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			Salah more Allah because he nyalam
via
		
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			Salah more Allah said mid Kong
Welcome to La Jolla, but Akoto
		
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			Smilla Rahmanir Rahim Al hamdu
lillah wa salatu salam ala
		
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			Rasulillah. While early he was so
happy Omen by Allah, welcome to
		
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			our second session of nurturing
our relationship with the Quran.
		
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			And actually our third session of
nurturing our relationship with
		
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			the Quran. And we will continue
our study, but it knew that I had
		
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			to add, and the outward etiquettes
of tilava of recitation of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala, his book, and
these our etiquettes are very
		
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			important because they are the way
that we are carrying ourselves
		
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			outwardly so that we can
experience the meanings of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala his book inwardly.
And this next etiquette, the
		
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			etiquette, its next etiquette
relates to what Remember Was it
		
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			calls the metadata of Cara, the
amount that we recite Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala this book, and I'm
going to present what he has here,
		
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			and then contextualize it for us.
There are many aspects of this
		
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			book here Luma Deen,
		
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			that seem unreachable for people
in our time, it seems like this is
		
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			just simply something that we will
never ever be able to do. But just
		
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			because we can't attain all of
something, doesn't mean either
		
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			that we just completely give up.
What we want to do is to attain a
		
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			balance in relation to our deen
and do an amount that's
		
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			manageable, something that we can
do sustainably and then slowly
		
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			increase over a period of time.
But it is important to know what
		
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			is out there to have the correct
understanding of how this
		
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			particular matter should be
viewed.
		
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			So, the metadata of the kata how
much Quran should we be reciting?
		
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			So remember was it starts by
saying that the Quran the people
		
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			who recite ALLAH SubhanA antis
book, they have different types of
		
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			customs in relation to how much or
how little they recite and then he
		
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			says from among them are those who
do a hatom. So the Hatha Maya,
		
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			Timo is to seal and this is can be
used in a verbal form to indicate
		
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			a complete reading of the Quran.
		
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			So he says there are some who
would do a complete reading of the
		
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			Quran in one day. So they would
write, recite part of it at during
		
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			the day and part of it at night
and do an entire reading of the
		
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			Quran in one day.
		
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			And one example of someone like
that we have is the case of Sidna
		
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			birthmom and fn. We know that
there are times where he would do
		
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			a complete hatom in one raka one
cycle of prayer. This was also
		
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			what has been narrated about the
great Imam Muhammad divinities, a
		
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			Shafi that he would do an entire
reading of the Quran every single
		
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			day. And then we also know that in
Ramadan, he would even do more he
		
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			will do to HUD homes of the Koran
every single day. Imam Shafi. Now,
		
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			someone might say, How could that
be, and I'll mention this now to
		
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			prepare you for what's to come.
Because there's something that
		
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			Imam Ali says in the book called
his book on the book of
		
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			remembrance is where he actually
says that he'll speak about the
		
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			most that is reached in that
someone recites the Koran in a day
		
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			and night.
		
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			And well we have to understand is
we have a view of time that is
		
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			based upon belief, and Allah to
Allah could put Baraka in blessing
		
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			in someone's time, so that time
expands for that particular
		
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			individual.
		
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			And when we look at a very that
limited view of time as you and I
		
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			experience it, ie if I'm looking
at the clock on the wall, and I'm
		
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			looking at the how every second is
passing, and there's 60 seconds in
		
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			a minute, and so forth and so on.
And there's 60 minutes in an hour,
		
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			and then there's 24 hours in a
day. And I know that when I recite
		
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			Quran, depending on how fast I
recite the fastest that I can
		
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			recite it, I can do a juice in 20
minutes or 25 minutes or 30
		
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			minutes. And so let's just say
that someone's an extremely fast
		
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			reciter because there's so adept
and without reciting the Quran,
		
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			the way that it actually becomes
offensive or even haram 15
		
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			minutes, just so even if that were
the case, that 15 times four, so
		
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			that's for just an hour. And then
that time seven, is that seven
		
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			hours and then plus another 30
minutes too. So seven and a half
		
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			hours would be
		
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			As someone who recites very
quickly, and then you would add to
		
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			that, so if someone would say that
if I was going to do two hot tubs
		
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			and let's say I could do in 10
hours, that's going to take 20
		
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			hours of the day, where's the
remaining time going to go between
		
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			food, eat, sleep, drink and things
like that? It doesn't seem like it
		
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			adds up. This is the same
mentality that people had when.
		
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			And I've actually read this and
Orientalis that commented on the
		
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			mama Bahati, who has over 7000
Hadith in his famous collection,
		
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			his sadiya. And when he comments
on the fact that he took this from
		
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			600,000 Hadith that he was
familiar with. And what we mean by
		
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			that number of hadith is the
various chains, not different
		
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			actual texts themselves, and what
the Prophet is saying, and so some
		
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			different chains back to him
satellites, and them. And this
		
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			oriental said, okay, that we're
ready to give, a man will have 15
		
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			minutes to look through each one
of those narrations. And he's
		
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			using this kind of rational way of
thinking about it, it would have
		
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			taken him this amount of time. So
for him to say that he completed
		
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			this in this amount of time, this
is impossible. This is impossible,
		
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			based upon your limited view of
things. But when you believe in
		
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			Allah, and you believe in the fact
that Allah can expand time for
		
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			you, and can allow you to do an
enormous amount in a very short
		
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			period of time. Subhan Allah, then
you have a very different view. Do
		
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			we not believe that our Prophet
sallallahu Sana, went on the night
		
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			of the SRR from Mecca and macabre,
all the way to Jerusalem to
		
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			GoodSearch Sharif, and then
ascended up into heaven, went into
		
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			the divine presence came back, and
his bed was still warm sunlight
		
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			and Addis Ababa. Now, do we not
believe in that, of course we do.
		
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			Meaning, because we believe in
Allah, we believe that He is the
		
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			creator of time and space. And he
can cause us to have blessing in
		
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			our time in the way that he wills
to political autonomy. But this is
		
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			one of the things it's very
important for us to note. It's
		
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			part and parcel of the modern
world, it seems and the more
		
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			secular any society becomes, it
seems that blessing is taken from
		
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			the time
		
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			and it seems that we don't have a
lot of time. Whereas these people
		
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			who came before us their lives,
yes, oftentimes the great Imams
		
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			especially revolved around the
Dean but there was an immense
		
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			amount of blessing in their time.
And so Imam Shafi that he used to
		
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			to Hutton's a day in the blessing
month of Ramadan so he says from
		
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			among them are those who have done
a hot term in one day and then
		
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			from among them are those
		
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			that did two hot items in one day
and then from among nor are those
		
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			that did three hot items in one
day.
		
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			And then remember was it switches
to the the amount that he feels to
		
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			be the least amount we should be
doing? Woman who often fish out of
		
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			water and there are those who done
a hot tub every single month? And
		
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			so there's a note here in this
print and I remember reading this
		
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			and the coffee mama No, Mama No,
we is that he says that the most
		
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			that has reached him
		
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			are those that have done eight
Huttons of the Quran in one day,
		
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			for during the day and four at
night. He says how the XR Marbella
		
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			gonna fill Yama Leila. Now, we
Allah is called that adequately
		
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			shake. If Allah wanted to expand
your time such that was possible
		
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			Subhan Allah. And obviously this
is not something that you and I
		
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			can do. This is requires an
immensely powerful spiritual
		
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			state. But it's important that we
mentioned it. Because the whole
		
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			purpose of us knowing that there
are people that spent this amount
		
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			of time reciting the Quran every
single day should indicate to us
		
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			we need to have relationship with
the Quran.
		
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			We need to have a relationship
with the Quran. And this etiquette
		
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			of the amount of Quran we recite.
If you really think about it,
		
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			think about how we've neglected
Allah's book.
		
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			This is Allah's book. I was just
recording the session earlier,
		
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			quoting Imam was already in
quoting the great email when you
		
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			say it can be and both of them
spoke about the Quran, how it
		
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			essentially is an invitation from
Allah to his creation, to call his
		
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			creation to himself subhanho wa
Taala
		
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			the Quran was revealed so that you
and I can be guided and come to
		
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			know our Lord to bodycote data.
Knowing that reality in this
		
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			incident is the number one reason
we should read the
		
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			brought on, learn the Koran and
come to know the meanings of the
		
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			Quran is so that you and I can
draw on your to Elijah that this
		
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			is what it's about.
		
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			And if you understand that, and
you understand that this is the
		
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			whole purpose of existence is to
draw near to Allah to Allah, then
		
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			what is our relationship with
okwara
		
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			We oftentimes get into the
watching videos of different
		
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			sorts, and we might watch
different series, whatever
		
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			someone's watching in the moment,
whether it's aerotow, or something
		
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			else. And think about the amount
of time that you spin, watching
		
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			some type of series that you like,
think about how you binge watch,
		
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			think about how you're tired the
next day at work as a result. And
		
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			we do that for some type of
series. We do that for some type
		
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			of movie, we do that for some type
of soap opera, or something of his
		
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			nature. But what is our
relationship with Allah.
		
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			That is how people were with Allah
to add his book, The way people
		
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			are now with series like or tall
or whatever people are watching.
		
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			That's how people were with the
last book, they fell in love with
		
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			it.
		
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			In it caused them to have
sleepless nights, so that they
		
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			spent their time in worship of
Allah Jalla gelato, and we should
		
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			be embarrassed before Allah
subhanaw data, that we do it for
		
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			dunya let alone doing it for
something that relates to our
		
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			knifes, let alone doing it for
haram, we should be utterly
		
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			embarrassed before Allah. Here we
have the Quran before us. And the
		
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			Quran will be a means for us to
come to know Allah. But we don't
		
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			recite it. Nor do we take the time
to learn how to read it into
		
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			recite it properly. Anyone, even
someone who is older, and even
		
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			someone who
		
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			that
		
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			that is not out of an origin. If
you put time into it, you can
		
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			learn to read Allah subhanaw taala
his book, and people have
		
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			different degrees of that, of
course. But even if you recite the
		
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			Quran extremely slowly,
		
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			the reward in that is immense. And
even if you struggle with even the
		
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			recitation you never ever come to
learn the meanings. Still, in
		
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			giving it it's right in doing what
you can,
		
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			there will be immense benefit in
it. And a person in that state
		
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			should also read the translation
of the meanings so that they have
		
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			access to some of the meanings of
Allah subhanaw taala his book. So
		
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			this indicates to us how the
people before us approach the
		
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			Quran, and how seriously took this
matter. It was an integral part of
		
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			their day.
		
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			And this is what our teachers
would teach is that we should open
		
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			Allah to others and read Allah's
book every single day. And if
		
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			we're so busy, and for some
reason, we can't even read like a
		
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			page, they said, at least just
look at the Masaf.
		
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			So that you develop a habit of
having a connection to Allah to
		
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			his book, every single night,
let's bring this to life. And when
		
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			you read, and I've remember
reading,
		
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			about some of the tendencies that
are afflict, affecting people of
		
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			religion in general, and that
particular study was about
		
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			Christians, and the percentage of
people who would read Scripture
		
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			regularly, and how that was
decreasing dramatically, and how
		
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			more and more there's less and
less people reading. And there's
		
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			less and less people reading
scripture. This is something that
		
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			you and I have to bring into our
own lives and bring into our
		
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			households. We don't want our
children to be distant from the
		
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			book of Allah to have a year pass.
And they haven't done a hard time
		
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			that they haven't a month pass and
they haven't read a page of the
		
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			Quran. We should bring this into
our homes, or our homes are known
		
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			for reciting Quran. And if the
Quran becomes a priority,
		
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			in our mind, this is very easy to
happen. Again, think about the
		
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			amount of screen time in our
homes.
		
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			And we can't spend 30 minutes a
day with the Koran. We can't spend
		
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			20 minutes a day with the Quran.
And we spend all our time doing
		
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			these other things. We should be
embarrassed before Allah. And then
		
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			we wonder why when we go through
tribulations, we don't have our
		
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			spiritual immune system built
enough to be able to deal with it.
		
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			We want we wonder why we get
afflicted in different ways. And
		
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			this is our state they handle.
		
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			If the Quran was a priority in our
minds, we would make it a priority
		
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			in terms of how much we read it
every single day. So let's do
		
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			better be any light I don't let's
take the opportunity of Ramadan to
		
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			do this.
		
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			So then he says
		
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			Hola Maya la vie to the RAD Koto
Rasulullah sallallahu sallam. And
		
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			so then he's going to quote a
hadith of our Prophet sallallahu
		
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			Sallam where in this is a Hadith
		
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			from the Muslim Imam Ahmed.
		
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			In other collections of tournament
even measurable Dawood manakala.
		
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			The Quran Fe atoll means that
Athan LEM yufka. Whoever recites
		
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			the Quran and finishes a complete
reading in less than three days,
		
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			they will not he will not
understand it fully. And so that
		
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			hadith is there. And this is in
general how this is a good measure
		
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			for many people according to a
mammal Rosati, but it also doesn't
		
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			negate those that received a
special Baraka in their time that
		
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			recite it in the amount of time
that was mentioned. Because surely
		
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			oath members are fine would have
known that hadith of our Prophet
		
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			SAW I sent him and so that has a
particular type of understanding
		
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			for with it for a particular
person who would be reciting in a
		
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			way that they wouldn't be able to
concentrate. No, he says because
		
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			that when that you recite the
Quran, in less than a period of
		
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			three days based upon this hadith,
it prevents what is called Tata T
		
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			il reciting, in a that slow
fashion where you give every
		
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			letter. It's right. And in a
proper fashion. What did l Khorana
		
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			Tara Tila in a slow measured
fashion in a way that's beautiful.
		
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			No, and then say to Aisha, as she
said when she heard someone you
		
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			hold Quran reciting so quickly,
that he started to potentially
		
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			make mistakes in the way that he
was reciting. And she says in the
		
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			Hadith, Mr. Quran Quran Allah says
that this man has not really read
		
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			the Quran, nor has he remained
silent.
		
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			So then we have specific
narrations as the memo was it
		
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			mentions where the prophet Sunlife
sent him is that he told Abdullah
		
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			bin Ahmed radula and Houma to do a
hatom of the Quran once a week,
		
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			every seven days.
		
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			And many of the Sahaba This is how
they did it as well. They would do
		
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			an entire hartham Every Joomla
once a week and finish the Hutton
		
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			on Joomla and he mentions the
likes of databind dabba timidness
		
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			ood and obey even Cobb, Radi
Allahu Anhu. So we have different
		
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			narrations about the amount that
people came before us used to
		
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			recite. So what he meant was that
he's going to do now he's going to
		
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			suggest what he thinks is the best
course of action.
		
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			Okay, and, again, this is for his
time, and will comment at the end.
		
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			So he says that,
		
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			that l Hutton Filion WELEDA.
Kakheti hijama so there's some
		
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			that say it's actually mcru to do
a hatom in one day.
		
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			While hatom frequently Shahara
		
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			frequently yo Hola, Yeoman juice
unmin Tara dangers and what can
		
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			anymore by lack of electricity, he
said to do a custom every 30 days
		
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			so that you read one just a day,
he says that this is the very
		
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			least that should be done. So he's
proved that he's presenting both
		
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			sides. And again, this is for his
time, that some say it's more
		
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			crude to do a hotter man one day,
that just a day. So as you do a
		
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			hotter man a month. That's the
very minimum that he said we
		
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			should be reciting. He says
		
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			that between these two degrees,
there's two balanced approaches.
		
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			The first is to that do a Hutton
every week.
		
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			I had them a week, which means
that you would be reciting a
		
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			little bit over forges of the
Quran every single day.
		
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			He says that the second way to do
it, you want to do a little bit
		
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			more. So it's it's a little bit
less than Ohama. Week, a little
		
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			bit more than 100 per week and a
little bit less than doing it
		
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			every day. Is that to do to
Hutton's a week,
		
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			in every week to do to Hutton's
and then he gives detailed
		
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			guidance
		
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			on how that actually should be
done. He says and yes them HUD
		
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			Martin Vallejo HUD webinars is
that you start one item that you
		
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			do, and you're doing this over the
course of a week that you finish
		
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			that HUD home at night, and then
another HUD home that you do by
		
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			day, so you have to Hudson's going
simultaneously and that way a hot
		
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			button a hot humid name. So you
finish the hot temperature during
		
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			the day in the day on Monday in
the to Docker as a fuzzer or right
		
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			after them. And then you make the
hattem of the night on the night
		
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			before Juma in the tube rocker as
of McGraw. And so what he means
		
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			here is the Sonata casts so
		
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			In the Tucson under cost of McGraw
and whereas the first is the two
		
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			sooner UK as a Fudger
		
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			or right after them. And he says
what's the wisdom in doing it like
		
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			this, so that by doing these two
items at this time, you are
		
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			approaching the time that is
during the beginning of the day
		
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			and the beginning of the night.
Because we know that there are
		
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			angels that will offer special
prayers for someone
		
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			as someone's doing this Cottam by
night before interest into the day
		
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			and likewise by day before they
enter into the night. So you'll
		
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			get the baraka of those angels who
are preying upon them whether they
		
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			are by night or by day
		
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			numb.
		
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			And then he says that if someone
is from the Aberdeen the
		
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			worshipers decide to King that are
traveling a spiritual path, we
		
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			thought he can ama that are that
		
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			endeavoring to work for the sake
of Allah to Allah. He says that
		
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			they should not do less than two
atoms a week.
		
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			No, and he says when Cana Mina
said it can be a credible doodle
		
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			but fikar omen and Michel de
munition n. Okay, so the Saudi
		
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			King are different, those that are
taking a pesto luchadors some of
		
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			them focus more upon Iman actually
doing deeds, doing acts of
		
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			worship. And then there are some
that place more focus on my little
		
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			CALB the actions of the heart and
focusing on flicker and
		
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			reflection. So the second
category, the second group of
		
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			people or included in that
category, as well are those that
		
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			are have learned knowledge and are
spreading that knowledge. He says
		
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			that lab rats, it's okay for them
to only do one hot tub a week,
		
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			he says and that if it's someone
who requires a lot of time to
		
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			really reflect deeply upon the
various verses of the Quran, he
		
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			says this person might want to do
a hot them in a month. He says Lee
		
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			Cassidy the hygienic Catherine to
deal with Emma because this person
		
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			might need to repeat the verses
over and over again and to reflect
		
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			very deeply upon them.
		
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			So what do we take from this?
		
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			I want to bring this closer to
home because sometimes people hear
		
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			this and some of you have might
have already dropped off and like
		
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			oh my god, this is too hard for
me. I can't do anything like this.
		
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			I'm I'm disillusioned. This was
not meant to disillusion you. On
		
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			the contrary, this was meant to
encourage you and my own sinful
		
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			self, who falls short all the
time. Let's bring the Koran into
		
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			our life. Let's bring the Quran
into our life. let's dedicate
		
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			ourselves to learning the Quran.
		
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			Let's start with learning how to
recite the Quran property. Let's
		
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			follow that up with learning the
Arabic language in learning the
		
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			meanings of the Quran even over a
long period of time learning key
		
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			words of the Quran if we're not
going to learn Arabic grammar and
		
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			some of the other sciences
associated with the language. Well
		
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			let's also simultaneously learn
the meanings of the Quran. And
		
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			whatever language that is that we
speak. Let's revere the Quran in
		
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			honor of the Quran. And make an
intention to put it into practice.
		
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			And as you and I put that effort
in, let's make a portion of our
		
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			day for the Quran. And whatever it
is that we're doing in relation to
		
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			the Quran, whether we are learning
to recite it or to read it or
		
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			studying it, let's make a portion
of our day for Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala his book.
		
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			And let's make sure that
regularly, we are both learning to
		
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			read we are actually reading and
learning the meanings of his books
		
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			and Pinilla data. And the more we
do this the closer our
		
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			relationship will be. And even if
we can't do a cut them in one day,
		
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			or hug them every three days or
200 times a week or 100 them a
		
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			week even.
		
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			It least let's try to do a hatom
Every once in a while. And
		
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			depending upon how fast one reads,
and again I know there are a lot
		
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			of especially converts out there
		
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			who struggle with us they hear
this and they feel disillusioned
		
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			and it makes them feel bad that
they haven't learned Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala his book. The
intent here is not to make you
		
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			feel bad. We all fall short. But
let's dedicate ourselves to
		
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			learning and even for you that if
you find trouble reciting recite
		
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			what you can even if it's half a
page, even if it's a third of a
		
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			page, and then read the
translation of the meanings. And
		
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			so for those of those difficult
for the Arabic You can still read
		
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			the translation the meanings and
do so regularly. And then slowly
		
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			build your ability to learn that
your ability to recite the Quran,
		
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			and then those that are can recite
fairly well. Let's
		
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			Find a balanced approach to how
much it is that we recite.
		
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			And let's start with that no less
ever than 100 them a year. And
		
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			let's move beyond that, where we
start doing a hot tub every six
		
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			months, and then set another goal,
where we do a hot turn every two
		
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			months. And then let's set a goal
where we can get up to a HUD home
		
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			every month. And this is a good
thing for us to do in our time, if
		
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			you can have someone in our time
that does a HUD a month, that's a
		
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			very good thing. And that's way
above the average of our time,
		
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			even though in relation to
previous times, that was like the
		
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			bare bare bare minimum. But in our
time, that's a good average. And
		
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			that some of our teachers that we
were able to meet, despite all of
		
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			their preoccupations and
everything is that they were doing
		
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			would still take time to do a hard
time of the Quran every week. And
		
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			in the school in which I studied,
we would do 100 of the Quran every
		
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			week. And that in terms of how
much we would read, they would
		
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			have us read officially a just a
day with other people. But then
		
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			the school collectively would do a
Hudson a week. So the meaning here
		
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			is to bring the Quran into our
lives. This is so so so important.
		
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			And some of the meanings of the
Quran that we don't fully
		
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			understand. Go to the Quran with
humility. Ask a lot to make you
		
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			understand what you don't know
whether it's some of the meanings
		
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			the Arabic words you don't know
other whether it's some of the
		
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			meanest your learning loss book
like oh, how do I understand that?
		
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			Go with humility to a loss but go
with seeking understanding. Go
		
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			with knowing you're limited in
your perspective. And you need to
		
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			be taught how it is that you
should see things. Go with
		
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			humility. If you go with
arrogance, without a biller,
		
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			you'll be blind, you'll be blinded
from the signs of Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala and from the meanings of His
Verses, may Allah to Allah blesses
		
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			to bring the Quran to our lives
yada but I don't mean as
		
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			individuals, as families and as a
community. Let's do this. Let's
		
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			all take part in this and bring
life to this blessed sunnah of our
		
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			prophesy Sam to recite the Quran
regularly. And then after that,
		
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			there's a lot that will then
happen. This is we like to speak
		
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			about Islamic civilization and all
of these great achievements have
		
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			none of that was possible. Without
the Quran. None of that was
		
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			possible, without the time that
the great pious people and Elon
		
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			Musk spent went to Quran. This
should be at the forefront of our
		
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			religious practice. May Allah Tada
give us two feet to do this and
		
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			bless us and all of our different
affairs will sell a lot as in
		
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			Muhammad and why the audio saga
Salam Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil
		
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			Alameen