Yahya Rhodus – Reflections on Surah Ya Sin #7 of 19

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The speakers discuss the concept of "will" and its meaning in various cultural and political settings, including the idea of "will" and its meaning in various cultural and political settings. They emphasize the importance of being careful with language and protecting oneself from harm, and stress the need for a strong way of thinking to justify one's actions. The segment also touches on the transmission of bad news and the importance of being a decent person and being aware of the environment to avoid overwhelming.

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			Knowing that I know what I mean
whenever I wouldn't if that were
		
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			to occur or to hear what effect it
is different or has the added
		
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			tendency we get to have a law or
some sort of slowly solid law and
		
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			is anyone do I let her know that I
know fair enough to her? Would you
		
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			like our model to accord with
Wahby subhanho wa taala.
		
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			So inshallah we're going to
continue on in our study of sort
		
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			of Eocene looked at open up the
meanings that to our hearts and to
		
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			our minds, and allow us to be able
to fully absorb those meanings and
		
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			to put them into practice in a way
that is pleasing to Him. subhanaw
		
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			taala. Keeping in mind all along,
is that the Quran is the ultimate
		
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			massage, it is the ultimate way
out, according to a prophetic
		
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			Hadith. That indicates in times of
tribulation, in times of strife in
		
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			times of difficulty, and all of
the other meanings of fitna, the
		
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			Maharaj is the Kitab of Allah, the
book of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada and
		
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			then it's really about learning
how the Quran is a Maharaj and
		
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			what that really means how that is
important for us to view the world
		
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			from the Quranic worldview, to be
able to implement what the Quran
		
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			encouraged us to implement all of
the the meanings of that bringing
		
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			the Quran into our lives and
living its realities to the degree
		
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			that we do that will be to the
degree that we experienced the
		
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			Quran as that lochridge As that
way out. And we have reached verse
		
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			number 18, which states call in
Appleton tuna become in Lambton
		
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			tahunanui and Joomla NuCalm. On
AMSN Nicole Mina Addabbo Alene.
		
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			They the people of the city said
we augur ill of you, if you desist
		
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			not we shall surely stone you in a
painful punishment will be for you
		
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			from us. So that if we remind
ourselves where we are, verse 13,
		
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			will deliver the whole method and
Asaba the validity is Johannes
		
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			Mercer noon. When Allah says and
set forth for them as a parable,
		
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			the people of the town when the
message bearers came unto it
		
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			is also an alien with an ad for
Canada will whomever as an avatar
		
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			they will call in a commercial
when we sent to them to they
		
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			denied them. So we reinforced them
with a third and they said, very
		
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			we've been sent to you. And then
they said you are but human beings
		
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			like us. They all Marcia was not
sent down anything that he has not
		
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			revealed anything. You are simply
lying. Then they answered, our
		
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			Lord knows that we have indeed
been sent unto you will not Eileen
		
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			Lennon Villa we're moving in our
duty is only to convey the message
		
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			clearly.
		
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			And then this is the verse that
comes after it. They the people of
		
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			the city said we augur ill of you,
if you desist not, if you don't
		
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			stop what you're doing, we shall
surely stone you in a painful
		
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			punishment will befall you from
us. So let's look a little bit
		
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			more closely at this verse.
		
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			So call this the people of the
city there's a conversation now
		
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			taking place. And keep in mind is
that these apostles are these
		
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			messengers were sent to the people
of the city, and to call them to
		
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			do hate and to call them to that
proper conduct. And then
		
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			everything that happened after
from their denial of them and
		
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			everything that they did,
		
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			from that, denying them and lying
to them, and accusing them.
		
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			And then the response of the
messengers in how they emphasize
		
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			that they had been sent to them
and that their Lord knows best.
		
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			And then reminding them as well,
is that our duties only to convey
		
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			the message clearly. Now the
conversation shifts to the people
		
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			of the city, where they're going
to do something different now. So
		
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			keep in mind, we already said is
that they first and foremost that
		
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			that there was denial, which is
that then putting into question
		
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			that a human being can actually
bring revelation.
		
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			And then the lie that that Allah
Tada had not sent down anything.
		
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			And then the accusation is that
they were liars.
		
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			And so then when they responded to
those claims, and everything that
		
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			was said, then they start doing
something different now.
		
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			And that this is very telling
about the psychology of disbelief.
		
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			And again, you see the same
archetypes manifesting throughout
		
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			history, and even to this day and
age. So now what do they do that
		
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			they resort to a pretext?
		
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			they resort to a pretext to turn
		
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			The Message bearers away. And the
idea of a pretext is to find some
		
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			justification. And to give a
reason for what they want to do,
		
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			which is to really rid themselves
of them. And that even if it's not
		
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			the real reason, the real reason
is they don't want to hear it.
		
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			They don't want to be reminded,
the real reason is, is that they
		
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			want to remain as they are. And
the pretext is, is that now
		
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			they're trying their find
something wrong with him so that
		
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			they can demonize them so that
they can character assassinate
		
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			them in so that they can justify
to their people, that the fact
		
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			that they need to rid themselves
of them. So what do they say that
		
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			in apple pie Yumna become
		
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			that indeed that we auger are we
auger ill of you? We augur ill of
		
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			you. And that another way of
translating this is, is that we
		
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			think you are an evil omen.
		
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			And so here to play your is to
take in an omen, but in this case,
		
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			an evil omen.
		
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			So they augured ill of them, they
took an evil omen from them.
		
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			And the idea of augering ill is
this idea of that seeing something
		
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			as a sign or warning that is
something likely to happen.
		
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			And the commentators say
		
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			is that the main reason that they
all got ill of them and took a bad
		
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			omen from them was because they
came with a religion other than
		
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			theirs. Other commentators say
with other opinions state that
		
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			some of those that denied were
afflicted with leprosy, when they
		
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			disbelieved other say is that they
suffered from the famine.
		
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			And so they saw this as an evil
omen for these people that had
		
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			come.
		
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			And but the key here is, is that
they're starting to point the
		
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			fingers at them that there's
something wrong with them.
		
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			And so let's look at this word a
little bit more closely. That
		
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			taken an evil omen, that appdata,
your and Arabic it's also known as
		
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			a Tisha on, in relation to its
root, it's actually very similar
		
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			to the English root.
		
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			Because that an auger was actually
a religious official in the Roman
		
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			Empire, who would observe natural
signs, especially the behavior of
		
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			birds, interpreting these as an
indication of divine approval, or
		
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			disapproval of a proposed action.
That's where the word actually
		
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			gets its name in Arabic as well.
But the player comes from the word
		
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			player, which is a bird. And the
in the pre Islamic Arabia, what
		
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			they used to do when they needed
to make a decision is that there
		
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			would be a certain person that
would that move towards birds, and
		
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			then see which way that they flew.
If they flew to the right, it was
		
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			a sign that this is a good sign,
and they took a good omen is
		
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			something we do if they flew to
the left, that they would consider
		
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			that to be a bad sign, and that
they would refrain from doing it.
		
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			And so that, that thus has become
to be known as a total year, but
		
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			that we translate this as taking a
bad omen.
		
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			Now, it is important to note that
our Prophet Salah SNM, is that He
		
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			prohibited us from taking bad
omens. And he says, in a hadith,
		
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			la Adwa, without the euro, that,
that Adva is the idea that
		
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			diseases or illnesses can be
contagious. And that what is
		
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			really meant by this hadith is, is
that we have to be very careful in
		
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			relation to the power of Allah, is
that yes, some diseases are
		
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			contagious, but we believe in the
power of Allah, it can only happen
		
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			by the will of Allah.
		
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			It can only happen by the will of
Allah. And that there was a that
		
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			scenario that took place was seen
OMA when the hotbar when he was
		
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			kind of, and there was a plague in
a particular place, and that Satan
		
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			Omar did not go into that
particular place. And that they
		
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			then said to him, that are you
that fleeing from the color of
		
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			Allah? And then they brought forth
one of the companions who
		
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			mentioned to him a hadith, right,
that about there being a plague
		
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			and that you shouldn't go to
whether it's a plague and people
		
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			that there shouldn't leave and say
no more than said, is that we're
		
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			fleeing from the culture of Allah
to the color of Allah, meaning
		
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			there's no way to flee from the
conduct of Allah Tana. And that
		
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			the idea of that disease is being
contagious and so forth.
		
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			That means is that we have to be
very careful in that falling into
		
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			the idea that it's happening in
and of itself, from the power of
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah
		
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			adda is that he can do whatever he
wants to do. And people that are
		
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			involved in medicine have to be
careful to say that there's no
		
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			cure for this, right, this person
is definitely going to die. If
		
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			they don't do this, this is going
to happen to them. No, that's not
		
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			the way we deal with the ASVAB a
lot of called an adequately che
		
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			outwardly you can look at
statistics and analytics that
		
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			indicate that this percentage of
people die and so forth and so on.
		
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			But you have to be careful when it
comes to to hate, and we will
		
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			present it in a slightly different
way. And this is what we suggest
		
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			and the pupil of Allah are very
careful with their language, very
		
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			careful with their language. And
so that sometimes they say that
		
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			they want to go somewhere,
		
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			instead of saying that, I am going
to such and such a place. Even if
		
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			they say Inshallah, they might
prefer to say the plan is to go to
		
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			such and such a place. Why?
Because that they don't know if
		
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			they're actually going to be going
to that place or not, they're very
		
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			careful with their language. One
of the righteous for instance,
		
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			when something was said about
something that happened in a
		
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			particular place, and then people
are talking about this incident,
		
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			but you don't know whether it is
hearsay or not.
		
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			Then when someone asked him about,
Oh, what about this, what he would
		
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			say is, they say that such a such
a thing is happening, instead of
		
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			saying such and such a thing is
happening. Why because if you say
		
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			such and such a thing is
happening, it's really not, you
		
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			have not taken part in something
that is not a truth. But if you
		
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			just save yourself that Oh, other
people are saying that this is
		
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			happening is that you're just
relating now when other people are
		
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			saying the righteous want to be
careful in the frame, and how they
		
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			frame things and what it is that
they say.
		
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			So then the promises without the
era, that he's negating that the
		
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			taking of bad omens. And what is
really meant by that is, is that
		
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			there's nothing that intrinsically
has qualities from people or
		
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			things or events, that we can say
that's always going to be a bad
		
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			omen. We don't take bad omens. And
there are people that believe
		
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			intrinsically, there's something
in that person, or there's
		
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			something that's in that
particular thing,
		
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			like a black cat, or walking under
a ladder, or opening up an
		
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			umbrella, that inside and these
very superstitious type things. We
		
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			don't believe in any of that.
		
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			And however, that this doesn't
mean that we don't protect
		
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			ourselves, this doesn't mean that
we don't take the means to ward
		
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			off harm from ourselves to that
ward off evil from ourselves. So
		
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			of course that you know that
anything that could potentially
		
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			harm you, you protect yourself
from it. Okay, so we put
		
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			everything in its proper place.
		
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			And so that this is what they are
saying, this is the pretext for
		
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			what it is that they want to do to
them if they actually don't leave,
		
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			which is we shall study, we shall
surely stone and a painful
		
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			punishment will be for you from
us. Why? Because we that feel that
		
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			you are a bad omen, you are an
evil omen.
		
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			And so that, then, that this is
also it's important to point out
		
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			that this is the way that that
oftentimes that people of
		
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			disbelief act, and that there is
another verse and sorted out off
		
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			in relation to the people of the
pharaoh, where Allah Allah says
		
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			for either gentleman hasna to call
Newland ahead he went into
		
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			syndrome. So yeah, to get the
Yahweh Musa woman, nema power Euro
		
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			home and Allah, which translates
as, but whenever a good came to
		
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			them, they would say this is ours.
If an evil befell them, they will
		
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			consider they would consider it an
ill omen on account of Moses and
		
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			those who were with him, nay,
their ill omen lives with Allah,
		
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			the Most of them no, not. Also the
people of Salah coddled by yearner
		
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			Beco women Knack caught or Unicom
and Allah, they said, We see you
		
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			and your followers as an evil omen
here applied, God will decide on
		
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			any Omen you may see you people
are being put to the test.
		
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			And so this is the pretext for
what it is that they want to do.
		
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			And this is the nature of people
of ignorance, is that when it
		
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			relates to something that they
don't want, they try to speak ill
		
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			of that particular thing. And that
when it's something that they like
		
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			that they'll speak that well of
it, and this is a real problem.
		
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			And we should always be very
careful that when we're involved
		
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			in the any type of group effort.
		
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			If we don't get our particular
		
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			our way, we have to be careful to
the distinguished between simply
		
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			saying what I wanted didn't happen
in between finding fault with a
		
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			person or persons or the decision
making committee or whoever's
		
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			involved, that somehow there's
something wrong with them. Because
		
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			sometimes there's a tendency to do
that, when your opinion is not
		
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			taken, is that then you're gonna
find fault with the other people
		
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			were as part of the adab have
shorter the etiquettes of
		
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			consultation is if your opinion is
taken, you actually make Toba and
		
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			it's still far, you repent to
Allah, and ask His forgiveness.
		
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			And if your opinion is not taken,
you show your gratitude to Allah
		
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			and say, Alhamdulillah. So
whenever people come together, and
		
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			that everyone should feel that
fully comfortable putting forth,
		
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			what is that they feel is best, no
one should deter them from putting
		
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			forth what they feel is best. Now
people should put forward ideas
		
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			that are well thought out, we
shouldn't just shoot ideas from
		
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			the hip.
		
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			And after the ideas come forward,
and they're considered,
		
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			then that
		
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			if an idea is accepted, in it's
the person whose idea was
		
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			accepted, that's their etiquette
is actually to seek forgiveness.
		
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			And when their idea is not
accepted that they showed they
		
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			actually said 100, Allah, in these
are the etiquettes that are going
		
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			to keep people together.
		
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			And it's very easy to criticize,
they're easy to criticize La
		
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			Ilaha, illallah, Muhammad Allah.
		
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			And it's only when you start to do
your own thing, you start your own
		
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			company, you start to try to start
your own organization, tried to do
		
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			your own thing, that you start to
really regret all of your bases
		
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			criticisms from the past, and
sometimes really nitpicky
		
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			criticisms, or even if they were
justified, that you're not until
		
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			you're actually going through it
yourself, to realize how harmful
		
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			it is the vast majority, people
just want to take things down.
		
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			And I remember learning a
beautiful lesson where there was
		
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			one time in that place where I had
studied, and felt that something
		
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			could have been bettered. And that
when I went to the person who
		
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			could have actually done something
about it, his response was, okay,
		
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			please formulate your thoughts,
write it down on paper, and then
		
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			present it to me, and I will fully
consider it.
		
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			And then in the moment, I was kind
of like,
		
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			I just want you to take my idea in
mentioning what I said, and do
		
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			what I said.
		
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			And then I started to realize
Subhanallah, there was a lot of
		
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			knifes, in my response to that
situation, enough is never going
		
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			to bring good. That is the proper
way. There's an organization,
		
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			there's it's running, is it's not
as easy as just implementing a
		
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			solution. It has to be that well
thought out to begin with, it has
		
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			to be considered in light of
everything else that is happening.
		
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			And sometimes things take it's a
process, they take time and so
		
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			forth and so on.
		
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			And not that you can always
justify everything people make
		
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			mistakes, of course, but the point
is, is that having a good opinion
		
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			and putting things in the proper
place, and taking the time to
		
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			really think things through but it
really gets back to that. How do
		
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			we respond when we don't get what
we like? This is really what this
		
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			is about. And the vast majority of
people when it doesn't go their
		
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			way when they don't get something
that they want is that they'll use
		
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			that as a pretext to that speak in
the US that some of the US
		
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			demonize, you will use their
demonization of that person as a
		
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			pretext to that RID that person
from their life or to move that
		
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			person out of the organization or
whatever it might be.
		
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			So they said we see you and your
followers as an evil omen
		
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			Excuse me. So this as we all grow
ill of you we think of you as an
		
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			evil omen. And then what did they
threaten after this? Letting them
		
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			tend to who knows you man? No,
come on I MSN, no common name. If
		
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			you don't stop what you're doing,
if you desist not we shall surely
		
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			stone you and a painful punishment
will befall you from us. So now
		
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			the resulting to a threat. If you
don't do this, this is what we're
		
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			going to do now. And this is the
nature of that this same
		
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			archetypal person, again, is that
they started already with the
		
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			approach that was previously
mentioned. But then when they
		
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			There is persistence from the
other end is that it's going to
		
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			result ultimately to violence. And
that here is that why did they
		
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			mention stoning? Because that this
is that one of the ways that that
		
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			used to that punish people and
premont in previous times, and
		
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			that this is also an indication
that when IMS and NuCalm is that
		
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			they want it to be brutal, and
they want it to be a painful
		
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			punishment. And that would that
again, have I that I mean, it'd be
		
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			painful, and it would really hurt
them. So this is what they've
		
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			resorted to. And then the
messengers are going to respond
		
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			back to what they've said Carlota
you know, Conoco in the Hilton,
		
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			but and Tim Coleman mystery phone,
		
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			they said your augering ill is
upon yourselves, though you have
		
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			been reminded, no, but you are
people who have exceeded the
		
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			bounds. Alternatively, you could
translate this as the messenger
		
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			said Yanni, in response to them,
the evil omen is within
		
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			yourselves, why do you take it as
an evil omen when you are reminded
		
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			of the truth? You are going too
far? So in other words, the
		
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			response from the messenger bears
to the disbelievers is that
		
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			the that what they're saying that
they're going to do to these
		
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			people? Is that really going to
befall them as because of their
		
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			own disbelief, and so that the
evil omen is within their own
		
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			selves, that there are people, the
messengers came to them with the
		
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			best of intentions, they've come
to them to call them to only
		
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			something that is beautiful to
worshipping only one God and to
		
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			having sincere worship towards
him. subhanho wa taala. And they
		
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			were the ones that responded in
that particular way.
		
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			And
		
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			there is some technical language
here that I'm going to just quote
		
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			verbatim, because it's going to
point to a particular point. And
		
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			that in the most widespread
reading on this verse, though,
		
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			you're reminded is read in the
curtain meaning, even if you're
		
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			reminded in this reading the
ellipsis indicates a rhetorical
		
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			Elysian that constitutes the
object of the interrogative and
		
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			serves as a rebuke as if to say,
Do you augur ill in disbelieve,
		
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			even when you have been reminded,
and so that this idea is, is that
		
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			that they are taking an evil omen
that about these people, but
		
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			really, is that the evil omen is
that in their own selves, is that
		
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			it relates it's upon their own
selves. So this is something that
		
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			we see often is that the same
people that are doing this or
		
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			wanting to do this to others, is
that what ends up happening is is
		
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			that actually falls back upon
them. In this reflexive sense, and
		
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			this is why we see in different
places in the Quran, is that the
		
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			idea of that someone trying to
deceive, but they are the ones who
		
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			are actually only deceiving
themselves is that someone wants
		
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			to plot but in reality they're
being plotted against. And this is
		
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			the nature of this mentality. And
this is why we as believers
		
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			have to be patient.
		
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			Because people that act like this,
Time won't pass, except that it
		
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			will come back upon them. And this
is a principle that we believe in,
		
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			and we live by, if you want
something to be right, you have to
		
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			have a right intention. And you
have to have a right way of going
		
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			about it.
		
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			The ends do not justify the means
		
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			the means have to be justified,
and the ends have to be justified.
		
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			You can't say that you want this
lofty end, and then that you're
		
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			going to that take whatever means
necessary to get to that end, we
		
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			do not believe in that. The means
have to be justified. And the ends
		
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			have to be justified, we have
parameters, there are certain
		
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			things that you can't do.
		
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			Even if were you to do that thing,
you think that it leads to some
		
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			type of good, you can't do it.
		
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			And this is the general principle
		
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			of how we go about bringing about
change, we want to have the means
		
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			be done right? And we want to have
the ends be done right with a
		
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			righteous intention all along the
way. And that those that choose to
		
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			live another way that try to cut
corners, or that try to that cheat
		
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			or that try to deceive, it will
come back to them. It will come
		
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			back to haunt them even. And
people that you maneuver against
		
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			at the workplace to get to a
particular place is that there
		
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			will be people that maneuver
against you at another point.
		
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			Anytime that you cheat that you
deceive
		
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			All of these types of things that
happen, anything that you attain
		
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			in the world, whether it be money
or a position or a job or anything
		
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			else, as a result of trickery and
cunning and deception, is that
		
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			short time will pass, except that
the same thing will happen to you.
		
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			And that will either be taken from
you or is that you will suffer and
		
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			go through difficulties as a
result of what you did.
		
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			And the reality is, is that this
is a sign for us so that we can
		
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			that, know that what is happening
here in this world and rectify our
		
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			state, the 100% of embroidery
would be my case a bit aid in us
		
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			is that a lot of the says, Is it
facade corruption has appeared on
		
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			the earth, that and in the see
from what that the hands have
		
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			wrought. But what is law to say at
the end of this verse in hope, in
		
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			hopes that they will return
		
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			and Allah to add a taste them,
that some of what they caused them
		
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			to taste some of what they've done
in hopes that they return. So when
		
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			you see negative consequences of
things that we've done, up here,
		
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			the hope is that we return that we
should know this is that we must
		
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			be people of principle, nothing
that is worthy of us doing nothing
		
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			that is a noble thing to actually
do. That can be accomplished
		
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			except through noble and meanwhile
means. So this is coming back upon
		
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			them now.
		
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			And so that,
		
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			that, they said, We see you and
your followers as an evil omen.
		
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			They said, Excuse me, that the
evil omen is within yourselves,
		
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			why do you take it as an evil omen
we are reminded of the truth, you
		
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			are going too far. And there is
that one other thing today we're
		
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			going to have a shorter class that
we wanted to bring up in relation
		
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			to this, it also relates to the
same word is this word fall in
		
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			love, Tara says in sort of the
Israel will call it inside and as
		
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			of now, but you don't have your
own. Okay? We'll know who it is
		
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			you live on human reality, Keith
haben, yokocho insurer, we have
		
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			bound each human beings destiny to
his neck. On the Day of
		
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			Resurrection, we shall bring out a
record for each of them, which
		
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			they will find spread wide open.
And the scholars differ about what
		
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			this partner is. And if an
ambassador's opinion is, is it's
		
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			their it's their deeds, their
actions, and everything that was
		
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			decreed for them that they would
do as it's constantly with them.
		
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			And that Mujahid says that it is
no person is born, except that
		
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			there is that a water paw, that
something written that attached to
		
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			his neck? Is it whether that
person is a ship to your site,
		
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			that people of paradise are people
of perdition. And others say that
		
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			it's their portion of the air and
shot of good and evil. And if you
		
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			think about this,
		
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			that it would be more difficult
for a person to try to really
		
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			understand what this is in the
premotor world how all of that
		
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			could be that attached to
someone's neck. And that this is
		
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			one of the ways that we're
actually helped by modern
		
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			technology, and understanding how
you can have an incredible amount
		
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			of information on something that
is actually really, really small,
		
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			tiny, that just a tiny piece of
whatever the material actually is
		
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			that when you that extract the
information from it is that it can
		
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			contain a massive amount of
information.
		
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			And this is something we believed
Allah had the power to do, even
		
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			without a knowledge of that modern
technology. But modern technology
		
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			makes it easier for us to
understand how that can be,
		
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			because this is manmade, and that
you can have these tiny little
		
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			things that have such a large
amount of information indicating
		
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			to us that then what are the
possibilities in relation to the
		
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			Quadra in the power of Allah
subhanho wa Taala is that this is
		
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			something that is always going to
be with us is that based upon the
		
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			decisions that we make, and the
good or the evil that will come
		
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			from the various things that we
do. And so when they responded to
		
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			them that in this way, and they
said that the evil omen is within
		
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			yourselves at the very end they
say you are going too far is that
		
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			you are people in no court entered
into uncommon monsoon is that your
		
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			people
		
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			that have that gone astray, that
you've gone too far. And that you
		
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			should have been in the opposite
state and accepting what these
		
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			messengers brought in again, I
wanted to quote this last passage,
		
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			this comes from the shadow of the
Tafseer of event jiba. That
		
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			relates to what it is that we have
to go through, and how it is we
		
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			should that view it. And he says
here, a humble Hulk and Allah in
		
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			fact, only one cycle from the
home, most beloved of Allah's
		
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			creation to Allah are those that
are most beneficial to his
		
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			dependents. And those that give
them the most advice and then in a
		
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			hadith Leon Yes, the Allahu
because Anwar hate and hate on
		
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			that come in harmony.
		
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			For Allah to Allah to guide one
person through you, is better for
		
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			you than read camels, which was
the most beloved form of wealth to
		
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			the autumn. So it says for him by
the lemon or other law firm, we
		
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			have vetted Habib are in aluminium
hardware with cream, and yet to
		
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			hamdulillah Shma sharp earshot
Ebro dilla will start with as part
		
00:31:04 --> 00:31:09
			of his Africa. He said, for those
that want to attain the love of
		
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			the Beloved, into draw nearer to
him and to have that close
		
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			proximity to him, is that to
accustom themselves to bearing
		
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			difficulties in helping the
servants of Allah, earshot
		
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			literally means to guide in
guiding the servants of Allah, and
		
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			that whatever it is that they have
to do, in order to do that
		
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			Amundsen specifically here
traveling to go about helping
		
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			people Leanna individual career
where corbetta Aldine, so that we
		
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			can gain a great station, that
with him in closest to him. This
		
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			is something that the vast
majority of great people that you
		
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			will find is that a good portion
of their life was spent that
		
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			pointing people towards goodness
guiding people towards what is
		
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			best, teaching people, advising
people being there for people. And
		
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			this is the way these people are,
in the same way that with minor
		
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			modifications, depending upon
where they are, geographically
		
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			speaking, if I think about the
teachers that I've had, in
		
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			Mauritania, in Yemen, primarily in
some of the other places that I
		
00:32:20 --> 00:32:24
			visited, even though that they're
very different, geographically
		
00:32:24 --> 00:32:29
			speaking, that culturally, they're
very different. However, it's the
		
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			same archetype of the great shoe,
they're doing the same things.
		
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			They're dedicating their lives to
teaching, that dedicate their
		
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			lives to helping people and just
serving people and to advising
		
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			people, and they have taken care
of their families in their
		
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			worshipping, and so forth. So it's
the same archetype which that
		
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			leads us to that have the
understanding is that all we have
		
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			to do is strive to emulate them to
do our best to do what they did in
		
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			their particular context in our
particular context. And that, like
		
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			anything else, when you build an
environment, you have to be well
		
00:33:05 --> 00:33:09
			aware about the characteristics of
the environment, so that you can
		
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			that know what it is that needs to
be in place in order for things to
		
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			thrive and things to grow. But a
lot to add to give us Tofik and
		
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			bless us to open up the meanings
of these verses to a heart isn't
		
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			in IT data and they are not gonna
have everything that we do me
		
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			deeds that be pleasing to Him some
Hearn went to Anna Mae a lot of
		
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			other data makers from upon the
path and blesses to live and die
		
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			upon the meanings of la ilaha
illAllah Muhammad Allah so Allah
		
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			by Siemens blessings in the month
of Ramadan for us and for our
		
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			families and for our loved ones
and for our community, and for the
		
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			OMA of our Prophet sallallahu
Sallam May Allah Allah blesses to
		
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			be blunt of relief for him. I've
seen Muhammad a month for increase
		
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			of the Latina Muhammad in a month
whereby which he returns him unto
		
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			him soprano Matata masala la hora
Seaton Muhammad and white earlier
		
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			Samuel southern hamdulillah