Yahya Rhodus – Reflections on Surah Ya Sin #13 of 19

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			Smilla salatu salam ala Rasulillah
he was sloppy woman or Allah
		
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			knowing Pty limited adding
whenever I wouldn't do that what
		
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			are the carotid here are the
further what is the federal has
		
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			added to Mississippi tabula also
known as Rosaleen Salalah. And who
		
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			is sending Linda Island Hooda the
lead
		
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			up to her hour she lied to other
Omar Dotty akorbi with Robbie
		
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			subhanho wa taala.
		
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			We have reached verse 45 of
sorority has seen where Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala says we either feel
alone with Tacoma Bini decom, or
		
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			Muhammad for calm look toward her
moon.
		
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			Yet when they are told, beware of
what lies before and behind you,
		
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			so that you may be given mercy.
		
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			And this verse comes after the
last two verses with state when
		
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			national political input acidic
Alohomora home young cartoon and
		
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			that we could have if we wished
that caused them to drown, and
		
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			there will be no one to help them
nor would they be saved in Laura
		
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			Minton Mina, only save out of
mercy from Us will Metatron and
		
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			our pain would they have been able
to enjoy life for a while. In
		
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			other words is that this is the
way that we have to approach the
		
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			means that anything that we do by
way of the means we have to be
		
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			aware of when we are taking those
means is that ultimately we're not
		
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			to be for the Mercy of Allah
subhanho data, we would not be
		
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			able to benefit from those means.
And then Allah to Allah says in
		
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			this verse what either kala home.
Yeah, when it is said to them,
		
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			when they are told it uncle may
have been a decal on the
		
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			headphone, that beware of what
lies before in behind you look
		
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			into the Herman so that you may be
given mercy. So in other words, is
		
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			it these people that have turned
away from the signs of Allah
		
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			subhanaw taala then have chosen to
deny them
		
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			that now that there is a different
approach, it's to that tell them
		
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			to beware.
		
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			And even for Halina Razi that he
says, What should I look at Irv
		
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			malerkotla The way that this verse
relates to the verse that comes
		
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			before it, is that after Allah
subhanaw taala mentioned a number
		
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			of signs, why it's an omelet, all
Dwight and Homer laid it in
		
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			Harmon, not the reata. Home, the
Earth, the night, the what Allah
		
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			to add to that, that causes them
causing them to be safe, and that
		
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			the Ark
		
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			is that all of these are different
signs. And that, even though they
		
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			didn't benefit these people, they
didn't that bring about the state
		
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			of certainty and the existence of
the Creator, that what email Razi
		
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			is saying, now moving to a
discussion of that being aware
		
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			of that warning, is it as if that
a lot to add a scene for the
		
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			column and then there is one
either, but very least, is that
		
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			they should be aware that there
could be consequences to what it
		
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			is that they're doing. And so he
says that this is the wisdom and
		
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			now it's cool, that we translate
here as beware. It is the same,
		
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			that root word that we have. It's
also linguistic related to Taqwa.
		
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			It's cool, but here we're
translating generally as WiiWare
		
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			muy bien ad comm woma heartful,
calm, which translated here as
		
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			that that which lies before and
behind you, and that they differ
		
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			about what that actually means.
Some of them say that
		
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			my been a DICOM.
		
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			That which lies before method,
like the events that took place to
		
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			the previous nations, that who
denied their profits. Were my 100
		
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			fulcrum, and that which lies
behind you, is that what's going
		
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			to happen on the Day of Judgment,
according to an investment being
		
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			the ad calm, in other words, the
akhirah the ever approaching
		
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			hereafter. And other words, is
that, that work now towards it.
		
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			And then we'll know how Infocomm
and what is behind you, in other
		
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			words, the dunya and the illusory
nature of the dunya which entraps
		
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			people, that who are deceived by
it. In other words, be aware of
		
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			the fitna of this dunya which is
that in that sense, that moving
		
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			behind us every single day and the
hereafter is approaching, or that
		
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			Mulvaney ad comb, that which lies
before you, that that which
		
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			proceeded from
		
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			You're the new your sins will
mahal fulcrum, and that which lies
		
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			behind you that what you're going
to do after these are all things
		
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			that we should be wary of that we
should be aware. And so now that
		
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			is this is what is said to them.
And that beware of what lies
		
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			before and behind you, why
locomotor hormone? So that you may
		
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			be given mercy.
		
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			In other words, is that this is
the Road to Mercy is to live in a
		
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			good way where you are weary of
what is it you do, you prepare now
		
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			for the next world, who is going
to benefit from that, ultimately,
		
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			is that those who that do what it
is they're supposed to do, they're
		
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			the ones who are going to benefit.
And this local
		
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			transit here is that so that you
may be given mercy could also be
		
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			translated as perhaps you may be
given mercy, or perhaps you might
		
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			receive mercy.
		
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			And so is that in this context, it
could have the mean of tat allele,
		
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			which is that so that you may be
given mercy, that's how that's
		
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			translated there. Or could have
the meaning of Tala G, which is
		
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			that this hope, that someone will
receive mercy and bla bla comes in
		
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			the Quran in different places, and
that has different meanings when
		
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			it appears in different places.
But here, it could mean one of
		
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			those two meanings, either it's a
cause for them to receive mercy by
		
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			having that, that Dukkha of what
is being aware of what is before
		
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			us and what is behind us. Or that
it's out of hope that we will
		
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			receive that mercy.
		
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			And what we understand from this
verse is, is that when this is
		
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			said to them, is that
		
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			is that they turn away, and the
job their response to that what
		
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			has been said to them is omitted.
But we understand this to be the
		
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			case, because of the next verse
that comes and verse 46, while not
		
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			to human, I tend to look no more
at 18, they ignore every single
		
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			sign that comes to them from their
Lord. So we know that this was
		
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			there, when this was said to them,
that they turned away. And that
		
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			one of the scholars brings out an
important point, which I believe
		
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			that we spoke of, but it's
important to reiterate, is that
		
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			everything that is mentioned from
various punishments happening to
		
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			previous peoples, as a result of
the what they believed or the
		
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			decisions that we made, it's
important that we see these as
		
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			archetypes. And we learn the
lessons from the stories and bring
		
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			it into our own life. The purpose
is not to just lambaste a people
		
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			of the past, all of the different
archetypes that we have, and those
		
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			that that were from the Musa zine,
and that ridicule people of
		
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			religion, those people that went
astray, that without having
		
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			knowledge, those people whose that
passions got the best of them
		
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			after knowing what it is that they
should do. All of the different
		
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			archetypes that we find throughout
the Quran, all the different
		
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			stories that are associated with
certain things happening to
		
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			certain people, it's for you and
I, to look very carefully about
		
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			our own selves, and to see if
there's any resemblance of that,
		
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			that in that our hearts are in the
things that is that we do. So this
		
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			is very important. Because some
people might wonder this, why are
		
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			all these stories there about all
these people of the past? Well,
		
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			that when you do something time
and time again, it's a way of
		
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			emphasizing one. But also, there's
different lessons that we learned
		
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			in the different stories. And that
this is the amazing thing about
		
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			the Quran is that it gives us that
the most important stories from
		
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			human history that we need, so
that we can bring those into our
		
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			lives. And our job is to learn
what it is that we need to learn,
		
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			reflect deeply upon them, and
apply them to our own selves. And
		
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			so that when we do this is that we
will get the blessing of that the
		
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			very mentioning of the story
itself, which is the whole purpose
		
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			that you and I bring this into our
life so that these are cool that
		
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			if you will, or these various ways
that the previous peoples were
		
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			that punished is that the greatest
way for us to be aware of them, to
		
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			ward them off from ourselves to
protect ourselves from them is
		
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			through that Eman one little site,
having faith and doing righteous
		
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			deeds and that making Toba and is
still far, repentance in seeking
		
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			forgiveness. This is the greatest
way of all that we can ward off
		
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			from ourselves, any type of
tribulation, major, major
		
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			tribulations and even minor
tribulations. And from this
		
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			perspective, is it done
		
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			is actually very easy. It's very
easy. Yes, that increasing in the
		
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			age of information, there's more
that we have to know. And there's
		
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			obfuscations that in order to
truly have clarity regarding them
		
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			that you have to spend a bit of
time reading and discussing and
		
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			thinking about that certain
things, but in general, that the
		
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			path of righteousness is easy.
It's a matter of having faith and
		
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			doing righteous deeds, and
repenting every time you fall
		
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			short, that's really a summation
of it. And as long as we are doing
		
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			that, is that it's likely that
anything that happens to us won't
		
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			be too severe, and then it will be
in our own benefit. And so that
		
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			there was one of the righteous and
this is really beautiful story,
		
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			that he became one of the
righteous, and there was a time in
		
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			his life where that he was falling
short. But every time he fell
		
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			short, it made a mistake and even
send, as Allah would send them a
		
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			tribulation.
		
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			And then, in a sense, it comforted
him, because he'd felt like Allah
		
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			was looking after him. And then he
would repent, and he would fall
		
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			short again, something else would
happen. And this went on for a
		
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			long period of time. And then one
time he made a mistake, though
		
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			tribution came.
		
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			And he panicked.
		
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			Because he was used to something
going wrong, there wasn't a sense
		
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			of type of atonement, in that
comfort to him that Allah was in
		
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			it at this point, he felt that he
had been abandoned. And it was a
		
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			cause for him to make that a
sincere repentance and to never
		
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			return to whatever it is that he
was doing again. And so is that
		
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			when we have certain things that
happen to us,
		
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			in a minor sense that they are the
means of atonement. And they're
		
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			really to wake us up lazy, called
bounded in the middle, so that he
		
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			may cause them to take some of
what they've done the whole year,
		
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			in hopes that they return. And
this comes after a lot of fuss out
		
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			of it. But it would be my guess,
at any nurse corruptions appeared
		
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			on land and in the sea, from what
hands have wrought Lea the
		
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			Oklahoman or that he may cause
them to taste some of what they've
		
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			done in hopes that they return. So
we should pay very close attention
		
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			to what is happening around us.
And if things are working out, or
		
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			things are that somewhat
difficult, or something just kind
		
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			of all of a sudden goes wrong,
that the very first thing that we
		
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			should do is take stock and look
internally and think about Did I
		
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			do something? Is there anything
that I need to work out. And if
		
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			you can't figure out what it is,
the best way to go about is to
		
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			make a general Towba is make a
general sentence for
		
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			excuse me,
		
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			that's anything that you might not
be aware of that you did. And so
		
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			this is important is that this is
one, this is the way that we
		
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			protect ourselves. And so what is
understood
		
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			is that when this was said to
them, or do they turned away, and
		
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			that you have what is called a
cabal and involved, and those are
		
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			opposites. In the Arabic language,
a cabal is to go towards something
		
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			udvar is to turn away. And to go
the other direction, you could
		
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			also transit as turned away. But
the the scholars mentioned it's to
		
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			really to kind of turn to the
side. So it's kind of in between
		
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			these two, but here it means is
that that you're not really giving
		
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			something intention. So like, if
I'm looking at Hamad an AKA belt,
		
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			ILA is that I'm focusing on him
and giving him attention for
		
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			about, I would literally turn
around and be the other direction.
		
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			If I thought I would just kind of,
he's sitting there. And I'm just
		
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			kind of like turning like this
towards him, not really paying
		
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			much attention. So that what is
understood here, then, as it in
		
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			relation to these questions of
ultimate concern, as this is the
		
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			archetype of the disbeliever is
that they don't pay them much
		
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			attention is that they just don't
give them the due consideration
		
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			that we should we should be given
them.
		
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			No, and then that there's a nice
statement of a big Batman has a
		
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			shot. In his subtle indication in
relation to this verse. He says,
		
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			we either feel it tecoma been a de
commissioner in the dunya or
		
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			mahatva caminhada.
		
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			He says that if it's said to the
general people, is that beware of
		
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			what lies before you from the
Shaddai the difficulties of this
		
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			dunya and what is behind you from
that the terrors of the hereafter.
		
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			Lala come to the honeymoon is that
then so that you may be given
		
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			mercy in both worlds? And so the
idea here is is that so that you
		
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			received
		
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			Have mercy, not just in the next
world, in this world, and in the
		
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			next world. And so what he says is
a tuck while Camila is that having
		
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			taqwa and moving up to the higher
degrees of that Taqwa so that it
		
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			becomes complete, is that it
prevent it protects a man and a
		
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			woman in this life before they
even pass. So there's a
		
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			protection.
		
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			And he says is that what a lot
yesterday had HIF Illa, aka is
		
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			that that protection might even be
passed on to their children. Or
		
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			that people even beyond them, it
just came out who shot we actually
		
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			only a law as it is seen. And the
offspring of the pious of the only
		
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			of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. And so
this is further incentive, is that
		
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			it's not really even about you,
		
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			is that you being a certain way,
is also a protection for people
		
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			around you, including, of course,
your immediate family, your own
		
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			spouse, your own children, but
even your children's children,
		
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			children, children, and even down.
And that it's also a protection
		
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			for other people that are around
you. And so that there's something
		
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			really beautiful about this idea
of Taqwa in being in the process
		
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			of being aware, in between the
idea of protection, and in
		
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			relation to it was mentioned as
well. And then there's also the a
		
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			nother even more subtle meaning.
And that relates to what is called
		
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			Ted.
		
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			And Ted beard, is where you plan
your affairs.
		
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			And that the righteous when they
speak about Ted Veer, and they
		
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			speak about planning, they usually
speak about it in its negative
		
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			connotation. That causes a bit of
misunderstanding and people think,
		
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			Wait a second, what do you mean,
we're not supposed to plan. And
		
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			there's two types of planning,
		
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			or you could say is that there are
two things that relate to
		
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			planning. There's the process
whereby which is that you that you
		
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			have a business, you run a
household, you have a job, you're
		
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			on a budget, is that you go about
planning, that how it is that
		
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			you're going to live how it is
you're going to carry out a
		
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			particular task, how it is you're
going to run a business or
		
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			whatever it is, you develop a
plan, you have a short, mid and
		
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			even long term plan, that if
you're running a particular
		
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			program, you have a plan on how
you're going to go about doing it,
		
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			that you have that a way that you
kind of run and manage your house
		
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			at home, all of those things, or
praiseworthy, as long as they
		
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			don't become excessive, that type
of planning is praiseworthy.
		
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			The other thing that relates to
planning, which this is what the
		
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			writers really mean, are all of
the emotions that arise before,
		
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			during and after the plans
		
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			as you're carrying them out. And
so the emotions of worry. Usually
		
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			we worry about things in the
future. And we fear about things
		
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			of the past. You can also excuse
me, usually we fear about things
		
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			in the future when you worry about
things in the past. But you can
		
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			also have that both emotions for
both the past and the future. But
		
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			the point here is is that is that
that's really what they're trying
		
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			to treat is that we need to be
aware of the whole opposite of
		
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			tibia is that what happens that
when we excessively plan, and some
		
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			of the emotions that arise within
ourselves, that where we start to
		
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			then rely upon our plan. And so
that's where it gets very subtle.
		
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			You have to plan if anyone tells
you not to plan, they're not
		
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			really understanding what this
really means. You have to plan but
		
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			you don't rely upon your plan. And
you protect yourself in the
		
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			process from the emotions that in
a sense negate true faith that as
		
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			you plan and so that he takes a
		
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			shot from this verse. And He says
it Takahata did tend to be a
		
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			female banner ad com. So be wary
of the thoughts of planning for
		
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			that. What is happening right
before you is Lisa, I'm going to
		
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			be ethical because the affair is
not really in your that hands for
		
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			Jordan Debney him in a Tedman for
June Lu, Matt Evany him and Ted
		
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			mirror demo who are referred to
here, because the vast majority of
		
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			things that you plan is that the
winds of the Divine decree that
		
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			dismantle them, or literally
destroy them. FEMA surfer Kubla
		
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			Khan is the heater sail house. I
will talk to you that what we'll
		
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			have either. In other words, he's
just saying is that he's not
		
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			saying that we don't plan but he's
teaching us not to rely upon our
		
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			plan.
		
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			Taking this as that a subtle
indication of one of this versus
		
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			potential meanings. And that. So
we find the balance in this
		
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			process. So then we have that
verse 46, oh, sorry, then there's
		
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			the last part of that look into
her moon.
		
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			And so that you may give him mercy
here, that a higher degree of that
		
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			mercy, which is to attain the
station of contentment, but we are
		
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			content with what Allah Tada has a
portion for us. And we're content
		
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			with what happens that even when
we plan, and that becomes hard,
		
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			because sometimes we start to
plan. And we almost want things to
		
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			happen, we oftentimes do exactly
how we plan them. And again,
		
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			that's kind of natural, because
that's the whole reason you
		
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			planned it so that it goes a
certain way. But that's really the
		
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			balance is learning to plan, but
not rely upon your plan. And as
		
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			that plan is executed, when things
happen, that other than the way it
		
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			was planned. How do you and I
respond?
		
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			How do you and I respond?
		
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			And it doesn't mean that we don't
go back to the board and we that
		
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			say, Okay, we need to develop a
different plan, and we keep
		
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			trying. But in this whole process,
you'll see what happens to people.
		
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			Sometimes when it's not just as
they planned, all of a sudden, bad
		
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			character comes in, or that they
take it out on someone or
		
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			something happens that they
shouldn't be doing. Right? Or the
		
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			opposite is, oh, well, who cares?
No, who cares type attitude
		
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			outwardly is unacceptable. If
something went wrong, that with
		
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			the plan, you have to go back and
figure out what actually went
		
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			wrong. So we put everything in its
proper place, that is something
		
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			that is praiseworthy, but being
internally content with what
		
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			happened is also key. And this is
the that highest meaning of
		
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			receiving this mercy is attaining
that station of what he thought
		
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			and having what's called sukoon
called, in having a stillness of
		
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			the heart in relation to what
happens from the Divine Decree.
		
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			No. And then he says the meaning
here of Otto, even though it's not
		
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			explicitly mentioned in the verse,
is that they they turned away from
		
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			this is is that one hammock or God
it was often that he would have
		
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			otter is that they just got lost
as they were immersed in the
		
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			valleys of heedlessness and
thoughts, you know,
		
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			a good percentage of the
population in this world is in
		
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			Himachal. They're just immersed in
lost in the the valleys of
		
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			heedlessness and different types
of thoughts in they can't sift
		
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			through them.
		
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			And then even worse, is that they
have certainty is that this is
		
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			what is right in this particular
situation. And then even worse is
		
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			that they oppose anyone else who
doesn't see things exactly as they
		
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			see things. And that one of the
scholars used to say
		
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			that the reason that the facade
which is one of the names of the
		
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			heart is called the facade because
it is El Fuad in the flag is El
		
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			Fuad, in southern linguistically
related in the heart is 1000
		
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			valleys. He said in every valley
of the valley of the heart of the
		
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			valleys of the heart is an
additional 1000 valleys
		
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			And then we'll call know no matter
what I do in quantum soldering.
		
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			And they say, When will this
promise come to pass, be
		
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			fulfilled? If you are truthful
with your coolant that had a lot
		
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			to do in quantum solder clean, and
so that they will then say that
		
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			again, that out of ista has that
poking fun and mocking Is it meant
		
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			to handle wild, right, this
promise that there is that of
		
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			resurrection, this promise of
piano is that? When is this if you
		
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			are really truthful, when is this
going to happen? And this is
		
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			something that we see in the
Quran, as at the disbelievers is
		
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			that they mock the prophesy centum
for not being able to tell them
		
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			exactly when that the PSA and the
Day of Resurrection would happen
		
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			after he that one knew about it.
So the lives of your sudden so
		
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			we've seen sorted out off
yesterday Monica Anissa a Jana
		
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			Marissa the question you about the
hour, when will it happen? Call in
		
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			them anymore handle Robbie, say
now is there of lies only with my
		
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			lord law usually hardly walk there
Allah Who none save him shall
		
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			manifest it. And it's proper time.
So, miter saw when the problem was
		
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			asked about that solid ice, and he
said is that the one being
		
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			questioned does not know any
better than the question certain
		
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			things that a lot data has
reserved and his knowledge Subhan
		
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			went to Adam. But again, you start
to see this is the type of things
		
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			that happen. Is it meant to handle
what in quantum *? This is
		
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			not a real question, not really
asking when is the hour? They're
		
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			just poking fun. And these are the
tactics and the techniques and the
		
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			tendencies of that these type of
people and this is obviously that
		
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			something is that is blameworthy
Is that true people that know how
		
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			to deal with the means and how to
understand the wisdom in things
		
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			and how to put things in their
proper place. And that this trait
		
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			of poking fun and mockery is
simply not a trait of the
		
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			righteous. It's just simply not a
trait in the righteous. And we
		
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			have to be very careful that in
that doing this too much, that
		
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			being light hearted is fine. That
joking to a
		
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			certain degree within limit is
acceptable. But you have to be
		
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			careful, because joking can get
out of hand. And joking is one of
		
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			the main things that causes that
rancor in the hearts of people
		
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			because that some people take
jokes better than others. And that
		
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			some people it hurts them more
than others. And you'd be
		
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			surprised how many people that
keep things hidden within them for
		
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			long periods of time. And people
that think that they're just
		
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			joking about that particular thing
when in that other person's eyes
		
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			is actually really serious and
actually hurts them. And so this
		
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			is something we have to be careful
of in general, let alone in the
		
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			context of disbelief. This is
where it reaches that it's this is
		
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			where it becomes his worst. So
Charlotte Anna, we will stop there
		
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			may lead to other benefits to
these these if we've got a cut. I
		
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			think it was opening the new Quran
and cutting and bless us in these
		
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			last 10 days of Ramadan. Indigo
was tough week in all of our
		
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			different affairs was a little
hard to see didn't him or her
		
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			maiden, but early he was Savio
Salem hamdulillahi rabbil alameen
		
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			and for those that I think there
was an audio was on YouTube
		
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			that we will
		
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			upload the video from the camera
in Charlotte barakato become a
		
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