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Bismillah R Rahman Rahim al hamdu Lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah wider Allah He will be
here woman whether
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we will resume after our hiatus of taking a break, resume our story of the theatre of the profits of
the LaGuardia he was selling them and the lessons and morals that we can derive from them. And our
last head up we had talked about the incident of the boycott, the incident of the boycott of the
prophets of Allah, Allah who was send them. And the fact that for and again, we don't know for how
long a year and a half, two years maybe even three, as some people said, but most likely lesser than
that, or maybe a year, year and a half. The new Hashem took on a self imposed exile because of the
economic boycott as we had explained, the boycott was economic. The porridge said we will not we
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will not buy and sell to the brainwashing. We will not marry any of our daughters or our sons are
not going to propose to the bone Ohashi. And so in anger and self righteous anger Abu Talib said
we're just going to leave MCC if you're going to treat us this way we have no need for you. And so
they lived in the valleys that was owned by the bundle Hashem, and they allows the witch and allowed
them to eke out an existence with great difficulty, until finally we explain how other members of
the orange sympathize with the bundle Hashem, and they orchestrated the Atonement of the boycott.
And when this occurred, I will follow along with the bundle Hashem returned to Mecca. And this
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occurred in the 10th year of the dharwad, around two and a half to three years before they hit you
out of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, the 10th year of the Dharma, now, barely had they
returned when Allah subhanho wa Taala. willed for three great calamities one after the other, three
great calamities one after the other, each one of which was its own difficulty. We cannot say each
one was bigger than the one before each one was its own difficulty. And these three calamities all
took place in the span of two months. And because of these three calamities this whole year is
called the year of sorrow, the year of sorrow armel isn't because of the calamities that the Prophet
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system underwent. The first of these calamities, which took place around six weeks, Some even say
five weeks, after the bayou Hashem returned to Makkah, was that Abu father fell sick and the pangs
of death began upon him, it was clear that he was about to die, after he had lived a full life after
he had done what he could for the Prophet system to support him and protect him. Now the pangs of
death came upon him, and that he eventually passed away in the month of show one of the 10th year of
the Dow in the month of chawan, in the 10th year of the data, and we have a number of authentic
reports about his death. The most authentic one we have a detailed paragraph inside the body itself,
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a detailed paragraph inside a body about the death of Abu Khalid, and it says that when Abu Talib
reached the newness of death when the pangs of death began upon him, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam entered in upon him, while Abuja was there, and the Prophet system said to him, oh, my
uncle, c'est la ilaha illallah wa, one kalama that I will be able to argue with you in front of
Allah subhana wa tada Kelly Martin or juca Bihar in the law, if you just say this kalama I have an
excuse. If you don't say it. I don't have an excuse. And he was about to say it. He was about to say
it, but there with him was Abuja and Abdullah ibn ab omiya. And they said to him, yeah, about a
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third of one miletti Abdul muttalib. Are you going to leave the religion of Abdulmutallab your
father, and they kept on saying this to him every time they thought he was going to say it. They
said to him, yeah, I thought if you're going to leave Abdulmutallab his religion and they kept on
going back and forth, until the last that he said he is upon the religion of Abdulmutallab. He never
actually said La ilaha illa Allah. And so when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam saw this, he
said,
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I shall continue to ask Allah to forgive you the selfie rhondella
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I will continue to ask a lot to forgive you until Allah stops me from doing so. Now pause here for a
while. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his role
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was to obey the commandments of Allah. And the general rule all of the prophets they don't just make
up their minds about what they want to do they have to wait for a laws commandment. And generally,
the prophets obey this commandment. However, the profitsystem in this case felt so emotionally
attached. He said, even if Allah hasn't told me to, I will ask Him to forgive you unless he stops me
from doing so. So his emotion dictated to him something that Allah had not told him to do. And that
is that I'm going to ask Allah to forgive you unless Allah stops me from doing so. And so Allah
subhana wa tada revealed in the Quran, maca and in the V will let me know and yes sulfuryl mushy
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kina can only kotoba Min badie Matsui and Ella home and Hamas how booja him? This is Seurat October
3 October that Allah says it is not appropriate makan Allenby and it's a beautiful reprimanding
Allah did in serum. You say to him, You made a big mistake. Allah didn't say to him, that How could
you have disobeyed me rather Allah said to him in a very gentle manner, ma can and in Navy, it is
not right for the profit, or for the believers. That this asked a lot to forgive anyone who's going
to help even if their relatives it's not right. I mean, you are the Prophet of Allah, you know that
he didn't die upon tauheed it's not appropriate that you then ask Allah to forgive him when you know
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that he didn't die upon tauheed so Allah subhana wa tada revealed this verse and the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam desisted from seeking His forgiveness. And Allah subhana wa tada also
reveals Sudoku puzzles at this time and insert of puzzles, Allah subhana wa tada says, In Nicoletta
demon, abeta joaquina, La Jolla de Manya. Sha, that you you're a pseudo Allah
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will not be able to guide those whom you love. Rather, Allah guides those whom he wishes to guide
you, you are a pseudo law will not be able to guide those whom you love. Rather, Allah subhana wa
tada will guide those whom He wills. And in another Hadith and a Buddha Woods sunon, we find that it
was in fact, Ali Ali, who eventually came to inform him that his father had died. So from this, we
actually come together that the profitsystem visited upon him on his deathbed, but he wasn't there
when he died. So he tried, he tried, he tried, then he went back home. Then perhaps a little bit
later, it came and said to him, that your uncle has passed away. Your uncle has passed, meaning his
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own father. And another version in that Michael ball, your misguided uncle, now this is the Son and
the son had, obviously you mean, he felt more of a disappointment in his own father, that he hadn't
accepted Islam. So there is more harshness in it, than there is in the Prophet system to overthought
it because it feels, you understand. And he feels a double disappointment that this is my father,
and he didn't accept Islam. And so when he dies, he goes to the process and he tells him, your
uncle, and in those report, your misguided uncle, not even my father, your misguided uncle has died.
So the Prophet system said to him, go and bury him. And Ali said, but he died emotionally. Meaning
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How can I bury him is he is not a Muslim. And so the process was said, Go and bury him. And come
back, as soon as you have finished burying him, don't do anything on the way, come back as soon as
you have finished. So he went and buried him. And then he came back and the dust was still on his
body. And the profits are made along to our for him. And he said, that I would not give up all of
those dollars for this world and all that is in it, that the process of made do out for him to calm
him down and to bring him solace and comfort. So I thought it said that I would never exchange all
of this for the world and all that it has contained in another version. And this is a version that
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we have mentioned the story before. But according to some narrations, this occurred right now, and
let me pause you for a bit
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and say that, as we have said many times before, these 13 years of muck, we actually have only a
handful of incidents. We don't have that much. And to make matters worse, we really don't have a
chronology, unlike we know but that occurred this year, or this year, has occurred this year. When
it comes to the Macan events. A chronology is very difficult for many reasons, because we hardly
have narrations and what do we do? One person is narrating one incident, and there's no context to
provide when it occurred. So according to one interpretation, and this does make sense
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famous story where the people visited a booth all day. And they begged him to
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prevent the profitsystem from pitching no matter what. And he said to the process of that, look, my
people have surrounded me, what do you want me to do? One version has at the beginning of this year.
Another version has it on his deathbed. A Buddha had an Arabian omiya. And what he did when they all
came to Abuja, Abu Dhabi, and they said, You are about to die, resolve this conflict now, or else is
going to get into civil war. And this also makes sense that they tried one last attempt through a
body. And the condition was, as long as he keeps to himself, we'll keep to ourselves. So fair and
square Enough, enough is enough. Let him cut off from us. Let him do what he wants, don't interfere
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in our affairs, we won't interfere in his, we're not going to win over him, we're not going to kill
him in your lifetime, now that you're about to die, prevent the Civil War by telling him to mind his
own business. And we will mind our own business. And this is reasonable as well to understand this
story as taking place now. And of course, as we have said, some people said, the beginning of the
Sierra, they came, we have multiple instances of them coming to Bali was my point, right? And it
does make sense that before he died, they attempted one more time. And according to this narration,
in fact, then when the Prophet system came, that was one Abuja, Holly standing there and omega is
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standing there, and Abuja had an attempt one more time through a polyp to prevent the process of
them from preaching. Abu Talib says that my people have surrounded me, basically, what do you want
me to do? Now? Give them this one condition. Just do what you want, but don't interfere in their
affairs? What does it mean don't interfere in their affairs? Don't speak against them. Don't
ridicule their idols don't say their idols or are meaningless. You preach your own to your people,
mind your own business, they'll mind their own business. So the prophets I send them said, Yeah,
I'm, I would give them yeah, I will give them this if they just give me one kalama meaning one
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condition, right? The meaning of Colombia is one phrase, if they were to promise me one kalama I
will give them what they want. And I promised them that all of the kingdoms of the Arabs and the
item will be theirs. So a Buddha has stood up and said, We will give you not 110 conditions, 10
kilometers, whatever you want. And this is when the Prophet says and I'm said, the kalama I want
from you is La ilaha illa Allah, give me this kalama I will be quiet and you will have the Arab and
the item under your control. And this is one Abuja has said that we will never give you this kalama
and then he tried it with his uncle. I will thought him that Yeah, I'm you say this kalama. And I
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will have an excuse in front of Allah subhana wa Tada. And I thought it was sweet. I thought it was
about to say, in another version of it has happened mentioned that when they left, he told the
Profit System directly, that I would have said it, were it not for the fact that my people will
accuse me that now I'm about to die, and I'm scared of death. I will accept it out of Hugill out of
fear. And he has this sense of pride. So all of the good things of positive aside, he clearly has an
element of pure racism in him. It's racism is Jamelia, right, all of the good aside, he has this
element of I am better than all of these people, because my father is optimal. And I am a
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representative of their mortality. And I have a legacy. And I don't care what I have to keep up this
legacy. And this shows us that it's possible for a man to combine so much good and so much evil.
Right? The only real crime of bubble thought it was this arrogance of pride, this ancestry and he
would not give that up even until death. Even he knows he knows his nephew is truthful. He knows his
nephew is truthful. And in his poetry, which is recorded in many books, including urbanists have
Syrah in his poetry he says, what occurred to under Deena Mohammedan that I know that the Dean of
Mohammed, men hide in a Diani that this is the best of all religions of this world, while lol
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mallamma and worried not for the fact that people would criticize me. ie his ego is more important
than the truth that people are going to make fun of him that you have left the religion of your
father and embrace the religion of your nephew. Right? You have left your father Abdulmutallab, and
you don't do you know what the motive is where you went over this over and over again? Do you
understand why the mythology is the legend of the Arabs, the legend, and this is the main sun and
the leader and the carrier of the legend. The eldest of the children alive is
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And so for, for people to say he left the religion of his father, and he embraced the religion of
his nephew. This was too much for him. And so he refused to accept Islam. Even though in his heart
he knew that his nephew is not lying. And he's witnessed with his own eyes. The miracles of so many
miracles of them is the miracle of the heating up of the treaty. Right that we already said he
challenged the cottage, and he told him that I believe my nephew, my nephew told me that the entire
contract has been written up except for Peacemaker alone, right. And he rested his entire prestige
on that challenge. And it came out to be true. And yet still, he died without accepting Islam. And
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above the younger brother of herbal body.
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He asked the prophets that a lot while he was setting them that
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you're rasulillah how vinita and I'm Mika, Shay, have you benefited your uncle anything for in
katakana you took over yo Baba, he used to protect you and be angry on your behalf? Did you benefit
him at all? He used to protect you and be angry on your behalf. And so the profitsystem said, Nam
Yes, I was able to benefit him who I feel blah, blah, hidden min. And now he is on the peripheries
of the fire of *, while Ola Anna laka. And if it doesn't kill us, and we're it not for me, he
would have been in the depths of the fire of *, that because of my shefa because of my shefa,
Allah has removed him to the peripheries. And were it not for me,
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he would be in the depths. In a hadith in Sahih Muslim. In fact, we have even more details that the
Prophet says and I'm said that the person who is a Kullu nasya azobenzene are the one who is being
punished, least in the fire of * out of all of the inhabitants of the fire Ravel, meaning all of
the inhabitants will be there forever and ever and ever. Write all of the eternal habitants of the
fire of health. This is because we believe that those Muslims we shall enter jahannam and we seek
Allah's refuge from ever being amongst them, those Muslims who shall enter jahannam their punishment
will never be as similar or as bad as the eternal people who are in gender. Right? They have a
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separate punishment completely. So of those who are being eternally punished a kindness as Robin is
going to be his arm his uncle aboot on him and what is that punishment? Some handler what is that
punishment? He shall be made to wear sandals of fire because of those sandals. Yes, Li minha demo
that his demark is going to be rubella boiling. And this is the lowest punishment of those who are
eternally damned to *. nassarawa Salama, well. afia so this is what we know about Bob's death.
And there are so many lessons in the life and in the death of a body of those lessons. We have to be
careful of simply following what the people are doing. Even if those people are the majority, or
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even if they are our ancestors or even if they are our parents. Nothing is more sacred than what
Allah azza wa jal says, and what the Sunnah of the Prophet solo seldom says, and those who follow
others will not be excused on the Day of Judgment, even if those others were great people to end up
on Saturday in our Cobra NFL de Luna Sevilla, Allah says in the Quran, we follow our leaders and our
elders, but they all lead us astray. What was the point of this in Noah jedna about another oma what
in the other 30 Mokhtar done we found our forefathers in a way and we're gonna do this no matter
what. And Allah says Allah allowed you to come be at the Mima widget tamale here. But what if I'm
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bringing you something that is more correct than what your forefathers were upon? Now, just because
we're Muslims, brothers and sisters don't think that we are completely scot free from this many
times. It is our understandings of Islam that might be wrong. And it is the understanding that our
forefathers have given to us that oh, this is what my grandfather used to do. How can it be wrong?
No, it doesn't matter. Your grandfather, my grandfather is not an evidence and it's not. The
evidence is what Allah and His Messenger say. Another very powerful message that we get from the
story of herbal products is that indeed only Allah subhana wa Taala is the true Rob and the true
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Illa the true Lord and the true being who is in control of everything, for the Prophet system,
despite being the most beloved creation to Allah, still, he could not guide the one whom he loved
the most.
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world, the one whom he loves the most in this world, he couldn't guide him. In Nicoletta demon.
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You cannot guide those whom you love, or the one whom you love. It's in the singular, you don't have
that power? And if this is a power he doesn't have in his life, How about now? How about now to
control the heaven and *? How about now to dictate who is going to go to Agenda who's going to go
to Agenda somehow that those groups of Muslims that elevate our solar system to basically become a
god, these incidents completely contradict that understanding. in his lifetime, Allah is telling
him, just because you loved him doesn't mean you had the power to guide him. We're like in the La
Jolla de Manya. Sha, Allah will guide those whom he loves. And this shows us that the status of the
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prophets and the Prophet Mohammed says Adam, cannot ever be compared to the macom of Allah azza wa
jal, never, ever allow our emotions to get confused in this regard. Because this is unfortunately,
what many Muslim groups get involved in that they they begin their praises that are suitable for
something and legitimate matter. And then they allow those praises to basically go into levels of
confidentiality. Right. And this is where we have to be very clear. No, in Nicoletta demon. Well, I
can no lie. Yeah, de Manya sharp. And another benefit here that we get is that Allah affirmed that
the Prophet cism had a love for a volpati.
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What is the benefit here? There are some extremist Muslims out there that say that we have to hate
all the kuffaar maybe if some of you have heard these types of phrases, we're not allowed to love
the kuffaar we have to hate all of them. And this is a complete misunderstanding of certain texts in
the Quran and Sunnah. Complete misunderstanding. How can anybody say we have to hate the kofod like
this? When Allah himself says you used to love a Buddha
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used to live in Nicoletta demon, Berta, right. Rather, it is possible. Now when Allah says in the
Quran that we're supposed to have animosity towards those who have rejected or one is messenger, we
have animosity because of their rejection. But we can love them because of other reasons. We don't
love somebody because they hate Allah, his messenger with a biller. It's not possible. Anybody who
rejects Allah and His Messenger, we cannot have a religious love for them. And Allah says latter's
the common human will be law when human activity you are doing them and had the law. What are solo?
Well, can you open our one of our shirato you will never find people having wood, which is a strong
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love for anybody who opposes Allah and His Messenger, even if they be their fathers or brothers or
sons. Now we have those Muslims who have this message of Islam preaches hatred of non Muslims, this
is their message, I disagree. And they use terminologies of aqidah, which I think they have
misinterpreted, such as well and boron, other of these terminologies. And this is a broader topic
which we don't have time to get into now, but in a nutshell, the To summarize, the love that Allah
is talking about in these verses, and the hatred it was talking about is a religious love and
religious hatred. We have religious love for the Muslims, no question. And we do not have this
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religious love for anybody who opposes a London's messenger, no question. Even if there are close
relatives, we don't have a religious love for them. But we may have a natural love for them.
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Because they are father or mother, because they are for example, Allah says in the Quran for the
Muslim man can marry a non Muslim lady, a Christian or Jewish lady, right? And how can a man remain
married to a lady that he is required to hate according to the Quran, it's impossible. Right? The
love that you have for somebody could be natural, and that natural love is islamically permissible.
A father a mother might be a non Muslim, a wife, anybody might be a non Muslim, and you have a
natural love. But you are not supposed to have the religious love except for those who follow your
religion. So Allah is affirming a love that Rosa Sam had for I will call it even though he died a
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pagan and this is important that it is permissible to feel a natural affinity with people of one's
tribe where one's ethnicity or one's even nationality or whatever, there is a natural affinity and
that is permissible, but it cannot become a religious one except for those who have the religion.
Another benefit that we get from the story of herbal products.
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And I have said this before many months ago, that there is a wisdom that we can derive from the
cover of butadiene. That why did he have to be a caffeine and that wisdom is that the only thing
that allowed him to remain the chieftain of the kurush was the fact that he truly was a
representative of optimal today.
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And so by being a representative of optimal Talib, when he protected the process of they respected
that, had he converted to Islam, instantaneously, his own tribe would have taken him out. And they
would have said to him, we're not going to keep you as a leader, because there's nothing that would
keep a body then as the leader, so by allowing him to remain in Kufa, indirectly, this was in fact
protecting the Profit System and to spread a man. And therefore we can derive a clear wisdom. Yet at
the same time, if somebody were to say, I understand this wisdom, why couldn't he have converted at
death? Okay, fine. Throughout his life, let him be a coffin, then on his deathbed, because he was so
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good, because he was a father figure, why couldn't he convert? This leads us to another benefit of a
bulldog of a story. And that is, we will never understand animal hype, will lay we will never
understand in my life, our hearts might find something but we don't know why. It's possible. We like
something at alumnos as bad as possible. We hate something and Allah knows is good. What is the
wisdom? Why couldn't he have converted on his deathbed? What can we say in more in the law, and a
part of having a man is a lead in a union a bit of hype? And a part of having a man is, as a law
says, law use alarm if I do a home use alone? They have no right to ask a law at what he does. And a
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law will ask them at what they do. And this is a part of showing servitude to Allah. We don't
challenge Allah's wisdom. Because challenging Allah's wisdom is satanic, literally satanic. That's
what shavon does. Right? What did shavon do? I know better than you, Oh Allah, I know better than
you. We don't challenge Allah's wisdom. We accept. We accept the decree of Allah, even if we don't
understand the decree of Allah. And this is one of those things that clearly tawheed is understood
through this in that what is the wisdom of authority remaining in this matter? In the end, we don't
know. In the end, only Allah subhana wa tada knows. Another benefit of this, and it's a very
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important benefit.
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that
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a man
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belief in a law is more than just acknowledging the truth of the Prophet salallahu alaihe was
sending him.
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In other words, and this is, again, a deep point of theology, but it's one that needs to be said,
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the perception that some Muslims have, what is the definition of a Muslim? Somebody who says the
process of is telling the truth is the definition for some people. But it is not that is not the
academic definition. Because Abu Talib believed that the Prophet system was telling the truth.
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He has said so himself. He said it to him directly on his deathbed, that I would have said La ilaha
illAllah. But I don't want them to criticize me. I know what you're saying is true. Right? He's
affirming that he knows the truth. But he refuses to accept. Therefore, somebody who knows the truth
doesn't mean that that person is a Muslim. It's a very deep point here.
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What is a Muslim, then, someone who submits to the truth. Because the meaning of Islam is not
knowledge it is submission, as what Islam means right? to merely know the truth doesn't make you a
Muslim. A police knows the truth.
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A beliefs x accepts everything in his heart, he knows it conceptually. Think about it. Does it
release deny that Allah is the rub?
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No, in fact, at least affirms Allah is my Rob. And he says to Allah be Allah Rob be a believer is
saying in the Quran, called our A B. And he believes affirms that the profits or profits, at least
does not deny that Adam is a prophet, at least does not deny that Allah sends profits right? He
knows this, if leads does not deny that there's a day of judgment or be overturned Eli omoove
iPhone, right? Allow me to live until the day of judgment, in fact, it believes, even worships a lot
occasionally, because he makes the right to Allah to allow him to live. Right? If he didn't worship
Allah, he wouldn't make dua to Allah. Yet is a belief a movement does he believes have a man in a
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law? Obviously not about was stuck, but our economy now? Can caffeine in a lot of calls him a
caffeine? How is he a caffeine? If he knows a lot to be true, and knows the prophets to be prophets
and knows that Allah gives life and the resurrection? How is he a caffeine? Allah says
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he refused to obey when a law told him to do something was tech abara. He was too arrogant to
prostrate, right? And therefore, a caffeine can be somebody who does
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know the truth. A Kaffir can be somebody who doesn't recognize the truth. A Kaffir can can be
somebody who rejects the truth. But a Kaffir can also be somebody who knows the truth, but for some
reason, whatever that reason might be, refuses to act upon it.
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And this gets to the very controversial issue, I'm just going to mention it, make your mind
stimulated, but unfortunately, I don't have time to, to, to whip up a nice academic talk. Now I give
that in other places. But what do we say then to the Muslim? Who knows Islam to be economist and he
calls himself Muslim, right? Who knows Islam to be true, but he never does anything that he is
required to do?
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Think about the question here.
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The Muslim who knows meaning he calls himself Muslim, right? What is the difference between Abu
Talib and such a Muslim?
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In that they both recognize Allah is one who did not worship idols, we know this right? Well thought
of did not read his poetry is predatory. He knows idolatry is ridiculous. So they recognize the law
is one, they recognize the Prophet system is a true prophet. But the both of them are refusing to
submit to the laws of Islam. The only difference is that the one says, I'm a Muslim. And the other
says I'm not. And in fact, the one who says he's not a Muslim, linguistically, it makes more sense
because he understands what a Muslim is. And so he said, I haven't submitted so I'm not a Muslim.
Whereas the one who says he is a Muslim is saying I submit, but in action he's not submitting at all
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right? And therefore, this is I know, this is a deep topic. But the fact of the matter is somebody
who says he or she is a Muslim, but never ever does anything of this religion. He doesn't pray, he
doesn't fast. He doesn't give zakah he doesn't do anything of the shady out of this religion. This
theoretical saying I'm a Muslim, is not much different than the Eman quote unquote, of Parliament of
the police. It's not much different. Think about it, right? It's not much different. And as for the
Hadith, whoever says La ilaha illallah wa energetica. We need to understand this in light of the
other ahaadeeth as well, whoever says La ilaha illAllah. Sincerely, whoever says that in our law,
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from the heart, all of these things come into play. There are conditions attached right, not simply
verbally saying that, but whoever it says upon it, and acts upon it properly. This is the one who
shall enter agenda. Annabelle pile of story proves this that Abu Talib had what we call theoretical
Eman.
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But that theoretical amount didn't benefit him. And in fact, one final point with regards to this
issue, that is why it is incorrect to translate a man as faith. Because the man is not just faith.
You can say a body of had faith. Think about it. You can say it believes has faith. Think about Do
you know what faith means? it believes has it because it believes believes things to be true. But
that doesn't make a belief a man so a man and faith are not synonymous. Faith is but one part of a
man. You need to have faith to have a man but a man is more than faith. Another benefit from mobile
polyps story
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is the danger of hanging around evil company cause a Bhupati final compatriots were Abuja had an
early they've been and that ilk. And he would have accepted Islam, he himself said, but those people
and the ego of being around those people was too much for him.
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So one needs to look at one circle of friends because one circle of friends will influence him a
physical benefit here. A fifth benefit here, that being a non Muslim,
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and dying as a non Muslim, doesn't mean that the Muslim relatives have nothing to do with the
funeral. No, I really thought that because my father is a non Muslim, I cannot even do anything with
the funeral. And so in the process of said, Go and bury your father, the first response of it, he's
emotionally
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upset. I know he's emotionally go and bury your father. And therefore this shows that when a not a
fifth benefit, when a non Muslim relative dies, one may attend the funeral and help with the
processions and even financially contribute. But the condition is that you don't do the religious
ceremonies. You don't do the religious ceremonies. Now. Of course, it was the one who was put in
charge of the body and so there weren't over the ceremonies.
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But if there were to have been religious ceremony, so in our case, if there's a convert, and a
relative of theirs who's not who's a non Muslim dies, they may go to the funeral wake the
procession, but they don't participate in the church services, because that's not our religion, let
them do as they please. But we cannot participate in the religious services. But some people say
that you're not supposed to go to the funeral of a non Western relative, this clearly shows us that
not only going to the funeral, he took charge of burying, he dug the grave himself, and he put the
coffin in the shroud he put it in, and of course, you put the coffin and the shroud on the on the on
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the dead person, even if they're not a Muslim. And so I only took charge of this and the process of
them corrected this misunderstanding. And this shows us the fifth principle that you may attend the
janazah of a non Muslim relative appointed benefit here as well. Is that out of the four uncles,
that the Profit System that witnessed the profits of Islam,
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you know, he had 10 uncles total or there were 10. There were a total of 11 Brothers, one of them
was his father, so he had 10 uncles of those 11 Brothers, ie the sons of Abdulmutallab, of those 11
Brothers, seven of them died before the Prophet system began preaching the message. Seven of them
died before the process and began preaching the message. So summit, seven of them never heard the
Prophet system preaching to hate four of them, the two of them who converted and two of them
rejected. Right. And it is just ironic or it is other of a law or it is a coincidence that the two
who rejected they had pagan names, and the two who accepted they had Beautiful Names.
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The two who rejected there couldn't Yes, of course, were both Olive and Abu No, not Abuja and Abu
lahab. People always get confused. We've said this many times. Abu jihad is from the bernama zoom,
he's not from the brainwashing. Abu lahab is from the Banu Hashim Abu lahab is the uncle Abu Jamal
is a very distant relative don't get confused. A lot of Muslims get confused right? Abu Jamal is
somebody else. Abu lahab is somebody else two different people completely and the Quran mentions Abu
lahab Abu lahab is the uncle Abu Jamal is a very distant relative now. Abu Abu tada his name was
Abdullah Rosa Scania was sorry, I thought it was name was abdomen if my mistake. Abu lahab name was
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Abdullah Russa, Abu lahab his actual name that Abdulmutallab gave him is Abdullah Russa and he was a
very handsome man. And so they called him Abu lahab as the fire is coming from his cheeks and face,
right? And so Allah mocked this name in the Quran by saying this fire is not just a metaphorical it
is a real fire sale slide now on that lab, right, but they called him a hula hoop because he was a
handsome man. And he was a single son of the wife that Abdulmutallab many of them have had five
wives I've done well, but about five wise, and one of them gave birth only to Abu lahab. So I
wouldn't have had no full brothers and sisters. Right? So Ebola, his name was Abdullah Rosa, and he
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became one of the worst enemies. I will taught him his name was Abdullah enough. And I thought it
was of course the full brother of Abdullah. And for wisdom, Allah knows he did not accept Islam. As
we said, the two who converted of course are Hamza and Albus. And both of these names are their
original names. And both of them mean the same thing. What do they mean? The lion both of them mean
the same thing. Hamza and Ibis are two names for the lion in Arabic, they say that Arabs have 500
days for a lion.
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And Allahu Allah means some people have tried to make this 500 list, but they only got 150. But they
have a huge number of names of the lions, right? Both Ibis and Hamza are names of the lion. And
Hamza also has the connotation of strength. And Ibis has the courage to continue the bravery. But
they both signify the lion. And for some reason, the two names that are pure and good, meaning they
converted, and the two names that are pagan names, Abdullah is and abdomen F. These are of course
names of the idols monofin erza. They did not convert whether this is other whether this is whatever
and Allah knows best. But this is a an interesting point here. And by the way, of course, now that
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we're talking about the uncles as for the audience, how many answered the process from half?
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How many aunts did the process of them have meaning when he was born? How many did he have? How many
were the daughters of
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134 going once going twice higher? 11
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seven
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or did you hear this from
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me?
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You just made it up? Well, I know of six, but maybe there's seven. I know of six.
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I know of six that he had six ants. And we only know of one of them converting to Islam. And she is
of course, Sophia, right? We know for sure of one converting to Islam. And we know for sure that one
of them heard of Islam. Our issue was alive when Islam was, began to be preached. And this is
Attica, who saw the dream at the Battle of butter, which we'll talk about inshallah, in a few weeks
that was out there. We don't know who else converted. Some rumors have it that more than Sofia
converted, and some have it that more than one died before Islam. But the fact of the matter is the
rest of the answer the process and remains shrouded in mystery. We don't know who amongst them
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converted. And truth be told the fact that we don't know, should seem to indicate that they didn't,
because had they converted? We would have known about it, had they converted, it would have been and
so the more academically minded scholars of Sierra say that this means that the rest of them did not
convert. We don't even know how many of them live to hear about Islam, except for Africa and Sophia,
we don't know the rest of them, did they? Or did they not? But even if they did, then it's apparent
that they did not accept Islam. A final issue about apartheid is dead before we move on.
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Many of you know that some other groups of Islam considered that a body of data Muslim. And I don't
mind mentioning there are two such groups in our times. The one of them is the Shia, the Shia, I
believe that Abu Talib died a Muslim and if you say otherwise, they are insulted by this. And they
say that this is a big insult. Of course they are insulted because from their perspective, they do
not think that he mom's father that you know, they have 12 Imams, and all of these imams they go
back to of course, Ali Ali is the first Imam. So for them, it is an insult that the Imams father
would not be a Muslim. And this is a huge insult for them. Of course in response, we say somebody
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but even if you say their emails, we don't believe this, even if you say their mom's somebody better
than these imams had a father whom Allah says in the Koran was a pagan, and that is Ibrahim alayhis.
Salam. And that did not diminish the level of Ibrahim, that his father as it was an idol worshiper
and an idol maker. It did not diminish the level of Ibrahim so we disagree with this completely. And
there's no textual evidence that it will be converted the second group in our times his
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some extreme Sufi groups and also an hour time some into the box on his window somebody who is as
well. People like this guy adisa What's his name? Dido Qadri in them they they they say this. Now
their reasoning will lie. I could not. I cannot believe they were serious until I read this myself.
I don't know. I mean, what can I say they are my people. So allow me to make some jokes about them.
But I mean, I can't believe somebody mentality is this backward. But somebody says one of these
people says that because Abu Talib did the nicca of the Prophet system with Khadija he must have
been a Muslim or else the nica would have been invalid.
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That's his evidence. I don't know how to respond. I mean, I mean, it's it's such an
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ignorant argument here. But these are major groups in our homelands of Indian Pakistan. And they
have this feeling that the one who does the nikka right for the process and in the Jamelia days
before the coming of Islam, how could you have been a copy must have been a Muslim, right. So
therefore, Lineker is not valid. And he this is I get, I mean, if somebody is using this as an
evidence, but again, if you try to argue with them, they get very flustered and opponent, but these
are the two groups that claimed that he did not die a pagan he died a Muslim, but the fact of the
matter is that we have multiple evidences even verses in the Quran. three verses in the Quran
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revealed that there was death, three verses in the Quran. We have a hadith in Bukhari, and in
Muslim, we have incidents in Urbanus, hubzilla. Basically, we have everything we need to clearly
show that a Bhupati did not die upon to hate moving on the death of herbal pada was followed by
another loss that was no less insignificant and in many ways even more painful than the first one.
And that was the death of Khadija or the Allahu taala on her. And even though Josie says this death
occurred within 14 days of the death of I will call it and I will call it passed away in the
beginning of chawan. Khadija passed away on the 10th of Ramadan, literally a one month and five days
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just less than 40 days had gone by when the death of Khadija
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occurred. And when Khadija passed away, the Sala had not yet been revealed. So there was no janazah
performed over her because there was no solder at the time. But the profitsystem took charge of
burying her, he himself entered into the grave, and he himself put her body there and and took
charge of the burial. And a number of Sahaba reported that after death of Khadija we did not see the
Prophet system smile for months on end. And after that of her deja, it was a very traumatic loss for
him. And there's no question that these two people were the closest to him, I will thought it is his
father figure and abala protected him externally. Khadija is his wife, his closest friend, his first
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supporter, and the one who protected him internally, the one who gave him support inside of the
house, I will body given support outside of the house and be both of these two together proved to be
a very traumatic time for the process and and is because of the death of these two, that this entire
year is called the year of sorrow, meaning that he was overcome by grief so much that the whole year
was called the grief of the year of sorrow and the blessings of Khadija has spoken about many, many
times. And I've mentioned I've ever gone to a long lecture to the sisters about the whole life and
times of Khadija and how much the Prophet system loved her and how jealous Arusha was as a DJ even
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though I never saw her DJ. She never saw her DJ, but her heart burned with jealousy because of the
love of the profits of a lot while he was selling them. And even when Khadija sister Harlow came to
Medina to visit the prophet SAW Selim and
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Harlan knocked on the door and asked for permission to enter the Profit System was lying down half
asleep, and he jumped up and you could see the fluster on his face because he thought it might be
like, you know, in that state, he thought it might be Khadija and our issues saw this and her
feeling of jealousy went you know, almost overboard. And when Holly left her, Khadija said, Sorry,
Alisha said Jada sutala for how long are you going to keep on remembering, and she used words that
are not appropriate, but she was a young woman that was full of jealousy, lateral jealousy, an old
hag, basically, over the age whose tooth teeth have fallen out and whose cheeks are she hasn't seen
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him but she's assuming that for the age of 65, when she's died, she's Mashallah at this age, you
know, 1415 at this age, and she's like, how long are you going to remember this old lady? You know,
I mean, Allah has given you someone better than her. The Prophet sort of might have overlooked the
first phrase, but this phrase, he became irritated that Allah has given you someone better than her.
He this phrase, he became irritated. And he said, law will law. A law has not given me someone
better than her. Don't say this, or I shall law is not giving someone better than her. She supported
me when no one else supported me. You don't have that blessing Ayesha. And she spent upon me when
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everybody boycotted me, you don't have that blessing. And she comforted me when the world gave me
grief again, you don't have the blessing Ayesha. And she and Allah gave me children through her when
a lot deprived all of my other wives of this blessing. He said after that time, I never opened my
mouth about Khadija, right? She learned her lesson that she never opened her mouth about after that
about Khadija and the stories of Khadija go on and on and we'll just mention a few a few more things
and inshallah begin the incident of by next week inshallah tada and that is that one Abu Talib died
this. This proved to be a very politically difficult time for the Prophet sallallahu. It said to
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them, Why? Because a Bhupati was his in our times visa or passport to living in Mecca. Right? I will
thought it was his protection. Everybody wanted him out. None of the elders of the courage wanted
him to be in Makkah. And so with the death of a well thought he was in a very precarious situation,
and had been as Hawk says that after the death of the kurush could increase their irritation and
their persecution or the process of them like never before. And another tab here he says, that would
the desert bubble thought if the orange could finally come out what they were forced to hide in the
time of that final the persecution could be completely public, and many things happen here. And
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again, some of these we've already heard before, because we don't know when they happen. So some
scholars say they happen now. of the most significant things that really if you think about it, this
time seems to be more than when we mentioned before, is the infamous incident of six or seven of the
elders of the parish conspiring to throw a dead carcass on him in such that we've mentioned the
story twice before right but Oh, quite a bit a bit more than Abuja and and Abu lahab was amongst
them. We mentioned this
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Way before that when he went into such the Roku, but even a bit more, he went out of the city to
carry the carcass with his own hand, the trails and the dung and the blood and the gore the and the
parts that are not eating. And he brought it all the way back and he threw it on the Prophet, so set
them in such that we mentioned this before in early mcca. But the fact of the matter if you really
think about it, it makes more sense now, because of Bula Abu Abu Talib is not mentioned as
protecting him. And there is no mention of reprimand, right and no one helped him. So what did he
have to do when he stood up and the blood is on his body? That was when he said, Oh Allah, I
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complained to you, because there's no one else at all. I complained to you, you deal with Roku. But
I've been I've been worried you deal with it a bit. But you deal with Abu Jamal, you deal with Abu
lahab, every one of them that he mentioned, and there were seven, exactly seven, every one of them
died within two, three years by the bottle of butter. So in fact, this incident makes more sense now
than it does in early America. Right that this occurred after the death of authority when there's no
one to protect him. Now,
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before this incident happened. In fact, there's a really interesting story that Abu lahab seems to
have a soft spot all of a sudden, what happened was that in one particularly severe incident, one of
the other quarters she's not from the bundle, Hashem rebuked the Prophet system severely. And now of
course you understand Abu lahab takes charge of the brainwashing right after the death of Abu Talib,
the only pagan son and the eldest after a double bottom is Abu lahab. So there's no question there's
no power struggle mean he's the only one that can take charge. Both Hamza and Ibis are Muslims. Ibis
is very young. So there's no question he cannot be in charge, Hamza is senior authority, sorry, Abu
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lahab is even older. So with the death of Abu Paul, Abu Abu lahab takes charge, okay, so when Abu
lahab takes charge, and somebody curses the Prophet system from outside of the Banu Hashim, he seems
to get a soft spot. And when he hears this, he goes to the profitsystem. And he says, Yeah,
Mohammed, go and do as you used to do in the time of Abu polyp, ie, be as you were,
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be as you are, what the privileges you had in the time of thought, if you have them now, for as long
as I am alive, you shall live in the same manner. So he felt some responsibility to protect the
profits of Allahu Allah, who would send them in a manner that his brother used to protect, not out
of love for the process of them, but as a chieftain of the Ubuntu Hashem. And as somebody who's
taken over from our booth on him, and this is amazing, but simple human psychology, that before you
get responsibility, you can say things you can brag and boast. But when you get those
responsibilities, you act differently. You act differently, right? And this is very common, very
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common. Any the youngsters here before you get married, you will say whatever you want about how
you're going to be a man when you get married, right? And Mashallah, when the woman comes, all of a
sudden we see where that manhood goes, okay? When you don't, I mean, that's the semi Joker semi
joke. But when when you don't have the real responsibility, it's easy to just make perceptions of
how you would do things right. Before a Buddha comes to power. He has this attitude that basically
if I could kill you right now, once he becomes the chief of the new Hashem, what happens? He kind of
needs to settle down, that there is a leadership role. And so he tells the Prophet, can you believe
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Abu lahab, but not because he loves the process, but because there is a prestige element, he is the
chieftain, he has to guard his own people. And so he tells the process of him, as you were nothing
more, nothing less. Right, whatever I thought it gave you, I'm going to simply pass that on, as you
were. And so when the people heard this, they came to him and they said that, in fact, when I would
have said this was sorry, when Abu lahab said this, the people spread a rumor that he had accepted
Islam. So they came to him and they said, I saw better Have you become a Saba only have you become a
Muslim? And so I said, No, but I am protecting my flock. I'm not a Muslim, but I'm protecting my
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flock. So Abu jihad, and the two worst amongst them, decided to hatch a plot to remove the
protection of Abu Abu
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Abu lahab from the Prophet system, right. So Abu gehele and ritva came together and they devise the
plot and they said to Abu lahab
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Why don't
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You ask your nephew about the fate of your father, Abdulmutallab.
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The one that you're protecting him in the name of right? Because that's the whole point. He's a
tribesman, the one that you're protecting him in the name of, why don't you ask him what he thinks
of.
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And so, a Buddha had one to the process of and said, What is the fate of my father optimal palate?
This is a trick question. So the process of answered generically, he is with his people.
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He didn't say he is going to Jesus, he is with his people. Right? And this shows the wisdom of the
process from that. You don't give incendiary remarks. You don't have to make it worse, but you
cannot lie. He is with his people. And so Abu lahab thought that meaning is with his people is a
good thing. He went back happened and goes to Abuja, and he said, He's with his people. And so
Buddha has said, You fool, where are his people? According to the process of accepting the fire
Ravel? You mean that he is meaning that he isn't the fire of *? And of course, it that was the
point, right, that was the point. And so I would not have felt such rage that my own father you're
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gonna say he's in the firewall and I'm protecting you in his name. Then he said law will law. You
are not going to protect it from me any more after this. So after giving him protection within a
week, Abuja had managed to get him out of it. Right. Well, Jared and his plot had managed to get Abu
lahab out of that protection, and so the profitsystem was left without any protection in Makkah, and
this was then what caused him to try his father if you like in the closest city next to Makkah and
that is positive. And that is what we will come to a shout Allahu taala in our next week and shall
the next Wednesday, we'll be talking about this vanilla Hey, Tyler.
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There's a very sad announcement. Do you have more details Do you want to
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How old is he?
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How old is he?
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10 years old. What is the name of the sister again?
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Sister mother but the the sister of sister Fatima has Suna
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sister fatten sister fatten has sooner passed away today in a car accident.
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And, and her son in the in the car 10 year old Dino his name was?
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Why yes. Why yet? Why yet. Her son was also in the car. And he is in the ICU, the med the Med Center
in critical condition. Now. The janaza is tomorrow at 1230. At Masjid I set out to set up the judge
for 1230 hovers to the Salaam. Please try to be there and let this be a lesson for all of us that
this sister was in her early 30s. And she was active in the community. Sunday school teacher many of
us knew her many of our children studied with her and the Sunday school in the law when they lay her
on your own and they lay him out of the lahemaa. To Allah we belong to Him we shall return complete
instantaneous, and to something obviously completely unexpected. And at the same time, it is also a
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good death when it happens suddenly, because our Profit System said that the sign of a good death is
a sudden death. A sudden death is a good death. We don't want to prolong the death we seek Allah's
refuge from a prolonged death. And we also hope that inshallah, this type of death is also a Shahada
for her because these types of death, the process of them considered some types of deaths to be
equivalent to Shahada and of them is if a wound kills you, and so we hope that inshallah
