Yaser Birjas – Tafsir Of Surah Al Kafirun

Yaser Birjas

Sh Yaser Birjas discusses the explanation and in depth meaning of the commonly recited six verses of Surah al Kafirun.

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			Salam aleikum wa barakato
		
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			handler blood amin Salatu was Salam ala nabina Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa seldom at the
Sleeman kathira my bad so welcome back. We have now started countdown to the end of the Futurama the
last six zeros of the official ama few opened almost half from way from the back. So you have the
last six years all together on the same page almost. So inshallah Allah as we move forward in the
region, we come we become much more familiar with the sewers, specifically the last three sewers of
the coldest poonawalla had cooler, cooler webinars. We have a very special presentation for the
sewers in shallow water Kota Allah. Tonight, we have tafsir Surah Al caffee rune tafsir Seurat Alka
		
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			freuen, we will sell careful
		
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			disbelievers but what does it exactly mean from the linguistic perspective specifically in the
context of a tribulation soldier kaffee rune was revealed as according to the mufa Syrian army, it
was about number 18. So as of Katherine was number 18, in terms of the order of revelation, by the
sort of the noun after noun and before sort of oil field by unanimous agreement, so total carat rune
is a makiura. It was revealed in Mecca upon the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. The name of the
surah almost also unanimous agreement that you know, they say El Capitan However, some of us some
books of Tafseer you know, God kind of gave it meanings not necessarily the name of the surah so
		
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			remember why Rahim Allah Allah He names in his book of Hadith surah Yeah, you healthcare from Julio
he says called Surah Al calculon. Another another professor added the meaning for that sort of for
the name of the surah he says cassata A bada surah la vida the surah of worship, why because all
about worshiping Allah Subhana Allah and negating the worship of any other database as Allah
subhanho wa Taala. Also some they say Seurat at Deen meaning faith doctrine aqidah alchemilla the
TAs basically Allah subhanho wa Taala because it says Korea you are careful ah Buddha Buddha at the
end says let continue come, Walia did that, to me is my religion and to your religion. So here these
		
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			are the different names of the surah some of the aroma of the seed as they speak about the value of
the surah they say that you call it also al Mukesh Tisha Mukesh Bhatia, which means it's basically
like a lady that destroys a shirt which means completely wipes out a shirt polytheism and
partnership, any kind of partnership with Allah subhanho wa Taala. There are other most other names
for the surah but these are the most common ones. What is exactly established when we look at the
surah and the meaning of the words. In general, we see that Allah subhanho wa Taala here is kind of
like in the in the context of given the news to the disbelievers, specifically those who came to the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu wasallam. When we talk about the reason why it was revealed, we see it's given
them the news that they should be desperate, completely desperate form, having the prophets of Allah
accept any kind of compromise or negotiation when it comes to worship of Allah subhana wa Tada. So
the surah has a reason for this first revelation. Many, many books of Hadith mentioned the same
origin story with different generations, different different words and so forth. But they all say
that that group of the people of Mecca, specifically four of the elders of the people of Mecca, they
came to the Prophet sallallahu sallam, after they get very tired, they get extremely tired, you
		
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			know, trying to convince the professor Sam to quit his Dawa, and his preaching and stop it and so
on. They couldn't. So they tried to negotiate few things with him. Like you know, what we can give
you money we can give you this, we can give you that it didn't work out the problem was not after
dunya at all. So finally, some of them they kind of said, Okay, fine, let's have this kind of
compromise with with Muhammad. What was the compromise? They said? How about how about if you accept
that we worship your God for one year, and then the next thing you worship our gods, so let's be
together in this, like they compromised, they compromise their gods in order to accept the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu wasallam to compromise his we willing, we are willing to worship your God. If you give us
the promise that the worship hours thereafter, and the prophet SAW some Of course, he said, I'll ask
a word for Allah to give me the answer. And the answer came down in the form of Surat Al capital.
Allah subhanho wa Taala says this sort of rune call Yeah, you can say all you who disbelieve land
are Buddha Mata who do not worship What do you worship? What are you doing? I'm an Abbot. No. Do you
worship what I worship? was an IBM Ah, but no, do I? The transition here says serve what's awesome
is worship. What do you serve? What are you doing? I'm an avid nor do you serve what I serve, let
		
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			them denuclearize.
		
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			Do you have your way and I have my way, his way of life and we have faith and religion of course, we
can explain that in the Arabic inshallah to Allah and see if the English matches the exact meaning
of these words or not but before that some virtues of social capital. What do you guys know about
some of the virtues in terms of sort of calculon there's a citation what would you decide to tell
Catherine the most Can you guys tell me
		
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			sooner the further further sooner you pray Coolio Catherine Soraka Lola Where else
		
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			would when you pray when you praise a chef on water as a sub bass Malbec Li risotto El Capitan where
else
		
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			so that's another negative Yeah, it was a report that was mentioned automotive as well.
		
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			Hmm.
		
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			What? before you go to bed? Yeah, well, when you're in bed, basically you research author Catherine
as well.
		
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			Rom, ROM and power after tawaf, would you prefer to record behind maqam Ibrahim? So there are many
many cases? Yes.
		
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			We did. And we here already actually.
		
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			Now, so I'm not really sure about about that, specifically, as being a recommendation to recite the
surah for that purpose. But eventually sawtell casual rule that a lot of verses, as the professor
said recommend for us to decide in many many different positions. Also, it was reported as sort of
the softer cat rune has the value of one quarter of the Quran. One quarter of the Quran, in addition
to Surah
		
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			Zilla as it was reported by an Ibis or the last run in tirmidhi. So the Prophet sallahu wa salam, he
recommends to recite also salted capital when you go to bed salaatu wa Salaam, Allah, Allah, Allah
either avoid Eli theologica when you go to bed kuliah you healthcare through to the end of the surah
he said so Allah Salaam Hata tomato be hidden until you are done to the end for inhabited automata
shirk because it's a sign it's a sign or basically it is like Bara which means when this is a
testimony for you to be free from shark it's a testament testifies for you that you free from
shellcode Of course you decide that with understanding the meaning of these words. So what is this
		
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			sword is all about
		
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			the beginning of the surah Allah subhana wa Taala says call.
		
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			How many students do you know in the Quran that begins with call
		
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			for Okay, what are they?
		
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			Come on azima y'all know them by heart?
		
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			Korea, y'all careful? That's one. Hello, Aloha, Colorado,
		
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			Colorado verbenas. This is for? What if I tell you there's another surah that also begins with a
certain
		
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			color Haley, I know Samana from Elgin. So Allah subhanho wa Taala says, oh, some sort of virgin with
coal. So these are the five sources and the foreign, that speaks about that starts with coal. But
what is the difference between coal in this and all these students? The first three, the first three
sewers, Korea,
		
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			Elgin, Sora, Korea, Iran, and so on. Allah had this resource called was mentioned at the beginning
of the surah. for one purpose, it's equal and all this resource, but call in the other two sutras
sort of
		
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			Pelican colada been asked for the reason. The reason for call in general whenever you start with
call in the Arabic language, what is the purpose of starting with coal anyway?
		
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			It's a command right to say it means say, to whom to the Prophet sallallahu wasallam. But what does
it mean exactly? They said it Amanda, Nevada. When you say to someone, when you say to someone, we
basically call somebody like you call a child, come over here, come over here. And you tell them to
tell your child go and say to your brothers, or your sisters Go and tell the children so when you
say Go and tell go and say what is it required from you, or from this actually child that you speak
into? After you say the word say, means you need to pay attention to what I'm going to be giving you
after that?
		
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			Well, usually you say a lot of things because in the Quran, Allah Subhana has given the professor
Sam the entire Quran to deliver to the people right? So why is it so special that there are some
ayat were mentioned with the beginning would say Mohammed, he been commanded to deliver the entire
Quran. They say that because there is a special message after every single hole that is mentioned in
the Quran. That special message requires to me and you to pay attention to very well. And here in
the first three Sutras, the first like sort of gin, sort of Catherine and surah, Allah Allah had the
message was something to deliver to the people.
		
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			A last part
		
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			Command, professors have to deliver some news to deliver some news to the people. So here call your
metabolism. The news that was given to the Capitol here is that I don't wash up on tuition. Same
thing with Elgin Elgin and same thing with Paul who allow I had a lot of some of the news, I will
give it to the kofod. And Allah has one and only one, indivisible and so on. But in Surah, cool,
honorable Falak and colada. verbenas. There wasn't a specific news that was delivered to the people,
because it was delivered right now to the believers. And in this case, it was four hours so that
they seek refuge with Allah subhanho wa Taala, when they recite these words, for the Baraka and for
		
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			seeking protection, and refuge as the origin. So there's a difference between these five suitors in
regard to beginning with with the word call. So call, obviously, there is something important that's
going to be mentioned after that, that requires a very special attention from you, even though
you're required to have attention to what Allah says all throughout the Quran altogether. But here
is a special attention that required for you to give special attention for this message. And what is
this message? Allah Subhana? Wa tada says? Call? Yeah. Remember, we mentioned many times before?
Yeah, what do we call this an Arabic language?
		
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			added to the DA, which means it's an article of calling Unicode someone you say Yeah. And then we
have au.
		
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			au. Au has made of two words. So we have au and we have the heart. So I usually it's the kind of
like being specific. And how in the Arabic language when you call someone who was added in order to
prolong the call to grab the attention of the person. So if you call someone by saying, Mohammed
		
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			so now that you call Mohammed, Mohammed. Okay, if you want to if you want to grab the attention of
Mohammed who's far away from you, how would you call him?
		
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			Say Mohammed?
		
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			Right, he add more to it. So he wouldn't say yeah, mohammedia Coffee rune, Brasilia El Capitan. All
this edition in the sentence to grab their attention. Before we give the article you were talking to
you? Something to add to it. So here are lots of answers. Kalia, au ha and then says l capital.
		
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			l capital is a plural of what
		
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			kerferd
		
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			What's the transition for Catherine English,
		
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			nonbeliever, disbeliever, infidel and so on. Right? That's the that's the definition for it in
English in English dictionary. But in the essence of the Arabic language, as it was revealed at the
time of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam. It was really about being disbeliever non believer
and so on. It has a deeper meaning. a deeper meaning what is the meaning of it? Originally the
Arabic language alkire for alkaff wohlfahrt or raw means what? covering and concealing, covering and
concealing. And that's why even until this day, in the Quran, Allah Subhana says
		
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			he was able to fall that pleases Iran. It pleases those farmers love able to farm the kuffaar here
is also has to do with with farming too. And that's why in some cultures until this day, villages in
the countryside, they call them cover. What do they call them cover? Because what's the job of the
farmers all the time? What do they usually do?
		
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			They plot the land and then what do they do? They put the seeds and then they cover the seeds. So
most of their job is covering is called cover. So akufo basically is concealment is covering but
what are they exactly covering here?
		
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			covering the truth, covering
		
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			their hearts, covering their genuine intentions covering their true belief in Allah subhanho wa
Taala why is that because Allah says in the Quran many many is about them. He says Panama's Allah
was the hydrophobia was there was definite
		
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			that they denied it when their hearts genuinely believed in.
		
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			Like they have certainty in their hearts, that you tell the truth. But their arrogance prevent them
from believing. So they covered that belief they conceal that why because of their arrogance and so
on. here Allah says, you're careful, don't say Mohammed, all you who are too far miss those of you
who know the truth, but you hide it in your heart and you cover it in your heart. So that's the
message that was mentioned to them. The terminal calf room, by the way, this term or this kind of
like calling the statement in itself calling has has a sense of Marja. Like there is a there's a
miracle over here. What is that miracle? Can you guys tell me
		
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			what could be the miracle here in this call at the beginning of sort of Kalia ayakashi
		
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			Two kind of miracles, by the way to miracles over here.
		
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			Can you guess?
		
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			Number one,
		
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			this call this name definitely is provoked into the people of mica right? But the Prophet salla
Salah publicly he went out and announced it to them for the coalition in Mecca.
		
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			And if you go and you call them and said, hey, you're infidels, are they going to be happy with it?
They want most likely that they're going to hurt you. But they heard the Prophet salaallah Salah No,
they didn't. They didn't dare. Why? Because Allah promised him that I'll protect you from the
people.
		
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			That matter this was after Allah rasuluh Bella Bella Angelica Moravec while mtef Alpha Bella sala de
la jolla, similkameen and nest and Allah she will guard you, against these people. So that's the
first thing the property went out. Deliberately. You could say it's provocation, really. But Allah
protected him. That's one. Number two, the people who came to the Prophet salla. Sam, would that
compromise the request for compromise? They were called What Al calculon
		
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			that they believe afterwards? No, they didn't. They remain alpha.
		
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			They died on Cooper. So when a lot called them cash rune, they remain careful until they die. So
that's another actually miracle like giving us that these people will die as kofod course with a
call have an extension to everybody else who stays the information Mecca, and even those who comes
after the Carlota Allah Kalia, y'all Catherine, he says supanova de la Abu
		
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			Abu ma da boo.
		
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			Lakewood linguistically speaking, what do we call Abu
		
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			they call it an Effie negation. And matava Dune is it's bad. So here you confirm something, but
before you confirm it, you first of all need to negate everything besides that, and that is very
powerful statement. You begin what was called a tough layer and then you start with a Dahlia. So you
start you know, you're vacating everything. And you start adoring what is left after that. So you
make it empty from anything else besides this, like we say la ilaha illa Allah so we first of all,
negate all kind of, you know, any kind of categories of deities or gods whatsoever. besides Allah
azza wa jal, same thing over here, la Abu Mata Buddha, so it began the law, the negation, the
		
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			command that came with the Prophet sallallahu Sallam is to proclaim to the people of Mecca, that I
do not worship your Lord. Abu is a present tense verb. And present tense verb usually gives the
present, present state or future state. So this statement over here, when the problem was telling
them to do, what does it mean? Does it mean that I would that I have never worshipped your Lord? Or
does it mean that I will never worship You, Lord,
		
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			this is for the future.
		
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			He was given the no hope, whatsoever for that kind of compromise law, which means I shall never
worship law, Abu
		
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			Avada we've talked about rebuttal from before the finish of rebuttal. And that is the essence of
worship is to worship Allah subhanho wa Taala coolamon is known by his boyhood or actually this mon
jammer. It's a comprehensive name or title. And that incomprehensive name encompasses all kinds of
form of speech,
		
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			the worship of the heart and the actions that is considered public or private, which is Allah
subhanho wa Taala. So anything that comes from Allah and His messenger to fulfill as part of the act
of worship, we should fulfill that in any way, whether it's something major or minor, whether it's
something such as performing hajj, Givens, a car, or just sitting quietly and making Vicar or just
smiling in the face of somebody else for the sake of Allah azza wa jal, all these are considered
also acts of law. I don't do any of these things for anyone besides Allah subhana wa tada Abu matar
Boone, Mata Bhutto man the Arabic language is saying a lady in whatever what ever not whomever. So
		
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			what was it mentioned over here speaking about the gods and the date is of the people of Mecca
because there was the anonymous there are often so Mata Buddha, whatever that you worship, I don't
worship that because the mecca had hundreds of gods
		
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			and he said, I will never I shall never worship what you worship taboo.
		
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			The word taboo don't say much about what you worship. Because that speaks about now their status
today as the conversation was taking place, that I won't worship what you're already worshipping
today, let Abu Mata Buddha and then he was also lots of to say, what unto
		
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			What are antem rb do na,
		
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			na
		
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			same thing now we come to learn negation while anthem speaking to them mentioned the pronoun
mentioned the pronoun over here in the sentence to kind of like to grab their attention and to make
it exclusive to them while our anthem and you what our anthem? We do now. Look, what's the
difference between our boat and RV Dune? Our boat, this boat over here is a verb. Ah, good is a
noun. That noun is called it's called Arabic language isn't fat.
		
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			It's basically the name of the verb
		
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			with the springs from the exact same Avada means to worship.
		
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			But what's the difference between saying I do not worship and saying I'm not a worshiper?
		
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			Exactly. When you say, I do not worship, you speak about the incidence of worship.
		
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			But when you say I'm not a worshiper, that means you're in the continuous state of worshipping the
status of the individual. So what are we doing a mob which means that is actually a very powerful
statement to say that you are like you used to be unusual continue to be in the same state of
worship, which is none other than Allah azza wa jal
		
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			like here is saying that you will never worship what I worship, which means your claim is false, you
will claim is not true. And again, that's another miracle. Like another challenge. I mean, some of
them could have said to the Prophet salaallah, some you know what, okay, we change your mind, we're
going to worship your God. But these four people in particular who came, didn't do that. And they
died.
		
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			So Allah subhanho wa Taala, given the prophet SAW Selim the news that they are not going to watch,
and they know they're not sure about their claim. Well, until we do now, in the state of Nevada,
you're going to continuously be on the same state of Nevada, like it used to be in the past, used to
be right now, and in the future as well. What are antem ib do Na Na but Okay, now, we said that MMA,
the one that came before this, MMA is for the anonymous basically, because they're worshiping
worshiping idols and so forth. But here, what anthem abdulah MMA but also came in the same
		
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			article came, which is man, but what is immediate. Now that we speak about Allah Subhana, WA, Tada.
There are other matters in the Arabic language, when we use ma instead of saying men are good for
the African. So when you use Ma, instead of saying, men, that means you are using it in the most,
with the most actually kind of any profound meaning of the quarter cream royalty over here. So like
you just kind of like, whatever comes to your mind, that allows what I worship is greater than that.
So our last pass of what an anthem ad we do not whatever that comes to your mind of your deities,
you will never worship him because he's beyond your imagination. subhanho wa Taala What are unto my
		
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			Buddha, my Abbot. And then he says, Well, no,
		
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			we don't.
		
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			Ma.
		
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			Coming back again, negation. Well, Anna, and I am not going to be able to look over here.
		
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			The first time the professor lesson, he was ordered to speak in the form of a verb. The second one
in the form of this will fall while Anna, have you done my bottom? What was the difference? Okay,
what's the difference between avid an avid avid speaks about the incidence of worship and either the
state of Nevada, like he is now telling Anna, I will do my best to me, I've never been. I've never
been in a state of Nevada,
		
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			to your gods and Lord, like you've been to yours, because this is a comparison here between these
two words over here.
		
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			So they were in a constant state of Nevada to their gods from the past. Today, I'm going to continue
the future. And the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam was he was told to let them know that I would
never be in a state of Nevada like you did. I've never been and I will never be in a state of
Ribeira to this day. It is that you worship
		
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			Anna ibutton ma. But Tom, what do you have enslaved yourself to what you worship? Then came the last
statement.
		
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			What our anthem Abdullah Abdullah Abdullah, who was repeated twice for the Prophet salallahu salam,
for what reason?
		
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			It was repeated so that they would know that was the be the same thing over and over again. Let him
Dino qumola Dean. So here we go back again to the surah. So Korea you have Catherine la Buddha Mata
Buddha. What are antem Avi Duna la boda Motta, Buddha anthem, Iberdrola Odwalla, Anna, I will do my
bottom again, what an anthem ibotirama, same statement number three and number five, these two will
repeat twice, exactly the same format. Why? Because their condition was permanent. It's not going to
change.
		
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			Like that always was in the past. And that's going to be the future for them. It's not going to
change. And again, that's challenge for them, that this is their status, and that's what they're
going to be held accountable for before Allah Subhana Allah, Allah Allah says, Let them dynochem
Walia Did you have your own Dean and I have my own Dean? What does that exactly mean to the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, the Prophet sallallahu wasallam he was so lucky. I'm Dino qumola. Dean.
Like you know what, there is no way that these two ways gonna take basically like they're going to
cross at some point, we're going to have to do a compromise. And in the Arabic language we use
		
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			puneeth say lakum Dino come instead of saying Dino Kuma calm your face is yours. And my faith is
mine. Now it says no, we say you let come to you is your way. And to me is my way let us because the
focus over here isn't what the focus is basically is on them right now. And their condition that's
going to be permanent and continue. Let him do what he did. Now, this last statement in the Arabic
tradition and the Arab tradition, they use it as a proverb. Which means when someone is kind of like
staying at a certain end when you decide when you disagree with somebody, what do people usually
say? They say like I'm the newcomer lady.
		
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			Even sometimes the Muslims among themselves. When they agree on something, they say like I'm the new
commodity. Is that allowed? What do you guys think? Is that permissible to use this statement as you
		
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			know, let's say Muslims among themselves, they disagreed on something for example, they disagreed on
which which cuisine is better than the Breanna or the capsule for example.
		
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			capsulize
		
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			is it okay if let's say they disagree they couldn't agree on which one is better than they say like
computer community
		
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			Yeah, but we're not we don't mean then over here to be the is faith. We mean by this the way your
way of cooking whatever you have yours or mine. Are we allowed to use this ayah in that context?
		
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			No.
		
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			So using an example from the Quran for this kind of you know, things might not be appropriate right?
Alabama because Alabama mmm Grazia I'm sorry remember Raja Rahim Allah Allah He said people should
not be using the for an for this because it wasn't revealed for to be used as a proverb instead to
be used to to understand contemplate over and also put into practice. However other facilities they
actually they replied, and they said no, it's okay to use the Quran as a proverb. Why because it was
originally built in what Arabic language which is the most sophisticated language and because it has
the best form of speech this for this value people use it as proverbs so they allow that like I'm
		
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			I'm a part of an actual Rahim Allah Allah has gotten weird. He refuted actually ma'am. Imam Raja
Rahim Allah says okay, you can you are allowed to use it and it should be fine. So either way, it
depends on how you look at that actually, it should be fine and shallow, the Baraka doll. So this is
Surah alkaff rune and it's the first sort of all the last six years of the AMA, inshallah
terracotta. When we come back next week, we will be discussing Seurat
		
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			with Rama.
		
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			What comes after sort of calculon sora Nasir Elijah and also Allah He will fit. So one of the short
sorrows of the Quran, but has a very interesting story, and a very profound meanings can a very
emotion in the life of the Prophet sallallahu sallam. That will be our discussion next week in
Sharla. Georgia. Voila, any questions?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Was Abuja let me give you the names of the four people as they were mentioned the books of
diversity. So they say they were eligible Madeira, Alaska, meanwhile, well, Abdulmutallab Romania
that's one aeration.
		
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			Yes, so basically this is actually the the nourishes they agree on these four. So again, they will
be eligible Madeira, will ask them while while a solvent Abdulmutallab omega
		
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			one of the law? Yes.
		
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			Not so the repetition of these in these statements that like they would never believe, is it only
for those who were meant by this sort of this for people, it doesn't apply to everybody else, even
including in our time? Well, it's open for everybody, if they have, if they have the same condition
of these four people, which means of their heart conceals the truth, and they, they insist on their
way, even though they know that, you know, otherwise, it's better to submit the last panel with
Allah, the condition will be the same thing. Will Allah not? Yes?
		
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			No.
		
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			So the question is, is it is it allowed all the non Muslim cafard
		
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			now in the general meaning of in a general meaning of faith, and of course, you know, theology,
obviously, yes. Anyone who doesn't believe in the Quran and the message of the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam and scold Kapha even the formula that says, capital Medina, Paulo, and the latter is Elijah,
that this they cafaro those who claim that God is one of three What if? So, in general, yes, they
will call q4 but using caffeine, the word caffeine to label people with that's a bit that's another
story. Like just going out in the senses, calling the people yeah, careful, come over here.
		
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			That's not what it meant to be the professors and never went out in Mecca, calling these who for
whom Allah call them yeah, you will never come call them come over here,
		
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			even though they will label the cattle. So again, in terms of the theological aspect of it, yes,
they are, even though that transition for it is used wrongly as infidel, but it's not actually
still, though, in terms of theology, the archive room, but in terms of using it to label people with
it, no, we shouldn't be doing that. Well, sometimes people specific in our time, when we talk to
people who talked about non Muslims, people they prefer instead of saying they are the word cafard,
saying people of other faiths,
		
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			people of other faiths, which is basically more of a positive way of giving them the benefit of
doubt in regard to their belief system alone. Yes.
		
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			So how do you know these four people were the people meant by that? surah actually, that these are
the words you mentioned, the book of the store was mentioned in the book of Sierra which means men
might have been public at the time of the prophet SAW some in Mecca. And who were the people who
came to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam that the Prophet told them their names specifically, none of
the donations that I know I like that you read that mentioned the profit source. I mentioned the
names, but they will say for people and they mentioned 123 400 dimensions of the profit. The
conversation you had with them will have on
		
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			Coachella next week when the last call, we will have the CSR I must have said America, middle
America.