada by
doing all of this and making a
		
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			righteous intention to do so.
		
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			We are actively doing what was
mentioned, we are preparing for
		
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			the next world.
		
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			And when we returned to a lots of
other metadata, those times that
		
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			we spent doing these types of
acts, will, we will realize then
		
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			how precious they truly were. And
we will wish that we would have
		
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			spent more time doing those same
things, we would have wished that
		
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			there was a Molad every day of the
week, and multiple times of the
		
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			day that there was different types
of modalities and gatherings of
		
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			remembrance of different sorts,
that would protect us from all of
		
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			these other distractions that are
trying to that that creates a
		
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			sense of dissonance in our heart.
And this is what happens naturally
		
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			from all distractions is it
creates dissonance in the heart.
		
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			And the more sensory that we let
in is that the more clouded the
		
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			heart becomes. So when we talk
about purity of heart,
		
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			purity of heart manifests when you
sit down and you try to remember
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala in
solitude. If you have purity of
		
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			heart, you'll be able to remember
him without distraction, you'll be
		
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			able to remember him without your
thought strain. You'll be able to
		
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			remember him without thinking
about things that are
		
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			impermissible. You'll be able to
to remember him with purity and a
		
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			state where it by which that you
can actually concentrate whatever
		
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			form of remembrance that you are
reciting or you are reading. So
		
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			this next trait of for tuba as a
mama tsunami presents it to us
		
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			says, Woman in photo with the
issue Khalid Abdi Bhima Yanni he
		
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			mental Hall, CF Allahi wa Hawala.
It is from for to what spiritual
		
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			shivery for a servant to concern
himself with his own actions and
		
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			affairs. And really what it says
here is Ishihara abd one is
		
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			preoccupying themself, because
that's always remember the
		
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			statement of Imam Shafi. The two
great things that he learned from
		
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			the people of disco off, one is
that your time was like a sword,
		
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			you either cut with it or it will
be used against you and cut you
		
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			down. And the second is that the
knifes your own self, your ego, if
		
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			you do not preoccupy with good. It
will take you into evil. This is
		
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			the nature of the knifes you have
to go out of your way to preoccupy
		
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			it with good to fight the natural
state of entropy of doesn't enough
		
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			spiritual entropy, where you move
into a state of disarray. You move
		
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			into a state that is displeasing
to Allah to Allah by virtue of the
		
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			nature of this heavy knifes that
will bring you down. The spirit is
		
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			light, and we want to ascend and
to rise up and to do what is
		
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			pleasing to Allah subhanho wa
taala. So preoccupying YOURSELF BE
		
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			MY Yeah, Annie
		
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			with that which concerns one.
		
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			And this is really, really
important, because we've all heard
		
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			the hadith of our Prophet slicin
him, but we should look deep into
		
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			take a bit of a deeper look into
what are prophesized Saddam
		
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			Hussein. This next this trait of a
photo is an echo of a hadith Minh
		
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			Hosni Islam and Marie Turku, Mela,
Yanni from the excellence of a
		
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			man's Islam, is his abandoning is
his refraining from delving into
		
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			that which does not concern him.
		
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			So what the question really is
then, what concerns us. And if we
		
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			think about our day to day
activities, if we think about the
		
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			things that we say, and the things
that we do, the things that we
		
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			talk about the things that we
asked about? How many of those
		
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			things actually concern us. And
the Hadith that was just quoted,
		
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			is so important.
		
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			And that Imam nawawi says, this is
one of the three Hadith and many
		
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			of the other Hadith scholars as
well, that they say I lay Madonna
		
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			and s&m. There's some say threes
other say four. There's different
		
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			the interpretations of this and
the books of Hadith. But some say
		
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			that there are three Hadith that
is there that are the axis of
		
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			Assam, meaning they're so
important, they're very at the
		
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			heart of the essence of what Islam
really is. And one is the hadith
		
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			of intention, the others about the
Hadith about the halal and haram
		
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			being clear. And then there's this
hadith
		
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			leaving that which does not
concern one is so
		
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			such an important Hadith that
Islam is, it's considered to be
		
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			the axis of Islam.
		
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			And when you look at what the
scholars say about this, this
		
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			relates to our code, our words,
our fear, our actions, it relates
		
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			to another what it is that we look
at, and it relates to our
		
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			physical, what it is that we think
about.
		
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			So relates to our words that we
stay, it relates to the actions
		
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			that we do, it relates to what we
use all our limbs for, but
		
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			specifically what it is that we
see, just as it relates to what it
		
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			is that we think about.
		
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			All of those things, ideally, we
should be using, for the sake
		
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			Subhanallah data for something
that's going to be of benefit.
		
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			Now, the amazing thing here, this
doesn't mean that we can worship
		
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			24/7.
		
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			And this is where intention comes
in. There's times of course, where
		
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			you're going to relax. There's
times of course, where you're
		
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			going to have
		
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			that just kind of worldly
conversation with people and with
		
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			family and so forth and so on. But
what is your intention?
		
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			What is your intention behind it?
When you relax, when you exercise
		
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			when you take it easy? When you
eat a meal? What is your
		
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			intention? If your intention is
right, and you're making a
		
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			righteous intention behind that,
even those acts, relaxing, and
		
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			yes, taking a vacation, having fun
even
		
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			even sounds strange saying it like
that? Yes, you get reward for it.
		
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			If when you relax, your intention
is to strengthen yourself for
		
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			worship for learning, to do
righteous deeds for his sake,
		
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			subhanAllah Tada, you have to
relax your human being, you need
		
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			time off. And if you make that
intention, that time that you
		
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			spent doing that is actually a
form of worship, that you get
		
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			rewarded for from ALLAH SubhanA wa
Tada. So through the power of
		
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			intention, you can unlock the all
of the different aspects of your
		
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			life, and help them become
worshipped for the sake of Allah
		
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			subhanho wa Tada. So it's to think
about the words that we say the
		
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			things that we do, what it is that
we look about, look at and what it
		
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			is that we think about. And what
really concerns us from those
		
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			various things. And when Our
Prophet said, that person in
		
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			Islam, he might come out of Sudan,
this is from the perfection of
		
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			someone's Islam is that we reach
this state of uprightness, in
		
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			relation to fulfilling the
commands of Allah to Allah, and
		
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			avoiding the prohibitions, and to
doing what is pleasing to Him,
		
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			such that
		
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			the vast majority of things that
we do we realize things that are
		
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			necessary for our deen and for our
dunya, for our religion, and for
		
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			the world. And that's really the
criterion of those things that are
		
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			considered to concern us. And
those things that are considered
		
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			that to not be of what concerns
us, are they really needed?
		
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			And that's fairly an easy
criterion when we think about our
		
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			own selves. And then a lot of
other people will say that, okay,
		
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			well, I'm asking about other
people, I'm reading a magazine, or
		
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			I'm following the news, or I'm
reading something online, I'm
		
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			looking at my Facebook feed,
because it's important that I be
		
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			aware of what's happening in the
world, so forth and so on. It gets
		
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			back to your intention. What is
your intention? And listening to
		
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			the news? And how many people pays
the cat on the time that they
		
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			spend
		
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			on social media? And the cost of
social media? Is that okay, that
		
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			1/40 of your time, 2.5% of the
time, so however much time that
		
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			you spend there, 2.5% of that
spend making dua for the people
		
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			that you're reading about. So if
you're listening to the news, if
		
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			you're reading articles, if you're
that finding out what is happening
		
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			in the world, does that translate
to even one minute or 30 seconds
		
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			of Duaa? Or actually doing
something to help people? So yes,
		
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			it's important to be aware
believers are aware of the time in
		
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			which they live, make the right
intention when you are attempting
		
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			to be aware, but also what are we
doing about it? Because we have to
		
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			be careful on one hand, you could
be overloaded by just hearing bad
		
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			things in the news, which the vast
majority of things that are talked
		
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			about in the news, tend to be
negative, tend to not to be
		
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			positive. And we know that our
teachers are actively involved in
		
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			establishing new stations at all.
		
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			Also present good things that are
happening.
		
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			Now to try to do that and Western
lens is a whole other that
		
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			question is that even possible
that with Western media, but this
		
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			is important for us just as we
find out about some of the things
		
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			that have gone wrong, we should
also know about some of the good
		
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			things that are happening in the
world. Because despite all of the
		
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			wrong despite all of the problems
and tribulations and all the
		
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			things that are going bad, there
are a lot of good things happening
		
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			to and across the world. There are
beautiful stories of beautiful
		
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			things that people have done that
are inspiring. And then in the
		
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			end, it's one of the most
beautiful statements that I've
		
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			that I've ever heard, if you could
if we could put this into
		
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			practice, our lives would change
completely sated have You almost
		
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			said men, Nevada, el mahasin,
Gemma El mahasin,
		
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			whoever, when they look, whoever
notices what is good and
		
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			beautiful.
		
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			That is what they will accumulate
and acquire is what is good and
		
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			beautiful. So you have a choice,
you could only choose to look at
		
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			what is ugly, in bad. And if you
constantly look at what is ugly
		
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			and bad, that very well might be
what seeps into your heart. Or
		
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			that even when you're looking at
something bad, you could also try
		
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			to notice the silver line, you
could look at it from a different
		
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			perspective, you could try to
notice some of the opportunities
		
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			or the good that is in that bad or
that wrong that you are seeing.
		
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			And that's another meaning to
that, because you will find you
		
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			will look at things that are
wrong. But if you notice what is
		
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			good in things, and you try to
focus on what is good, that's what
		
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			you become. How many of us are
strong enough to just learn about
		
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			what is wrong all the time and to
still remain upright or not. And
		
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			this is why this trait is so
important, preoccupying ourselves
		
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			with what is important, and
focusing on what's going to
		
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			benefit us in the world emammal
disease definition the head, he
		
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			says, of what concerns us is that
		
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			were you to speak and that the kid
NIMBY couldn't be Milo Sakata
		
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			anulom tell them is that you only
speak about things that were you
		
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			to remain silent about those
things, you would fall into sin.
		
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			And you wouldn't harm yourself in
relation to the present life that
		
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			you're living in in the future.
What am Tata daughter for
		
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			Halloween? I'm
		
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			so meaning one was when do we
think about that criterion?
		
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			Meaning that,
		
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			you know, do I have to speak in
this instance? That's the mountain
		
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			was added criterion, meaning that
some instances you have to speak
		
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			and if you don't you fall into
sin. If you don't, he says it
		
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			doesn't concern you. And if it's
not going to lead to Dadar
		
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			remember that word today, nobody
will do that it won't harm you. If
		
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			you have what am I in this world
life or in the life to come? That
		
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			is a very different criteria. And
that is a very lofty criterion.
		
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			But this is here not so that we
can say that, Oh, this is the way
		
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			that people were 1000 years ago.
We have to bring this into our
		
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			lives, and to really think
carefully, how you and I can
		
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			slowly move an inch towards and
move in the right direction of
		
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			putting this into practice for his
sake. subhanaw taala and when we
		
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			do this that we will find is that
there is enough that we need to
		
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			come to know about our own selves,
and, uh, specifically our faults
		
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			and things that we need working on
to keep us preoccupied. And one of
		
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			the beautiful aphorisms of
Ivanovna, Elissa Kennedy is that
		
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			he said, to show woof aka the
Adama button or fique minute
		
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			YouTube so you're wanting to come
to know to show off his like you
		
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			want to know something?
		
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			You wanting to know the faults
that are hidden inside of you
		
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			Kaito laka Mendota Luca, mental
Tala aka LMR Prije Bianca mineral
		
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			YouTube is better for you than
what is been hidden from you in
		
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			the unseen.
		
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			So when people read stories of the
Olia that they want to that have
		
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			things happen to them like what
happened to them to know secrets
		
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			and things of that nature. And
there's a story of heavier Alia
		
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			hub she is that one time that he
realized it was a very righteous
		
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			man who was selling that a type of
food that normally it's not
		
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			associated with an honorable
person selling it, but having it
		
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			helps you as a person and we'll
see how he realized that he was a
		
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			very special person. And he asked
to come visit him. And so he goes
		
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			and then the men who was selling
this food, realize that have you
		
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			have she had an intention in doing
so? And so they sit down and
		
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			they're
		
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			together. And the first thing that
this man said, and no one else in
		
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			the marketplace knew who he was,
he seemed like a very normal
		
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			person. And he said, Do you want
to speak about the Luma Hadia or
		
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			the aluminum Muhammadiyah? Do you
want to speak about knowledge in
		
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			relation to the relates to the
Presence of Allah or the relates
		
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			to the secrets of the Prophet
Muhammad Sallallahu sallam, and
		
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			then have already that said to him
that I want to let's talk about
		
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			the secrets of the knowledge that
relate to the Prophet Muhammad
		
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			Sallallahu sallam, and then they
had a conversation that extended
		
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			for a long period of time. And at
the end, this righteous man, I
		
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			looked at her earlier, she said,
he said, For you to have spent
		
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			this amount of time that we just
spent coming to know one of your
		
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			faults.
		
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			So that you can purify your heart
from it is greater than everything
		
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			that is that we've talked about.
		
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			And this is the perspective so
even in relation to spiritual
		
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			matters, let alone relation to
things that will drag you down and
		
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			preoccupy you let alone things
that will drag you into what is
		
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			displeasing to Allah subhana wa
Tada. This is something that you
		
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			and I, that have to put into
practice, and enclosing the
		
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			beginning of sort of mini minions
we heard is that which begins with
		
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			me noon, and let it home.
pizzolatto team has your own
		
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			successful indeed are the
believers, those who humble
		
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			themselves in prayer? What's the
next verse say? Well, the the new
		
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			home and the lovely Mardi Dune,
those who avoid idle talk, and
		
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			that, that that's that same
meaning. That is indicated in the
		
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			Hadith of the Prophet says them
and then this blesses that trait
		
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			of Shiva of spiritual shivery,
those who avoid idle talk more at
		
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			Dune, they turn away from it. They
are those who that focus on what
		
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			is pleasing to Allah data and what
concerns them. And time, there's
		
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			not enough time to go into all the
details of the application, but we
		
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			should reflect upon that. What
really concerns us was reflect on
		
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			the things that we say the things
that we do, the things that we
		
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			think about the things we spend
our time doing, what really
		
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			concerns us, and how can we start
moving in the direction of okay,
		
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			turning away from certain things,
not getting bogged down or
		
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			preoccupied by certain things
they're going to that very least
		
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			prevents us from drawing near to
Allah subhanho data, and there's
		
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			so much more that we could be
doing things that we know for
		
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			sure, are going to help us and
benefit us in this world next
		
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			mulato photocatalytic give us
Tofik and bless us and all of our
		
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			affairs will sell a lot I see
Muhammad Allah do so be sent him
		
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			Hamdu lillahi rabbil aalameen