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The importance of finding a culture focused on one's heart and mind to achieve success in life is emphasized, along with the need to be clear about experiences and protecting one's body. The speakers stress the importance of finding acceptance in actions and values, avoiding giving charity money to charity, and finding humility when asking for charity money. QR codes will be sent to students, and a call to join a call is announced.

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			hamdulillah al Amin Salallahu Salam Bara kind of you know Muhammad and while earlier was salam to
Sleeman Kathira mama bad welcome you back to the seal classes, which we discuss right now the book
of Imam Abu pada Mara mo Lautaro Mata Salman Hajj al Cassadine. Last week we were talking about the
inner secrets of Salah what makes her so unique How can you benefit from those Salah to the maximum
we spoke about one of the most valuable things about salah if you want to focus on this benefit from
the salah what is that quality that you need to acquire
		
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			is not connected
		
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			Okay, so what is that quality that we're talking about? If you acquired in your Salah, then you have
the maximum benefit from it. What is that thing? What do we call it? Sure, right, who should
concentration focus on your Salah and remember this is the most important thing about your Salah
most of us when it comes to the Salah, what do we what do we care about the the aspect of Salah such
as Archon and shoot like Megan will do wedding properly for it facing the fibula doing the salon in
the best you know format, making the right car and Salah that's what we focus on in order for Salah
to be accepted. There's no right there's no doubt about it. But it's not just about accepting the
		
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			salon. It's about was it meaningful?
		
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			Was it truly meaningful? Did I connect with Allah subhanho wa Taala so that's what I mean by having
the Salah the has a secret and inshallah tonight the Palazzo del Imam Ibn Kodama Rahim Allah has
elaborating right now on the various aspects of your rabada and Salah particularly how can you have
that Salah fully consulted on as well as a very meaningful event and connection with Allah subhanho
wa taala. So we didn't even show our data from the page 45 Now
		
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			Bismillah he was so that was Saddam Wilder Sula, the author says, There are many things that bring
life to the prayer, among them the following presence of heart, as we have mentioned, which means
reading the heart of everything that is not related to the act of worship at hand. What leads to
this is concerned for when you are concerned about matter, your heart will be automatically present.
Therefore, the only way to create presence of heart is to direct one's concern towards the prayer.
The strength and weakness of this concern depends on the strength of one's faith in the afterlife
and in the pointlessness of this world. So if you notice that your heart is not present in the
		
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			prayer, know that it is because your faith is weak, you must work hard to strengthen it. So what he
says are him all over here that the number one thing if you would like to benefit from your Salah,
and the inner secret of that Salah Istanbul or Woodward by the presence of the heart. We covered
that a little bit briefly last week if you guys remember, the presence of the heart meaning when
you're making your Salah, you're you're you're not distracted, that you're wholeheartedly focusing
on this Avada you bring in your mind, your heart, your actions, everything to focus on the salah. He
says Rahim Allah overheard that listen, it means that you need to completely vacate your heart from
		
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			anything to make it completely empty, free of anything that might be distracted from focusing on
Allah subhanho wa Taala says how do you do that called Saba, Buddha, allocation, Arabic, whatever,
whatever you call him. He is the most important thing is the concern. What does that mean? If you
are concerned about something what happens? You always think about it. It's always present in your
heart and your mind all the time. And if you're concerned about Allah subhanaw taala accepting the
Salah from you, what are you going to do? You're going to always think about this that comes to your
mind. If you're always concerned about making Salah perfectly, and that is meaningful, that is going
		
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			to actually provide you with Allah promise that is going to give you the sense the sense of strength
in your life and so on, then you will always think about that. But if you're only concerned about
just fulfilling the obligation, like the whole check after check, metric check, then that's the
that's the maximum your heart is going to be focusing on. That I just did my part. So it doesn't
even matter what you recited anymore. As long as you think that you you did you recite it and that's
why I'm fortunate sometimes we start our Salah by saying Allahu Akbar, and the only thing we
remember after that is what I said I'm Oracle amatola Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah. What happens in
		
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			between Allahu Dona Ana.
		
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			You are someone who comes back to the masjid how was it they say was beautiful. What was it about
was about 20 minutes
		
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			before the Imam recite How did it feel? Absolutely nothing, unfortunately. So he says if you would
like if you'd like to have your heart present while you're making your Salah, concern yourself with
your Salah. Make it a true concern. Is that going to be a good one with Allah accept this from me?
Am I going to be registered 100 Among the harsher in those who focus on concentrate, that should be
a concern, because whatever concerns your heart is actually is going to bring it's going to come
there during the webinar, but if you're concerned about work after finish this quickly so I can
finish my homework or whatever that you do.
		
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			In obviously your heart is not going to be present for the Salah is going to only be temporary,
temporary just center cannot be present only focusing on Okay, what's next? What's coming next kind
of think about what you're going to be doing next after that Salah Cara Rahim Allah Allah
		
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			Farah Elijah dari Illa sir pullin Mattila, so there is no solution there's no remedy for this. But
you try to bring that concern into your life into your into your Salah, and then he says called once
referred to him jaquar Word of behalf of your coworker Lima. How can you make sure that your heart
is present? He said this depends right now on the strength and the weakness of your iman the
stronger the Eman the easier it is for you to bring your heart into the salon. The weaker the Eman
obviously, you know the harder it will be to bring your heart into the salon and gauge yourself.
Gauge yourself. Remember Ramadan How easy was it for you to bring your heart into the salon?
		
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			How easy was it there was a time when you throw away or sometimes the arm which is actually a longer
Salah even and it's performed at 3am when everybody else is sleeping you're awake you will come to
the masjid and you pray and guess what you enjoy it at 3am Why is that because of Ramadan as the
Emancipation arises you have concerns for the ACA for Ramadan for the acceptance for the Riba
becomes at the highest level and every single night the Ramadan So towards the end of Ramadan
particularly you always say you're up keep Ramadan going.
		
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			I wish the Ramadan could go on why because the feeling of it is so great. So he says over here, look
at this, your heart, your heart is going to be connected based on the strength of your Eman or the
weakness of that image. So if your Eman is strong, your heart will present. If your image is not
strong, your heart is not going to be present also heal yourself whakaaro dunya how much you value
the dunya if you put so much value in this dunya in your life, your heart is going to be concerned
with it more than concerned with the Accra so when you make your Salah obviously your heart is going
to be focused on the dunya more than focusing on the Afra he said then Mata Murata Caldwell callback
		
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			Elia Dora salah of a Salah if you start feeling that your heart is not there when you make your
Salah if you feel your heart is not present, then Salah. So that's an indication that your Eman is
not where it's supposed to be. Make sure to work on it. And we've talked about how to open your Eman
prior to this discussion. And I hope Allah subhanaw taala center our Immanuel Brahmin and make us
among those who will always have for sure and everybody else. So that's the first way to bring life
to Salah the second point, understanding what is being said, this is something more than just
presence of heart for me happened in one's heart this person put the words but not their meaning.
		
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			Therefore, one must focus his mind on understanding what has been said by repelling destructive
thoughts and also eliminating their causes. For if the causes do not choose to exist, the thoughts
about them will continue.
		
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			These causes are either external, which means everything that preoccupies the hearing inside or
internal, such as worries that take one's mind here into the valleys of worldly life. The latter is
more difficult as it did not keep one focused on only on only one thing. Lowering the gaze does not
help here as at that which happens in the heart alone is enough to keep him distracted.
		
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			The remedy for external causes is to eliminate everything that distracts the hearing insight. Once
you're praying you
		
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			look at the place of frustration, not pray in a spot with carvings and get rid of anything that
distracts his senses. When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam once bred in the journey
		
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			in the image Ania that's a form of cloth
		
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			in a chameleon, which with ornamental borders, he took it off and said It distracted me a while ago
from my brain. Now, so what he means by this point right now. So the second point is that you need
to understand at home means you understand exactly the meaning of what you decide or at least what
you pronounce when he says horrible as part of the rally. When I say Allahu Akbar Allah says Allah
Allah Muhammad when you recite the Quran, you focus on the meaning as well to why so because you
know, sometimes the heart is there with the with the love with the love. Your heart is present with
the pronouncements. But if it doesn't understand the meaning of it doesn't connect with like, what,
		
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			especially in the last minutes of Ramadan, people that keep coming and asking me who's starting
tonight who's excited tonight. As to why? Well, they want to make sure that the results that they
hear somebody's beautiful has a beautiful voice.
		
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			So we focus so much on what on just enjoying the pronouncement, enjoy the sound of the curry,
because that gives us joy in the Salah. And there is no doubt about it. It's actually it's important
when you pray, and when you listen to listen to beautiful voices well to so that you will strengthen
your focus and concentration. But that's not where your focus and attention should be. You should
try
		
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			or best to focus on the meaning of what would be recited, whether you understand Arabic or not, at
least if you know what is going to be recited that night, read the translation, read the meaning. So
you have an idea what the Imam is going to be recited in that in that evening, it is extremely
important that you focus on the Mani of what you recite, because that's what really can bring the
tears down, can make the heart shaken and the virus or trembling was because of Halloween. There is
a reaction to it And subhanAllah that the other when you have when you start visualizing what you
hear in what you decided, when you visualize the meanings of the recitation of the Quran, the brain
		
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			and the mind has the power to translate those thoughts into physical reaction. That when you
literally start thinking about Allah subhana water about Jana about Jehanne number words in Africa
and so on, that sometimes translated into fear or awe and shock that your bodies are reacting to it.
So that's the essence of being present in your Salah, and he said Rahmatullah Taipan then you need
to realize that sometimes we have many distractions of our era, what about some of them are actually
very obvious. These cards can be internal or external, the external others the ones that affect your
ears and your eyes. And that's why even in a salon the magic over here, we tell people if you have
		
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			your kids with you, and they're running around next to you and Salah please take them to the room
will you be with mommy or daddy? Why? Because we know the sound and the noise in the Salah will be a
distraction for you when you try to focus on yourself. Similarly, we recommend that people when they
come to the masjid dressed nicely, because that also is going to affect you when you see what you're
looking at your youth for example, this is the dance of your of your clothes, which was happened
here in the heyday that was mentioned in this in this chapter. And this actually paragraph when you
said Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam one day
		
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			he was he had he had actually had an Amazon seller about to lie was Allamani that Cammisa had marks
on it which means it was striped probably or had designs on it. So imagine the proper wording fills
with design. So when he did his thorough So what Allah said Amata it seems that those designs
distract the his eyes
		
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			when he was just making his Salah as he was looking down here since they were on the on the on the
sleeves probably on his stove, distract with him. So when when he finished Allah the Almighty
finished his salah, he took that off, wrapped it up and just give it to his family. He says look,
take this to Abuja him. He has an image Enya and in Britannia is more like a thick cloth or, or
garment made of wool, and that Cammisa is a soft one. That's why it's easy to design. So he said,
Give him this thing and bring his in Britannia. Find her and Hadley and Hadley our honey Ancelotti
aren't even I was so distracted because of that.
		
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			And nowadays if you look around you in the masjid mashallah we all were in designs and I wore the
wrong the wrong vest today's funnel
		
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			and you always wear the plain color right but this time oh my god there is design on it right? Don't
take me wrong, it's not haram it is not haram to or something with design when you come to the
masjid but if you would like to have more concentration more focus and more kosher the less
distraction The eyes are looking at or the ears or listening to the birds so what do you pray at
home well we should you make your masala make your own masala word there is no money much
distraction you know sometimes we make a masala at home yes I know sometimes you do something for
the sake of you know Instagram right is take a nice picture. But if you already want to do yeah and
		
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			as a true masala for yourself at home, there should be no distraction. Nothing in your cupola,
nothing. Even when it comes to the carpet. I know a lot of people when they go to Umrah and Hajj
what do they do when they want to buy the carpet for the salah? They buy the most magnificent design
mashallah completely opposite you What are you supposed to be doing? Supposed to be? Absolutely no
designs plan, you know, plain carpet, so that when you when you make your when you look at the
sujood position, it is clear of any distractions. Then he said Rahim Allah Jota Anna. So this is
basically he's talking about the distract the external distraction. Then he next he said, but they
		
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			have you have internal distractions, and these are even harder right now. So what are these and how
are we going to fight them? That's the next part in Charlottetown. The remedy of internal causes is
to force the cell to focus on what is being read in prayer and occupied with that from everything
else. Once you prepare for that before much you prepare for that before commencing the prayer by
finishing whatever he is doing and striving to vacate striving to vacate in the heart.
		
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			He should remind himself of the afterlife, the gravity of journeying before the law and the terror
of the station of the Day of Resurrection.
		
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			If the thoughts do not come to rest by this, he must know that he is only thinking about things that
are of concern to him and things he desires. So Tim abandoned those desires and severe and said and
sever those connections. So
		
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			What it says here Rahim Allah Allah Allah Allah says look as for the external internal distractions
these are harder right now to combat the external ones easy to combat you close your eyes you go
somewhere where you cannot hear that noise for example Hamdulillah you easy you can easily focus
right now but the internal one he says those are the ones that you keep fighting and you cannot
fighting with why because it's hard that just is inside you then in the hearts. So he says how do
you do that? The best thing to do in order for you to combat these inner distractions This is number
one, but yesterday Derek a couple of the holy for Salah you need to be prepared to fight these
		
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			things before you even begin your Salah. So what does that even mean? need to start early make your
will do keep a distance between the time when you want to make Salah before you start your Salah. So
at least you have a hamdulillah sometime when you do a bad car and so on. So the last thing your
mind is occupied with is liquor of Allah subhanaw taala versus if you come in the last five seconds
like many people mashallah they're like race cars over here at the masjid. They come on the Imam
Tabata Kala and just about to say Allahu Akbar. And I have to say that yesterday last night, I went
to pray Russia and VRC north. So I went there, there was about four or five minutes before the iqama
		
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			time, and I was like, did I miss the salah here, or are we playing at the same time at 1015 so I
parked in my spot and waited to see if people are gonna show up or not. And I'm looking at the time
Subhanallah around 1014 1014 Right Man one night before the automaton Tabarka Rockman all these
brothers just like fighting for parking spots and as easy as you might Easy, easy. So now you come
in the last minute for the Salah, you enter the masjid, your mind is busy with what what a traffic
light that you actually you crossed and the this person or that maybe you almost hit next to Europe
Subhanallah all these distractions will continue with you in Arizona. So it says you need to be
		
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			prepared by preparing before you enter summer. Give that time that buffer time between beginning
your Salah and whatever distraction you had earlier before that, that's obviously if you have the
time for it, you can make time for that in shallow Tana called Urbaniak Dasha Allah or Buddha or the
ultra vada he says that mean in Madonna teacher Corrado, one of the science of your good
understanding of yourself is that before you start your Salah yoke there should Allah Who good over
whatever you're doing in your hand right now. So for example, I'm typing a letter and I need maybe
five more minutes. The sooner you make your salah the better there's there's no doubt about it. But
		
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			if you stopping right now and go and make your Salah, your mind is visible the last paragraph, then
no, it's better for you to go and take extra 510 minutes to finish that letter. And then go and make
Osawa your mind free of that concern completely. And that's coming from where from Hadith Nabi
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when he suggested for us sort of what the law says and he says call last
Allah to be 100 Tom, whatever who I've ever asked but there should be no Salah there shouldn't be no
Salah when you're when the food is present, and there should be no Salah when you need to use the
bathroom. Because if you're going to be praying when the food is ready, obviously you're going to
		
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			make your Salah in three seconds.
		
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			Just like many people these days when they come back from work and the wife says food is ready,
because inshallah okay let me pray quickly and then come to eat inshallah Donna, let me pray
quickly, and then come to eat instead of saying, Okay, let me eat quickly. Then I gotta make salah.
Now let me just go pray quickly then go you know to eat or sometimes let me pray quickly and then go
into the bathroom.
		
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			As you might use the bathroom make fresh photo and then go pray take your time. Right. So that is
definitely when you start your Salah while your mind is busy with the food or visit with using the
bathroom. How do you think you're going to focus on your balance. So it's always better for you to
be clear minded and clear heart before you started rebounding to Salah. He says also to him Allah to
Allah. And as well of course you try your best to remember the akhira remember your station before
Allah subhanho wa Taala think about you know the reward for those who go there performing properly,
those who miss a battle with ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. Think about that. Because if you're of God, if
		
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			these thoughts don't cease, don't stop. That means you're attached too much to these Russia. This is
actually Shaohua your mind your heart. So attach these matters. And you need to start reevaluating
yourself, and making sure that you cut your heart out of these auditions out of your heart so that
it never become a distraction for you now
		
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			know that when an illness has become very rooted, only strong medicine helps. When a disease is
strong, it keeps pulling the brain person who in terms who in turn tries to to repel it until the
player ends in this in that state of contention. This is like a man who sits under a tree in order
to clear his mind, but the sound of the sparrows keep disturbing him so so he drives them away with
a stick that he has in his hand. The sparrows fly away, but just as his mind is about to settle
there
		
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			Come back and occupy him again. He is then told this will never stop. If you want to get rid of the
problem cut the tree. The tree of desires is the same. When it grows high in spirits, its branches.
It attracts one's thoughts just like a tree. Just like a tree it tracks Barrows, and filth attracts
flies. This makes one wasted life in repelling something that cannot be repelled. The reason behind
these thoughts of God is the love of this word. What does that mean? What does what's metaphor his
beacon over here? Imagine yourself you want to write nice, beautiful poetry, right? And he said, I'm
gonna look for a spot that is amazing shallow tan, so you go under a shade of a tree, you see the
		
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			tree on the top of the of the mountain or the hill. So this is very poetic spot, Mashallah. Very
artistic moment. So you go up there, and you sit down under the shade of that beautiful tree, and
you're about to start, you're thinking about your first line, and guess what happens?
		
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			Tweety birds goes up there. And then another one comes, and another one comes. And as you try to
focus your thoughts on this, what happens, you get distracted, you start looking up and check on
these birds and these birds come in more and becomes a huge distraction. Every time you shoot these
birds, they fly away and then the what happens, they come back again, when on earth are you going to
put those two words together, it's not going to happen. Because this is exactly the example of your
life and your heart would come to the evidence.
		
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			If you've already established the tree of Shabbat, the tree of desire the three of these you know
distractions if you have it in your heart already established over there. Obviously, all the shower
is going to come to
		
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			all the thoughts are going to come to light if you're already planted this in your heart, all these
distraction all these desires, all these thoughts can come to this to this tree. So the moment you
say Allah Akbar, suddenly all these thoughts come to that tree. So instead of fighting the birds,
what you need to do take the tree out
		
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			to cut that tree out of your heart so that no birds would come in there because there is nothing to
stand on. So that's the example that he's trying to say look, you already put a seed for these
desires and Shabbat in your heart and your time. What is that exactly? Literally an example
		
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			sometimes after Ramadan or Ramadan starts for instance, we make commitment we make commitment I'm
going to quit doing this I'm going to stop doing this I'm gonna stop doing this. So make a lot of
commitments for ourselves about these matters. But then the biggest problem is that when Ramadan
comes in Yes, we take off the clock of that lifestyle. But where do we put it we don't burn it we
don't throw it away we hang it behind the door
		
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			so that after Ramadan, just in case if things don't work out, I still have it you know, I can put it
back on
		
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			it remember this if you really want to cut that three out of the heart, you're not gonna take it out
and plant it somewhere else just in case I don't want to waste that it looks beautiful anyway,
right? I hear you but a distraction that comes with it is actually is costing you a lot. So if you
would like me to have that heart to be free of all these thoughts, then take that seed out take that
plant out where that those thoughts keep coming and flocking to that how it work. Otherwise if you
don't, they're gonna keep coming and these thoughts gonna keep coming and we'll all feel distracted
now
		
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			place was asked Do you fall into self talk about the work about some worldly matters what brain so
he replied, I would rather be struck with spirits in the * is myself doing that. So this is of
course he's bringing some of these models. Sometimes these models are for us just like very
idealistic models. I'm gonna I'm gonna be an advocate for him Allah Allah Allah one time he was
asked basically
		
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			when you start your Salah, he's one of the barons who had basically said that they asked him when
you start your Salah Do you always you know get these thoughts and these distractions Salah foul and
deliver a senator feel like I'd rather be hit with all these spears and swords and errors than
dealing with that stuff.
		
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			Like dealing with the sword and the spirit is easier for me I can handle this but to handle
distraction that comes to my ensalada I can't handle this. So therefore he says I always keep myself
clear because I know myself I cannot handle them. I cannot handle these thoughts if they come to me
they will ruin my brother and my salah. So you always keep himself clear from these thoughts and
these distractions now know that eliminating the hearts love for this world is difficult and having
it is really removed completely. So do your best into remove what you can. Allah is the grantor of
success and the provider of assistance so what mmm Kodama Rahim Allah is saying, or bring them back
		
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			to reality. Like I'm bringing you back to Earth. I know how but dunya the love for this dunya is
impossible to remove from the heart. As a matter of fact, Allah Subhana Allah made it clear to us in
the Quran. hawkbill he says 100 Allah tan Zealand as a caribou shower. It was
		
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			made beautiful to people the love for this design. So it's by nature. Allah Subhana Allah made the
inclination, that inclination we have to these desires by nature for us why? Otherwise we're never
going to procreate. We're never going to start you know, working hard to earn this money and make
this wealth and build this house and progress in life. If there is no incentive like this, then if
there isn't, there's no way we can progress in this dunya but ALLAH SubhanA data also says for us in
the Quran, for worked as a female attack Allahu darle Afra what happens honestly becoming a dunya
Allah says Allah subhana wa Tada that whatever Allah has given you in this dunya seek the pleasure
		
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			of your Lord for the akhira. But don't forget about your share in this dunya. Today, unfortunate is
happening, WhatsApp is the opposite. Everybody is just fighting for the biggest share in this dunya.
And the alpha is on their spare time.
		
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			Our Alpha has become in our spare time. So by the end of the day, if I have time, I'll come to the
masjid. If I'm not tired, if I'm not exhausted, for example, I will come to the masjid. If I if I
have time, I'll open the Masaryk, for example, the Quran I'll do this other. So our answer
unfortunately these days, it becomes just on the spirit time. Now that there were so yes, he says,
Look, I understand removing the love for the dunya from the heart is impossible. And I'm not asking
him to do this, he says, or I'm asked is that put your effort wished he had make an effort to focus
on your on your alpha, make an effort to remove the attachment to the dunya from your heart, and
		
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			dunya is supposed to be in your hand, not on your heart. Because of the dunya goes into your heart
it will control you. As long as it's in the hands of hamdulillah you're still in control of the
dunya
		
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			glorifying integrating Allah, which originates this number three right now. He said basically the
third meaning of how to bring the life to Salah. So the first one was what do you guys remember? The
presence of the heart? The second one? Understanding what your this what you didn't, what you
pronounced and what you decided. And the third one right now is this
		
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			glorifying integrating Allah, which originates from two things, knowing the sublimity and my Allah
Most High and knowing the worthless and knowing the worthlessness of the self, and the fact that it
is up to you. In other words, glorifying degrading Allah originates from two types of knowing
submissive humility and feeling. So this is the third the third point right now which is how can you
bring life to your Salah at Dollywood Allah subhanho wa Taala Well, hey Betula you have this
glorification of Allah subhanho wa Taala glorifying Allah azza wa jal revealing him subhanho wa
Taala because this is extremely important. What what happens when you truly put Allah Subhana Allah
		
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			in your life where he deserves you know the opposition from him. Now what is position what is
position with Allah azza wa jal you His servant, you're a slave, and that suddenly become an
unknown, become an honor is not something to be ashamed of. Nowadays, when we hear the word being a
slave, or being for example, submissive to something, as long as it's something for the merits of
dunya it there's a negative connotation with that. But when it comes to Allah subhana wa Tada being
submissive to Allah azza wa jal being the slave of Allah subhana wa taala. That is an honor. It's a
privilege. It's a privilege. So if you know your position with Allah azza wa jal that he is my
		
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			master, I am the servant, I am the slave whatever he commands me, I will do it for him. subhanho wa
Taala that gives you now the true understanding of Allah azza wa jal glorifying Allah subhanaw taala
in a manner that suits his majesty. But if you don't have that reverence of Allah azza wa jal, like
unfortunately nowadays, people they think of themselves, you know, that have the authority and the
power as if they become gods, as Allah says, In the Quran of writing into Allah, have you seen the
one who's making his own desire his own god, that self glorification is becoming out of control in
this society in this culture, it's all about me, it's all about me. So if you would like to read it
		
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			to find yourself, connecting with Allah subhanaw taala and salah they know your place with Allah
azza wa jal. How do we know that he goes by doing recognizing two things, man refer to Gera Allah
Tabata Katana knowing Allah subhana wa Taala as it should be, like the glory of Allah subhanho wa
Taala the Majesty of Allah subhana wa Tana, and that happens by what did you mean by doing what? How
can you recognize Allah's majesty and order by studying what
		
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			names of Allah and His attributes, the Beautiful Names of Allah subhana wa Taala and his beautiful
attributes, the Beautiful Names of Allah azza wa jal and his attributes, when you know that he is a
semi Elbasy allow them and moto camber, all these amazing Beautiful Names of Allah and His
attributes when you recognize this, you realize how magnificent he is Hannah Wattana and that
realization gives her a message about yourself that you are insignificant.
		
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			besides Allah subhanho wa Taala he has control this whole creation with what
		
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			the most common thing we all see around us or we can
		
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			Need to combat that? We can find this what is that?
		
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			How did Allah Subhan Allah made the whole this whole universe submit them through?
		
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			Death?
		
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			We send Arabic Subhana mokara la vida will mount
		
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			praise me to him Subhana wa Taala the one who subdued his creation through death because no matter
how great how strong, how knowledgeable how rich whatever that you are, at the end of the day,
what's going to happen? You're gonna die in a coma YouTube and on my YouTube, you will die and and
they're gonna die. When someone dies, what is that common statement we pronounced when we hear
someone's death? What do we say?
		
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			In Allah for Inelia Rajon we all belong to Allah and to him our attention will be what does that
statement mean? Anyway, it's a true reminder that you can't be you can't be individual on your own.
You can't just have that self independence, you can't, no matter how much you try to think that your
independence from ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala that is a reminder that you cannot be forever. So it kind
of like brings you where you belong. So that's why it's extremely important. We recognize ourselves
how insignificant we are to Allah subhanho wa Taala to give Allah subhanaw taala reverence that he
deserves now,
		
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			but also gives life to the prayer is who for it is something additional to fear. After all, many,
many, many men glorify King, many men glorifies the king, and reveals him in fear of his punishment,
but also hopes for his benevolence. And the meaning of that is basically you don't just need to fear
Allah subhanho wa Taala just out of fear, it's out of reverence as well, two out of all out of love,
that's a very essential and very important, he goes out Raja is you, you don't just feel you feel
them out of love as well to subhanaw taala. Now,
		
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			the brain person should hope for the reward for his prayer, and also have fear of being punishment,
punished for his negligence. So that's something you also balance it, you hope for that award. But
at the same time, you know that if you messed it up, you're gonna be punished. So you always make
sure that you do it right in the first time. Now,
		
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			a person should have presence of heart in all parts of the brain. When he hears the more than he
should imagine the call to stand before the Lord and get ready to answer it. Let him Consider well,
how he's going to answer and what what kind of body is going to attend. So what a man with a Kodama
hammer has mentioned right now, some of the aspects of Ibadan preparation for Salah that should help
you bring your shoe and presidents have the heart and the soul. Because look, when you hear the
other repeat with them. It's a reminder that you're going to be praying, and you're going to be
standing before your Lord subhanaw taala. That's the first realization and he's going to start
		
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			talking about when you put your clothes on when you face the Qibla when you do this, when you do
this, each one of them should be a reminder, another reminder, conscious reminder about the value of
your Salah to bring your heart into it. Otherwise if it becomes robotic, and once you have to adapt
your condition when you do that, then you're gonna make quick will do and you pray, you have no idea
what you recited in your Salah. But you need to always be conscious of the preparation for Salah. So
it's going to mention some of these preparations. Yes, we need to bring his nakedness he should know
what he's now hiding. He should know that he is now hiding the shameful parts of his body from the
		
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			creation. Once you realize this, let him remember the thickness of his inner self and the
shamefulness that lies within that there is only known to the created this nakedness cannot be
covered from him. And it's expiation is regret bashfulness and feared. He said look when you pray,
you need to pray with something that you've covered you right? So as you cover your hour, what do
you think about you need that Salah to cover your shame before Allah subhanaw taala the things that
you've done that you will be regretful for, he says and the only way you can really cover those with
what are hemiola to hear you have these things another regret and health from Allah subhanho wa
		
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			Taala and also higher, the Morris and being bashful because you don't want to be exposed at all
before Allah subhana wa that before his creation. So remind yourself when you put your clothes that
you also need to cover the shame of coming out of Allah was the submission to Allah subhanho wa
taala. Now, when he faces the Tipler he turned his face away from all other directions to the
direction of Allah's house,
		
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			exalted v. So it is even more important that he turns his heart towards Allah Himself. And just as
he turned away from everything else upon turning towards the house, his heart should also turn away
from everything else upon turning to Allah. This is a question that tubeless symbolic
		
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			The symbolism is facing the Qibla is what that you're facing ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala and you face
Allah as in order for you to face Allah and Allah alone, you're going to need to take your face away
from everything else. So just that by always looking where's my cupola, which directions assembler
when you could pray any direction, probably would be fine if you didn't know the direction of the
couplers but that the way we always meticulous about finding the direction of the Qibla hamdulillah
once you face that direction, the Qibla you know the first thing Allah and only Allah azza wa jal
and that in itself, that the symbolism that you know you focus on one direction everything else is
		
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			now out of the way Oh,
		
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			Did Allah subhana wa Tada. Now, when you say Allahu Akbar, make sure that your heart does not below
your tongue. For if your heart holds something greater than Allah Most High, you have luck, you have
like, beware of considering your desires created by finding by finding that you would rather be
obeyed them than obey Allah. So when once you say Allahu Akbar, he says, Look, this is now it means
what? By the way, what what's what's, what do we call this text? We are when we started salah,
what's it called?
		
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			The haram or the Hareem, right? What does that mean?
		
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			Has the meaning of prohibition also sanctuary, because the moment you say Allahu Akbar, the essence
of saying Allahu Akbar, according to Hareem, whatever was Halal before suddenly becomes haram.
That's number one. Like talking for example, looking around and whatever you do after or eating and
drinking Hassan, it becomes haram, because this is something significant. Also, Atari means that
this now space that you're going to be praying right now and although the time that indicate for the
salah is a sanctuary, and you're not going to break that center, you're going to be dedicated into
that center in Charlotte and we spoke about this last time if you guys remember, those few minutes
		
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			are what these are portal to the alpha.
		
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			Those are the few minutes that you spend in this dunya in salah they take you out of this world
temporarily. So if you dedicate those moments, truly to the focus on the ACARA it gives you that
sense of peace and tranquility that Allah promised He will give you
		
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			and he would love to be more into the salah. Why because it takes you out of the waters of this
world because you connected with Allah subhanho wa Taala if you truly connect your heart to Allah
azza wa jal otherwise, if you still connected the dunya you don't get the good that benefit that you
wish for. Now, when you say
		
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			on your road team, know that this sentence entails breaking with be taking oneself to him for
protection. If you do not do this in your heart, your speech had no meaning. Then understand what
you recite and focus with your heart when you say Alhamdulillah Allah Allah mean all praises and
thanks are due to Allah the Lord of all words. Remember his genuineness when you recite a rock man
in law mean? The All Merciful, the Most Merciful and his mind when you recite
		
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			Malik you with Deen, Master of the Day of Judgment, applied his way of wandering to everything to
recite So Imam Kodama Rahim Allah has been given an example of the Quran Salah he goes Look, here's
an example for you. Whenever you say are audible, you ministry tone or regime, you seek refuge with
ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada from the castle devil the shaytaan. Now, what's the meaning of this word? When
you say Allahu Akbar to recite the Quran inside audible, I'm sure Origen say My Lord, I seek refuge
with You. I want to come to protect me. So that's a reminder you seeking protection with Allah
subhanaw taala. And he goes when you say Alhamdulillah your beloved enemy, remind yourself that he
		
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			is the Lord of the words of Hannah with Rama Rahim, kindness of Allah Subhana Allah and His mercy
and His Rama, Maliki and within that he is the king and the greater King Subhanallah of that day. So
he said, like the fatty how we all decide every single day. Don't tell me I don't understand Arabic
language. Don't tell me that. You recite Fatiha every single day at least 17 times if you decide
that the five daily prayers at least 17 times you tell them you don't even know the meaning of the
words or the Fatiha. If you don't know the meaning of the word of the fact that's a disaster by now.
And if you don't then learn it, because every time we recite al Fatiha focus on the meaning of the
		
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			words also the Fatiha at least certain Fattah now
		
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			it has been edited. That means it may have been
		
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			one strain is prayer
		
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			for isn't for isn't paid off in Naboo Vida nohcra for NA Corunna Go ahead. And when the trumpet is
blown, he collapsed and died. This was this one because imagine what the situation would be like and
that goes to his demise. Obviously this is an extreme example Gemma Subhanallah Tamia Rahim Allah he
says, Look, the example the difference between the Sahaba and these righteous or Lama and self is a
Sahaba. They have a balanced view. These are Amma and these setups. They focus so much sometimes on
fear of Allah subhanaw taala to the extent that it really ruins them completely. Like when they hear
something like we said, the mind has the power of visualizing everything that you have the body
		
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			react to it. So when he was visualizing the knocker of Innoko the science the scenes of the Day of
Judgment, it made him so terrified, so scared, he died.
		
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			A Sahaba Allahu Anhu. They heard that from the Prophet Salah lesson firsthand. They prayed beyond
the prophets that was him as well to the result of his times or the Alana. None of them, you know,
reported to collapse because of that. Why? Because with that reverence, they still have the strength
of a man and they know that this fish should rather than take an action, so I wanted to make sure
that when you read these examples, don't take them as wow, I wish I can die like this. No, please
don't watch that.
		
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			That's not a good way to wish any further.
		
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			because you need to make sure that when you read this IR yes you reflect on it, but it should
translate and bring in good into your life inshallah Donna now
		
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			when you when you bow, make yourself feel humility and feel especially humble when you prostrate for
free you have now put yourself in his proper place in return the branch to the route by prostrating
whether it was created from obviously, the St. Jude is one of the most humiliating positions in life
of people because you put your forehead which is where you pride yourself as an intellectual person,
smart person, you put it all the way on the ground for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala. So that's a
sign of humbleness and humility, which is why the Prophet Salah Salem you say that Allah subhana wa
Bucha will reward you in this position, that when you do that, you are in the closest position to
		
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			Allah azza wa jal so make you
		
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			may go dry because you're connecting with Allah subhanho wa Taala right now now, trying to
understand and taste the meaning of the words of remembrance. Know that performing the prayer with
observance of these internal conditions leads to hearts purity, leads to the hearts purity from
rustiness and the appearance of the light and the appearance of the light whereby the greatness of
the worship is perceived and his secrets are gazed upon, but only those who know who now who know
understand who now understand this,
		
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			but only those who know understand this, as for those who engage in performing the exterior actions
of the prayer without focusing on their meanings, they did not get anything from that from that they
did not get anything from that. In fact, they deny that such things even exist. So it says, Look, if
you would like to learn from the Salah, that's how you do it. You look into the inner secret of your
sujood your pronunciation of the Quran, Pura Vida, en ta that's how you benefit otherwise, you're
just going to be making a Salah automatically just mechanical Eva that has no meaning to it. May
Allah subhanaw taala give us that for sure in our surah Allah min and give us the ability to
		
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			understand the beauty of Salah and follow the spirit of the Salah Allah
		
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			we're going to switch out to the next book and then as well we have a quick announcement for you.
		
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			hamdulillahi rabbil aalameen Salallahu Salam o Baraka Nabina Muhammad, Anwar Ali was seldom at the
Sleeman Kathira mama bad from the book of Imam Raja Rahim Allah Allah Jami rumoured Hickam we are
studying Hadith number 10 from a brand new year. I did read through the Allahu Donalda kala
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in Aleppo you will like but it will Lata Eva one Allah to
Allah Ahmed al Mina de mama Robin mursaleen for call. Yeah, you are also the coulomb Anta EBRT,
military brat to Armando Solea Wirkkala Tara you Alladhina amanu coolamon tayyiba Tamara's apna
calm.
		
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			And then he said, Tomorrow Dr. Rajan, your three your three to suffer. Ashoka as Bara Yamada, Hilah
sama Yara Yara Omar Tambo haram Omar Basu haram Rama shabu haram Allah so haram will won't be able
to use the jab with our Hydra who Muslim so we're going to do the translation inshallah right now.
So
		
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			So, the messenger from Assembla has
		
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			been the microphone cross between them salam ala Rasulillah are planning he was talking me as mine.
		
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			So in the translation,
		
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			I will go right over the last one. I said
		
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			messenger of Allah Subhan Allah Allah Islam said, Allah Exalted is He is pure, and only accepts that
which is pure. Allah orders the believers with that,
		
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			with which he ordered the messengers. And he says, exalted easy in the transmission of the meaning
of the iron messengers, Eat of the good things they about and act rightly. And he says, Exalted is
He, in the translation of the meaning, you who have Iman eat, have good things to say about we have
provided for you.
		
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			And then
		
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			he mentions
		
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			a disheveled dusty man, lengthening his journey and stretching out his hands to the sky saying,
Lord, Lord, and his food is haram, his drink, haram, his clothing haram, and he has been fed on the
haram. So how can that be answered? And this was narrated by Imam Muslim. So what's the meaning of
this hadith, although the translation says here, pure wholesome food, but we're gonna see that
actually the definition the the meaning of the head goes beyond just the food. It's not just about
the food, really. It's about living a life of purity. Like everything that you do is considered
pure. We're going to talk about it in a second shallow data. Here the purpose of Assam says in Allah
		
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			Allah, Allah, Allah Allah, Allah subhana does pure accept nothing but I will just pure. That's
simple message to you and I, if you would like to deliver some that Allah subhanaw taala there has
to be some that Allah subhanaw will accept and Allah is pure, and accept nothing but pure Subhana wa
Tada. And then he gave an example, kava and Allah Tala amaro maybe mama Robin, ma Celine. So the
command to live a righteous life, the command to live a pure life was given to the Prophets as well
as the believers. So not just the messengers of God required to live especially a specific standard
of life, the believers are required to follow the same example. And he gave this to be mentioned
		
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			here in the text and the Hadith. Then he gave an example of a situation, which is called the Medaka
Raja Torah sufferer, he mentioned a person, someone who's disheveled
		
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			the man who was on the road on the journey for a long, long time, like the circumstances that the
Prophet says I'm describing, make it easy for anyone to feel sorry for this individual and answer
his call, right. And this man right now, he is in this situation on a journey, the shovel, tired,
exhausted, and when you say on a journey means what his stranger is not on his own land. Maybe he
doesn't even speak the language he doesn't have anywhere to go in this place. So he's the most
extreme vulnerable moment of his life. And He's raising his hand because he realized I have no one
else to go to except to
		
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			my Lord. And he goes, you're, you're my lord, my lord, raising his hand to the skies and his demand
and the RMB helped me out yada yada. The Professor Sam says But look, even that person
		
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			he is haram. He drank Hara he was fed with heroin. Everything is
		
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			how do you think this is gonna is going to be answered? Why would Allah even answered his call.
That's what the professor Sam is saying. Now this hadith is obviously is very scary.
		
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			is extremely, extremely scary reading. Because we live in a time right now the Shabbat are all over
the place. The barriers between halal or haram are extremely, extremely thin and very fine lines.
You don't even know even when you go to eat and Hala restaurant for example. Still some of the
ingredients that they use, maybe they've cooked and God knows where they come from.
		
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			When you try when when you have a handler worlds that you try to stay away from the Haram you don't
want to participate in Riba and cheating in any of that stuff. But still your mind is coming from
companies that deal with certain you know elements of haram they put their money in certain account
that concert haram there is always that element of the Haram so it makes our life difficult. How
should we understand the meaning of this hadith and living also a normal life in our town? That's
going to be our discussion here inshallah with the barcode Allah. So we're gonna read first the
meaning of the word to you. What does it mean when the Prophet says observe about Allah subhana wa
		
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			Taala in Allah you and what does it mean?
		
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			And what does it mean when the Prophet saw Sam says about the believers also like Balu lotta Eva so
Allah has to you and he except nothing but the two different words. What is the word comes to Allah
subhanho wa Taala what is the when it comes to the creation? Let's see what says so the author, page
156 inshallah Donna,
		
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			the author even Raja Rahim Allah, he states his words sallallahu alayhi salam,
		
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			Allah Exalted is He is pure,
		
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			have also been added in a hadith of side even among workers.
		
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			Rhodiola one, from the prophets of Allah Han insulin, as Allah is pure, and he loves that which is
pure, he is clean and loves cleanliness, he is liberally generous and loves liberality.
		
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			And it is narrated
		
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			by a Timothy. But there are some things said about his chain of transmission by up here means pure.
The meaning is so let's stop on this one. So the meaning of ALLAH SubhanA does is for you means
Allah has power that is pure, pure in the madness that says majesty means is Moonstone Anna No, no
Marcus panna Matata that Allah azza wa jal is free of any blemishes, any deficiencies that can be
attributed to him and these are case creation, Allah's Palace, fewer of any kind of deficiencies. So
that's the meaning of St. Manasa. When I say pure, here's subhanaw taala free of all these nacoss
all these errors or mistakes that will happen to human beings to Allah subhana wa at the last minute
		
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			of being pure, but what does it mean to be pure when it comes to humans now?
		
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			So, so, so now, the meaning is that I'm always holding the microphone close, okay. The meaning is
that Allah subhanaw taala is wholly pure and free of all defects and flaws. This is as in his words
Exalted is He was able to lead lithium Ebina What are you gonna lead by Bertie? Would you can
mobile, una Mima? Kowloon. good women are for good men. And good men are for good women. The latter
are innocent of what they say, bother with the translation says good, although you weren't meant to
be in the meaning of pure that's what it means now.
		
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			What what is meant is free of these things and pollution of indecency know
		
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			the meaning of his words and encode that and he only accepts that which is pure ENCODE has also been
transmitted in the Hadith, on Southern when
		
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			no one gives the Hadith. Studying code. No one gives sadaqa from pure earnings. And Allah only
accepts that which is pure in code, meaning that Allah only accepts Zika and South Africa, which are
pure and halal. So I've been a barrage of Rahim Allah says, look, the meaning of now type Allah is
pure is understood. He is perfect Subhana wa Taala free from any deficiencies, but he accepts
nothing but pure that second period now what does it mean? Because there's an exclusive meaning
which means charity. So he's not does not accept from you anything unless it is considered pure. So
when you give charity he says, it has to be pure. That's the first meaning for it. And he called it
		
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			the Hadith of the Prophet SAW Allah Sam says, let us have the Kohala Masada no one gives a charity
mean Kasbah into it from pure earning pure earnest says what about hola hola, hola, Eva. And Allah
only accept that which is pure. So that's why he says the meaning of this hadith, probably speaking
about charity, the exclusive meaning, but then he's going to elaborate the second paragraph, that
there is a broader meaning for the meaning of of the word to you. What is it exactly? Yes, go ahead.
		
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			Some say that the meanings of this hadith about which we are talking,
		
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			starting quote, and he only accepts that which is pure ENCODE is more general and universal than
that, and that he only accepts actions which are good and pure of all things, which would corrupt
them, such as Austin says ostentation and conceit. And he only accepts property which is pure and
halal. Because purity is used to describe actions, sayings and beliefs, all of which are categorized
as either pure or found. So the following is that you see and the text here on the screen as well,
too. In the book, Imam Abu Rajab Rahim Allah, His coding these three things he goes, Look when it
comes to describing something to be pure or otherwise, it could be actually attributed to your deeds
		
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			to your statements and your true beliefs. And he gave three examples for this. The first is that you
see there, Pillai is devil Sabetha water Ebola algebra Catarratto. Sabine, the last hasn't a
translation say bad things and good things are not the same. So this ayah he says this is refers to
the AMA, your deeds, Allah was not the good deed.
		
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			added not the same, that's what it means. The second idea and I'm Tara Kay father of Allah Mata and
Kalamata, Antiva Kashia, Jarrett and Eva. Allah says have you seen Have you not seen that the
example that Allah sets forth panna cotta Anna for the word that is pure tayyiba Kalimantan Teva. So
the words can also be described as being what being pure. And also example of the
		
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			leader, your belief system, the idea that he mentioned there call Illa Allah that Allah Muhammad
melodica totally been on page 157 alladhina doorphone Monica tota, you've been speaking about the
believers that the end is when they take their souls, their take their souls when the righteous when
they're tied up in which means they're pure, actually, that's what it means. He goes so therefore,
when it comes to the Prophet Salla Samson, Allah does not accept that unless some that is pure
tayyiba. It is in your deeds, your statements, and your also your RT that you in your heart, what
you hold on your heart, whatever you want to offer, in terms of your deeds, in terms of your words.
		
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			And in terms, of course, what you hold in your heart, it has to be pure.
		
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			If that is not pure, Allah will reject that. So it's not just about the charity, it's not about the
properties. It also means about your Ibadah it's about drama and your words, your thoughts, your
heart, it has to all be to you. Now, let's move on to the next one shallow Tana.
		
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			On page we're going on page
		
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			159.
		
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			The people have knowledge differ as to whether the person who performs Hajj with haram wealth or
praise in clothing, which is haram, less and less positive to understand that the concept that this
paragraph a question comes to us, which is actually very, very common. Every time had season starts,
people come with this question, Chef, you know, I have student loans, can I go to hedge? Okay, I
have a mortgage that I'm paying and unfortunately, conventional banking, can I go to hedge? You
know, I work for a bank, I work for this, I work for that. Can I go to hedge? What is their concern?
Their concern is that they're afraid that if they go to Hajj with this kind of earning with this
		
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			kind of income is not going to be accepted from them. Why? Because in Allah Allah you will lie to
Allah favor. Allah is pure, and accept nothing but that which is pure. So that's where the concept
is coming from. What about charities? What about food? What about, you know, your other Ybarra? What
about salah? For example, if you were in something from haram, for example, would that be accepted
or not? That's what he's going to be discussing over here. Now,
		
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			two statements are narrated of Imam Ahmed about it. And these aforementioned had AIDS, show that
actions, action is not acceptable along with engagement in that which is haram. However,
acceptability can mean Allah being so it's three things what it says away when the Prophet SAW said
Allah Jacoba Allah, Allah tayyiba, Allah does not accept anything unless it's pure, until you What's
the meaning of accepting the alcohol over here? Does that mean the acceptance of validity or
acceptance of
		
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			a virtue? If you say acceptance of validity, that means it's rejected whatever that you do, Allah,
we're not gonna say that. If you say acceptance of virtue, means that you know what, even if you do
it in these circumstances, it's still acceptable for you in terms of you have done your your form,
you've done your form, but don't expect their word for it. There's no virtue for doing it, but you
still need to do it. So that's what it says. Okay, so it's going to mention three meanings to the
word acceptance, and what are these three minutes number one?
		
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			So acceptability can mean a loving, contented with action and praising the one who does the action,
praising him among the angels and showing pride in him. Like what like the judge when they go to
Hajj ALLAH SubhanA wa Dona is actually asking the angels what are these people want from me? Allah
subhanaw Now praising the hijab for what they're doing. So he goes, acceptance. When Allah when the
Prophet says, Allah is not going to accept that from him, Allah says, Stay, that means he's this
person, he has to do it. We shouldn't be expecting allowed it is with them shouldn't be accepted
Allah subhanaw will praise shouldn't be accepted or expected that Allah will mention him among this
		
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			this congregation of the angels, you shouldn't be accepting that virtue. But you have to still do
it. That's one meaning the second one, it can also mean the attainment of reward and you compensate
for it. So that's the second meeting. Allah has not going to accept that unless the study means you
have to do it, but you're not going to get the reward for it. Just like in the Hadith of the
prophets, Allah Sam says if someone drinks alcohol, if someone drinks wine, the promises themselves
Karla took Bala Losartan Arbaeen Allah Allah,
		
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			the salah of 40 Nights will not be accepted from him. What does that mean? Does it mean I don't have
to pray for this period 40 days because I'm not getting anything out of it. No, no. You still need
to pray as an
		
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			obligation, but you're not gonna get the reward for it. Because now you'd be prevented from getting
the virtue of what you did, but you're still obligated to credit for the formula. That's what he
means by it. Number three,
		
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			it can also mean the discharge of the obligation. And that is the second meaning of saying it could
mean that is not going to be valid at all, will not be valid at all. Meaning even if you do it,
Allah, we're not gonna accept that. Let me give you an example.
		
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			Let's say if someone prays which is coming in another example later, if someone prays wherein a man
for example is praying Salah and he's wearing a silk shirt
		
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			silk are men allowed to wear silk Kojima? Minella doorsill right, but he's wearing a nice beautiful
fancy silk shirt Mashallah. He wants to look nice and salah, so he wants that beautiful, nice,
beautiful silk shirt, and he wears that sort of shirt and he says Allahu Akbar he prays
		
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			What do you think of his salah? Is it going to be valid or invalid?
		
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			Yeah, Jamar someone made who Tahara came to the masjid. He prayed vision the Qibla did everything
perfect in regards to the Salah and he had mashallah beautiful kosher hamdulillah
		
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			but he was wearing a silk shirt was sort of a Salah
		
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			how have you say his Salah is valid
		
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			okay, but he's what is it? What is your committing in that moment? Haram right is coming in Haram
doesn't matter.
		
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			Let me give another scenario. This man, he stole a prayer rug
		
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			to pray on it
		
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			because he didn't want to miss the salah. What's the ruling of a Salah write down that moment?
		
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			Gemma what's wrong with the salah
		
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			sister she's in a rush she wants she stole a hijab she puts it on Masha Allah insha Allah Akbar
		
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			what's really good for Salah right now is he these are the example that we're talking about over
here right now this Allah ma they discuss this as in the humbly school they say look, we you will
either you will separate between these two issues like say when it comes to the obligation of Salah
is one thing. And observation of the prohibition of wearing silk or praying on a stolen carpet is
another thing. There's two different rules. So if you miss one, don't miss the other one. Because a
gentleman FATCA those two sites are actually separated. So therefore we say his Salah is valid, but
he's committing a sin by doing that.
		
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			The other folks they say no, no, no, no. And now what if I said, if there is a prohibition on a
subject, it would actually invalidate the action itself. So if someone is praying on a stolen
carpet, to make salah, you're doing something haram for it. So the whole actual be invalid
altogether. That's an opinion. Wala Jota? Um, there's a gentleman FATCA these are two separate areas
over here. What does that exactly mean? If someone goes to hajj, if someone goes to hedge, and they
use that money that is not 100%, halal or pure, where there has to be acceptable. That was the
argument that he's talking about where Allah Allah, the hedge, as an obligation, it removes the
		
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			liability for hygienic style, because they've done their hedge, but to expect the reward from Allah
subhana wa taala. That's a different story. That's the one thing because now they've done the hedge,
unfortunately, not in a perfect manner. Now.
		
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			Good.
		
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			If what is meant is acceptance with the first or second meanings, that does not prevent it being a
discharge of the obligation. Now, just as it is narrated, that the prayer of a runaway slave is not
acceptable, nor that of a wife with whom her husband is angry, nor the prayer of someone who goes to
a fortune teller, nor that of someone who drinks wine for 40 days.
		
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			What is meant, and Allah knows best is the lack of acceptance in the first and the second sense
above. And that's what he means is a look. That doesn't mean that the Salah is invalid, no, so that
is still valid, but they don't accept that expect the reward and the praise from ALLAH SubhanA wa
Taala for what they have done. That's what he means by that statement over here, keep going.
		
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			And it is what is meant and Allah knows best buy his words aluminum and chicken regime in
		
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			Gumina dumping, Allah only accepts from people who have Paco so what's the meaning of accept over
here? Is it the meaning of acceptance of not accepting the hammer in terms of validity? Now here is
talking about the virtue for it. Allah only accept and praises and rewards the people who are the
most righteous, that's what it means. But even if they were not righteous, Allah will accept their
deeds.
		
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			Just as validated, that's it, but not necessarily to praise them for what they've done now.
		
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			For this reason, the fear that the right acting first generations had for themselves from this idea
was very strong. Now for they were afraid that they were not of the people who have Taqwa of Allah,
from whom Allah accepts their actions now, now let's move to the next insha Allah Tala with the red
tag, what he says, While Masada quotable Merrell haram
		
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			given sadaqa it's on page 160.
		
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			On the top
		
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			giving sadaqa ie Zakah or optional sadaqa.
		
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			With haram property is unacceptable, as is reported in Sahih, Muslim from Ibn Omar radula one that
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that prayer is not accepted without purity, nor sadaqa.
From property acquired dishonestly.
		
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			There is in the two Sahai books from Abu Hurayrah will be alone, that the province of Allahu alayhi
salam said, No one gives sadaqa from pure earnings and Allah only accepts that which is pure, but
that the All Merciful takes it in his right hand. And amount of this was his margin subhanaw taala
not in the Muslim of Imam Ahmed, Rama hula, there is from even Massoud radula one that the prophets
Allah has said is slave of Allah, who earns property which is haram then spins out of it. So he can
have blessings blessing in it or give sadaqa so it can be accepted from him or leaves it behind him,
it will be His provision for the fire. Allah does not face evil with evil, but Allah effaces evil by
		
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			good that which is found does not face that which is found, which means like some people they say,
if I have riba on my bank account, I have a bank account. It's a saving account, for example, and I
have river that is occurring every month, or every year. What do I do with this river? I know it's a
river, It's haram. So what do I do? Can I take that river out and give it to the masjid? Can I give
it to the poor? Can I give it to a charity organization and so on? What is the answer The decision
		
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			is very clear, we don't do this. What do I do with it? First of all, you shouldn't be putting your
money in a
		
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			savings account. If you can't put it in a checking account. You shouldn't be if you had to it that's
a different story. But if you have an option, don't put your your money in an account that will
cause riba to be collected. And so only rebar as a result of that. Obviously, if you don't have to
put it in a bank account to begin with, that's even better. But unfortunately it is now Muhammad
Bilbo this fitna and trial is is very common. Unfortunately, it's hard to avoid. So as a result, we
tried to do the minimum in that in that regard. So making sure that if luck or that Allah an urn of
haram comes your way, one way or another, that you don't try to put it to kind of get rid of it in a
		
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			way that you expect reward for it or halal, straight, anything that good that comes out. You should
always try to get rid of it. What do we do with this money? Send it to the Minister for work, for
example, parks or recreation or something like that, that doesn't have to be come to the to the
magic, because I know some people they say I'll go to Costco or Sam's Club, I would buy bathroom
tissues, for example. Yeah, why don't need your money for the magic. No matter what you're buying
with it. Keep this away from the massage and from the from the high from the top especially don't
give that rebar money that would go into people's food or drink or clothes. Even if it was actually
		
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			for the poor. That's very important. We start with avoid these issues in shallow data.
		
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			It is let's move on to the next point right now to that to the next point where it says if you go
down says huduma. The second aspect? Yes, go ahead.
		
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			The second is not a second. I'm sorry. It's actually a number it's on 161 1621 It says huduma the
first one first, yes first first, that the one who is acquainted
		
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			who has acquired it deceitfully all by force, etc. pays it as Celica, on on behalf of himself. What
does it mean here he says look when it comes to given charity from a haram money, it's one of two
scenarios. Number one a person gives that charity on his behalf. Like he stole something and now
much has given to them as well.
		
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			He earned something haram and now he wants to give this as a as a donation to the masjid, for
example. So what does this person expect for his donation reward? So what is your saying here is
you're gonna get reward or not.
		
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			This is what is meant in this hadith that is not accepted from him, meaning that he is not rewarded
for it. Rather, he is guilty of transacting with someone else else's property without their
permission. Because of course, when you steal money, and you're gonna give it to charity, what
happened here? You're trying to give charity on behalf of somebody else. That's not your money. It's
their money. So now the question is, what about the original owner of that wealth and and money? If
you give that charity, with the intention on behalf of this individual, for example, are they gonna
get the word or not? That's actually the second one's gonna be the second one. Now.
		
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			The true owner does not gain a reward because he had neither purpose nor intention. Let's move right
now to the second point. Second point, which is on page 163. The second aspect of the transactions
in the middle
		
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			of an exposure, expropriate, expropriate, expropriated
		
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			with the property of someone from whom he took it, is that he should give it away as sovereign on
behalf of its owner, if he is unable to return it to him or his heirs. This is permissible.
According to the majority of the people of knowledge, Malik,
		
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			Abu Hanifa, Achmed, and others. What is that a gentleman, he says that look, if someone, for
example, committed that sin before, and now they're regretful, they want to get rid of this money,
they can't have access to the original owner, because a long time ago, and he cannot have access to
the heirs of that individual they don't want his children were whose family it's all gone somewhere
else. And this person wants to get rid of this money by giving charity on behalf of the original
owner, would that be acceptable or not? Like I repent Allah subhanaw taala I want to give the hack
of this human back to them, I can have access to them. So in this case, I will do my best but then
		
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			this guy will give it as a charity. Will that individual get reward for that charity? The two things
right now, the first man who's repenting when he gives that charity is you're gonna get reward for
giving that charity from this money? The answer is actually they say No, he doesn't get anything.
Because he's not doing any any good or any favor for this man. What are you doing? Exactly? He's
basically kind of like good reading of the of the Haram he had on his on his
		
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			account. But what about the original owner? The original owner? Will this original owner get reward
for that? That's the argument that the question because the majority the argument, they say, yes,
the original owner won't get the reward. But if at some point, the origin origin shows up, all you
discover you find some of their errors, for example, and you come to them says, look, hey, man,
		
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			I owe your dad $20,000. From the past. Unfortunately, I couldn't catch him before he passed. But I
eventually gave a donation to them as well. So it's your choice. They have the option to say, You
know what, we'll keep this charity for my dad. Or they say no, we need the money. If they say they
need the money, what do you do in this case, you give them the money.
		
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			But I don't have it right now in my hand, I gave it to charity. You owe it to them, because that's
their heart and you need to owe it to them. Okay, next, let's move on to the next point in sha Allah
on page 164. This is going to talk about right now some of the etiquettes of a DUA, the author
continues his words.
		
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			And then he mentioned a detailed dusty man, lengthening his journey and stretching out his hands to
the sky. Lord, My Lord,
		
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			Lord, Lord, and his food is haram. His drink is haram, his clothing, haram and he has been fed on
the haram. So how can he be answered? There are words in which he sort of indicated the courtesies
of supplication and the causes which lead to it's being answered, and those which prevent it's being
answered. He mentioned four of those causes, which require that the supplication is answered. I'm
going to actually say we're going to take it to me quickly for the sake of time inshallah Darla, I'm
going to mention them to you and show the first one it says Call your thorough to suffer for as
admin, long travel. So one of the means have to be accepted when you are on a journey. If you
		
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			travel, you have a high possibility of your data to be accepted, a higher possibility for the driver
of the traveler to be at
		
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			So whenever you're on a journey, make sure to raise your hands in the chat and ask ALLAH SubhanA for
the best of the dunya and the ACA. That's the first one. The second one, he says, and it's on page
165. On the top, he goes, the second is being unkept with respect to one's clothings. Of course,
outward from from being disheveled. What does it mean? He goes a Tibetan means showing humility and
humbleness. Because the proverb spoke about this man being humble being you know, the shovel and
dirt and so on. That means that you deliberately go and you throw yourself and felt and start making
dua. Rather when you make your DUA, you do it with humbleness and humility. You show humbleness,
		
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			humility, you basically expose yourself to Allah subhanaw taala with the vulnerability that's what
it means. You don't come to Allah as I'm making dua of the of the self sufficient, or the arrogant,
like many people sometimes make dua and they act arrogant with ALLAH SubhanA wa like, Oh my God,
you're gonna give it to me. I'm fine with that. You don't hamdulillah that's not how you make dua to
Allah subhanho wa Taala you show humbleness and humility. Then on the third point, which you
mentioned, Rahim Allah Allah, it is actually says call my god Allah sama that to raise your hand and
that's also on page 165 in the middle because that you stretch the hands towards the sky. In that
		
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			chapter, he spoke about two different styles one style when you have the you face your hands up to
the sky when you need something from Allah Subhana Allah so you're up to give me this Arabic Give me
that. And he said the professor did it in different occasions and he mentioned this occasion in the
chapter over here. So that's an evidence that yes, it is okay to raise your hand when you make that
also, he said the professor was and sometimes he was actually would point to the scar with his index
finger. When he makes that you're, you're making the Allahumma Yola deal with the jawline and with
that, so extending his index finger to the sky, that's one way of doing it as well to another way
		
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			the professor will make dua when he does empty hand. An empty hand means when you praise Allah azza
wa jal he goes sometimes he actually he flipped his hands the other way around.
		
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			So he basically puts his hands face in the ground as you said, Allahu Allah could have got Allah all
praises due to your Allah Yoda. The Almighty Rama and Rahim is present his names. Once you start
asking, he comes his hand to receive His mercy.
		
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			Once he says your Allah give me this give me that then he flips his hand over and he says making his
dua and as Rama so that's what he's speaking about. In this chapter, Rahim Allah Allah. And then
after that on page
		
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			later on on page 166, he talks about number four, and that's number four when he says Rahim Allah to
Allah, but Allah Allahu Allah, Allah He with Turkey towards the end to the bottom of the page,
because that you insist by keep repeating over and over again over and over again. Keep repeating
that your need to Allah subhanho wa Taala
		
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			Allah azza wa jal, ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala he will not stop listening to you and answer you as long
as you continue ask him for him.
		
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			Humans when you ask twice, three times they stop it.
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala he says more and more of this so you keep asking Allah and repeat your data
ALLAH SubhanA wa Allah may Allah azza wa jal accept from all of your Bananaman. The last thing Rahim
Allah Tala, he's mentioning in his book, which is on page 168. Towards the end, he says, As for
which prevents the supplication you notice there was the middle of the middle of the end actually,
as for that which prevents publication from being answered, while there was awful haram, a person
living a lavish life and haram, indulging into the Haram, having absolutely no regard to that which
is right and that which is wrong, he says, Absolutely not. Stay away from the Haram because doing
		
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			this and living the life of haram will prevent a person from the to be accepted. Here's now the last
point he says Lisa, sorry, Hank, is the house
		
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			listed Java? When the Prophet said that unknown unknowns Taboola? How is that will be answered? It's
not like the DA will never be answered. But the possibility of the DA to be answered becomes less
and less like Allah sometimes he answered the DA even under the circumstances, he will still answer
the DA out of his Rama out of His mercy, not because they deserve it. Now Allah Subhana watermakers
among those who are deserving of acceptance of our da era, Allah mean, and make us among those who
always observed the halal and their life era. We ask Allah subhana wa Taala to make us among those
who dies except to the Allah. We ask Allah subhana wa Taala to fill our hearts with love and mercy
		
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			for each other a little bit on me when hamdulillah Salam Muhammad Mata early use of your cinema
ceremony