Yasir Qadhi – Pearls From Surah Yusuf – Part 4

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The transcript describes the meaning of "uplifting" in the context of Islam, which is used to indicate a desire for an increase in one's income or a desire for more. It also includes references to references to theors and theors. The history and current practices of slavery in the Middle East, including the use of slavery in media and the implementation of Islam laws, are discussed, as well as the negative impact of slavery on society and the importance of acknowledging and accepting their practices. The promise to return to a more normative conversation is made.

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			So we had reached the story of use of where the brothers of use of were trying to convince their
fathers to hand over use of to them. And so they said all who abandon they said oh, our Father,
Mother kehlata men either use of why don't you trust us with use of why don't you have a man and a
man? Why don't you give us the protection of use of what in law who are now second? And indeed
surely we are those who want to good for him. We are NASA NASA Jaime's toward good for somebody. And
that's why not see her which means to give advice comes from this route because when you give in a
car, you want to good for somebody when you give no see how you are sincerely wanting their better
		
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			betterment. From this wording when they say they go to their father say they say our Father, why
don't you give us use of this shows that before this time use of was not being given to them. This
shows us before this time the brothers had never ever had the opportunity to take care of use of. So
this means the father was taking precautions from before the Father was not allowing the brothers to
take use of so
		
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			They know there's a problem. And they know that their father doesn't trust them. So they go to their
father, and they make him feel guilty. Or Father, why don't you hand over our brother to us? How can
you doubt our intention? We only want to enjoy his company. We want his good. We know who they are
now see who so they go and say Malika? What's your problem? I mean, meaning what is the matter? What
is the issue? Is there any problem? And so by doing this, they take on an offensive if you like,
they become they take on the offensive, they're not pacifist. They're now taking the offense in
trying to get useful from their father.
		
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			There's an interesting point, by the way, before I move on, and this is a good point, the word that
men the word that men actually there's a it comes from men Oona, why don't you give trust over
abusive to us? Why don't you trust us that man noona. Now the new is not met is not found in the
Quran. It's that menda the new is not found in the Quran, the Dhamma is not there. And this is a
bellava that is allowed in the Arabic language to simply merge the two Nunes together, the Prophet
says and when he would recite this surah when he would recite this word, he would pucker up his
lips. And this was called a sham to show that there is a silent bomber or there should be Obama
		
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			here. And this is the only place in the whole Quran that when you recite the word this only place in
the whole Quran in our current house analysis, other karate have different rulings in our karate
that we recite have some awesome the only place in the whole Quran when you reach this word. You're
supposed to pretend you're making obama but you don't make the llama to show that there's a missing
bomba. Why do we do it? Because the profitsystem did it. And this shows us how carefully the Quran
has been preserved. So the verse is Malacca, lotta men, and the ruling when you do the hoonah you're
supposed to make the motion of Obama without making the sound of Obama Mad Men, that men because the
		
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			original word is that man noona that man noona but we don't say Obama. And this ruling is called an
English man, Elish man, and it is the only place in the whole Koran where we do hmm we meaning those
who recite have sung. The Quran has different recitations. And the recitation we do is generally
have son. Awesome. So they're saying why don't you trust us while we have so much love for him out
of Silla, Houma Nevada, tomorrow, we're going on a picnic, we're going on a date, just time to have
fun. So send him with us tomorrow, not a time when a lab and another
		
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			lab that either we will or he will have fun, play, and we will eat. Now the word they use for eating
your tongue is actually a word that is generally used for animals when they have very green grass.
And the reason that they say this is they're saying, we're going to enjoy a bountiful meal, we're
going to enjoy a luscious meal Yata while we're going to play, and this shows us that playing and
having a good time is something that is highlighted in our religion if it doesn't go to an extreme,
live Allah who are two things, and Allah azza wa jal mentions the both of them. And he compares this
world as being a boon to Allahu wa Mahajan, higher to dunya Illa. Allah a boon, Allahu Allahu la it
		
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			means to play Allah who means pastime and amusement. What is the difference between life and law who
live is something that you do, which is not as serious, it's not as noble as other things, but it is
permissible in moderate quantities. Law, who is a complete waste of time, there is no benefit
whatsoever in that. And so Larry is something the professor's have occasionally did. He raised to
that issue, he spent time talking with his wives, he played with hazard and percent put them on his
back. This is Larry, and it is healthy, to have live law who is a complete waste of time. And that's
not something that is encouraged in our religion. So these are children of a prophet, grandchildren
		
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			of a prophet, great grandchildren of a prophet. And they are saying we're going to play that.
		
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			And some people make Islam way stricter than it is. And they say, Oh, you should not be playing or
the most, you should not organize a play event. Or if you're an adult, then you have to have a very
serious mannerism. You cannot have fun with the children. And in this surah we learned that these
children have prophets and when this is happening, they are probably 2530. They're not young kids.
The older brothers of Yusuf we mentioned last week they are so late teens, early 20s. They are
adults and they are children's of a profit and eventually they become public.
		
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			As we said, and they are saying we want to go and play now. And this clearly shows that a little bit
of moderate quantity of playing is something that is healthy and it is a requirement of life you
cannot live without a little bit of playing. And it is narrated that once Bob visited, the profits
are someone he date, and he saw some little girls using the Duff and singing, he saw other things
that happened on festivals, he became very angry. And he said, you're doing this in the house of the
Prophet system, and the Prophet was was lying there. He said, Omar, let the people know that our
religion has some laxity, or religion has some openness. You don't have to be that strict or over
		
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			let the people know that there is some openness in our religion. And we know that in the masjid of
the Prophet salallahu idea. He was setting them in his Masjid, the abyssinians came, and they
demonstrated their spirit play.
		
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			And it was so interesting, the Sahaba were all looking around, and Arusha wanted to see. And so the
prophet SAW Selim stood so that he could look from behind his shoulder. So she stood behind him in
her veil, and she put her head on her chin on the shoulder of the profitsystem to look over his head
because we're the process of withstanding nobody would block his weight. So where he was standing,
there was an opening. So the profitsystem was standing and he was standing there, and he was
standing to show her the other seniors playing. Now the seniors what were they doing, they were
using their spears and pretending to show their prowess, their manhood jumping up and down, you
		
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			know, as you can imagine having a play fight with each other. Inside the masjid of the profits of
the love of Allah, he was setting them and in our times, if we were to do this, the community would
say stop for the La la la la Cote De La Villa. How can you do that? But the prophet system is
allowing this right now we're not talking about stuff that a lot bringing in music or what No, but
these are abyssinians jumping up and down with their spears. They're, they're they're they're
showing their their powers of war. Point being lagb is something that is good, Islamic permissible
in moderate quantities. No doubt, extremes, everything is bad. So these are people they're saying,
		
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			we want to go and play want to have a picnic, and we're taking our brother use of so our silver
miners are then sent him with us tomorrow, none of that one alive. We will eat lots of food, and we
will play and the reason they're telling this to their father, don't you want us to enjoy as well.
We're gonna have a fun time. If you really love use of this is emotional blackmail. This is turning
the tables first. They make him feel guilty. They make him feel guilty by saying that why don't you
trust us? We're his brothers. Right? What's your problem Malika? Now they add the icing on the cake.
We're having a good time. Why don't you want to send us of we're gonna have good food he's gonna
		
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			play. I mean, do you really love him? This is the underlying tone. Don't you want him to be happy?
And then to emphasize that point, we're in LA Who? The half You don't? And of course, surely we will
protect him. As we said last week, the phrasing. We're in LA hula, we're in LA hula, this is the
highest possible way of emphasis in Arabic is called Tokyo. And Tokyo is to emphasize in English.
It's we have a very meager system of emphasis, right? Indeed, surely, nobody speaks like this
anymore, right? Indeed, I shall see you tomorrow. Somebody who speaks like this, they're gonna think
you're crazy. Something's wrong with you. We don't emphasize in English anymore. But in Arabic,
		
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			there's still emphasis and you can have single emphasis, double emphasis, triple emphasis, the
highest is triple Generally, we don't go to advance here but this is triple basically this triple
emphasis was in law, the lamb is emphasis in nice emphasis the lamb is emphasis and the other lamb
was in there who have children. And the reason why the law who for those who speak Arabic, the
daumier, Moon for sale mocha them. So we take the lead who we could say what the * who who we
will protect him. So the meter is matassa. But when you take the domain which is the who that him
and you put it before and you separate it, you are emphasizing of assurity Him we will protect we
		
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			will make extra protection of him. So Allahu la Hatfield on. And as we said, this emphasis if you
don't understand any Arabic, you'll understand one thing when Allah mentions that he will protect
the Quran. He uses the exact same wording in the Quran in Allah who have given exact same wording
that the brothers have use of are saying, we're in Level A Have you been meaning they couldn't have
said it more powerfully. Now notice, the first verse says in Allah who What is it? The first verse
right before law now second, this verse says in Allah Who the * have you done so now Second, we
went to good for him. Half you don't we will protect him from other evil. Look, they are it's
		
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			completely they have shut down all excuses of yockel. There's no excuses left, right.
		
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			Come on, we weren't good for him and we'll protect him from external evil. So there's no evil
internal because we're not Citroen and there's no evil external because we're half evil. Okay, so
now that they have eliminated all the excuses, Yahoo could have said, okay, call us go. But still
there's something in his heart. This is instinct. And in Arabic The word is fiercer and fiercer is a
very deep concept. And we're going to come over this again and again and sort of use the meaning of
fear rasa. And the Prophet Solomon said, beware of the ferocity of the believer, because it is true.
There's a Hadith, beware of the ferocity of the believer, because it is a true philosophy. What is
		
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			philosophy mean? We can translate in English as a gut instinct, to gut instinct. It's something that
you sense, right. For the kids here, it's spider sense, some tingling goes off, you know, something
is wrong. Okay, this is a type of philosophy. And the more Eman that you have, the more Eman that
you have, the more you will have this philosophy. Somebody comes and makes your business
proposition. And it's so sweet. And it's beautiful. Everything looks good. But something inside of
you your bells are going off. And this doesn't look right. And there's nothing you can see. But you
say, Look, I'll pass out musical thanks. But no thanks. Now, for us that cannot be used in a court
		
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			of law, right? It also cannot be used to say something. It's an instinct. So you keep it internal.
You cannot say it to anybody. You cannot base your judgment. Oh, I think there's no, it's internal.
So philosophy is an internal thing. You don't mention it to other people. So Yaqoob has this
philosophy, because he's a prophet Yaqoob has this philosophy. He knows something is not right. So
he could have said after this beautiful mocha demo this beautiful introduction of the children that
come on, what excuse Do you have, he still makes another attempt? And this really shows his concern?
Never has he handed use of over to them not once? And never has he allowed us to do it alone with
		
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			them, and without his supervision. But now that they've laid it this way, he tries one more thing
called in Nila Zuni. Until
		
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			he said, and this is an emphasis again, surely it will make me very sad. It's going to make me very
sad that you should take him away. And this shows us how correct the brothers were when they said
their father is completely in love with you. So he cannot bear to be away from you serve for one day
says I will be sad if you take him away. Right? And so panela there is a deeper meaning here that
aren't going to be even more sad if you take him away permanently. Right. The point is, they wanted
you to take him away for one day. But there's a subtle message here, because they will take him away
for a long time not permanently, but 3040 years, they take him away, right? They take him away for a
		
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			long time. And he's telling them, I will go into grief if you take him away. And that's exactly what
happens that he goes into grief until he loses his eyesight. And he's telling them these are the
warning signals beforehand. I will be very aggrieved if you take him away, and they don't they don't
heed this advice that goes past deaf ears in nilay. As soon as he entered her boy, what a half one
year hula hoop. And I'm worried and I'm scared that a wolf might eat and other scholars say that.
		
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			Firstly, Yaqoob was in the land of Canaan, Canaan, whereas canon, canon is the ancient name of photo
slean and Sham and this area. This was called the land of canon, the Canaanites and the canons. This
was what Philistine was originally called, and that whole land, so Yaqoob is living there. And they
said that he they're going out into the desert, the wilderness, and it is possible there will be
wolves and coyotes and other such animals that will attack. Now, scholars differ here. Did he really
say this? Meaning that he's scared of a wolf? Or was it just an excuse to get them off his back? Was
he really scared of a wolf? I mean, after all, how rare is it that a wolf will come and eat even if
		
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			it's a child, but how rare is it that the wolf will come and eat? So some scholars have said that
what he meant was, he is scared of you and you are wolves that some scholars said this. In other
words, he's calling his own sons, wolves that the wolves are going to devour him. This seems to be a
bit far fetched. Another opinion says that the wolves here there was a genuine fear of wolves. And
this was a land Now this might very well be true. It was a land full of animals, wild beasts and
animals. And it might have been a dangerous thing for a young child to be alone in the desert or the
wilderness. But most scholars say and this seems to be the strongest opinion. Yaqoob is not
		
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			seriously worried about wolves. He's not genuinely worried about wolves, but he's trying to find an
excuse to somehow prevent. And he says one thing that is completely factual. I will be very grieved
if you take him away. And then he has another thing, which is not a lie, but it's not
		
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			The full truth. And this is something that we have mentioned previously is permissible in Islam.
It's called toda. It's called double meaning. It's called saying one thing which is understood other
than what you intended. His intention is, well, there is a one chance in a million that the wolf
will eat him. It's not a big probability. But I just don't want you to take him. That's what he's
intending to say. But he cannot say those wordings. So he uses a very flimsy excuse, which is
factual. It's not a lie. I mean, after all, anything could happen if he said an earthquake will come
if he said, a tidal wave will come, isn't there a miniscule probability? So he mentioned a
		
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			probability that is not very strong, but he simply wants them to stop persisting. Now, this is a
back and forth, there's a, an emotional struggle going on. The brothers are persistent, that
brothers have laid out the plot to get use of Yahoo could have said yes, but he tries one more
attempt. And they refute that attempt as well. Now, before we move on, notice yaku gave them the
very excuse that they would use five iron away, he gave or three, so he gave them the very excuse.
And this, it shows us that these young adults, we should say all children, these young adults, these
young brothers of use of they were not that mature to plan out the whole plot. They were so short
		
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			sighted, let's just get rid of us. But what are they going to say? They haven't thought of this. So
when you are called gives this line, and he says, I'm worried the wolf will eat him. hallas they
have their plan now? This is what you're worried about. Okay, we have now a plan that we can skip,
what are we going to tell our fathers, they're very excuse that he was worried about? And this shows
us that the brothers of use of like most criminals, like most people who do anything, they don't
think three steps ahead, right? is just one step. I want this money, I'm going to take it now. I
want this, I'm going to do this. They don't think ahead. And this plot of theirs, fell back in their
		
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			faces. So they said all the inocula was they said if a wolf eats him, when I noticed about while we
are a large group rosca, we said means a group of 10 or more and they were exactly 10. In English,
the only court is like a gang, but a gang has a negative meaning. Right? We are a group of people
not notice. But then we're in the in the house soon. We're a bunch of losers. We have no goodness.
Right? How could a wolf take our little brother when we are 10? I mean, if you say this, and of
course realize, yeah, Google's already an elderly man. We don't know his age. But we can imagine.
He's already a grandfather. He's already elderly. He cannot take care of his own needs. So he's
		
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			relying on his sons to do all of the housework, the chores, remember, they're living in a wilderness
and this is all there are no children of Israel. Now. There are no large tribe. This is it. This is
the the Genesis This is the beginning of the large tribes of Israel. There are no allies, there are
no friends, all of the housework, all of the taking care of the goats, the sheep, all of the
building is done by these brothers, by the 10. Because Jaco Yousef and his brother are too young
right now. They are young. So these 10 are the ones taking care of your calves needs. So they're
saying, we take care of everything. You think a wolf is going to be able to do this. We're a whole
		
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			group of people were constructing we're building we're taking care of the goats and sheep. And now
you think that a wolf will do this? Come on. So it's clear that you Yeah, oops, excuse is not
strong, and they know it. As for the first they don't say anything, because they know this is true.
The first meaning I'll be sad. They know this is true. They can't say anything about this, they let
this go. But the second point is, how is this possible when we when we are an Ursa? So he gave up
them? He relented, and in this emotional struggle, the brothers have use of one over and yeah have
allowed us to go with them fell from the hobby. So when they took him away,
		
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			Allah does not finished this portion. And the missing sentence is basically they did what they did
for them as a hobby he so when they took him away, dot dot, dot, the sentence is not finished in
Arabic, and this is of the banana what are the eloquence of the Arabic language that many times
details are not mentioned? And the Quran is full of such it's called ellipsis in English means
missing phrases missing words, this is one of the problems of translation when we translate the
ellipsis of the Arabic When you translate it, it goes completely blank, how do you translate this
and the point being here, that Allah did not mention the details, because number one, it is
		
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			understood, and that is that they did what they did, and they harmed him. Number two, these details
are very painful.
		
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			And Allah does not mention these painful details. So when they took him dot, dot, dot and then Allah
says what tomorrow they all agree there's a Jima to it.
		
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			Yeah, I don't feel Oh yeah, but YouTube to put him into the recesses or the darknesses of the well,
and this shows us that there was not one merciful heart amongst them, because Allah use the verb.
		
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			There's not one heart of pity, not one heart of mercy amongst them, their heart had become so hard
that they have, there is now unanimity that we're going to throw him into the world. And some
accounts in the books of Tafseer mentioned that when they finally got away and far away from the
house, they began joking harshly with him sarcastically, they began beating him up, they began
mocking him and the love that his father had for him. And when they got to the well, they tied him
up, they took his shirt off. And he begged and pleaded with each of them that Oh, my brother, why
are you doing this? Oh, my brother. And he begged and pleaded with all 10 of them one by one. But
		
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			there was not one heart of mercy was a Jamal. And this is something like it's amazing for us to
think about their his blood brothers, and their their children of a prophet. But their heart became
so hard because of jealousy, because of greed of something that was held, as we said, over and over
again. So paddled, I imagine jealousy and greed for something that is held on something that was
held they wanted, but their hearts became blind, and the begging and the pleading and the crying of
a little boy, who is their brother, and the the, the the heart of their father, the apple of his
eye, completely rejected this, and they took his shirt off, because this is the plan that they had
		
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			done. And they threw him into the well, we're lucky, we cannot even imagine how this little boy
abandoned, tortured, mocked, ridiculed, and harmed by his own brothers would have felt he is so
young, he is not even bothered here, he doesn't understand why this is happening, that he thought
that they're gonna have a fun time. He's such an excited kid going out to have fun with his older
brothers, we're going to race we're going to do this and that, and instead, they do this to him.
Now, one point that is really powerful about this whole story. And to me, this is a point that,
really we need to think about the beauty of the Quran is that the evil actions of the brothers, they
		
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			are never described in detail. Nor does a lot ever explicitly criticize them directly.
		
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			Despite the fact that we're lucky, this is such a cruel thing that they did. I mean, when we think
about it, and we are not even a fraction of the level of the sons of these prophets, eventually, our
hearts shudder and our souls tremble that How could you have done this? yet? Allah azza wa jal does
not choose one negative adjective in the whole surah describing them as foster own volley, moon, or
any type of adjective at all. And one wonders, what is the reason for this? Surely they're worthy of
criticism? Surely, they're worthy that these details should have been mentioned these pitiful
details that would make our hearts cry that use of begged and pleaded this and that, but Allah azza
		
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			wa jal is silent. Why? What's the wisdom behind this? And it's not that the Quran doesn't criticize
other people. I mean, then we should record or criticize that you have been assaulted or criticized.
Why aren't these people criticize when they're doing such a dastardly and evil deed? Well, firstly,
		
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			of the reasons why Allah azza wa jal does not mention this is that and this is generally a Quranic
message. It is not appropriate to mention evil in detail. It's not appropriate to mention any type
of evil, whether it's lewdness and Fantasia, whether Even it is something that is not respectful. So
for example, Allah says in the Quran, if one of you comes from the restroom, Allah doesn't say if
one of you urinate or excretes Allah says no Quran, if you touch women, Allah doesn't say if you are
intimate with women. So the wordings of the Quran, are extremely Noble. And Allah does not and this
is something that is not just highlighted, but everybody does it. We go to the bathroom. Allah
		
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			doesn't say if you use the restaurant, so if you come from the restaurant, or
		
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			if you come from the restaurant, why? Because Allah azza wa jal, there's no need to be. Even, it's
not I don't even know what to use the word vulgar. There's no need to mention these details in the
language of the Quran. And this is a general rule that we don't mention evil in detail. And we
learned this from so many other instances. It's not of the etiquettes of the Muslims to go into
detail about Fantasia or about evil or about a sin that occurred in alladhina your hip bone and
Tashi alpha Villa de nomina, Allah says in Surah, noon, those who love to spread the gossip of evil
amongst the people, these are the people Allah says they're opening up a door of punishment. And
		
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			this shows us the difference between an Islamic model and the model that we live in of the world
today and the world today. Any crime and evil guarantee any murder and the * anything that
happens? The news reports it in the most extreme vivid detail, and in fact Hollywood movies are made
out of it. best selling books are done and what happens
		
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			Mankind is desensitized. The fitrah of man becomes used to listening to this evil. And it becomes
something that we that's why one of the reasons and we say this clearly, one of the reasons why
crime spreads is because the news of crime spreads. And the reality is in an Islamic in a very good
Islamic environment. You wouldn't hear of these details, let the police go do it right. Let the
people who are finding out, find out but to spread it amongst the people, there's no fun either
human nature becomes accustomed to listening to it, to spreading it. And when it becomes accustomed
to listening and thinking and spreading, this is the stepping stones to actually doing it. This is
		
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			the stepping stones to actually doing it. Therefore, the first reason why Allah does not mention
this is because it is not befitting of the majesty of Allah azza wa jal, but there's a second reason
as well. And that second reason is perhaps the key point in this sutra. And that is that these
people, the brothers of use of Allah azza wa jal accepted their repentance, they repented, they
acknowledge their sin. And notice in the Quran, the only time their sin is mentioned, is from their
own tongues, although urbanna is still fildena in akuna, Horton and they go to use a fan they say,
forgive us or use of we have done wrong, and they go to their father they say, or father, ask Allah
		
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			to forgive us, we have done wrong, and will lie This is so powerful of a message. Why? When Allah
has forgiven them, why mentioned their false? This is the perfection of Allah, Allah, when Allah has
forgiven them, why should Allah go into detail about what they did leave it. And this shows us the
majesty of Allah azza wa jal that we learned from that we should learn from true forgiveness. And
through turning the other cheek, it means that we don't go reminding people of what they had done.
We don't go mentioning the false even if they have done it. And I want you to think about this point
that how cruel they have been. And yet how merciful is a lot in describing their cruelty. It's
		
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			amazing. Allah doesn't even finish the sentence when they went with him dot dot dot doesn't even
finish because this is the perfection of Allah's mouth for Allah forgive them, why should then Allah
criticize them and mention this, and this really shows us that when we forgive, we should try our
best we can never forget, we should try our best to overlook thau fu was for who Allah says forgive
and overlook was fackrell means turn another page, just turn another page ignore what happened in
the past. And we learned from this this type of methodology. So Allah subhana wa tada says, After
this, that they throw him into the well. And what are Jamal, and what ohioana la he and we inspired
		
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			him, let him be unknown be and marry him has a have a short you will inform them of this very deed
that they have done. You will tell them of this very deed will Himalaya Sharon and they will have no
idea that you will be telling them now, some very small group of mufa sudo. And they say Allah
inspired Yaqoob what ohana, Isla de meaning Yaqoob that you will tell your children what they have
done. But this doesn't seem to make any sense. The vast majority say that will ohana la We inspired
use of of course the reason why that minority said this is problematic is because use of as a young
child and young children are not generally speaking prophets unless there are exceptions. So Isa is
		
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			an exception that he was made a profit as a baby. But otherwise, generally speaking, the rule is you
don't become a prophet until you are an adult. So how can you still be receiving why so some people
found this problematic? Others said this is when he became a prophet.
		
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			Others said and this is the majority opinion that what oh hayner la he this way is not the type of
way that makes people prophets, because there are different types of way in the Quran. And as they
have no claim says we don't want to go into too much detail but there are six types of way. six
types of way. One of them is the natural order of things, what we call Mother Nature. In other
words, the structure of the creation, right? Allah says in the Quran, then we are hayner Elana, We
inspired the bee, why he was given to the bee that you
		
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			take the flowers and eat them and give forth the the the acid or the honey. So this is a way that
doesn't make the bees profits. Oh, Hannah here means and then also from Ohio last summer, Allah gave
way to the heavens. The y here is basically the order of things. There's another type of way and
this way is one level below that of being a profit. And it is possible that people get this type of
way. But the shady I generally doesn't call it why it calls
		
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			lm l ham means an inner voice or an inner thought comes that you feel and you know is from Allah
subhanho wa Taala. And this is given to those who are one level beneath the prophets. And the most
famous case of Islam in the Quran is the mother of Moosa, the mother of Moosa are hyena la Anil de
We inspired her Oh hyena, but the way he was not to make her a prophet, We inspired her that you
suckle her, you feed him, you circle him, and then you make a basket and you put him in the river.
Now what Mother would possibly do this right, and the mother would do this, we think she's a mad
woman. But this was a type of Ye, which is called ill ham. And in ham is one level below being a
		
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			prophet. So it is possible that use of god this ill ham, before actually becoming a prophet. In any
case, it's quite clear that this is coming to use of will Oh, hyena Isla he that as soon as the
darkness of the well over took him, Allah Nord and Allah He came down immediately to console him.
		
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			What it was this constellation led to never be under whom the umbra him Haha, surely, once again,
there's still good emphasis, and there's a double here, the lamb and the known lead to not be
unknown, that surely you will inform them of this very deed. While they have no clue who you are.
Now, this simple pronunciation of a statement of fact of the future prediction, it tells us many
benefits, the first benefit or use of you're not gonna die, you're not gonna die in this world,
you're not going to be left alone and die a miserable death, because you will be you will live or
use of number two,
		
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			you will go and be reunited with your family. Yes, they left you and they turned your back to you,
but eventually you will be reunited with your family. Number three, that you will tell them
		
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			when they don't know who you are, this means that you will have the upper hand and they will have
the lower hand. So right now, they have the upper hand and you have the lower hand, but the time
will come when you will be saved from this well, you will meet them again. And you will remind them
of what they did. And you because you are unknown to them, you will have the upper hand. So this
simple phrase has in it powerful messages of optimism. And from this we can also gain a little bit
of optimism ourselves because remember why was this sort of revealed, it was revealed to cheer our
profit system up, it was revealed to make him feel the constellation the comfort and a lot of Zoysia
		
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			reminding him through the story of use of that just like your family has abandoned you, Allah azza
wa jal will cause you to go back to them and you will have the upper hand and Allah azza wa jal says
in the Quran, that this city that you are living in and learn or do, we will go back to it, your you
will be given back to it and you will be sent back to it. And that's exactly the message of use of
alayhis salaam, another point of conflict we can take, knowing the ultimate end of anything brings
about some comfort, knowing the ultimate end brings about comfort. So Yusuf is told of the ultimate
end in this world, that only a prophet can be told. For us believers, the ultimate end of the era
		
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			can be known to us meaning, the continual belief that if I am righteous, and if I am pious, then
what are people to attain, the ultimate end will be for the righteous. So no matter what is
happening in this world, no matter how tough life is, no matter how difficult, we are, suffering
from problems, always remind myself of the end, when are people treated with the end result will be
for the righteous, so use of is calmed down by the end result in this dunya? Well, in this dunya,
only the prophets are told the end results, but in the middle, we know that the righteous shall be
saved. And so we continue to hope and we console ourselves anytime and we'll see what happens with
		
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			console ourselves in sha Allah the hero replaces the hero, that is where we will get our rest and
that is why Mohammed was asked, or Mr. Mohammed, when will you rest when will you finally rest? He
said one of my first and foot entries gender, when my right foot goes into gender, that is when the
rest is otherwise there is no rest before this. So the sweetness of worshipping Allah azza wa jal
has its own reward.
		
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			Getting back to the story was about whom Russia and yeah Bakun beautiful Arabic here three more
rules over here. They came to their father, when at the time of night What was their how their state
crime was three my friends over here. So they came at night. They came back at night. They weren't
supposed to stay that late. No buddy picnics in the darkness, right? They're supposed to come back
to the post to come back at the base when the light is finishing, but they purposely delay to add to
the plot.
		
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			To pretend they were searching, they were doing this, they were doing that they didn't know what to
do. So they came at night way after they should have come, they came back to their father yakun,
crying. And in order to carry out their cruel act, they plot together a story. And in order to
embellish the story, they show these false emotions. And this is something that we all know human
nature, it is easy to show these false emotions when you have an evil heart. Emotions is not the
basis of pronouncing judgment on anything simply because somebody is crying or somebody emotional
doesn't mean that they are innocent, or does it mean that they are scot free? And this is something
		
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			that we all know from human experience. But yet, unfortunately, still, we fall into this. There's a
famous incident of should I help all the should I help all these the most famous judge that Islamic
history has ever seen? The early Islamic? Sierra is for literature. He's not a hobby. He's a topiary
and he was a very wise judge and lots of stories I mentioned about him. So it is mentioned that once
a plaintiff was a woman, she was accused of something came to him and the woman was sobbing, a
hysterical sobbing, emotional, you know, when when women cry, men get very
		
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			worried, right? Because it's human nature that the manliness of a man comes out to calm her down to
to help her so she's sobbing, she's crying. And Sheree was dead emotionless, not not one thing moved
in him. His own students were, you know, embarrassed and ashamed that the woman and what can we do
to help you sure it was dead? dead silence complete. When the woman left. They said, Oh, sure. I
mean, at least you could have shown some sympathy, why? Maybe we maybe that, you know loom was done
or something was done. She's sobbing, she's weeping. What why not the sympathy Sheree said,
		
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			verily, the brothers of use of also were sobbing and crying. And they were violent and for soccer.
		
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			They were violent and for soccer. So I don't care how much people are crying or not. We base our
ruling on facts and not on emotion and SubhanAllah. In that particular case, it turned out the woman
was lying. And those sobs and tears were fake. And this shows the that Muslim Wiseman does not judge
based upon these emotions. So they said call you Yeah, abana Oh, our Father in heaven. And
		
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			we went racing one another. What tarok now you suffer in the Medina. And we left use of with our
belongings, the food, the vessels, the containers, the meat, all that we came to have a picnic with,
because he's the youngest because he's only eight, nine years old, were the elders were the ones
playing some type of hide and seek some type of race that we're going miles or whatnot. We had to
leave the youngest one. And we left you serve with our belongings for Akela. Who's the boo? Or
Father, you gave us the excuse? We didn't have this plot in mind. Basically, you told us what to
tell you. Right? We didn't know what else to tell you. Our minds are not that developed. We're not
		
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			that imaginative. You're the wise man. And you gave us what we needed. So they use it now. This is
what you already worried about. Oh, father. Well, this is what happened for Aquila, who's the woman
until the movement in Ghana. But we know you're never going to believe the story. What Oh could not
saw the screen. Even if we are telling you the truth. We know you're never going to have a man in US
EMA and means to believe in something that is unknown. unseen.
		
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			Eman means you're believing something that you cannot prove. It's viceroys called faith. So they're
saying you will never have EMA and in us, even if we are telling the truth. Now what they're trying
to say is that we know the story is so preposterous. We know it's so far fetched. And even if we're
telling the truth, you wouldn't believe us. So why should we lie? Why should we lie then? We know it
sounds strange. We know it sounds preposterous. So why would we possibly lie? So they're trying to
make their father believe because it is a preposterous story. You know, sometimes something is so
unbelievable. When the guy says that you don't know whether to laugh or cry, you don't know whether
		
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			to believe or not. That's one of those points. And they're saying, oh, Father, we know you wouldn't
believe us, even if we are telling the the truth.
		
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			And of course here, they only add one more imaginative deal and that is why would use of be left
alone. What is the excuse here? This is the lie that they invent, that we went racing one another in
that they have no vehicle, we're having a setback or race and we left use of all alone. Watch out,
why not come you see he beat them in cash. And they brought forth his shirt with them in Khatib. So
very beautiful Arabic Bulaga here with a lying blood, the blood does not lie. But Allah ascribed the
lying to the blood to show how evil and false It was. It should be them in lieu of false blood. But
Allah said demin COVID This is a lying blood. And of course in English, it's not quite clear to
		
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			understand, but technically you shouldn't phrase
		
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			Is it like this, but a lot ascribes the lying to the blood to show what a bold faced evil life, this
is not the blood of users, it is as if the blood itself is lying. Well, Jeff Weiner community, he
beat them in Canada. And so they brought forth his shirt, and it had blood all over it. They either
sacrificed a rabbit or a goat or something, and they splattered with blood. And they handed this to
him and said, This is his shirt
		
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			or the bell. So whether telecomm and fuzu komamura. He said, No Bell, bell in the Arabic language is
helpfully Rob, which means what has gone before you negated completely. Anytime the word Bell
occurs, take this as rule, anytime Allah uses the word Bell, it is a negation of what comes before
and an affirmation of what will come after. So the word Bell, there is no English equivalent for it.
Anytime Allah says, well, it means whatever has proceeded is wrong. It's not true. And what will
come after is the truth. So Bell, so well at Lancome and full sukoon amaura your souls have made
some matter Umbra. Nikita, you don't know what it is. Yahoo doesn't know what it is. Some matter. He
		
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			doesn't know the story. So he's saying something you have your souls have made this matter appeasing
to you. He doesn't know the details. So he leaves it open. Now why didn't Yahoo believe them? Why
couldn't he believed the story? While remember he was suspicious of them from even before the story
began, when use have told him the dream, he's suspicious, I know something is wrong, they're going
to do something to you. And when they come to him, he says no, don't try to push them away. Also,
another reason scholars say that he remembers the dream of use of and the dream of use of has to be
fulfilled, how can use of be dead? When I know for a fact that all of you are going to prostrate to
		
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			him? How can you be dead? Also, they say that
		
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			the shirt itself was an evidence in that they handed him the shirt. But in their haste, they handed
him the full shirt. And it is said that Yaqoob responded, what a merciful wolf This is that eight
abuse of without having one scratch in the shirt. You see, and this is what even modern
criminologist say that there is no such thing as the perfect murder. There is no such thing. Every
murder, every criminal makes mistakes.
		
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			Because either they over plot or the unemployed. And in this case, they're so worried about what
they're going to do and they forgot to tear the shirt up, and they handed him a full shirt. So
Yaqoob knows this is just not right, something is wrong here.
		
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			Another beautiful point of this verse is that Yaqoob understands that the brothers made a plot. And
in order to plot to this plot in order to enact this plot, they need to justify it in their
conscience. Notice what I'm trying to say your coop didn't say you have done wrong. Yaqoob said,
your souls have convinced you that this doing wrong is good. You see the difference between the two
right to say you have done wrong. This is a factual statement. But he is psychoanalyzing he's going
deeper, and he is saying your own souls. Your own conscience has been corrupted. And this is a much
deeper critique. Instead of just criticizing the action. He criticizes the NEA behind the action. He
		
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			criticizes the frame of mind behind the action and this is striking the guilt deep inside that not
only have you done wrong, but your souls have managed to concoct some type of justification and you
know that justification is wrong. And of course, this is a plot of shape on any time we do a wrong
so Pamela shaytaan comes in gives us 1,000,001 excuses, every one of us myself and you when we do a
sin shaitaan comes and makes an excuse. Okay, we do this sent to avoid a bigger sin or we do this to
do that or we do that this is so what luckmann fukumura shaitaan is making this pleasing to us.
fasab Odin Jamil for sabalan Jamil sovereign Jamil. Again, this is a phrasing in Arabic that cannot
		
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			be translated into English, there's a missing phrase ellipsis there's a missing phrase here. Either
the full English would be I shall have a beautiful patience. Or it is that there is nothing for me
to do better than having a beautiful patience or some type of missing because there's this is not a
full sentence. This is not a full sentence. And the ellipsis here simply indicates that Yaqoob is
submitting to the will of Allah and saying
		
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			I will have a beautiful patience. Now, this shows us two things number one are a number of things
actually. Number one,
		
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			the the blessings and the beauty of patience. And there is much to be said here which This is not
the time and place dimension. But if you read any book of kuttabul sebata, the other side of the
body, any book that mentions the beauties of patience, where Allah subhana wa tada tells us in the
Quran, that in the law Hamas, Siberian Allah is with those who are patient, and there are only a
handful of, of nouns that Allah said he is with a handful of people in the llama, there's only a
few, probably some scholars a 12 exactly have to look it up, but less than a dozen or less than a
dozen of them in Oklahoma and we're talking right now about saw the king of them in Allahumma
		
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			sabihin. Allah is with those who are patient and Allah says that he shall reward those who are
patient without any hisab in Emeryville for sabudana General home the lady ASAP and this is hardly
ever mentioned the lady herself, the lady is AB is the highest level of reward. And that is because
every good deed is rewarded between one to 700 times excuse me between 10 to 700 times every good
deed is rewarded between 10 to 700 times the max is 700. So a person gives $1 depending on who he is
and how much that dollar means and what he gave it to, he will get back the reward of $10 sometimes
even up to 700 but not more than 700 there are a few deeds that Allah says belatacept I'm not going
		
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			to count 707,000,001 a lot does not count it's infinity. When Allah does not count there is no
counting to it. And of them we know is the one who fasts he shall get back his reward the lady
herself or so Molly will Anna GB and of them is to be patient, to be patient gives you that elite
status and there's hardly anything else in the Quran and Sunnah that is believed in herself. And the
point of sobor Allah says no on Oh, hello, Jenna Toby, masa, Bertram, and agenda because you have
been patient for near Morocco, but Tao What a beautiful reward and what a beautiful place for those
who are patient, and they had it and the eyes go on and on about patience. The second thing that
		
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			this shows a sovereign Jimmy, a beautiful patience. This shows us that suffer has many categories.
You can have a patient that it is isn't quite beautiful, but it is patience. So there are levels of
suburb, and yaku will go to the highest level of suburb. So suburb isn't just one category. It's not
a black and white on an off switch suburb is spectrum.
		
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			And the highest level of sovereign is what Jakob has said, For sovereign Jimmy, a Jimmy, a beautiful
patient. What is a beautiful patient, scholars say a beautiful patient is one in which there is no
complaining to the creation.
		
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			There is no complaining to the creation. You don't seek their sympathy. You don't go and want people
to pat you on the shoulder. Oh, it's all right. It's already things will be good for you. You don't
want that from the people. You take it directly to Allah azza wa jal as later on in the surah. In
nema escoba theva, Hosni Illa Allah, I'm not complaining to you. I'm complaining to Allah doesn't
mean to complain to Allah, we'll come to when we get to that verse. What does it mean to complain to
Allah Subhan Jamil means you don't want the sympathy of the others. There are types of patients
which are okay good, but you need some help. You need some uplifting, most of us, we are patient,
		
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			but we also want some worldly benefit. We want some worldly patting on the back and say, Oh, it's
alright inshallah it'll be good and will our hope our hearts good constellation, subaltern. Jimmy is
the highest level. I don't need any of your sympathy. I'm getting my reward from Allah. And of
course sabara we didn't talk about what Sabah means, because we talked about in a lot of detail in
the halaqaat that we were doing after Isha. But for those who didn't attend sabara means to restrain
to withhold the actual meaning of sabella is to hold back is the actual meaning of sabara. And that
is why an animal that is rained, you know the rain that you put on an animal is called cyber, it is
		
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			called an animal that is restrained is called an animal that is most bored or you have pulled pushed
it or held it back. And the reason why it's Subodh is called sub is because you're supposed to hold
yourself back, you're supposed to restrain yourself. And the reason why subud is so difficult is
because it is inaction in the face of wanted action. You want to do something your blood is boiling,
you want to let it out. You want to let your tongue you want to let your fears you want to show it
but you hold back, you hold back and the prophecies have told us the strong person is not the one
who can beat up other people. The strong person is the one who can restrain himself summer
		
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			Who can restrain himself when he's angry? This is the true test of strength, and not just angry. But
there are so many also in response to calamities, and their support and response to worship, there's
different types of stubborn, and this is a very difficult one, when you have lost a loved one. And
you know something is wrong. People can say, Why doesn't he do more? Why didn't he do more with the
the brothers of use of the response? Some scholars say that Allah had inspired him not to do that.
This is I guess we'll never know. Others have said that, in his old age, he needed these very sons
to take care of the rest of the livelihood to take care of his own. As you know, he had multiple
		
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			wives, he has other things to take care of. He himself is an old man. So he needed them for his own
livelihood, and also for their children and grandchildren. He's not just these 11 or 10 aren't the
only one they have children. And no doubt as a grandfather, he is attached to them and whatnot. And
in the end of the day, they are his sons. In the end of the day, no matter what they have done, they
are his sons, and it is unquestionable that he has some type of love for them. Well, law who Stan
Allah ma soon, will law who will Mustang and a law is the one who I will turn to for help. I'm not
turning to you for help. I'm not turning to anybody else. While law one was there are no other
		
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			matassa phone against what you have described. You've described something that surely did not take
place. No wolf ate up my son uses, I will turn to Allah to help me against what you have described.
So yaku feels helpless but in the end of the day, what can he do? These are his sons, he loves them.
And in the end of the day, they take care of him and the extended family and all that he can do is
to turn to Allah subhanahu wa tada and ask Allah to help him in finding use of and this shows us
that the believer is never alone. The believer is never without help. Allah azza wa jal is always
the help of the believer. And the phrase will love whom will stand is a phrase that we should also
		
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			memorize we should also use frequently that Allah when we stand Allah is the one who will turn to
for help. And the Prophet says Adam said that whoever turns to Allah for help alone will be
sufficient for him, whoever asks a lot Zoysia for protection, it will be sufficient for that person.
And therefore when we are faced with a calamity with the masiva we turn to Allah immediately and
effectively and in shallow data, that is the most effective way in getting our goal. I think we can
do one more I inshallah, and then we will open the floor for question. We'll just say Yara tune and
a sejarah came siara here for modern Arabs. I think it's a car, right? Say Yara comes from Sarah
		
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			you're CEO, which means travelers, right? So say Yarra, those who are accustomed to traveling. This
is the meaning of sejarah that the caravan, the people who are accustomed to traveling, will say
Yara tune, a caravan came for our celluar reader whom they sent their Waterman, the man who would
get their water. So there's one person assigned for the water for Adela Delaware, who he put his
bucket down. Now, this shows us as we mentioned two weeks ago, that Yousuf was put in a very
primitive well, because the word that a lot used is what job and not be in this case, the word bit
it was not used job. And job is an unconstructed. Well, and the fact that the man has to lower his
		
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			own bucket really shows you how primitive Now why does that benefit the story, because they're not
going to a well that is inside the city. They're not going to a world that is frequented any world
that a city dwellers would use would be a constructed world who would have a pulley it would have a
rope what not, but this is a well that is abandoned. It's not used by inhabitants. It's used by
sejarah. It's used by people who are going in the way so they have crafted a plan to put use of in a
well that is not in the city is not close to where anybody lives. It is in a faraway location, which
only the passing caravan will find. So this person comes he lowers his his, his wealth. And of
		
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			course, Allah doesn't tell us the details is understood. You don't need any imagination use of held
on to the world. And when that well comes up, and he thinks is water, it is none other than a child.
It is a boy, so called a Bushra in another area, which is good news for me or what good luck. Great,
excellent. Yeah, we should all have the hula. This is a boy, self evident. It's a boy. Why is he so
happy? Because one of the most precious and prized possessions is a slave. A human life in those
days slavery is allowed, right? And so one of the most expensive items and commodities is a slave.
Now, many of us and now this whole issue opens up the whole issue of slavery. We don't need to talk
		
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			about it. In modern times. This is a past and it's talking about
		
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			In the past where people operated upon slavery and slaves, by the way, were very expensive. A lot of
people think oh, the daydreamer wish I wish we had slaves now stuff for the law or something like
this, you know, if we had slaves who do this stuff What about some people make jokes like this fact
of the matter is slaves always were expensive. It was a very expensive commodity and only the elite
and the rich could could afford it. And even to our religion has a different understanding of
slavery. hamdulillah slavery is now finished, it is now abolished. And it is true to say without any
apologetics than our shediac made it easy to abolish slavery, I will share the I made those types of
		
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			rulings and made those types of issues where if you fall into a sin, you free a slave. If you break
faster, more than you free a slave if you have a co founder you free a slave who made a mistake, you
free a slave. So many of the explanations are to free a slave. And we're allowed to give Zakat to
free slaves. And we do this we're doing this we're doing that so so many rulings of Islam, it is as
if it is one step less than actually abolishing slavery. And that is why now that hamdulillah
slavery is abolished. No Muslim in the entire world is calling for the reestablishment of slavery,
because our religion is complete Alhamdulillah without slavery, and that's the anytime somebody
		
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			criticizes you or your religion allowed slavery, you say every every culture, every society did. But
now in our time, nobody is calling for it anymore. And that hamdulillah no issue there. So he brings
out this boy, and he says what good news. This is a boy with a Saru who blah, blah. And they hid
him. How did they hide him as merchandise. So this means that they took him out of the well, and
they put him in their belongings. They covered him up, they hit him. They didn't put him on the
horse they did. They put him in the cart, and they put sacks and bags on top of him. And they hid
him as another piece of merchandise. Why did they hide him? Because they didn't want to tell the
		
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			local people that they found a boy, because they didn't know that this boy is from far away or near.
They didn't know he could have been from the closest village. And if he's from the closest village,
then people are going to come and say we have a missing child. We have a person who's lost. No, they
didn't want any of this. They wanted to take him and sell him. What are several who build law. Well
law who are de mon Bhima Yama loon, and Allah azza wa jal is fully aware of what they weren't doing.
Now they knew what they're doing was wrong, even in their culture and their shediac. Of course, in
our show, do we have other rulings, which are even stricter, in their shitty, it is not allowed to
		
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			capture a free man and sell him and our shitty are the Profit System said, of the people who will be
punished the most on the Day of Judgment, or those who did this. You know, when you say slavery, in
Islam, it's a very different concept. And one of the biggest differences, slavery in this part of
the world was to basically go to Africa, and literally throw nets onto free people, capture them,
and then sell them in Boston and in New England and other places. This is slavery in our shediac you
are not you we're not we're not talking about modern times. We know there is no slavery, you were
not allowed to stop foot or take free people like these people did. Rather, the only legitimate
		
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			means of acquiring slaves are prisoners of war, who are not ransom by the state, other state
prisoners of war. There is a legitimate battle, and people are now prisoners. What do you do with
them when the enemy has not purchased them hasn't paid the ransom. In the old days before Islam,
they were executed. In our religion, Allah gave the allowance that okay, they can become slaves.
This is the only not just one of one. This is the only way to acquire slaves in classical Islamic
law. Of course, nowadays, we don't have to worry about that. The point is, they knew what they were
doing is wrong, why they hit him. Only guilty people hide things. They hit him as merchandise. And
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada is all aware of what they done, had done. Now the Bible mentions and we're
going to mention the Bible once in a while, rarely. And as we said before, that it is permissible to
quote from the Bible, when we clarify it is from the Bible. And we know that we leave it blank, we
don't believe in it, and we don't deny it. Our Prophet says, and I'm said, do not believe what the
Jews and Christian tells you about these stories. And don't reject it. Because you don't know it
might be true, unless it goes against your book, unless it contradicts what we know. So the Bible
says that this were ishmaelites. In other words, these caravans were children of his married now,
		
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			Allahu Island, but this seems very strange because it's married is their uncle. And to say that
there's already caravans of the children of Israel coming through, whatever the reason I mentioned,
this is seems to be a type of slur, a type of
		
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			negative remark just to say, Oh, these were evil people, and they were ishmaelites now
		
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			Is my real is not some great ancestor 10 generations ago right smile is a contemporary is like a
great uncle. And it seems a little bit stranger that some people have pointed out that they just
ascribe these people to be ishmaelites. And of course, the Bible itself in another chapter, you
know, there's contradictions in another chapter. It mentions these work, I think Ammonites or
something, though another group of people. And so there's a contradiction here. But in one chapter,
it mentioned there were ishmaelites. And I mentioned this to show you something is fishy for them
just to blame. Of course, ishmaelites means Arabs, right? So he seems a little bit fishy to blame
		
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			the ishmaelites at this level. So in any case, inshallah with this we will open the floor for
question and conclude by saying that
		
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			the story now, Allah Subhana, WA tada is setting it up. And a new phase is about to begin, where
he's leaving the land of Canaan, he's leaving the land of Philistine and he's leaving it because his
brothers have plotted and planned against their father and he's leaving it basically being carried
with sacks of other merchandise hidden in in other types of items. And we thank Allah subhana wa
Tada. By the way, this is one point that I wanted to mention, we thank Allah subhana wa Taala that
the times that we live in is so different from those barbaric times because Subhana Allah look in
those days, there is no government there is no police force. There is no Interpol there is no
		
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			nothing of this nature. And I say this in all frankness, Allah, it is a blessing from Allah, that we
live at times where there's civilized society, in many respects. Of course, there's a lot of
problems with that society. But look at the look at the positives, right? Allah azza wa jal tells us
in the Quran, that the two biggest blessings that he gives any society are what are the two biggest
blessings.
		
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			Society
		
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			security in which Surah atama home enjoy Anwar Menachem min health. These are the two biggest
blessings of any society to have full stomachs and to be in security. Right. And we're lucky it is a
blessing that we live at a time where it is almost unprecedented the type of security overall in
that in those days halus Yousuf is gone nothing can be done. There is no government there is no
agency there is no you know, police force there is no Interpol there's gonna do this and that in our
days and hamdulillah there's a little bit of this that on a worldwide level, of course it has its
negatives, but there are also positives here and the truth should be said and the praise should be
		
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			given where it is due and we thank Allah xojo for having caused us to be born and live in a society
where generally speaking hamdulillah we are provided for in terms of food and we are living in very
safe and humane settlements and inshallah we will resume next Wednesday in sha Allah to Allah La
		
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			in nephin dounia Salah
		
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