Yaser Birjas – Beyond Ilm Summit Featuring Yasir Qadhi And Waleed Basyouni

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The importance of learning and practicing for professional success is emphasized in various settings, including teaching, learning to become a great nurse, and pursuing community projects. The need for passionate effort and learning to become better at COVID is emphasized, along with the importance of reading and documenting one's intentions for the law and understanding and learning to become better at the age of COVID. Small steps and not abusing opportunities are emphasized, along with taking small steps and not abusing opportunities.

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			Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim in Alhamdulillah enough Meadow Honister no who want to still fiddle or
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la wa Chateau a la la la la la la sharika wash Mohammed Abu rasuluh
		
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			indeed we thank Allah subhanho wa Taala for each and every blessing that he has bestowed upon us.
What interlude do nearer to La hida to saw her in Sun lava lumen cough our we thank Allah subhanahu
to Allah who has given us more blessings than we can even enumerate and count and of the greatest
blessings that Allah subhana wa tada has blessed us with his that he has guided us to Islam
Alhamdulillah Hilary hadden, Ali has a woman acuna, Nina de Luna and her Donna law and also have the
greatest blessings that He has given us is that he has given us Rama to study with, and he has given
us knowledge to benefit from what Allah commanded him to Quinta and I'm working for the law law here
		
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			I lay out vema Indeed, it is something that makes our hearts rejoice and it is something that gives
us a hope of optimism, when we find that even in these lands, when those who are Muslims are few,
and those who are trying to follow the Sunnah of the Prophet system and perfecto heat even fewer
Indeed, it is a sign of optimism and hope, that in Hamdulillah, the spirit of knowledge, that the
the the the flame of a man and of in his shining very, very bright, and it is indeed a very big
blessing of Allah subhanho wa Taala that he has allowed all of us to come here in this gathering for
such a long period of time to get to know one another to form bonds of Islamic Brotherhood in
		
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			Islamic sisterhood to benefit from one another's company from one of the one another's emaan, one
another's brotherhood and sisterhood, and also from the knowledge that Allah subhana wa tada has
given us, and this institute that sponsored this program and mother of Institute, it is also in my
humble opinion, what nozaki Allah he had, it is also one of the biggest blessings that this country
has witnessed in the last few years. This Institute, which was formed by our dear brother, Mohammed
Sharif, it was a visionary idea. It was an idea that even when it first started, many of us were
skeptical, how will it work? What How will this be possible, and I was one of those who was also
		
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			skeptical. And I was extremely active on the North American scene, at least locally here in Houston.
And I will be giving halaqaat and gurus, over 15 years I have been teaching in this very community,
every time I would come back in the summer, I would start a * of a, I would start a dose in some
Masjid, in my house in any local area that we could find. And I thought this is the way the best way
forward. And indeed, it is a good way forward. But then, when I heard of a motive Institute, and
when I saw the potential of a Muslim Institute, and when I joined, and I saw with my own eyes,
		
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			that indeed, this medium is a more effective medium to teach Islamic sciences in our times. This
methodology, this vision is more suited for the people of our place. Yes, it has its negatives, it
has its cons. But at the same time, the pros far outweigh the cons. And I remember clearly, when
Mohammed Shadi first approached me Of course, we were very good friends, from the days of Medina. It
was a year senior to me. And then he left for American I went on for my masters. So many years went
by, and I remained in Medina, and he became active over here in North America, when you first
approached me to teach, I remember telling him very clearly, look, sounds like a good Institute,
		
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			inshallah. We'll teach a few weekends of the year, but I'm not going to stop my halaqaat in my
community, I'm always going to be doing those who thought it was only a matter of a few classes,
when I saw the potential, that indeed, this way, I've been teaching for 15 years this halaqaat and I
still do I, I don't stop that. But these halaqaat they don't develop students of knowledge they
don't. Why for many reasons, firstly, the attitude and the mood of the attendees. They come once a
week for 45 minutes, and they sit in a circle, very few are taking notes. If anything happens, the
slightest excuse. They don't show up the slightest, they don't have a commitment. And knowledge is
		
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			given over a period of years and years. You start a basic button, or a basic topic, and months and
weeks and years go by and you don't finish that one particular topic.
		
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			topic. So knowledge is given very, very small tidbits. The atmosphere is very laid back, people are
sitting, not taking notes in a headlock or in a Masjid. And of course, there is no doubt there's a
lot of Baraka in this as well, nobody is completely criticizing this. But then you compare and
contrast this with a Muslim Institute. Each and every student is typing, taking notes interested,
they show up on time, they're eager to learn. And they take a lot in a short amount of time, they
benefit an immense amount in a very short amount of time. And when I saw myself that potential, and
I saw the benefits and the height and the shallow, the other, the Baraka, even of this methodology
		
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			and the strategy, I found myself turning away from the smaller halaqaat that I would be doing, and
concentrating more on teaching in this seminar style, so much so that in fact, anytime I have a free
weekend, I give it to another. Anytime I have a free weekend, I have not gone for this traditional.
When you go to a community once upon a time I have even forgotten now that's the standard stereotype
that happens, you go you give a hotel, then you give a Friday night holla, then you give a Saturday
day talk and then maybe Saturday night somewhere else, I have not done this for over three years.
Not because I don't want to, but because I have a limited quantity of weekends. And I feel that
		
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			teaching in a Masjid with even 1000 people is not as beneficial, or is not as productive. It is not
as productive a use of my time as it is to teach even 150 people. It's not the quantity, it's the
quality. You go and you teach a group of dedicated students day in and day out, eight, nine hours a
day, two weekends back to back. And I see with my own eyes as I go back to the same community over
and over and over again, I see the students are flourishing. I see the student body is growing, I
see the thirst for Islamic knowledge is getting more and more. And it also of course exposes me to a
more national audience. And that is something that is of great benefit. No doubt remaining local has
		
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			a lot of benefit as well. It's not that there's all pros and all cons on one side. there's pros and
cons in everything. But in my humble opinion, this institute has facilitated for some of the DoD and
some of the students of knowledge to benefit much more people than they were previously benefiting.
And it is because of this that I have dedicated pretty much all of my time to this particular
Institute. But it is not the institute that is the goal will lie it is not the Institute. A Muslim
Institute is just a means it is just a platform. Our goal is Allah Subhana Allah to Allah and the
pleasure of Allah and the spreading of his religion. This is our goal. As for these Institute's they
		
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			can come and they can go and the religion of Allah will remain the same. One of the greatest aroma
of Islam said will law he if emammal Buhari had not come, the religion of Islam would not have been
affected. Islam is above personalities. If this is the case with the amendment Bukhari How about
with Institute's? How about with people who are a fraction of the worth of Imam Al Bukhari? So the
point is that do not assume do not think that our goal is to spread an institute or to spread a
group of people no will lie. Our goal in sha Allah, Allah is to spread the religion of Islam, who
will lead the Salah Rasulullah, who Bill houda verdienen healthy legal hero who Allah Dean equality,
		
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			he will occur he held capital. And we pray that Allah azza wa jal allows us to be a part of this
revival, a part of the software that we are seeing, especially in this part of the world. Now, after
teaching for three and a half years, I strongly felt the need to take this knowledge to a higher
level, I really felt that we have to do more than just this two weekend format. No doubt this two
weekend format will be effective for most of the educated Muslim masses. But there is a group that
is worthy of more attention, a group that needs to be taught much more than two weekends. And so the
idea began formulating of having an intensive summer camp. And this was an idea that I've been
		
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			thinking about for a long time as well. And so when I had taught that hamdulillah so many classes
and another Institute has taught so many people and by the way, before the no hitter either we have
taught and motive Institute as a whole over 20,000 Muslims in North America 20,000 and will lie that
is a blessing from Allah subhanho wa Taala. So when we have this law
		
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			pool of students, we felt the need. And I felt the the the strong desire to take a group of these
students who are more qualified, they have taken more lectures, they are more thirsty for knowledge,
take them to a higher level. And this was the kernel or the seed of thinking about something such as
summit, and Alhamdulillah. The the headquarters of a Muslim Muhammad Sharif, the others were very,
very encouraging. And as is typical with our dear brother Mohammed Sharif, when you think of an
idea, he'll throw it back in here and say, Go take it, you're in charge. And so when I approached
him, and I had the idea, he was like, excellent, you're in charge, go for it. He's like, I'm not a
		
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			management got no philosophy, you're in charge, you can do it. I'm not ready. He's only you know,
this year, we're doing it next year, this year, next year, this year. It's like, Okay, this year
Bismillah. I thought, how are we going to do it this year? He said, just go for it advertise. And of
course Muhammad should if he encourages you, and then he steps back, and exactly what he did kept on
encouraging pushing. And then the brothers told me that's exactly his strategy you need to take
discover you to understand how he thinks. So maybe I should take it but only if you'll give me a
discount because I'm not spending too much money for a discover you. Okay, oh, this is on camera,
		
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			I'm getting into trouble.
		
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			But in any case.
		
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			So the idea Alhamdulillah was was in my head for many years. But when I first suggested it to him a
few months ago, he was like, we have to do it this year. Let's go for it. And I was very skeptical
still, that how are you going to do it? I said maybe 50 people Let's go, they raise the bar to 100.
And so panela with 100 applicants, only the seat was limited, we booked it with the hotel, all of a
sudden applicants began pouring in applications began flooding in. We had I think over 300 I think
people who applied, people were just so thirsty. And so we had to then renegotiate with the hotel
and raise it once again to 140 as you know, at hamdulillah. And this is in sha Allah to Allah, the
		
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			first of a series of annual ilms summits, this is the goal, and inshallah tada even ilme summit is
the beginning of a brighter future. Even m summit is just the beginning. There's lots of ideas that
all of us have. And the goal is knowledge. A Muslim Institute will not solve the problems of the
oma, we know what we're meant to do. We're meant to educate the Muslims. That's our goal. We're
meant to teach the Muslims the classical sciences, that is our role. And so appreciate this and
realize this, and don't think of other roles that we are not qualified to do. As Bob said, Raheem
alohomora and out of elkader NFC, may Allah have mercy on somebody who knows his own qualifications
		
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			and doesn't go beyond that. And this is something people come to us, why don't you think of this?
Why don't you think of that, you know, do this and do that and branch out? And the point is, no,
every person has a role and every person has a vision, and what we are, we are an educational
institution, Our vision is to teach and other projects, other things, inshallah, you guys can do
that. Now, the question arises, and that's what we're talking about this, this brief lecture and I'm
gonna hand it on over to my esteemed mentors and peers and Messiah and elders, they are both older
than me.
		
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			And of course senior in knowledge and inshallah huhtala human and tough one, I have no qualms at
all, like admitting this and a large xojo knows best what under the cattleya header.
		
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			The question arises, what exactly should we have attended m summit, and especially the students who
have insha Allah with either experienced perhaps for the first time, what it is like to study
knowledge in reality, and of course, I mean, goes without saying there are many disclaimers here. I
mean, generally speaking, you wouldn't be studying in such lavish settings, okay. With such good
food as well, right?
		
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			Especially today, yes.
		
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			extra miles, especially today, yes. And of course, you were being taught in English and other issues
as well. But at hamdulillah Still, we had a taste of knowledge. And I think I speak on behalf of all
three of us, when I say that I have not enjoyed since I have come back from Medina, I have not
enjoyed anything as much as this film summit. I think I speak on behalf of all three of us that I
have not experienced anything, the passion and the joy of being able to teach and benefit from all
of you, and really and truly experience in all over again. Well, I don't think you're the only ones
who missed it. We missed it. We missed it because this was the environment we were used to for so
		
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			many years. And now we're back here we are deprived of it. So these camps revived the very spirits
that we are accustomed to the very environment and Alhamdulillah it is something that it makes me
very humbled to be a part of and it makes me very proud that Allah azzawajal has blessed all of us
to be an integral part in this film summit. So the question arises what is to be done?
		
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			After him summit, realize,
		
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			as soon as you go home,
		
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			reality will strike.
		
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			As soon as you go home, the bubble will break.
		
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			This is a beautiful bubble you're living in. And I think all of you without exception from what I
know and what I've experienced from you, all of you are loving this environment. You're enjoying it
beyond perhaps any other conference or event you've been to. But realize everything liquidation
either mathema Nakano, for those of you who heard, she has to recite the poem, everything that
declines, everything has to decline after it reaches perfection, everything comes up and goes down.
And this reminds me of the Hadith of the Sahabi, who thought that he became a monarch, simply
because his level of he man,
		
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			when he was with the Prophet sallallahu Sallam was an all time high. And when he would walk from the
masjid to his house, probably five minutes away, what would happen? What do you think is going to
happen? You're with the Prophet system, you walk outside, you go home, and there's your wife and
your kids, what's gonna happen?
		
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			Your bait, your Eman is not going to be the same.
		
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			Oh, my wife is here.
		
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			I didn't realize that.
		
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			Your mind goes higher.
		
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			The point is, it's not a matter of email or not email, actually it is. But the issue is, there is no
way humanly possible. You're sitting with the rasulillah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Now you go
home and your kids come running to you. They want to play with you, they want to do this and that,
okay, certain wives would possibly complain Not that I would ever know what that means. But certain
wives would possibly complain about doing things and time and shopping and grocery. I have heard
stories from some buried brothers about this thing.
		
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			And it is
		
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			always your wife here too. Okay.
		
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			And there's no question that Eman is not going to remain the same. So when this Sahabi used to go
home, and he used to see the difference of a man Subhanallah his demand was so high that he thought
that he had become a monastic because he has double his face. He has a double face, one face with
the Prophet saws and one face with his wife and children. And so he thought he became a monastic.
And when the Prophet system was told of this, he said, What was the name of the Sahaba humbler,
ambala. humbler, he said, hamdulillah. There is an hour for this and there is an hour for that, if
you were to reach the same level of Eman, as you have, when you are with me, the Prophet says that
		
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			I'm said, then the angels would come down and greet you in the streets, they would shake your hands
in the streets. If you have that level of amount, 24 seven, then you would not be humans, basically,
you would reach a level where the angel would come down into intermingle with you. So the point is
that istockphoto we're not comparing it to being able to better with the process of them. But the
concept is the same is that you're in an environment where it's easier to be practicing, it's easier
to be religious, you're praying Mashallah, with the large congregation five times a day, you're
studying in hearing alone as messenger, you're cut off from the world cut off from society, of
		
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			course, your demand is going to soar. Well, if it doesn't, doesn't store at this environment,
something is wrong, really, something is wrong, of course, your mind is going to soar. Now you're
going to go back to the real world, this beautiful bubble will collapse. And you know what, that's
when the real test begins. Because it's easy. It's easy to put on this false identity when you're
here. And it might not even be false. It might be sincere when you're here. But then you go back and
friends, family, work school environment, everything is exactly as you left it. Nothing has changed.
The same problems, the same pressures, the same politics, the same issues will strike you again.
		
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			Here is the test. Are you going to succumb and go back to the same lifestyle? Or are you going to
realize you know what, I can overcome this, I can do something more.
		
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			I can do something better than what I was doing. This is the test you will have to face on your own.
We can't do anything. Your friends can't do anything. You will have to face it. And my advice to you
I don't want to take up the time from the other two. Michelle. Two more minutes. inshallah. My
advice to you is very simple. You have tasted the sweetness of knowledge.
		
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			Perhaps some of you for the first time have taken
		
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			to this level, and you all have tasted a sweetness in Sharla likes to which you have never felt
before. It is possible for you to sustain that sweetness, maybe not to the same level as you have it
in this environment, maybe not. But still something it is possible for you to develop your own
curriculums, your own schedules, to find out local people in your community to start listening to
halaqaat and gurus online reading books, memorizing Quran, understanding Hadith, and we talked about
this in our other classes about setting up a personal schedule, this is your responsibility, we can
help out we can be semi mentors. But in the end of the day, nobody is there to monitor yourself
		
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			other than you. You are responsible for yourself. And so after him summit, my advice to you is two
points. And that's it. And with that, I'll conclude number one.
		
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			setup a schedule realistic schedule
		
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			of studies and doodles.
		
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			Understand what your capabilities are, and don't go beyond what you're humanly possible of doing. In
other words, be merciful to yourself, don't think as soon as you come back, oh, 30 hours a week,
I'll be able to study No, you won't. If you have a real life outside, No, you won't be able to. If
you're working 40 hours or a full time student, you cannot dedicate 3040 hours to portable and be
realistic and set up a feasible, practical, pragmatic schedule of billable and keep it up. And if
you want advice with this, the three of us are here or other people in your community, we can see
where you're coming from what level you are, and help you out a little bit. And I have tried a
		
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			little bit to summarize various books in my classes that I gave number to
		
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			each and every one of you. And I don't want any exceptions. This is my advice. Nobody will monitor
nobody, this is my suggestion and advice. And if I can even a command, but it is up to you to do it
or not. Each and every one of you sitting here right now should think of a community project that
they can do.
		
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			give back to your community.
		
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			Whether it is in the best form, which is hella hot and loose, or teaching Sunday school to the
children, or do anything, anything that you can possibly do to become proactive in your community,
do something that you weren't doing before. Because when you and it has to be academic, preferably
if it's not academic, that's very good. But the purpose of him summit is also academic. So take on
some academic roles and responsibilities in your community. And of the best things you can do is to
have very basic family circles, extended family, invite your relatives, your friends, or neighbors,
Muslim neighbors in your locality once a month, once every two months, and short topic of the Quran
		
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			of at least a fifth and then just socialization. So you combine between Deen and dunya This is
something all of you can do it. We have social events all the time. Start a regular social event
with your extended family or with your friends. Or in the masjid if you feel qualified, not
everybody is qualified to do this, or in your MSA or in your high schools, or in your Sunday
schools. Volunteer and take on a project and start teaching the children start doing something that
you weren't doing before. And when you do it, then you yourself would automatically be attached to
knowledge because when you're teaching, you have to learn and you will never learn your material
		
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			until you teach it to others. One of my Michelle said this very early on in my career in Medina and
Subhan. Allah how true it was. He said to me clearly, yes, it doesn't matter how much you study here
in Medina, no matter how many years you stay, you will never master your field until you go teach it
to others. And that is so true. I have a master's in Al Qaeda, but will lie it was coming back to
America and teaching and teaching and teaching and teaching that solidified it that made me
understand that made me memorize. And this is the experience of all teachers. It's one thing just to
read it and you think you know, now stand in front of an audience and learn to teach it You had
		
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			better No, you're not going to be able to teach. So these are the two pieces of advice that I leave
you with. Number one, continue your thought opinion. It won't be to this level. Don't be
disheartened. Don't feel pessimistic, it won't be to this level, it can't be but inshallah there is
a next year as well. And if not eliminated, there will be other positive classes If not, there are
other places you can go. Never ever restrict allows blessings to one person or one on him or one
Institute or one country out of the law he wants ya. Allah Earth is vast, where there's a will
there's a way if you want to study you will find people you will find institutes you will find
		
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			countries never restricted to one person or one Institute or one country. The important thing you
want to study, study and number two, be proactive in your community and give back and if you do
these two things
		
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			Well, I think each and every one of you has successfully passed the summit's objectives. It's each
and every one of you would become better Muslims and giving back to the community will lie I think
we have accomplished a lot. We have 140 minds here from all over the world, from Europe from Africa
from North America. 140 people going back each one with a little candle and lighting more and more
candles as they go and inshallah without a bit by bit slowly but surely, we can all have a role to
play in this oma, I pray that Allah subhana wa tada blesses us in our efforts and grants us
sincerity for his sake, and gives us the tofield to do what pleases Him and protects us from the
		
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			plotting and planning of those who have designs against us. And he gives us Baraka with the
knowledge that He has given us, what are through that one, and then hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa
sallahu wa Santo Balaji Mohammed in what Ali he was a big marine.
		
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			I just talked to them today.
		
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			make more sense.
		
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			kathira mama. But
		
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			again, the whole point of this gathering, and this talk is what is next after m summit.
		
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			So Paula, the first I would like to remind myself and you with one thing, the first day I'm sure the
first day when you guys came over here was probably the most difficult day.
		
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			And as it was the most difficult day, I'm sure that also the last the last day will be of the most
difficult to you as well.
		
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			Because the first day when you came over here, you didn't know what to expect.
		
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			You just didn't we were you will not prefer to see what you have seen over here. I'm sure many
people they probably have higher expectation and probably they will support it may Allah Subhana
Allah forgive us for you know, making people you know, get disappointed with what we have done over
here. And I'm sure that other people probably had a lesser maybe aspiration and they have seen
handler things beyond that expectation. We thank Allah Subhana Allah to make this very successful
for us and for all of you. So the first day was really difficult even for me. Because the week
before that, I was coming from New York and spending there the whole week with the kids and the
		
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			family was Mashallah beautiful adventure. So coming in immediately flying here, the moment I
arrived, and I received the schedule, I knew about the schedule before but this time I'm receiving
everything seeing it in front of me, I was handed a lot of time in La Ilaha Illa, Allah,
		
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			may Allah Subhana Allah make it easy for us, but will lie every single day as thoughts passing and
handling, getting used to it and putting yourself into the mood bring in the memories of Almudena
all these beautiful memories of seeking knowledge and delivering the knowledge as well. I'm just, I
don't know how it's gonna be really feel when the when the seminar is over. And I'm sure that the
last day of this seminar will be really, really difficult for all of us. Something about the
philosophy of Institute, which I spoke about. And I would like to add one more thing to this is that
the philosophy of Institute when we teach our classes, we don't and we know that we even cannot
		
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			produce from the way we teach and the material we give, we cannot produce an independent scholars
and Allah. This is for sure. If any one of you is thinking that they're going to become great
scholars of Islam, only by attending the class, the classes of another Institute, you're mistaken,
this will never happen. And I'm telling you from now, to become a great alum in Sharla is a huge
inspiration, we should all look you know into this to become of this inshallah Allah caliber to
serve this oma and be part of those who deliver the message of Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam to the
world and this time, and the days to come and shadow onto the Day of Judgment. But still, we have to
		
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			be also realistic. It's not that we're going to be great scholars of Islam just by taking these
seminars. But our philosophy is just to excite people about knowledge, which means you come and
attend the seminar. For the first time in your life. You heard about this particular subject, you
probably didn't know what the meaning of that particular class is. The title of the class was not
you know, what was it about? And then somehow you hear all these beautiful things. Yet, I had this
source of the LMR and even the muscle of the film and the dean and Darth Vader, you get so excited
about that the knowledge of Hannah law is really happiness. And again, it's all about bringing
		
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			happiness to your life and we spoke about that earlier. When you when you receive something that's
that's really so so good.
		
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			To receive a new knowledge, usually respond by smiling, it makes a lot of sense of why this is so
great. And that is the whole concept of seeking knowledge through these seminars, you get excited
about them, and it becomes your job afterwards to continue with that. If you choose to stop studying
after the class is over the seminar is over. If you do not participate in the study sessions, if you
do not review your notes, and redo your notes, to perfect your notes, in order to go to the exam and
excel in the exam, don't tell me I'm not interested in that. Take this as a challenge to see how
much knowledge you can return from the seminar it's not that we write with testing, you're here to
		
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			see if you're going to fail to pass. This is just for you, to encourage you that you study and
Charlotte Excel mode. And after you're done from the seminar, if you don't continue reading, and
learning more, reading more books, attending more seminars, more halaqaat in the massage industry,
his talking about them. If you do not continue with the knowledge saying that 100 I've taken one
seminar, then definitely the knowledge is going to start declining.
		
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			If you don't practice that you're going to lose it shows as you're speaking about it. So therefore
our philosophy again, it's not gonna make you a great Muslim scholar Mashallah just by taking fifth
of love and love notes.
		
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			Maybe taking rays of faith and light upon light will make you some shallow but I'm sure these
classes might be to help you become a better husband inshallah Allah, but the actual humanity, get
you married, probably. But the whole point is that it is very essential, and important that you
understand the philosophy of what you're doing. Because we don't understand that this seminars about
helping you understand the knowledge and getting so happy and excited about it. When you go and you
study and take these seminars, you probably feel disappointed, discouraged, or maybe overwhelmed.
And there are so many people I know them, they come to the first, you know, free nights on Fridays,
		
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			they attend the class, if you know this is not for me. I'm too old for this. I'm too young for this,
but it's too difficult for me and they quit and they don't come and they lose a lot. Because it
takes them a while to realize how much they lost when they take one of these similar system. I
cannot imagine myself knowing about all these seminars all these years and never attended any of
these seminars. Why? Because the amount of knowledge that has been delivered to you in such a
precise time. It's unbelievable. Well like we said in Medina, she hasn't studied somewhere else
would you study real So basically, and Mashallah.
		
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			No offense.
		
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			But Medina University Of course, I mean, there is.
		
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			Absolutely. Howdy, Medina.
		
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			So voila, he the way we started in Medina is absolutely different than what you guys studying the
amount of knowledge that you're getting in twos with two weekends. I'm telling you, we used to take
a prop in one whole year.
		
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			We take one hour per week folder for that particular subject for the throughout the whole year. And
now we are getting all of this power in two weekends. Imam
		
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			Malik Rahim Allah Allah, when he was narrating reading the book of a Matata students after spending
four years of his time working on his book on math, and then he gives the students in 40 days and he
goes, I did this and for two years, I'm giving it to him for today's column out of
		
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			his little that you really grasp on this knowledge. So we are delivering to you another level of
knowledge. And we would like from this to help you get excited about it, then inshallah to Allah
help you take it to another another level in your personal life and the life of other people as
well. The other thing I would like to mention here about our classes, you know, you don't matter of
Institute is an educational institute means with the purpose of membership is not politics, the
revenue level up is not is nothing regarding, let's say civil rights and so on, there are other
organizations taken care of this inshallah for the Muslims, I will not discouraging these efforts.
		
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			But we are focused in this particular area, and we encouraging people to participate in every effort
they can Charlotte to do to serve this omega analyzer. Our purpose is educational, meaning we focus
on knowledge, and then that's the main purpose that we do. So therefore, when we teach, we try to be
comprehensive in our curriculum, teaching all the aspects and disciplines of Islam subject, like,
for instance, subject like Pepsi, Cola, 50 of possible maximum governance, dynamic law in athletes
and students on almost all aspects of Islamic sciences. And I have met some people, and we spoke
over a cup of coffee sometimes or dinner or lunch and so on. They tell me, why do you guys teach
		
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			those young students, these kind of big subjects? So what big subjects are about so they give some
examples? Isn't this too much for them? So in my humble opinion, I say that don't you think that we
are under estimating the intellect of
		
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			All Muslim Omar,
		
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			why should we say that there are, you know, they're not ready for them. They're too young for this,
or they're not even properly prepared to take these kind of responsibilities and so on. Why do we
keep underestimate the intellect of our oma? Our students are smart, intelligent and Mashallah
enthusiastic. And the way we do it, we teach them and we give them the philosophy with it as well.
So when you give it a class, we say, listen, that doesn't make you qualified Mr. Head, or qualified
such and such good argument scholar, it's your turn to go and continue with your message. And when
we teach our children, many people came to me criticizing the class itself saying you should not
		
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			teach those students or Sorrell fell, because of this study or Sorrell felt, then they're going to
come out thinking themselves become qualified to give fatwah you give them basically half of the
knowledge itself of the discipline itself. So they think of themselves qualified to these all these
judgments in fifth century and so on. But again, at the end of the seminar, you take the testimony
from the students. So Pamela, I haven't heard anybody at the end of the seminar coming to me saying
chef, can you please sign this for me? I want to give fatwa.
		
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			Never in my career without MLM Institute, anyone came to me saying, Can I please, you know, sign
this, please sign this for me just to give the effort to be qualified for my community never. They
came asking for teskey recommendation, you know why? They got extremely excited that they wanted to
travel overseas or somewhere else where they can learn Sharia in a professional way and on a higher
level. And they need you shefa to help them with that.
		
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			And I'm so proud of this, that they got so excited to that level to take a professional life for
themselves. The other thing
		
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			never those people came to me saying can you sign this for me please. So that I can be become a
Mufti? Rather, they asked me and, and as a matter of fact, they come and testify saying will lie.
When I came to this class, they say I did not really think that I'm going to benefit from this class
at all. I thought, This is not for me. I'm not that person who's, you know, qualified to say these
kind of sciences and so on. They were discouraged by some other people, but will lie many, many
brothers and sisters come in at the end of the seminar saying is that fair and hamdulillah that we
we really have handled it, we thank Allah subhanho wa Taala, who made it possible for us to attend
		
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			the seminar? Why? Because if I did not attend the seminar, I will never be able to appreciate
knowledge, and the effort of our great Muslim scholars, in the way they organized all these
beautiful disciplines.
		
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			It's appreciation, that's what we want from you.
		
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			You study ozone, and next time you open a book of ozone even if you don't understand anything, if
you have no clue whatsoever, what the subject is, you say, Oh, this is so great, man, a lot of what
is relevant for what they have done to us. And your job is to continue so you cannot inshallah until
you get to that high level with nilay as a surgeon. So as a shallot Allah final thoughts I would
like to share with you the shift spoke about encouraging you to keep going on with your note with
with seeking knowledge. And I'm sure that we travel to different places we go to different towns, we
might not have the same equal opportunity to have access to Allah, Masha imaams soon as if knowledge
		
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			and so on. So some people might say So what shall I do if I'm isolated in a small town and such and
such state? What can I do? How can I increase my knowledge? I would say Do your best. Take seminars
online if you can find answers to children with that. If there's a Holic around you participate in
this halaqaat Don't let anybody discourage you from listening to anyone you know that they have
Mashallah proper knowledge that you can benefit from, go and listen, take the knowledge and benefit
from all inshallah xuejun. The other thing is, I would like to encourage you is to read.
		
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			For me, I would say, Well, this is the secret word for knowledge. Read, because Allah subhanho wa
Taala. When a larger if you review the Quran to the prophets of Allah Salaam, the first word that
came down was Oprah. What's the meaning of opera?
		
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			In English in English books that translation they sometimes translate the word ultra into recite,
		
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			read, purpura, if you don't read, you are not going to retain the knowledge.
		
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			And every time I recommend to my students at the end of every single seminar, it is your chance and
opportunity before the next seminar comes in. You read two or three books of the same topic.
		
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			If you finished a seminar on data, that same topic that you discuss with the sheriff, make sure that
by that before the end of the next the second weekend, you have already ordered one or two books by
the recommendation of the teacher or someone else that you know you can trust the judgments. You get
one or two books and read these books.
		
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			About that same particular subject to solidify the knowledge that you get from the shape. Next time
you get another, another class on history, or Sierra read 123 books about that same subject until
the next seminar. If you don't do that, you will lose the knowledge that you get from the shape or
the seminars. And when you read as my recommendation to you as well, when you read one of the
beautiful etiquettes of reading and benefiting from a book is that you dark in all these margins
with your notes.
		
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			I know some people that feel sorry again, for them for the books, you know, some beautiful books
very expensive, I don't want to keep it clean. So they don't want to write anything, not even their
names.
		
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			So therefore, they just keep it so clean. Fine, but come five years after you finish the book, you
will see how much knowledge you still remember from the book. But I would suggest that you as I
said, the suite is so high, we just make them black and dark. Would you Inc. Whenever you read,
summarize what you read short titles, this paragraph speaks about that particular thing, this
paragraph speaks about that particular subject. And then put all these summaries make your own
indexes based on your understanding and those titles. At the end of the book are the beginning of
the book. Just write them down. Don't put them on somebody might suggest a separate paper or sheet.
		
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			I don't recommend that unless you run out of space. But if you still have space, put it there
inshallah Tada. And as you write, the day will come when you say I remember reading this thing on
that book, I'm not sure which one would be very easy for you to go and refer to that piece of
knowledge in shallow data easily. And as you grow with the larger knowledge you will find this very,
very, very helpful to you. If you would like to make a research write an article prepare hotbar
orders and whatsoever you have the material already been organized to you in Charlottetown. So
again, read and don't let anybody discourage you from continuing to seek knowledge inshallah Allah
		
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			hamdulillahi Rabbil aalameen
		
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			smilla hamdu Lillah wa salatu salam ala rasulillah ba, ba, ba ba ba bad all bridgeview to align His
praise and blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his family
his companions and his father and his followers until the day of judgment.
		
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			Just also to share with you the first thought from all the machine was about how this was wonderful
experience and it's still from the law for all of us to the extent I live like what 30 minutes 35
minutes, maybe 40 minutes driving from here, something like that. But I move in here and I'm living
in the hotel staying with you. Because really I like the Sheraton better or the food okay
		
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			but what's the only reason for me that you make me coming here even chef acids are located when he
was putting the schedule he said I'll try to make sure that your lectures in the morning or in the
night so you don't get any travel back and forth you can go back to home that's originally was my
plan. But the moment I start coming this first day second day, every day goes by I'm more attached
to the lobby to the this room to the hallway not to the room where I'm staying in Why? Because few
because really it's remind me of these days which is by far way way way more advanced that what I
have seen when I visited Medina University what we used to have an Al anon university
		
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			but that's okay.
		
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			I think you just never that's that's why you see chef Yasser and yassa will travel in the summer to
come to Miami University study with a scholar like him nathi me and then a chef one boughs, but
that's fine.
		
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			By and hamdulillah That is wonderful university I witnessed that in Medina University have brought
out to the Muslim Ummah, great scholars and great students knowledge and you just see
		
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			a sample of that may Allah subhanaw taala protect all of you and bless you and university and all
that those who work hard for Islam.
		
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			One of the things I would like to start with I would say one of the biggest problem students
knowledge raise in general also to take away points and Nia intention. A lot of brothers already
have spoken to me such as what I can do with this I feel like
		
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			I'm afraid to be any moron or showing off. And as much as they learn more, my intention became hard
to control. And I just want to tell those brothers and sisters as well. What amuro meaningful
Hadeeth in his time
		
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			will happen and even your own
		
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			Mark dharapani Rahim Allah Allah said polytonal elumelu de la akuna la la la. We start learning the
knowledge for other than Allah than the knowledge have changed our intention to make it pure, to
make it only for our last panel for Allah.
		
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			This is the great amount of sin the * out of them had the $30 company saying something like that
the team himself had a struggle with his intention in the beginning. Not only him amuro minium is a
man, a man with a mess, if you only 30. So if you had a 30, the one who they used to say he is like
a boubakeur, so deep, how the companions looked at Walker, he used to be like a buckler, his time.
This he said, my knowledge to share I never struggled with anything as much as I struggled with my
intention.
		
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			Do you want even greater example from the scholars in Malmo and asuna as
		
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			he said, he was asked, Yes, ma'am. Hello kulu Hadith in palatka, who are whiter who attend a Tubby
candelilla
		
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			one of the students wants to ask him, do you think that every Hadith that you have studied or
learned or you wrote or documented or you narrated was for a law 100% in your whole entire life,
live in seeking knowledge, the sincerity was absolutely perfect. akula Pharisees, he said to tell
you that all the time 100% it was pure 100% intention for Allah. That's a very hard statement to
say.
		
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			Yes, there is a moment of struggle. But that struggle should lead you to success in the end and I
promise you that keep that struggle. Whenever you neffs your intention short start start changing
remember that fight it and you will win in the end because you are with Allah subhana wa
		
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			L is has a twin which is the ML the action they cannot be separated. This m should lead you to
action should lead you to improve your relationship with Allah subhana wa Tada. This is the ultimate
goal of m of knowledge. That is something you can practice something it will come bring you closer
to Allah subhana wa.
		
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			l is the way to Jin as the prophets of Salaam said that Hadith reported in say a Muslim men Paula
Bergman who ever seek knowledge, Allah subhanho wa Taala Allah will make an easy path for him to
gender because of that. So Holla Holla Holla, who Biggie periactin energen any because of the
knowledge you will have an easy path to gender in the Day of Judgment
		
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			of Isa Haman, Hadith morogoro the Allah and
		
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			the prophet SAW Selim said if Allah Subhana Allah intend good for someone, he will help him to what
to understand the religion, maturity level be higher on COVID de COVID de been a basket of the Allah
Allah Allah used to cry whenever he read a verse in the Quran, and he couldn't understand it in the
first time. Then he tries struggled to understand that the verse then whenever he will be able to
understand clearly he will cry, he was asked why he said because I know the moment I will open my
heart and my mind to stem this issue. I know that that moment Allah intended good for me and he
narrated the Hadith.
		
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			So every day pass every moment passed by you in this own summit.
		
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			Just Allah bringing you here to learn,
		
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			to be able to understand the religion in a better way to be able to add to your end, that means
Allah intend good for you and this is something you should be very we are all should be very
grateful to Allah subhanaw taala because of it
		
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			and it should something shake your heart and bring your tears really because who I am do I deserve
that
		
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			I deserve really that that Allah and he is now intending good for me and he allowed me to understand
his religion and to be among those who yeah and he carry this Deen
		
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			upon me so Sol Sol. This religion will be carried by the best of every generation and you now turn
to be among the best of every generation as you heard chef reciting to us salata, Nyssa what Allah
Subhana Allah said, What Allah cannot tell him what kind of football Allahu la Kalima that Allah has
taught you what you're not aware of it. What can you if you know, what's the beginning of the verse?
What ends? What are unsaid? Allahu Allah, you can Kitab al hikma Allah have sinned down upon you
Mohammed Al Kitab al hikma, the Quran and the Sunnah Al Kitab al hikma the Quran and Sunnah what
Allah commanded to contain and he has taught you what you're not familiar with, which is the Quran
		
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			and Sunnah that the great father of that Allah have given to you the great name of that
		
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			Allah Subhana Allah has blessed you with. That's why there are so many times Allah talking about M
and M was mentioned in Quran and Sunnah referred to in by two words, the first one and in the second
one and
		
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			this the two ways Allah refer to the end to the knowledge, he said buy in and there are so many
verses you are familiar with, and also unfair, like and so right. So right, it Toba For example,
when Allah subhanaw taala, certainly at the COVID De Soto reverse 122 Leah de facto 15 so they can
understand the knowledge also in the sun of the profits are silent the prophets of Salaam said
Allahumma Lim who Allah hamasaki houfy de la Lim who we were who Allah, Allah, Masha murder him
Allahu taala and Phil Buhari, we don't want to limit that we, that is a solemn pride for Omnibus by
saying Allah homophobe de COVID de O Allah, let him have faith in religion, which it means
		
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			understand the religion the fact it's understanding the religion, when you look carefully to the
masala to the issue and try to understand it clearly.
		
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			Also,
		
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			if this is the case, that is Elman 30, can tell that m is more general than fair. Because fifth it
means then that something you struggle to understand that's why Allah never described himself with
and fifth rather he described himself with an L because l is something you will observe you will you
will you have it, Allah subhanaw taala doesn't need to think or to analyze something to understand
it. But at first it's all about analyzing understanding.
		
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			In general, there is different type of room. There is different type of room, and I tried to put
some just notes from here and there I put it in this piece of paper.
		
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			First one, it's called lumen Masada
		
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			the knowledge which is the resource of the religion, which is Al Quran and the Sunnah, Al Quran and
the book which is related to the and the best of these books will be the books of Tafseer. And soon
the Hadith of the prophets of Salaam, the books was collected, the son documented the son of the
Prophet, a lamp and the highest level of these books that you will need to be able to know the
sources of the religion, the books of Hadith, such as for Tilbury and others, then you have another
type room, we call it, lumen mocassin, which I call it the ultimate knowledge, and they are to
aqidah and Philip, they are the ultimate knowledge, that's what you should care about the most. I
		
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			believe this is the ultimate knowledge. This is if you ask all of us here, how many times a person
will come to you to ask you a question about a particular generator or era or, or latifi IRA Okay,
that's not what the common questions about that what not people need the most people need to know
the Akita, I need to know that the fifth, and the most important part in the epi, that sense of
apathy, that the heat worshipping Allah alone, and understanding the concept of 808 and avoiding the
ship, and the most important concept in fifth alibi that had the soup that and felt that he bought
that the act of fortune. So you worship Allah Subhana Allah on the correct way zoob that and
		
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			then you have another type of loom, it called called Lulu Melissa room and wasa il which is like
tools will allow you to understand that this ultimate room, this room lumen was like a solid fifth
power it will fail, muster level headed the science of a date and so on Latin Arabic language, but
guess what, without the tools you don't have access to open this door to the ultimate to the
ultimate room. That's why even though it might be less level, but for him he has to have the minimum
from illumine wasa to be able to explore aluminum mocassin the ultimate knowledge the ultimate
knowledge then you have in the way in the end in the fourth category, it will be aluminum you can
		
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			relax that room, which is I call it this extra knowledge is something to beautify your knowledge,
like knowing taking torchbearers it's make you a very special because you have a lot of information
about the Scott promoting our classes.
		
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			free advertising by
		
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			all taking love notes
		
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			Okay, or taking curse with Sierra with Chef Yasser the history the Sierra, the tweed, all this
renewed McCann Miller
		
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			In general Camelot in in general, this is the fourth category of realm that you keep in mind when
you see, when you talk about the Falcon update or talking about specifically, that means you are
after knowing the ruling in these issues, the ruling for every each issue that you study. And these
issues, I can categorize it to two categories, one nasbla, something happening now you need to know,
the ruling related to it. It's not something it's something contemporary, and it's something
important to North now right now. And this category itself has two situations, one, that you have to
have an immediate answer for it as a student of knowledge, if you need an immediate answer for it.
		
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			What do you do you go to the Mufti and you ask him,
		
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			google it now. I'm not in favor of q&a websites and things like that at all, but go to the Mufti and
ask them to if the second situation that this naza this issue is a contemporary issues. It's not
something related to you personally, you need the hokum in it right now. It is something
contemporary, something you see, but you're not necessarily you need the issue, right. The second
like credit card, for example, there is a new Islamic bank investment a new transaction exists in
the in the field, can I do it, I cannot do it, you know, this is NASA, this new thing, contemporary
issues, but studying these issues are related to the roadmap to the scholars to the higher level of
		
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			student of knowledge to come and study it and analyze it, I remember that with an mg in the assembly
of Muslim tourists in America will lie we have gathered, I would say at least five times each time
each meeting take more than one and a half hours debating over that issue which is contemporary in
America about that
		
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			refinance the home the prices of the house, which we call it.
		
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			Not the mortgage.
		
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			foreclosure, sorry, foreclosure, five meetings, each one more than one and a half hours, is it
allowed is not allowed. And everybody will if I say that is over 300 pages of research were written
about this in these five meetings, I'm not exaggerating, but Parliament m does not need for yourself
a new level does not need to go involve and take because that's not the who is not taking priority,
but parliamentarian who haven't advanced who that's these issues should be studied in that level and
the higher level as for the issues not contemporary that means you are studying it
		
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			for understanding it, which is related to you mostly, you study the knowledge of the ruling of this
issue, to be educated about it. And even this has two situations. One to be educated about it so you
can master it. You can be a Mufti you can be a chef, you can be a teacher tomorrow. That's one
level. And the second level which Amina Dora Sato G. So you will study each issue to be able to know
what is the right what is the best evidence how to refute this. So you mastering it 100%. So you
study from all aspects, all different opinions. But there is another degree which is, I think,
related to you as a student of Almagro. And most of you directly, which is there are signs we call
		
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			it CC, Li Li, you study the ruling, to be able to understand the issue, what is the evidence why he
said that? What is the ruling in this, and in this matter, my personal opinion always goes towards
studying one method from the modality that exists and try to study it, learn it read the book, which
is written in that manner, if you want to master the fifth in general, as a student of knowledge,
there are seven kinds of books just to name very quickly, there's type of fifth if you want to be
studied one massage, which is maybe not the best way to put it the massage. Maybe you can add to it
later on. But this is from the top of my head, the massage, which is that manual books and film. And
		
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			this manual book should sometimes it was started at that and matassa Yeah, and he authored as a
manual, or it could move faster. Because it's a summary of another big book samata Solomon, Aslan
Akbar
		
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			like Azad Minh and I'm sorry, I'm henneberry or what I know exempt and
		
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			then you go after that explanation to this manual Ricardo de Sadat.
		
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			sudo dasara. And sometimes the explanation only to explain the word, the word by word what this word
means, then there is another type of shuru, which is to explain the method and the required of this
method and the opinion in this method, then you go to the list to the to the third level explanation
to that manual by telling you the method and the other modalities, like in a movie, for example, if
this was made over mythos or karate, then you have the third type, which is footnotes, footnotes,
then you have kutupalong holofil, method, H madhhab, that is books talking about the difference of
opinion inside them. And then you go to the third to the fifth level, I believe, they call it toss
		
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			here, which is which opinion inside the method is the most strongest opinion, then you go to move
for that in method, the book, which is telling you this is the only this issue in the madhhab he's
the only man who said that other madhhab don't share the same opinion with it.
		
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			And the last level, they call it couteau bill with Fatima and muda he will Ohara that he compare the
madhhab with other modahaus exist. I cannot emphasize enough about the important point that Yasser
Berg just mentioned about reading, reading, reading reading as much as you can check. If you want to
ask him share their his 100 help Andrea has made the master shield in the Muslim world in that time
at least to me in reality said READ WRITE researches.
		
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			Also, I would like to make a comment on something people misuse misko misunderstand Sharon Nassim
and Kendall Sofia, I heard this from him a lot. He said yes, there is a statement famous statement
to say the worst people those who learnt who are self learner are the people who learn the knowledge
from the book. You know, this statement was said in the old days she was upset when the books were
not completed. When you have limited number of books, when the alum have access to only certain
maybe method or but not in modern days after you have this tremendous amount of knowledge in front
of you. Actually today the main way to be added is to read and to read and to read the oola as a
		
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			Sheltie big said they have the keys to the end but they not necessarily will give you the L in
infill kootu lucky my photography security job.
		
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			So make sure that you don't underestimate the power of reading. Don't ever be miser when it comes to
purchasing book. If you want to if you find a book is specialized in one issue, cover it from A to Z
buy this book this is a very good book to buy. buy the book which is related to the occasional issue
a book about hedge about alpha about Ashura, its most immediate something comes occasionally or
annually. Don't ever ever put a book in your library before you reading the index.
		
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			At least you know what this book is about because if it goes in especially if you have a big
library, it will be there a lot and when it comes out from the grave, maybe on the new shore and it
will die there
		
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			Yes. also choose the time to write to read we give reading the worst time of our day when you so
dead tired you want to go to bed Are you so hungry waiting for the dinner to read.
		
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			Read choose good time. You know what what law if it is one hour a week, but be serious about a turn
off your cell phone? nobody talked to you, Abner. Josie said that people came to him and he was
reading then they said I hope we didn't disturb you but a stupid Can I tell you the truth I was
reading and I stopped reading because you can
		
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			come to Accra kapa haka. So don't don't hesitate to say that don't be embarrassed to say that. Also,
as a student of knowledge when you come back from this, make sure that you don't waste time. You
know there is times will lie if you take advantage of it. You will in a lot of knowledge, one car,
listen to a lot of CDs, a lot of tapes, listen to the Quran and one brother memorize the whole
entire Quran from CDs from listening to it in the car, period, nothing else. And it wasn't the time
of studying in the college.
		
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			Also
		
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			go a little bit early try this, especially the brothers go 10 minutes before then to the masjid and
see how Baraka This is will be one brother told me something and I would like to pass it to them a
chef and I agree with this brother 100% 100% dissolve here. He is from Michigan. He told me shift
that is one thing in this program missing and it was very disappointed that is missing on I agree
and I thank him very much. I promised him the three of us
		
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			We'll never hesitate to take this suggestions. inshallah for the next episode he said I noticed
there is no time for reading for
		
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			some time we have had an actual help of a product to help us to read to listen to the to read it
right as a student No, I agree 100% You know what, this is part of your daily life It should be
Don't waste your time with ziraat and I don't have time there's otherwise there is a beautiful any
categorize for visitation maybe one time after salata will give it to you, but have no pain
rahimullah. Nothing should stop you from seeking knowledge. There is a lot of brothers say I was
waiting to go overseas I'm making this
		
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			you know, again, it's personal opinion. One of the biggest fears I have ever seen with my own eyes
in in a collecting a hadith related to Philip was a Sunil Kumar on eBay happy Rahim Allah it is an
obedia This man has collected in this book what you cannot believe in how he was able to do that.
Just wanted to know something about Abu Bakr Al Rahim Allah Abubakar, he used to complain that he
doesn't he doesn't have a copy from sunon in SI,
		
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			either a tirmidhi urban magic, he said, I wish that I have these books.
		
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			Did you think that stopped him from being the great amount that he is? Yes, maybe you never been to
Saudi Arabia to Egypt told us how to study with them. But this should not stop you from being a sea
of knowledge. A bit about that. He said Allah will not put Baraka will not put Baraka in the
students knowledge if he leaves the shoe of his own town
		
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			to go to seek knowledge with the shoe outside of his town. Because that shows that the intention
there is nothing something not very good with it. If you don't go to the shoe in town and try to
learn from them. Don't tell me you're gonna wait until you go to this country or that country to
learn.
		
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			Street knowledge with his family when you go back from our own summit. I want to see the result of
this in your family. And Buhari has a chapter in the book of em I don't know if you cover it or not.
Babu, what? Babu Terra Lima, Lima Rajamouli
		
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			moto moto Allah, that the person the person should teach his family on his a slave or his daughter,
whatever you want to how you translate it.
		
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			The knowledge that he learned you have this knowledge has to have impact in your family. Be aware
from having bad manners with your family, I want your mother I want your father to vote for him
summit and to talk well llahi my daughter and my son came with better with better manners. You know
my mother she came better than what she used to be my father have changed after our own summit
Sophia Anna 30 his mother said Renee any lawyer in your in that you learn will not have an impact
positive impact in your lap there is no Baraka in it leave it and if there is any shift will not
have good influence in your life leave him that that's her advice to him Allah was similar to the
		
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			outside as well
		
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			the students knowledge has you as a particular element and summit as a multiple students also you
have to have impact in your community in your message
		
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			Why are you the last one to go to the gym or
		
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			why you are don't go there before the other than why you go to the gym are always right at the Imam
about the amount to give the why a sea of knowledge we don't care anymore about this issue. So he
didn't was say 40 years never Mr.
		
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			Mohammed bin Salman which was said that he never missed selective gemera except one day you know
why? Because his mother died that day and he was busy burying her
		
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			have clean hearts against the Muslims in your community don't hold anything in your heart in your
any heart against any Muslim Abu Jana when he was dying, he was so happy he said he said as if he's
sure that he's going to gender he said what's make you so any any happy like that upon your death he
said because I know I never hold anything in my back in my heart against any Muslim, a Muslim and
SLE multiple multiple BC and Allah Muslim
		
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			you know in your community make sure that you have good holo personal holo. Be humble, be helpful to
your community, as the the chef told you be role model abubaker moplay and McQuarrie said I went to
12 years I go to his house I go to his master seeing him teaching Muslim 12 years. He said I never
wrote a single Hadith 12 years. I heard some teachings and I never reported it. Why am I working go
to his halaqa for his every time I was so impressed by his
		
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			And manners I just watch watch him talking dealing with people and I go back home I don't need
anything more than that I want to see this example from us and from you when you go back to your
community
		
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			and in the end if there is anything I want you to go back with from some of these smart
		
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			you know be sharp This is something very unique sharp not in the look only you know you know be
sharp and the way you look but also want it to be sharp you smart you can you can get things
quickly. This is something that in develop and I will end with funny story happened in the time of
Avengers poverty Rahim Allah, there is a man who was married to a woman and this woman he loves her
so much. And she hates him so much.
		
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			Yeah, and he say we say she hates his guts that's exactly what it is. She can stand him and one day
we got she always say bad words to him make against him. And he never said anything good any better.
And he said I don't want to say any bad thing to you. And she kept okay you're not gonna say any bad
thing to me. You know what you this he knew that he knew that. One day he said you know what?
		
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			oxy mobile Ah, he fell off and I swear by Allah three times that you are parlak Divorce, Divorce
divorce. If you said anything back to me. And I if you said anything to me, and I didn't say back to
you, whatever, you're going to tell me. I'm going to tell you the same. Otherwise your divorce
immediate, she said, and
		
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			she said your divorce?
		
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			He said
		
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			because he just said anything you say I'm going to repeat it. So she said you your divorce, your
divorce your divorce, he has to say now what? You are divorced your divorce and leave him. So he got
stuck. He went to the local.
		
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			He said, What can I do? He said, You know what? You made an off. If you fulfill your off you have to
divorce her. And if you did not fulfill the off, you have to divorce her. Either way you have to
divorce this way or that way. So he's stuck. They said tell them there is only one person can tell
you a receipt is the state of knowledge like your challah. Are you like him? Mashallah? It'd been
generated poverty. They went to injury of injury said yeah, that's just tell her and tetanic in Anna
Pollock Toki
		
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			you are divorced, if I divorce you. Yeah. And you are divorced, if my intention to divorce you.
		
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			Okay. I've been hurt, later on appeal have been heard about the story. He said, I have better answer
for this. He doesn't need to do all this crowd. He says what he said, she said and
		
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			the woman said, and Kabbalah, though.
		
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			The woman said the anti anti it's a pronoun, it's a masculine pronoun.
		
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			Then he said if he told her and tarlac It's a masculine pronoun, it will not be thought of because
in order to divorce, he has to say en te, a feminine pronoun. So he said, Tell her and the same
word. Exactly. And he's get out of it.
		
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			Allah said, I have even better than
		
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			that, you know what, none of them really had? Any the best answer? He said, the best answer for
this, that always in you make an off the off always goes with what you intend. So that's my intent.
If she said something bad, he will say the same bad things he made against me when
		
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			he said it came. Obviously if she tells him I need water, it doesn't need tend to say I need water.
That's right, which is he said, well, like anything you said, I will say so if she said I need water
I need to go to bed does he has to say I need to go to bed and he need water. Now everybody knows
that. Because the intention was I will say whatever Drop your gun, whatever bad word curse word
you're going to say. So he said in this case, he doesn't need to say anything. She is not divorced
at all. And he doesn't need to say anything to her because his intention was only to repeat the bad
words that she says
		
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			what I this example that I'm bringing here to show you that you know what there is so much was left
for the people who come later. Don't ever say everything done. I cannot contribute any more to the
knowledge will lie in that room. Don't ever underestimate your power. And I love what you just heard
from the tissue of the team.
		
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			Don't underestimate the power that you have. Don't underestimate that your contribution to the oma
lie. You can do a lot that you have to be qualified for that. May Allah Subhana Allah and your
stamina know it