The history and meaning behind the title of Afghanistan is discussed, including the importance of the message of Islam to not only the people and their families, as well as the significance of the message of Islam to both the people and their families. The importance of social activism, family, personality, and setting boundaries is emphasized, along with the need to be a good Muslim to avoid false accusations and avoid false goduals. The speakers emphasize the importance of practicing Islam, learning and mastering the rules of Islam, and bringing out the truth to avoid harms and avoid violence. The segment ends with a discussion of the importance of bringing out the truth and being a Muslim person in the face of violence.
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When our Prophet sallallahu I think he was starting to migrated from Mecca to Medina.
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He entered in upon a city where the majority of its inhabitants were still non Muslims. We need to
understand many of us when we think of Medina we think of an entire Islamic Society. Yes, that was
the case at the end. But when he entered the city, perhaps 15 maximum 20% were Muslim. The majority
of the city was a non Muslim city when he entered Medina solo and he was Hello. And when he entered
the city, the people of the city were expecting him waiting for him. They were gathering outside
wanting to see who is this man? What is his message? What is he teaching? There was excitement
suspense building up. And one of the people who was there narrated to us the very first howdy are
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hotspot or lecture he gave, as soon as he entered the city of Medina, one of the people who was
there was the Chief Rabbi of Medina, yahudi, Chief Rabbi, and his name is Abdullah bin Salaam, and
Abdullah ibn Salam at the time, he was a yahudi. And he was expecting the profit to come and he
wanted to check. Is this the same profit that Moosa predicted? Is this the one that we're waiting
for or not? So he as a rabbi, is amongst the first people to greet the Prophet sallallahu either he
will send them and he narrates to us this beautiful Hadith, which will be the topic of my cookbook
today. The Hadith is narrated by Abdullah urban cinema in Sudan activity and it is authentic. And he
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says, I was amongst the first people who greeted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when he
entered the city of Medina. And as soon as I saw him, I recognized that his face was not the face of
a liar.
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Abdullah, even Suriname accepted Islam by looking at the face of the Prophet.
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Before even the Prophet says have opened his mouth, the beauty, the majesty, the the spiritual light
that Allah had gifted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam with it affected people have lost in
sincerity and Abdullah even Salah was a sincere person. He was a sincere person looking for the
truth. And we as Muslims believe we as Muslims believe that there is a type of perception, a
spiritual perception. The Arabic term is fiercer and fiercer means you can detect something call it
a sixth sense, call it an intuition. Those people have Eman and taqwa they have something and people
sometimes they they meet another person that something's going on in their minds. This person,
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something's not right about him. This is what we call rasa. And according to our religion, this is
an Islamic concept. The more imminent taqwa you have, the more correct your ferocity is, and
Abdullah ibn Sanam had this philosophy.
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And by looking and gazing at the beauty of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he converted who
amongst us can claim that somebody converts to Islam by looking at him other than Rasulullah
sallallahu it he was sending him. So Abdullah bin Salim basically converts looking at the Prophet
system. Then he says, The first words that he spoke were this. So this is the first call that a
hotel called the IDF call it a quarter among the first advice he gives when he enters the city of
Medina. And what is this advice? a yohannes of shoe Suriname water mo Tom was single or ham was a
lovely lady when NASA neon una agenda the Salah for commandments followed by one prediction, one
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blessing, four commandments, all people all mankind. Notice he's not saying all Muslims he
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Entering a city, the majority of whom are non Muslim, or mankind yohannes. The message of Islam is
not just for the people in this Masjid. The message of Islam is not just for me and you, and Johan,
as this is what I'm calling you to all people. This is my message to you. And he mentioned four
things. Now listen to me carefully. Each one of these four things, represents something bigger than
it is not just these things. Each one is a pillar, and he mentions the door that opens up the big
pillar of the big room. Each one of these four is an indication for a far bigger aspect of our
lives. What are these four things? Oh, people are mankind. Number one of shoe salon, spread the
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center. Number two, to feed the hungry. Number three, signal or ham be good to your family. Number
four, salute a lady when naturalium pray at night when everybody's asleep. If you do these four
things, I guarantee you that hidden agenda, this alarm, you will enter agenda, insulin and peace. So
what are these four things and what does each one represent? That is the topic of my brief and short
hold but today, number one, spread this alarm spread the solemn here means spread the greetings of
Salam say Salaam wherever you go, say Suriname. Now what does this indicate? Say Salaam. Remember I
said What did I say? Each one of these four indicates something bigger than it each one of these
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four is the key that opens up the door to something that is much greater than it so number one
spreading the Salaam indicates perfecting your love with one another Why? Because how do you begin
and how do you end any interaction with another human being you begin and end with the salon as soon
as you meet somebody you begin setup and then when you leaving you end with setup by the prophet
system saying perfect the salon, spread the salon. Make sure you say it and you mean it. What this
indicates is your luck your interactions with other people they have to be based on Suriname and
spreading Suriname doesn't just mean saying assalamu aleikum wa salam aleikum, know, it means saying
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it, meaning it, saying it acting upon it. What does a seller widecombe mean? Do we even know that it
means salam o Alaikum is a statement of fact and it is a dua and it is a mention of the names of
Allah all three and one. It is a statement of fact, as salam or Aleikum may no harm and evil tattoo.
So statement of fact, I'm not going to harm you because I'm wishing for you. So how can I say
Assalamu alaikum.
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And at the same time, how am you with my hand with my tongue with my clock? What type of system is
this? How can I say a samurai they come and then back bite you? How can I say a Salaam Alaikum and
then myself cause you harm and I've just said a Santa Monica. So a Salam aleikum is a statement of
fact that I'm not going to harm you. It's also a Dar es Salaam Alaikum main no harm ever touch you.
I want what's best for you. I don't want you to suffer and be in pain. My happiness is your
happiness, your happiness is my happiness. And it's also mentioning the name of Allah because one of
the names of Allah is what I said. So when we say a cinnamon alaykum, we are also saying May Allah
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who is a Salam be watching over you may Allah who is as Salam be protecting you may Allah who is As
salam bless you would send them so when we say a salam wa Alaykum what we are doing we are
indicating to our brothers and our sisters we're integrating to anybody we say Sam to that no harm
will come to you from me, and I want only what is good for you. And I make dua to Allah that the
best and only the best happens to you. Can you imagine? If all of society perfected the system?
Where would evil come from?
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Can you imagine if everybody perfected the Salaam as our prophets of Salaam said spread the Salaam
perfect the Selim, if we truly perfected this Anam, there would be no lying No cheating, no
stealing, no backstabbing no back what they would all be gone, because that is what spreading the
Siam entails. So point number one, monitor your clock with other people and perfect the setup. Point
number two. And by the way up to salam, our profit system was asked a huge Islamic have been whose
Islam is the best. In other words in our English, which Muslim is the best Muslim and the Hadith
goes on. But one of the things the process of them said the Muslim who says Salaam to everybody, the
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one he recognizes and the one he
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does not recognize and will like your brothers and sisters, we have a problem in our modern Muslim
world that we only say Salaam, to those whom we recognize. And that's not the sooner we only say
Salaam to those whom we recognize No, you say Salaam to everybody. And when you say Salaam, you say
it from the, from the reason you say it and you mean it. Assalamu alaykum May Allah who is a Salaam
give you set up. Nothing but good Salah means the absence of harm Salah means the absence of evil.
So As salam o Alaikum, may no harm ever befall, you may know misery may you never be in pain. So
number one, spread this around perfect setup. And I said, What does it mean? Perfect, you're
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allowed. Number two, to
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feed your food to the hungry. Feed your food to the hungry.
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Dear brothers and sisters. Being a good Muslim is not something that requires selfishness. You can't
be selfish and be a good Muslim. Being a good Muslim is not a private matter. Being a good Muslim
doesn't just mean you go to your home and you go to the masjid and you go back home and you go to
the masjid. No, go to mo to
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feed your food to the hungry. Do you know my dear brothers and sisters? That's the first
commandments of our religion had nothing to do with salah and Zika and Hajj. Do you know that Salah
became obligatory? 13 years after a croc was revealed? Do you know zeca and cm became obligatory 15
years after it was revealed. Hajj became obligatory 20 years after it was revealed. I want you to
think about that for more than a decade. Those early Muslims are not being told to pray or too fast
or to give up or to go for Hajj, think about it. So then what was Islam? What was Islam without
these rituals? Because rituals came later on. Much can be said. But do you know what the second
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commandment Allah revealed in the Quran was the first we all know worship Allah alone, avoid
idolatry, right? That's the first command line. Allah avoid the false gods. Of course. Do you know
the second among in the Quran that was revealed? Do you know the second aspect of of purity of Islam
that Allah revealed? Look at the early mock consumers read the early mock consumers how Allah
describes those Muslims who weren't obligated to fast or to give Zakat or to pray How does Allah
describe them? While you're a Muna Tama help be he Miskin why your team and what a zero in mo calmly
watchi la la la, la la la Shakira. The believers are those they give up their food. Even though they
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love that food, they need that food, they desire that food, they share their food, with the beggars,
with the orphans with the prisoners of war. And they say to them, we are giving you this food don't
thank us. Don't thank us. Not we don't want your attacks, we want the pleasure of Allah subhana wa
Tada.
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Islam cannot just be personal rituals. The second pillar of this idea for Remember I said each one
of these represents something else. The second pillar of feeding the hungry. It represents social
work. It represents giving back to the community. It represents standing with the oppressed, feeding
the hungry, sponsoring the orphan, helping anybody who is in need. And my dear brothers and sisters,
and I'm sorry for being so blunt here, and I am a guest and visited your land and your Masjid. But
voila, he I don't have the time none of us has the time to be politically correct anymore. We need
to call a spade a spade. One of the problems of Western Islam. One of the problems of Muslims living
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in the West is that they have neglected this very important pillar of giving back to their own
communities. They live selfish, isolationist bubble lives, and they don't understand a part of Islam
is to be social, a part of Islam is to feed the hungry is to have soup kitchens is to do something
for your own community, regardless of whether they're Muslim or non Muslim. Hunger is not an Islamic
problem. It's a human problem. And if you look at the theater of the prod when this first came down,
when this verse came down, there were no Muslim prisoners of war. There were no Muslim yet. The
first comes down in early Makkah, and the majority of people of Makkah, are pagans. And Allah says
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the believers are those who they give up their own food to these pagans, because it doesn't matter.
Hunger is a human problem. And a hungry child. We don't ask him are you Muslim so I can give you the
food. One lucky
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what Islam is this? You're gonna quiz the chap, what is your religion that I can donate to you? We
have an issue brothers and sisters, that many Western Muslims have failed to do what our Prophet
system did, which is what? To be compassionate and sympathetic to those in need around them. And
because of this, people have misunderstandings about our faith. Look at our Prophet system, what did
he do for those 40 years before it cracked him the first 40 years of his life What was he known for?
He was known for being the compassionate the trustworthy the saw the mean, I always say this he was
known as Assad Canada mean before anybody ever called him out of soon and and Debbie, and that is
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very important before you open your mouth with a new theology. Before you open your mouth with a new
religion. You have to show the people you genuinely care about them.
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When FRR came and the processor comes rushing back to Khadija Milani, dusty Ronnie Khadija calls him
calms him down. What does Khadija say? A different body? What does Khadija say? That paragraph will
ah he we should memorize it. What is Khadija c'est la la la li la musica la vida. No by Allah Allah
will never humiliate your love will never cause you to go straight. Why? Number one, you're good to
your family. Number two, you feed the hungry. Number three, you take care of the orphan number four,
you're generous with those who need generosity. Number five, what to eat what Allah Jimmy, I know it
will help. And anytime some good needs to be done in this society, you're at the forefront doing it.
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Now who was our processing, being generous to Muslims, there were no Muslims in his first 40 years
of life. Brothers and sisters, look at the rising Islamophobia. Look at the sentiments around us.
And understand that if we were following the sooner and a part of the sooner is to care for the
compassionate of our societies, a part of the sooner is to have soup kitchens in our time. A part of
the Sunnah is anybody who's downtrodden and oppressed we stand up for their rights. And remember
when you stand up for truth and justice, one of the early points of Islam no to racism, and Bilal
inhabit she said manual fallacy. So haber Rumi are all equal to the elite of the forest if they have
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a man and taqwa that was not politically correct to say at that time. But truth shall always
prevail. And if we stand up to those whose rights are being transgressed, if we stand up and protect
the oppressed, if we stand up for the orphan for the poor, for those who don't have shelter,
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yes, it is true, it is true, we will get positive PR. But let me also say one thing, that should not
be our goal. That should not be our goal. We will get positive PR, but our goal should be what? In
the monetary bokun. They were cheap.
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And you see brothers and sisters, let me be very explicit here. feeding the hungry, is not good PR
for Islam. feeding the hungry is a necessary part of Islam.
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We do it for the sake of Allah. And the good that happens is a gift from Allah.
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But we do it for the sake of Allah. What are the first students revealed? Our eternity you can do
will be Dean for daddy can daddy only a team to Allah
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miski what are the first suitors revealed? Allah azza wa jal is saying Haven't you seen the one who
has rejected the Day of Judgment rejected religion rejected Allah subhana wa tada The one who
rejects a law that is the one who pushes the orphan away. That is the one who does not encourage the
feeding of the hungry and the poor. Which means what if you believe in a law, you will embrace the
orphan. If you believe in a law, you will feed the hungry and the poor will to try to harm social
work. The biggest problem of poverty is hunger. So when our Profit System says eliminate hunger,
this means people that don't have clothes, you give them clothes, people who don't have shelter,
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give them shelter, people who need anything, you give them that thing. This is a necessary part of
Islam. And I'm sorry for being blunt here, but will lie I speak as a person who travels across the
western world I feel I feel we have miserably failed in living up to the Sunnah of our Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam we all know how he was when you compare our communities where How far do
we have? So number two social activism? Number three, saloon or ham. Be good to your family? fulfill
the ties of kinship? How can you be a good human to your colleagues and coworkers and a bad father
or mother or a bad husband and wife? Well, lucky it is easy to put on a show of good o'clock amongst
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your co workers. You sit with them three, four or five hours a day.
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You go home, it's easy to pretend to be polite when you're in public. Do you know the real people
who know who you are, it's your family. And that is why our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
said, hydrocodone, hydrocodone de la was
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the best person amongst you all, is the one who is the best to his family. You know, if your wife,
if your children genuinely respect you and love you, chances are you're a good person.
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And if your wife and your children despise you, when you come home, you become a Frankenstein, a
monster, outside, cheerful smiley, you come home, you become the tyrant at home. That is your true.
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How can you be good to strangers and nasty to your own family? That's not the good Muslim will say
no, or am the good to your family, your immediate family, your parents, your children, and then of
course, your cousin's your uncle. So family is the building block of society. When you make families
strong, society is strong. And when family tears down, society stays down. So one of the principles
of our religion there are four principles and this idea, right, number one, good luck with
everybody. Number two, social activism give back to your communities. Number three, family, family
because society needs good family. And then last, last, but not least, nonetheless. Last, personal
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rituals. Notice in this Hadith, where did it come? Well, so Luba lady will not
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pray at night when everybody is asleep, don't don't have to publicize your you're a badass. Pray at
night when everybody's asleep. rituals are important to your brothers and sisters. But there were
three things that were mentioned before rituals. rituals are important. let nobody misunderstand.
But the professor's sort of emphasize three things before he got to the rituals. And then he even
said about the rituals, the more private the better. You don't need to show me your rituals. You
don't need to post on Facebook, how many times you pray in your you know, private, as much as
possible, private, it is important, but keep as much as you can, private. And remember Islam is not
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just rituals. Let me say another difficult statement. Brothers and sisters, and I don't want to
offend anybody, but will lie, we are in a serious problem right now. The pressures around us what we
need to understand, we don't have time to bury our head in the sand and ignore everything. What we
have done many of us Islam is now only about rituals. What we have done, Islam is concentrated only
in the rituals, and we ignore the other elements of Islam. Good Allah being honest, having a pure
art, wanting what's good for other people feeding the hungry, being good family members. This is
just as Islamic as the other element as well. Please, nobody misunderstand me. Of course, it's
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important to pray. Of course, we have to fast of course. But in this heavy, it's there. But there
are other things as well. Why do we jump over the first three and we concentrate on the fourth.
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Remember what our Prophet says Adam said, verily a man, verily, a man reaches the place of the one
who fasts every day, and prays all night, simply by his good luck.
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You don't have to be the sole one, a one the one who in order to get to the highest place of gender
Islam is a is a is a comprehensive, holistic way of life is not just a bar that that define you as a
Muslim. It's how you are as a person, it's how you are with your wife, with your children. It's how
you are in society. All of this is also important when it comes to defining Islam and even rituals.
The more private the better it is, what's our luban lady Vanessa Nia? Yes, some rituals have to be
in public Juma has to be in public, but otherwise, as much as you can do in private, do it in
private. And of course, this haddie concentrates on 200 Why? Because he who protects the hedges
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protects everything else. And this clearly indicates each one of these four things is a window to
much bigger than it because the one who protects the 100 Have you ever heard of anybody who prays
200 and he doesn't pray the five prayers it's impossible, right? Have you heard of anybody who prays
to God and he doesn't fashionable that doesn't work that way. So by mastering tahajjud you've
mastered the rebar that the rituals and that shows us each one of these four. It's one thing if you
master it, everything else follows it right. So these are the four things that are mentioned. Number
one, good luck with other people buy through the Salaam number two social activism through feeding
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the hungry primarily. Number three, being good with your family. And number four, your personal
ibaadat with Allah subhanho wa Taala. If you do these four things, what did our Prophet system say?
I guarantee you You shall enter Jannah in Salaam in peace and this ID is called the hadith of Salah.
This is called the hadith of Salah. Why? Because it's narrated by others.
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Don't even sell them. And it begins with Sam. And it ends with Sam spread this Sam usual enter
agenda in Salaam May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant us that Salaam in this world and the author of
botica law he would want to find a way you can be more female to a dictator Hakeem audiometers
marone was tough for a lot of the money What? What he said was you may put them in first off
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hamdulillah al hamdu lillahi WA, in I had a solid a lady, let me lead what am youlet wollombi akula?
Who Khufu and ahead, what are your brothers and sisters, it is typically not my methodology to talk
about anything of a political nature when I'm in another land. But unfortunately, the circumstances
call for us to comment on the tragedy that took place in the neighboring land of Belgium, the
bombing that took place in Brussels. And my dear brothers and sisters, we have to be very, very
clear and explicit here. That it is an undeniable reality that all of the scholars of Islam, from
the east to the west of all different theological schools have agreed that these types of
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terroristic attacks, number one go against the Quran and Sunnah. And number two, cause more harm
than good. Both of these are realities. And if you do not agree with number one, because there are
people out there, they might be a small percentage. But there are people out there who have self
taught LMR, who have people that have studied on their own, and they're attempting to justify these
deeds, by snippets of lectures here and there by quoting an incident of the Sierra here and there.
But I stand by what I say no scholar of repute, no scholar who has established his scholarly
credentials of any theological school has ever justified and condoned the killing of innocent
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civilians in this particular manner that's taking place you don't just go and you bomb people in
this matter, it is how long and it goes against the Quran and the Sunnah, and the methodology of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And for those small groups of people who don't agree with what
we are saying and our interpretation, 99.99% of the world says this, you follow your self taught
roadmap. Look at the second point, look at the second reality. Forget the text, then use your common
sense, has any good come by more bloodshed by more violence by killing more people look at the
realities of the last 15 years more invasions, more bombs, more drones, more draconian laws, more
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problems of the Muslim community who has benefited in all of this bloodshed, this senseless
violence. Dear brothers and sisters, please use the intelligence that Allah has given you. Well, law
hinda de la ilaha illa, who I personally am one of the most vocal critics of much of Western foreign
policy, don't call me some type of stooge for America. I am an American, and I criticize my own
country, perhaps one of the most vocal go looks listen to my lectures on YouTube, I criticize the
foreign policy, but that doesn't mean we kill the innocence around us who have no clue, no
understanding nothing to do with that foreign policy. What vision what are called what foreign
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incident are you using? We live in this land, you've gone to school with these people. They are not
the ones guilty for the crimes of Iraq or the crimes of understand or whatnot, they're living their
daily lives. By what justification? Are you going to say that it is permissible to kill these
people, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, it applies in some circumstances, you cannot open up
the Koran and books and then think you are a fucky This is the biggest problem of these movements,
brothers and sisters. The equivalent is somebody opening up a book of neurosurgery finding a
paragraph and then performing neurosurgery right then and there. My dear brother and sister in
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Islam, look at your edema what forget me there are people that have spent 5060 years in this in
their in their in and they are the senior owner of the world. They were reputable. Before all of
this fitna began, finally one amongst them who has justified these types of deeds, you will not find
them. The only groups of people that justify these deeds are young people that have self taught
their faith. They have read a few books, maybe done this and that and then they're saying, oh, it is
handled because of this, if that's handled because of that verse and whatnot, brothers and sisters,
you don't just open up the text and then cut and paste according to your whims and desires. And if
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you disagree with this point, number one, point number two, which is what good has ever come out of
anything of this nature? Dear brothers and sisters, please think use your rash. This is not the
religion of Islam. Look at the Theatre of the process of Do you know what eventually happens? God
says one of the great
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scholars of the Tabby room he studied with some of the Sahaba. Do you know what a zoo he said? He
said, The best time for the Tao of Islam in the spirit of the process of them. When most people
converted, more people converted in that timeframe than any other timeframe was when the Treaty of
Arabia was in effect, and everybody lived in peace. And people saw the reality of Muslims, more
people converted during peace than all of the wars before that. This is what zubiri is saying. And
azuri is not as tough as an American sellout. He's a Tabby who studied with the Sahaba. Even Chavez
Rouhani clearly said, the biggest benefit for Islam was that period of peace when people could see
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the reality of Islam, brothers and sisters. Imagine if Allah had not blessed you to be born in a
Muslim family, and you're living in another family. And all you hear about Islam is bombs and
violence and terroristic issues. What will be your impression of Islam and of the Prophet of Islam?
This is what has this these groups have accomplished? And I say loudly and clearly, these radical
groups have harmed the image of Islam infinitely more than all of the foreign policy of Western
lands combined. They have harmed the image of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam infinitely more
than all of the Western foreign policy blunders combined. Because those blunders didn't harm the
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image of Islam. Yes, innocent Muslims were killed. I agree but harming the image of Rasulullah
sallallahu Sallam bringing in negative concepts of Islam. It is these groups that have done it, not
Western policy.
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Dear brothers and sisters, ask the people of knowledge go to those whom you trust, find out and you
know, bravery doesn't necessarily mean every single time fighting and killing. Yes, there's a time
to be brave in that manner. And there's sometimes a time to be brave in other manners. Look at the
seal of the prophets of the Lord he was seldom and you will understand these actions have nothing to
do with that blesses zero, do your brothers and sisters, Allah azza wa jal clearly mentioned in the
Quran, that whoever kills an innocent life it is as if he has killed all of mankind. And our Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Whoever kills a more I hid and a more hot more I hate is a non
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Muslim, whom we have a treaty with, whoever kills them or I hid will not smell the scent of
Paradise, even though it smell goes to such a long distance. And our scholars of today have said
that us living in these lands. It is a type of ad. It is a type of Treaty, that we are not allowed
to view these people except as people who we have a treaty with. That's what the passport and the
visa indicates that we have signed the contract we are tacitly approving none of our senior scholars
of any school any school has justified these deeds so please brothers and sisters, ask the real
people the knowledge and see for yourselves what has happened and then do what you can to dispel
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these myths. Follow this Heidi have good manners, be charitable and social work, be good to your
family and perfect your rituals. This is the best that work to Islam. Brothers and sisters. This
Hadith that I quoted today is the hadith of Salaam and realize that we are the people of Islam and
we spread Salam wherever we go. And we believe in the Lord Who is the Lord of Salaam Aloma and the
salam wa minca salaam Salaam comes from Allah subhanho wa Taala and we are the ones who spread that
Salaam in this world. So we asked a lot who is a Salaam that he makes us the people of Islam. And we
also pray to Allah subhana wa Taala that we are the true believers of Assam, that Allah subhana wa
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tada will call this call us to enter His abode because his abode is called taolu. Sam, Jenna is
called down to set up so we want to get to TAO to sit down and a lot is calling us and Allahu is SNM
is calling us today to set up what La Jolla drew in a data center. So we are the people of Suriname
and the people of Islam and we believe in a center and we want to enter a data center and you know
what will happen when the people who believed in asylum and who spread the center and and who
perfect Islam? Do you know what will happen when they enter darussalam As salam will greet them with
the greetings of Saddam saddam Hola, murghab de Rahim Taha to whom yo yo owner who set up so we
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believe in Suriname and we worship a Salaam and we spread setup and we want to enter a data center
and our sincere to our to Allah subhana wa tada is that we are the people whom he greets with the
greetings of Salaam as we entered out of solemn because my dear brothers and sisters when a seller
sends his Salam upon the people of Salaam as they enter darussalam no harm no evil, no one
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Fatigue no suffering can ever touch them because a law who is a Salaam has guaranteed set out to
those people. And that is why that place is called Jenna because there is nothing in general except
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