Yasir Qadhi – Understanding The Traditions of The Signs of Judgement Day – Episode 7 – The Era of Peace

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The speakers discuss the origins and significance of the Quran and its significance in reconciling diseases, including the return of events and the return of events like the window. They also touch on the rise and fall of muscles, the difficulty of practicing Islam, and the importance of presenting it as a recognized meaning for events like the week's lecture.

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			Sharapova
		
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			salatu salam ala rasulillah.
		
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			Here woman Well, my bad. So, last week's session generated a lot of discussion, I got bombarded with
emails,
		
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			other theories, alternative views. And I thought that it would be useful then to pause for a second
before we resume the narrative. And to kind of unpack and discuss why
		
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			I am hesitant to go down this road of metaphorical or symbolic interpretation. As we mentioned,
there are interpretations
		
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			advocated by very famous online personalities. There's a very famous preacher somewhere in the
Caribbean islands. And since he's still alive, I'd rather not mention his name, I don't like to
there's nothing personal. I don't know the brother of the sheriff, I have nothing against him. I
wish him all the best. But I don't like to have anything personal like this. If a person has passed
on, we can mention his name. So for example, Dr. Assad Imad, may Allah have mercy on him, a great
thinker from Pakistan, he as well had his interpretation of jujin George, that I am well aware of.
And I respectfully disagree with these political interpretations that Yeah, George and George,
		
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			essentially become superpowers of our times and the job becomes some type of globalization force.
Maybe it's the World Economic Forum, maybe it is the global bank, IMF or something of this nature.
And I understand there's a lot to criticize about the IMF. But it's not the the job that the Profit
System predicted. Okay, I understand. We're angry at the superpowers and we have a lot to criticize.
But that's not yet jujin judgment and that's my humble opinion. Now, why? Why am I hesitant to go
down this route? I will explain and this is a bit of a tangent, but it is a very important
theological tangent that is necessary to understand not just judgment date, not just a shot the SAT
		
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			but also the Quran and Sunnah overall. You see, our methodology is to understand the Quran and
Sunnah at face value. We don't believe the Quran and Sunnah is speaking to us in riddles. We don't
believe the Quran and Sunnah is symbolic. When Allah says x, he doesn't mean x, he means y. No, we
don't do this. We say when Allah says x, he means x. This is the standard mainstream interpretation
of Islam. Why? Because to claim that any speaker, any speaker, when he means x, he doesn't mean x.
When he says x he doesn't mean x is is one of three reasons. Number one, the speaker is uninformed.
He makes a mistake. The speaker says the capital of France is wrong. He doesn't know any better, he
		
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			makes a mistake. Number two, the speaker knows the truth but wants to deceive you. This is ill
intentioned. So either the speaker is ignorant, or the speaker has an evil intention. Or the speaker
made an honest mistake or cannot communicate properly. They don't have the grasp of the language. So
the words they're using, they're not imparting the wisdom that they have in their minds. Otherwise,
if the speaker knows his stuff, and the speaker desires, sincerity and truth, and the speaker is
eloquent, then what the speaker says is what is understood by the audience you see what I'm saying
here? Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			does not lie. Woman a supplemental Latina woman or stock woman Allahu
		
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			Allah subhana wa tada I learn who you are, the more the lady with Shahada, Allah Allah Allah Habib
and Allah subhanho wa Taala has the best of all speech.
		
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			No one speaks better than obviously, hydrocodone. That is the speech of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And
Allah mentions the Quran as being really sending out or being mobian it is in clear out of it. And
Allah says in that as an output and an AVI Allah Allah, we have revealed the Quran in Arabic so that
you can understand it. So Allah is saying I set it in Arabic so that you can understand not so that
you can read in symbols not so that you can read in other things. So to claim that what a
		
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			Law says is not intended is to claim that the Quran is a fairy tale. The Quran is fables. And this
is not the claim of the Muslim This is the claim of those who rejected Islam. Allah says in the
Quran when the Quran is recited to them, they say in how they Lesotho welline these are myths of
old, these are myths of old. So, we now have some people saying, Oh demin Hawa these are
mythological figures, and the origin is simply narrating a fable. Now, the issue of evolution and
the origin This is another topic, inshallah, it is my goal to talk about one day, but my point is
some Muslims who want to preserve the Quran, they say, so how do we reconcile they have a philosophy
		
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			what is that philosophy? Adam was in a real person, a lot of xojo knows there's no such thing as
Adam, but you see the mind of that seventh century Arabian mindset. Allah is communicating with that
mindset by talking about the fables that they knew. Now, why is this problematic? It is problematic
because the accusation is that our truth of Allah Allah is intentionally deceiving.
		
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			The Quran doesn't say it's a fable. You see, when a lawyer wants to set up a metaphor, Allah says,
Baba Allahu Allah, Allah is giving you an example, when a loan wants to set a parable, a simile,
when a loan wants to give you a metaphor, he says it, he says it I'm giving you an example. This is
the example. And when Allah is telling you a story from the past. Then Allah says, these orange a se
these orange fables, this is the truth, in Nadella will cost us will help. These costs are true,
Allah says, So when somebody comes along and says, oh, Adam, and Eve is a fable, it's not real.
		
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			Then you are accusing rubella with a Billa the Quran of lying or love lying, and the honor of being
full of fables. Now, the exact same philosophy goes for these signs of judgment date, the exact same
philosophy, because it is the same book. And if Allah and His Messenger say something about the
future, that is very clear about what they are saying, then the default is that it is interpreted in
a literal manner. Because here's another problem. When we open this door,
		
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			where do we stop? If we say the Quran is symbolic? If we say the Quran is full of symbols, then what
if somebody says Oh, that means the Shetty is also symbolic. Salah is not really Salah hedges not
really hedge Psalm is not really Psalm. And there are interpretations of Islam in the non mainstream
groups. You know, the, for example, the smiley and izadi group, for example, those who those of you
who know, you know, the smiley groups in Indian Pakistan, that famous federal court that we are all
aware of in our homelands. They have a metaphorical interpretation of the Sharia. So they say and
I'm not
		
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			trying to make fun of them telling you the fact this is truth. Hajj, is not to go to the Kaaba, it
is to see the Imam.
		
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			You see, they say, you Muslims, the mainstream Muslims, you take the Quran, literally, Hajj is not
to go to the house of Allah hedges to visit the Imam, that the Hajj, whoever visits, the Imam has
done the hedge. And the Psalm is this and so they interpret the organic Islam, metaphorically. Now,
those of you that want to go down this route with signs of Judgment Day, what would you say to them?
They will say, well, we're doing exactly what you're doing.
		
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			People have gone even more than this. Heaven and * don't really exist, this states of the mind is
metaphorical. There is no actual Heaven and *, this is just something that Allah is speaking to
people that don't have any intelligence, Allah speaking to backward, this is their thing. They claim
to be Muslim. By the way, I'm not making this up. There are famous people and the other center was
one of them, for example, then again, that's a deep topic that, you know, maybe one day we'll get to
it, but even seen it was of this mindset, he literally felt there's no such thing as heaven and
*. It's something that Allah is telling it to these backward people, they don't know any better.
		
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			These are fables, and farabi is also of this nature. So the point is that when you open this door,
when you open this door, there is no end to it. Now, does this mean that there is no eloquence in
metaphorical language at all? And here is where we get to the the conundrum of obviously mainstream
Muslims say of course, there's an element of eloquence, sometimes there is a metaphorical phrase,
that's how we speak. We say in English, he was caught red handed, and caught red handed means what?
he's guilty, okay. It doesn't mean his hand was red. Okay. We say that, oh, he had a hand in that he
had a hand in that means he was involved in the affair. We use some type of metaphor here. So
		
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			obviously, there's some type of metaphor to what level this is a much more
		
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			deeper question. And if you know anything about Islamic theology about al Qaeda, you know that this
was the main issue of controversy throughout our history regarding to what level? Do we understand
Allah's attributes, literally. And we have one, one movement that took everything literally, we have
the exact opposite the more Tesla who took everything metaphorically, we had another group that felt
itself being middle ground, we'll take some metaphorically and others literally. And that's the
whole question that
		
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			involves theology. My point is, when it comes to the science of Judgment Day, I'm willing to concede
maybe one phrase that might make sense to use that as a metaphor is used as a metaphor. For example,
when you say the phrase, he was caught red handed, it is a well known expression, it is something
that is understood that it means he was guilty.
		
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			But when you have dozens of I attend a hadith describing the judge and judge describing the judge
describing what the judge is going to do. And you say all of this has metaphorical. That is a big
danger. Hence why I personally am willing to allow a little bit of imagination. So for example, when
the profitsystem said,
		
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			a hole of this size has been opened in the wall between us and Georgia merge, I'm willing, I'm
willing to say, this could be a type of simile or metaphor that we are a little bit closer to the
Georgia merge, it doesn't have to mean because, you know, we can say Oh, he's a little bit closer,
we make a sign with our hands. We don't literally mean this closer. We can get this point across and
it is understood. So for example, that had these I'm willing to negotiate with and say because you
heard my interpretation that I personally am very skeptical because the Quran and Sunnah we can
easily argue does not mention yet jujitsu Judo is still around. It is true. That has been the
		
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			historical understanding. I'll be the first to admit that. But I believe as I said last week, a
rethinking is an order given that it is somewhat problematic to believe this in our times.
		
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			And Allah knows best so that's the first issue metaphorical language that I simply am not willing to
go down this route of saying all of your Jamba Juice is metaphorical. All of the john is
metaphorical, because that opens up a very dangerous door number one, number two, it goes against
what the Quran and Sunnah says about
		
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			the Quran and Sunnah describes itself as being eloquent as being that which is understood that which
is revealed in Arabic so that you can understand our Prophet system said, I have been given the best
and the most concise of all speech, he is upset without I'll be with him, he is the most eloquent of
out of an adjunct amongst human beings. So to say that, oh, he didn't know what he was saying, is a
very big problem. And it opens up theological problems that I'm not willing to go down. Jay, this is
the first issue.
		
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			The second issue that some people brought to my attention that a group of people who have left
Islam,
		
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			they also saw these videos of mine, and they are using them to then say, look, you know, this is a
person who is openly acknowledging that Yeah, Gemma Jews is a problematic issue, then they are
saying that if these stories make no sense, then why are you still a Muslim? They're trying to
preach to other people to leave Islam. And they said, they say, just like you would find stories of
other faith groups problematic of this nature, and you would say, this clearly shows their faith is
wrong. Why then do you not have the same bravery and courage of your own faith and say, Look, these
are stories and fables, and why do you believe in them? And the response is that
		
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			we have a far deeper issue than simply Juju, Juju, and that is answering the question, why are you a
Muslim? What brings a man to your heart?
		
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			Is it the story of Judaism or Jews? Are you a Muslim because of the story of the origin?
		
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			Obviously, no. Why are you a Muslim? We are a Muslim, because we have the clean that a lot is true,
that the Quran is true, that the Prophet says is true. Okay, how do you have that yaqeen we have
yaqeen because now we get to the deeper issue. And I'll just gloss over this. And that is the fact
that Islam answers the big questions of life in a way that no other faith tradition does. The
simplicity of the kenema the simplicity of La ilaha illa Allah, no other faith tradition has it. The
goal of life, the worship of Allah subhanho wa Taala, the revelation of the Quran, the power of the
Quran, the impact of the Quran, the preservation of the Quran, the beauty of the Koran, the
		
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			eloquence of the Koran, the content of the Quran, the the the message of the prophets of Allah
sentiment, his whole life, his sincerity, the success of this single man to come in seventh century
Arabia and change the
		
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			entire course of history in a way that no human has ever done. Every single one of the big questions
is answered by Islam, the Quran, Allah, the ophira morality, all of this is answered now Islam is a
package deal. And within this package deal, there are tertiary issues. I'm not gonna say illogical,
I will say, I have used the word super irrational, not super rational. By the way, super su pra
super rational means beyond the scope of rationality, the mind can neither confirm nor deny. And
there are many examples. resurrection of the soul, the resurrection of the body, it is not
illogical, but neither is it necessarily logical. It's beyond the existence of angels. Is this
		
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			something that is logical? You can prove from the mind Yes or no? No. But is it illogical? No. It's
Supra rational beyond rationality, because there's a realm that the mind does not operate in, it's
blank. And the problem of the philosophers and the problem of these pseudo intellectuals, they feel
the mind can operate in any arena. And that's false belief. And yet jus genma juge is one of those
areas. It's not logical, I will admit,
		
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			can we salvage the tradition and make it neither logical OR illogical? That's what I tried to do.
last lesson, make it beyond the scope of reason and produce a theory that, okay, we're faithful to
the text. And we're still admitting or believing in the judge and judge Now, why then, the person
will say this person who doesn't believe in Islam, they will say, Why then do you believe in these
fables if they don't make any sense? And the response is, because these stories these are on and
sooner, they come in the tradition we have here clean in, we have your cane, because of other
factors, not because of your origin. Once we have your pain, then we will accept everything that
		
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			tradition comes with, because they are clean is not built on these tertiary matters. And we quote
here, I will walk up to San Diego to LA one, when
		
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			the courage came to him and said, Do you believe your companion says he went to Jerusalem and came
back in one night? Now? It's not logical for a person of that timeframe to go to Jerusalem and come
back on one night? Neither is it impossible. Neither is it simply beyond it's bizarre. It's a
typical, but neither is it rational nor is it irrational. It is definitely a miracle. And even his
Sham says in his Syrah, some people have weak Iman. They were troubled by this. There was some
problems like what
		
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			the in some new Congress or whatever they're like, what do we do? He went one night and came back.
That's so weird. What did the workers say? And why is he called us? What did he say?
		
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			If he said it is true, why did I will close the deal say that because his eemaan in the Profit
System was not based upon his own marriage.
		
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			It was based upon yaqeen I know this man, I know he's sincere. I've seen sincerity from him. From
day one. I have seen the miracles I've heard the Koran, I believe in Allah subhana wa Tada, when it
can also add as a Muslim, our heart is at peace, our our culture has sikita, our carbon, our Fedora,
and our eemaan going together, and we know deep to the core that Islam is true. Once we know Islam
to be true, we come across the story that is perhaps problematic,
		
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			we will have to deal with it with a man in our hearts. If you don't have a man in your heart, which
is what these motives basically are, then obviously everything of this nature will only increase
your doubt, and nothing is to be done about them. So mon book monomial formula, your journal formula
yochanan. And the fact of the matter is, and I've said this before, and I don't it's not my intent
to mock that group of people, but will lie I cannot help but say those who reject Islam and become
agnostic or atheist. They ended up with even more nonsensical beliefs than Yeah, jojen merge. I
mean, the most obvious of which is the claim that this entirely perfectly synchronized, meticulously
		
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			balanced ecosystem and life as we know it, it just came about out of nothing. To me, that is a far
bigger fairy tale than believing in Jiu Jitsu jujin amount of that we don't understand. You see what
I'm saying here, right, to reject Islam
		
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			brings about infinitely more complex problems than to believe in Islam and say, I don't fully
understand it,
		
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			which is essentially what I'm saying from last week that I don't have 100% foolproof mechanism. I at
the end gave two answers. Number one, yeah, George and George, are tribes that will come
		
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			Towards the end of time that are descended from those original that will coordinate locked up. Okay,
that's a totally valid and legit answer. And I don't have any problem with that number two, which
caused some consternation, and understandably, some mockery and whatnot. And remember, I projected
it to my friend's mouth. And I said, it's there. But I didn't use any word, a lot of people using a
particular word. I did not use any word I simply said, this could be a group of people that they are
human and net yet not quite human. That's all that I said. And if you look at the characteristics,
Allahu Allah, but some things do make sense. That's all that I said, I did not choose any particular
		
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			word because obviously using a word, categorizes it into a genre of literature and movies that I'm
not, I'm not comparing exactly, I'm simply saying there could be groups of people that something is
wrong with them mentally, emotionally. And that might be a case because there are indications that
that is the case. And Allah subhana wa tada knows best. So these are the two points I wanted to
mention. Before we move on about the science of Judgment Day. So to summarize, so that we're on the
same wavelength Michelle lozada. To summarize the last four or five lectures in two paragraphs.
		
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			Towards the end of times, after all of the minor science have basically finished, there will come a
series of massive wars that will engulf the world, there will be a lot of wars. In particular in the
regions of the modern era and the modern a sham, there will be a lot of wars, and this will
culminate in a three way civil war between the Arma three parties will be fighting between the oma
and this civil war between the oma will eventually reach the Hejaz province and eventually reach
Makkah itself. So the wars between Muslims will envelope that region and the holy lands itself will
become involved. During this timeframe, a person will rise up that people are looking to for
		
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			leadership, he lives in Medina at this point in time, and for whatever circumstance you will run for
his life to MCC, and he will not have any protection. And for whatever reason, one of the powerful
of these triple armies will try to kill this person by sending an army to the cabinet itself. And
when they send the army to the cabinet itself, that is when the miracle of miracles will happen, and
the army will be destroyed without any human interference. At this point in time, it appears the
Muslim Ummah will recognize this person to be the mighty, now the signs have been met. So it appears
even though nothing is explicit, that the oma will no longer fight amongst itself, that the MA D
		
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			will then unify the oma
		
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			and in my reading and interpretation and it's all he had intended today, that unification will not
happen until the MACD In fact, the melodies main purpose is to unify the oma because how can you now
not believe in the MACD when the sign has happened and the Kaaba has been protected, you know, in
front of you. So the MACD will now take charge. And rather than civil war between the oma there will
be wars between civilizations, Muslims, and other civilization. And the Hadith mentioned at least
two massive wars, the one of them with the Muslims and the Romans on one side and a third party on
the other. So the Muslims and the bunny last fall, or the room will be on one side, and there will
		
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			be a common enemy on the other side. And this will be a massive war and the Muslims and the Romans
will be victorious. Then, soon after this one, there will be inner fighting between the room and the
Muslims. And there will then be yet another massive war between these two groups around this time or
shortly after. Now the people the Muslims know that john is about to come, the signs are there. So
anytime something happens, there will be rumors that john is out the john is out. And most of these
rumors obviously will be false because you're only going to come once and during one particular
timeframe. According to one narration after the conquest of Constantinople and this is slightly
		
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			problematic because we're going to come to the rumor will come that the Jarl has come So, they will
come back to their base and their base is where where will their base be.
		
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			The mask has been a sham overall and damage Kabila the Sham that will be their base without the
Sham, they will rush back to damage and they will find out the rumors are false. And within a day or
two or a short period of time, actually the john will come.
		
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			So when they find the rumors to be false, now the gel has actually come down. And once that the gel
will come he will spend as the President said 40 days if you want to interpret it literally because
here's again, this is one of those ahaadeeth even the Sahaba were cryptic, mystified, what do you
mean is that day a day an actual year, what not if you want to interpret it either Vahidi upon his
actual time, then in reality, the job will be here for around two and a half years. Or I'm sorry,
not to enough a year in two and a half months sorry.
		
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			A year and two and a half months, if you want to say the first day is one year, the second day is
one month, the third day is one week, and then the rest of the 37 days is 37 days. If you interpret
it like that, then the digital will be on this earth for around a year and two and a half months,
not a too long period, but it will be the worst wars known to man and nobody will be able to kill
the job, even though they might kill some of the just forces as we said, but the jailer himself will
not be able to be killed. And after a year and two and a half months when the Maddy is leading
Salatin federal in Damascus in the Umayyad mosque, Isa will come down towards the end of times, and
		
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			Risa will then lead so that'll fudger sorry, Teresa will come down at Salah to the federal time he
will tell them that Italy's as a fresher and then that army will within a day or two as soon as Isa
comes the president said he will make for him like a spear makes for its target, he will rush
towards the job. As soon as Easter comes down. After Southern treasure, they will rush towards the
job and Damascus to Jerusalem in that timeframe might even be done in an hour or or definitely
within a day or two. So as soon as reset comes, that tribulation will be gone with because the gel
will be killed and all those who are still fighting at this point in time. If you are still fighting
		
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			on the side of the job, there is no hope for you, you will not you will not be saved because the
signs are too clear as we said you have chosen darkness over light you have chosen evil over truth
so there will be no hope for you and there is a very interesting narration that some have made
authentic and I mentioned it briefly I want to pause here and mention it again. This is a hadith and
a Buddhahood and Muslim by Mohammed
		
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			and the scholars have different is authentic or not your body makes it authentic and others make it
slightly weak. The head it goes as follows narrated from why they've been shoveled or moron obey
till mark this horrible yesterday was horrible yesterday. Horrible Mel hammer. Well hello Jill Mel
hammer federal customs Linnea will fetch Helston tinea aurojit the jar. So, a number of things are
mentioned one after the other number one, the building up of the beta lock this is the destruction
of Medina, he called it yesterday and that is number one. Number two, the destruction of yesterday
is the beginning of the civil wars the Metal Hammer the Armageddon. Number three, the Armageddon is
		
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			the beginning of the conquest of Constantinople. And number four, the conquest of Constantinople is
the coming of the john. Okay. Now,
		
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			this
		
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			this Hadeeth if it is authentic,
		
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			it raises the issue which is slightly problematic and that is Romano beta mock this horrible
yesterday the building up of virtual mock This is the destruction or the demolition of yesterday and
this is problematic insofar as the traditions mentioned as we're going to come to if not today, the
next Wednesday inshallah, that yesterday or Medina will be destroyed
		
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			after yet jujin module.
		
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			So how then can before that Jamal Medina be destroyed during the sound the problem
		
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			baytril mock this being constructed is the destruction of effort. One way to interpret this is
firstly what is the construction of between democritus and Milan will be to mock this. This clearly
means that Bates will mock this Jerusalem ox saw
		
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			is becoming either one of two interpretations either a civilization pay heed in light of what is
happening or a Muslim civilization because you're a moron means to build a model your middle enemy
Yamato masajid ally, and Murano beetle muchness the construction or the building or the civilization
of Baden lochness, it doesn't say by Muslims or non Muslims. So either it is a generic building up
of Beethoven, Bach this that that land becomes the land of civilization, a land of strength,
allowing the power and it is clearly in our times a land of whatever however angry what is going on,
we cannot deny, all you need to do is look at the top 100 fortune 500 companies, whatever how many
		
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			are based over there, their economy, their scientists, whatnot, and also the number of people living
there and and, and, and Allah knows but or we can say and what I'll do Bateson mock this by the
Muslims, and that's going to take place after the killing of that job. Either way, timeframe is
similar, that is going to signal the destruction or the heartthrob of yesterday. Now, the only way
that if this idea is authentic is that we say the
		
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			building up of Jerusalem will signal the beginning of the end of Medina but not the actual end of
Medina because the actual end of Medina will come towards the very end of times. So some things are
happening, that Medina will become empty and empty and empty.
		
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			And this will begin with the construction or the embodiment of beta and muchness. Now, the
destruction or the herb of Medina is the male hammer the Armageddon that much is clear because the
MADI is coming from Medina. His followers will come from Medina, the met the the prophet SAW Selim
said when the Mohammed takes place, some of the best people on earth will leave Medina to go to
sham. So there's going to be civil war and the Muslim has realized we need to fight against the job.
So Medina will be emptied and emptied and emptied. And so this also makes sense. Well, hello jhilmil
hammer federalist, Alenia,
		
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			the beginning of the Armageddon is the conquest of Constantinople. This means that, and this is my
interpretation from two weeks ago and last week, the Armageddon the Metal Hammer isn't just one war,
it is a series of wars, because the conquest of Constantinople is one of the words of the Metal
Hammer is taking place within the Armageddon. So the Armageddon or the Metal Hammer isn't just one
battle. Yes, there will be the final battle, no doubt between the ISA and the jug that is the end of
the Armageddon, there will be one or two very big battles, like the process of said out of 199 will
die that is one of those battles, the Euphrates River will uncover its gold that is another battle.
		
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			All of these are some of the bigger battles but in my interpretation of the idea that this is my dad
and I could be wrong. It doesn't appear that the Metal Hammer is one battle and this idea proves it
because
		
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			there will be battles after Constantinople and yet the Prophet system is saying hello Gil Mel hammer
fratello Custom tinea the beginnings of the Mel hammer is the conquest will signal the conquest of
Constantinople and then the conquest of Constantinople will fetch Balochistan tinea hydrojet, the
judge will signal the coming of the the judge, so the judge will come then Risa will come then Lisa
will kill the judge. As soon as Isa kills the judge barely has the day gone maybe even the same day,
or they haven't even rested fully. That's what the Hadith says they have not even recovered. So we
can say three days, seven days but definitely not a few months. Without even recovery. Immediately
		
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			jujitsu or Judo will be sent out. And that is when Allah will inspire Isa, that a group of creation.
Reba Lee and this is a very key key phrase here. One of my creations have come out some of my
creation. What are they? As we said, we don't know. There is no human power that can fight them.
This is what the Hadith says. Don't even think about fighting them. And as I said, this is very
interesting because even for the jungle, Muslims are fighting his army.
		
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			If people can fight the army of the judge, why can't they fight the judge? judge? That's I've talked
about that last week. So Lisa is told go and flee with my followers go with the righteous people and
hide, and so they will hide for how long we do not know, until finally they're about to starve to
death. And so he said, begs Allah subhana wa Taala for help. And that is when Allah miraculously
deals with the hydrogen merge. Firstly, by eliminating all of them instantaneously. One thing comes
one, whatever happens, something attacks them at the neck, and instantaneously simultaneously, all
of them are killed. Secondly, the Muslims come out the stench is overwhelming, etc, etc, they make
		
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			dua to Allah, so then Allah gets rid of their corpses as well. And so the earth is cleansed by a
rain by the birds etc, etc. Now, let us begin from where we left off enough. So now we are from
where we left off. After Yeah, George and George, there shall be a period of luxury and peace, the
likes of which this world has never seen since the beginning of time.
		
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			The amount of peace and luxury that will take place our profits as I mentioned, that one aroma no
one grapefruit or one pomegranate will suffice an entire tribe and one shank of lamb will be eaten
by an entire subdivision of a city. In other words, the earth will give like never before, and in
one version, it says that the snakes will play with the toddlers and the lions and the and the the
wolves that let the wolves will play with the lambs, for example, these phrases are found.
		
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			What we see in this is that after all of that fighting years and years of the job, and yet Juju Mojo
and whatnot, and we don't want to be alive when that happens, those that live through, Allah will
give them some peace.
		
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			And this is the son that Allah huffy healthy, in
		
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			Russia use Russia in democracies run in them and are still useless. This is the son of a law. Those
people that saw the worst of the worst and we do not want to be amongst them, we should seek refuge
in a law from living to see the job, not to be like him and fitted netted the jar we don't want to
be around when the gel comes, we don't want to be here. But if those people that are here are here,
and they managed to eke through those years of turmoil and trial, that generation, then they shall
be blessed, like no other generation has been blessed since the beginning of time. How long will
this timeframe be?
		
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			Some ahaadeeth mentioned seven years and are these these seven years to another Allah knows best?
		
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			But there will be a few years and this is proven
		
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			by our Prophet sallallahu I sent him saying what law he he gave a custom to Allah.
		
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			You shall perform hajj and O'Meara to the Gabba even after your Georgian judge.
		
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			That's these years now.
		
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			Now the fact that you're performing hajj and is performing means is more than one hedge. For a few
years, there shall be peace in this world. No fighting, no two people will fight one another. Can
you believe that has never happened since have been copied
		
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			has never happened. But Allah will bless those people when they have seen how evil war is. For those
years. No two people will ever have an argument call us utter peace on this earth.
		
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			Now unfortunately, what we learn with that peace and stability, some people's hearts or maybe the
next generation that is born or what not. Their hearts will become hard and Lachie man, and we'll
explain why in a while. But these years will be the best years of all of mankind. But we don't want
to live to see them because we have to go through something to see them. And eventually something
will happen or Isa will either die or whatnot or Maddie will die. We don't know when by the way. And
by the way, there are legends found that Isa are the ns we can say sallallahu wasallam for Isa we
can search for him oh look at all of this is a lot for Isa and for any righteous person by the way.
		
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			Isa Rahim mahalo tada and sallallahu alayhi wa sallam no problem shell according to some reports,
die a natural death and be buried in the hedger of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in Medina
where do we get this from? By the way? This is not an authentic hadith, but there are such a hadith
of them is the hadith of Abdullah having lived in a house which is not authentic. I'ma come to that,
that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is reported to have said
		
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			in Zulu, he said the embodiment of the ISA will come down to this earth, faith is a word you will
get married, will you will do the who and children will be born to him. William hotel, Hampson What
about ADA Center, and he will live for 45 years, he was taken up at the age of 33. So he will live
till he's 45. So, another 30 years or so, and this would make sense with all that we have said, so
my moods fade funa Murphy cabri then he shall die, and he shall be buried with me in my upper then I
and II 70. Model yam will stand up together and between us will between Abubakar and Omar now, this
hadith is reported in a number of very, very obscure books that none of you would have heard of,
		
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			even a bit dunia mentions it. And even though Josie and his little limited now here, and then a
montage of them on top of them and and wafaa. And all of them say that this hadith is very weak, it
is very weak. Some of this aid is even one color. So it's not an authentic because there's a very
well known person in there by the name of Abdul Rahman alaphilippe, who was known to be a very weak
narrator. So the Hadith is not authentic. There is a narration as soon as Timothy but it's not a
heady
		
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			Abdullah ibn Salam, who is Abdullah bin Salaam,
		
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			the ex Rabbi of
		
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			Medina, he was the senior most Rabbi of Medina when the process of them came up the Libyan center
there is a report in Sudan activity
		
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			you can look this up if you want is a very famous book to the middle you can find this at home and
I've always encouraged you look up the books of Haiti Don't be shy to look them up and open What do
you lose there they're not going to bite you read them get get connected to a tradition. Hadith
number 3617. Abdullah bin Salam said
		
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			Who said I believe in Salah not
		
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			the prophet of Islam, Abdullah bin Salim said it is written in
		
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			The overall the description of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, and it is written in the Torah, the
description of reception Imodium, and the two of them will be buried together.
		
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			Who said this?
		
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			Abdullah Salaam it is not a
		
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			hadith Is that clear? Where is he getting it from?
		
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			His version of the total. It's clearly not around in our times, by the way, right? Because realize
the Jewish out observe that time they have a different tradition altogether. their traditions and
their calendar is different. We know this. Again, I'm going to my tangents here. But anyway,
		
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			they are not connected to the mainstream Jewish diaspora that was alive at the time. They have been
disconnected for a few centuries or a few decades, at least a century. And so their beliefs and
their books are slightly different. And that is very interesting, because then we get a window into
a preserved Judaism that didn't exist in Babylon or in other places in the world or in Jerusalem, as
well. But apparently, Abdullah bin Salaam has some books, handed down generation to generation that
the rest of Jewish folklore doesn't have any more. And in it, he is saying, I am telling you that
ERISA and Warhammer system are going to be buried together. One of the narrators of this Hadith, the
		
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			third narrative from the Libyan set out metabo tiberi. He said, and there is still a space in the
Hadith of the Prophet, so system that can accommodate
		
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			everybody. Now, that is a fact. That is a fact. What is the fact that in the room of Arusha, the
three bodies are this way, and there is one portion, that technically there is still space for one
more body over there? That much is a fact, whether it will be reset or not. We say what do we say?
Very good. You guys are learning a low item. There's nothing authentic, but Abdullah ibn Salam is no
joke. He is the chief rabbi. And he is saying, I'm telling you, the two will be buried together. So
Allah knows best. So
		
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			perhaps he said, we'll die a natural death and perhaps you will be buried in Medina. Or perhaps that
is not going to happen. Now what's going to happen with the followers of Isa, the righteous Muslims,
this is where the end of times the actual end of times begins, and it will begin with a very
peaceful ending. What is that peaceful ending? So hey, Muslim reports, Abu hurayrah, that the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Allah will send a wind from Yemen that is softer than
silk.
		
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			That shall not leave anyone that has an ounce of Eman in his heart, except that he shall pass away
peaceful death.
		
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			Howdy, this is a Muslim.
		
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			A wind will come from Yemen, beautiful fragrance. Sweet, it will be gentler than silk. And when the
people smell it, if they have a man, they will die. A peaceful, unnatural death.
		
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			And if they don't have you, man,
		
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			they're still gonna be there. Jay, now what do you think is going to happen? When in the whole
earth? Nobody of human is left.
		
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			What do you think is going to happen?
		
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			This is what our prophets have said that after this point in time, idolatry will return to the Arabs
and by Arabs, he meant the children of the Muslims because when you said out of bag, then you meant
a Muslim as well. That and he mentioned specific tribes, they said the women, their bodies will be
doing pull off around the tribes of the ancient and the people he said will become worse than baja
and worse than animals. And they will copulate in public like donkeys. That's what the prophet says.
And I'm saying that might happen. Now, this hadith is mentioned as pre karma and as also end of
clamor. So Allah knows best it appears that there will be a time where fire show will be prevalent
		
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			even before the MADI and then there will be a time that will become even more prevalent before the
actual trumpet is going to be blown. Now, if there are no Muslims, what will happen to the Kadima
what will happen to the Salah, what will happen to the Koran? What will happen to all of these
Abdullah bin Massoud set
		
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			a time will come a night will come that the entire Koran will be taken back by Allah subhana wa tada
the people will wake up and the must haves will be blank
		
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			and there will be no one with the Quran in their hearts.
		
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			This
		
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			is a report in Muslim a daddy me?
		
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			In another version he said to his students, make sure you read the Quran before it is taken away.
		
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			The students said, Oh teacher, these must haves How can they be taken away? and asked her father,
how can it be taken away?
		
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			And even Mr. Rhodes said, a night will come when the Quran will be taken away, and nobody will
remain who can recite a single verse and they will even forget that Illa Illa law
		
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			and they will speak the speech of Jaya helliya means they're going to talk with the fascia vulgarity
evil stuff. And this is when Allah azza wa jal statement one either walk I'll hold ya him or her
Shinola Honda, but the minute limo and NASA can be added to your opinion. This is what the numbers
add to. This is when this statement is going to happen. What is this statement it talks about the
beast and we'll talk about the beast in sha Allah. Definitely not today we're gonna get to that in
sha Allah in our next class or the next Wednesday shuttling
		
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			in another version. And another version
		
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			in Massoud said that the Koran will be taken away in one night in one night. And not a single verse
will be left in the hub of any servant and not a single must have will remain with the speech on it
and the people will wake up like animals now. It is pretty obvious therefore that you put the
previous Hadith and this one together. The day that that wind blows is the day the Quran will be
		
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			forgotten, not forgotten but gone. And even those had memorized some sutras or verses but they
weren't mins
		
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			they will wake up the next day and they will remember nothing and the physical printed must have
they will become empty. Nothing will be there.
		
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			What will happen to the Kadima
		
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			Sahih Muslim and assembly Malik said that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said
		
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			la tomasa had you all to fill out a law a law
		
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			This is a Muslim Koyama will not take place. The Yama will not take place until no one says on this
earth, a law a law. Think about that. This is a hadith in Sahih Muslim the Yama will not take place
until nobody says Allah is gone.
		
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			Will you have a builder When will that happen? Obviously after the wind comes but if the man said
		
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			you the Rasul Islam, Islam will be wiped away. There are so you There are so heavy means to wipe
away just like a garment that is continually worn is worn out until no one will know what is slim.
And what is Salah. And what is hedge and what is sada it's Pinilla Salah is going to be gone sadhaka
gone has gone everything gone.
		
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			Islam will be wiped away until no one knows what anything is. And in one night, the Book of Allah
subhanho wa Taala will be wiped away as well until Not a single ayah remains. Now, this is very
interesting because this is a familiar man seeing it from the Prophet system. And even Massoud also
said it from himself. The to put together clearly shows this is an authentic thing. Okay, this is
from preferably mansingh I heard it from the Prophet system. The previous narrations, Eben Massoud
is just saying like It is however, if you remember, what did we say when a Sahabi says something
about the knowledge of the unseen What do we say? It becomes a headache. When a Sahabi says
		
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			something about knowledge of the unseen This is even more shrewd describing judgment date,
automatically it gets a free upgrade to a heartbeat as we said, because how does you know Judgement
Day? What does he know about how does he know to unless he's confident promises them? So are they
for said and a night will come where the whole Koran will be taken away. And there shall be
remaining a small group of people, a shithole cabbie, Walmart as well as choose an elderly man or an
elderly lady, very old people. And they will reminisce and they will say we remember our forefathers
saying that in a in the law, but we don't know what it means.
		
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			So we also will just say it like they said it.
		
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			So
		
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			sila Urban zophar.
		
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			A student of her data said,
		
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			Oh, are they full? Of what use will it be that they say la ilaha illa LA and they don't know what it
means, and they're not praying, and they're not fasting, and they're not giving charity and they're
not going for Hajj. Now pause here. This Hadeeth is a very deep theological issue that is not
related to the science of judgment date. But it is very interesting because this hadith is one of
the evidences use.
		
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			And I'm just going to mention it briefly. And that is, what does it mean to be a Muslim?
		
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			What does it mean to be a
		
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			Muslim? Is it enough to say you're a Muslim and not do anything?
		
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			There are so many in this land. We seek Allah's refuge, our own children and grandchildren, meaning
our meaning the Muslim communities, there are so many whose parents are Mashallah the best of the
best board members, imams who are coming federal salah and their sons and daughters have nothing to
do with this religion whatsoever other than the title, I'm a mother, I'm a Muslim. They will not
even take off Friday to come and pray Juma.
		
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			They will not even care about Iied. But if you ask them, they say oh, I will Muslim. Yes, my parents
are Muslim, this is very common.
		
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			Are they Muslim?
		
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			Some of them? I said no. Some of them I said yes. And those that said, No, have a long list of
evidences, those that said yes, they primarily use this hadith.
		
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			Because this is a man or an old man who was going to say he doesn't pray, he doesn't fight doesn't
do anything. But he simply says, I remember my forefathers saying this word. I don't know what it
means. And by the way, another tangent completely irrelevant, yet so relevant.
		
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			The Muslims who came to this land as slaves, they were not able to preserve their religion.
		
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			They were not able to preserve their Islam.
		
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			Completely.
		
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			Allahu Alem, how many Muslims came, but they are in the 10s of 1000s. In the very least think about
that, by the way.
		
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			In the 10s of 1000s, Muslims were brought here from West Africa, from the coasts of Africa, from
what is now sending oil in these regions. They were brought here as slaves. We know so many of them
are humans today, man we know. And Billa Lee, we know, we know them. We have pictures of them. We
have handwritten documents in the Smithsonian, we still have or ons that they wrote from memory, we
still have them in this land. These are slaves that had memorized the Quran. Some of them were
odema. Some of them were princes, they came here.
		
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			And interestingly enough, this is a complete tangent, but hey, we should know this stuff. We are in
the end of the day, American Muslims, and we should know our own Islamic history in this land.
		
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			A very interesting Quirk, by the way, and I'm watching the time to Ori and I did promise you q&a,
everything is very shallow. Let me go into this tangent, not prepared, but it's very interesting.
There was this slave owner back in the 1800s, who came across a Muslim slave
		
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			and appreciated the Islam of that slave and realized Muslims are educated. Muslims can manage
finances, and Muslims are trustworthy.
		
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			So he made it a point to purchase Muslim slaves.
		
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			And
		
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			he had a plantation off the coast of Georgia, on an island called this appeal islands, the sapelo
Islands is called. Okay, this is all history you should know.
		
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			And so, on the sapelo Islands, there was a large concentration of Muslim slaves, believe it or not,
		
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			and they would establish the Salah. They had a Masjid that is actually the first machine of America.
They celebrated either How do we know this? Because the owners and the descendants of the owners
kept diaries. And they talked about these Muslim slaves. And they mentioned that there was a
festival in which they baked a particular cake that we now know, it was the cake that Muslims would
bake on either fifth or back home and send it all or whatever, they would bake it on once a year,
and they would hand it out.
		
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			This isn't the pelo islands. So this isn't the 1860s 1870s or so. Okay, obviously slavery is
abolished, everything changes whatnot. Okay, so pelo islands remains disconnected from the mainland
in the 1930s, Harvard University, or I should say Harvard, they sent a group of anthropologists to
study the descendants of slaves, and they have a very, very extensive archive of audio video
material. Audio because they wanted to preserve the accents. They wanted to preserve the history.
		
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			reportage and video footage, not just this Apollo across America, it was a very, very well
researched project. And they went to the sapelo Islands as well, obviously. And they interviewed the
grandchildren of those people. They interviewed people in their 80s and 90s, who have memories of
their ancestors three, four generations ago.
		
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			And what you read is mind boggling
		
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			of what you read, one of these people says,
		
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			I remember I had an uncle so and so
		
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			us kids would always make fun of him because he would go to one of the corner trees and fall flat on
his face a few times a day.
		
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			And another lady says, I had an aunt, that she would always say, phrases that would make us children
laugh. And she said, I don't remember exactly, but something like a mother gudda gudda, she had to
Allah, it begins a shmurda that's what she remembers, this isn't 1940 and she remembers one of her
ancestors. She said, she my aunt, Henrietta, whatever, would always have a
		
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			something on her head. She said this, and she would always say these phrases that will make us kids
laugh. And this is a lady in 19 years old. So go back, we're talking about 1860. And this is a lady
now who came maybe in the 1830s. And she has a phrase that she is saying, of course these children
are no longer Muslim. There's Islam is all gone, right, obviously. But this hadith reminds us of
that,
		
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			that Islam is gone. But some phrase remains, so it's not just towards the end of times. Another
story quickly.
		
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			This is not planned. By the way, I just want to benefit myself in all of you in a shallow
		
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			what I like about teaching in my hometown, we have no deadline. When I go somewhere else, I have a
deadline I have to leave when I'm here and hamdulillah we can go on and on. If I spend another two
weeks What's the problem? We can benefit each other correct, inshallah, if Allah gives us life
inshallah so another interesting anecdote and story and this happened with me or I met the person
		
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			on the loose. And in sha Allah, we will have a long series of unbelief someday and shoulders, one of
my favorite topics, the detailed history of under is the rise and fall of the muscles of undertows.
And this is something that I met in Andalus, where there was a person who converted back in the 80s
to Islam and under Lucien from some of the villages outside of Porto, but not in the main cities.
Make a long story. It's a very long answer, make it short and shallow. One day, I'll tell it to in
its full detail, that he was scared that his Catholic family and especially his grandmother, who was
a very hardcore Catholic, would get angry at him. So he would lock the door when he prayed. When he
		
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			visited his grandmother, he would lock the door and pray.
		
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			And one day he thought he locked the door and he didn't, you know, sometimes you turn the key, and
his grandmother, open the door, and he was in such awe.
		
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			And he panicked, but what are you going to do? And his grandmother sat down next to him and began to
cry.
		
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			And the man became flustered, like, what am I going to do now? What am I, what do I tell my
grandmother, etc, etc. He said the Salaam and then he consoled his grandmother, grandmother, don't
worry, I still love you. Everything is fine. I'm normal, everything fine. And the grandmother said,
No, I'm not crying. Because you converted to Islam. I'm crying because my grandmother told me that
we are of those Muslim families and to preserve Islam, at least acknowledge that we are Muslim.
		
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			And I didn't do that. Like, we know, we're from the Muslim descendants. But I didn't do that and
seeing you prostrate. And obviously the Muslims, I we know what it is right? It obviously put all of
these emotions back into me.
		
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			So once again, we get this phrase of this, she knows she's a Muslim, she knows. But she doesn't do
anything like that. Right? So there are exceptional scenarios. And back to this idea. Now, the
question is, are you a Muslim, if you don't do anything,
		
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			I will give you the mainstream responses to my response as well. The general rule is that if you're
living in a land of Islam, or in a land where Islam can be practiced, and you refuse to lower your
head in such that even once and you refuse to fast even once, and you refuse to do anything of
Islam, then mere self identification does not make you a Muslim.
		
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			However, in exceptional circumstances, like the sapelo Islands, like under those, like right now,
what we're going to
		
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			To the end of the heady in those circumstances maybe there is an excuse that excuses only when you
don't have access to other Muslims when you're all alone when you're persecuted in that case if you
don't do anything other than say I'm a Muslim perhaps that will be enough for you and this is proven
in this heading so now we come back to this idea and then we'll pause for today shallow data and
give you at least six minutes for q&a inshallah.
		
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			So they first set a time will come when the Quran we lift it up, nobody will pray, nobody will fast
nobody to this, his students said of what to use is to say the Kalima without doing any of these
things. And her they've turned away, turned away, turned away. The third time he said, Yeah, I'll
say that, oh, my student whose name is Scylla er Silla, it will save them from the fire of *,
that Kadima will save them from jahannam.
		
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			So when there's nothing left, perhaps identifying with Islam is all that is needed. But this is an
exceptional situation and scenario. Now, what this also shows,
		
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			an elderly man will say, I remember my forefathers, c'est la ilaha illAllah, which means there shall
be an entire generation that is raised after the wind of Yemen,
		
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			there will be at least 40 5060 years
		
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			and in that generation, the new generation that comes maybe simply knowing there's something called
Islam and wanting to be it could be their excuse. But the default will be these people will be the
worst of the worst. They will be animals or worse than animals. Because there is no Seiler. There is
no Koran, there is no Kadima, there is no morality, they will live like animals. And we will come in
Sharla next week upon this generation shall be the actual trumpet. But there's still a few more
signs that need to be mentioned before the coming of the actual trumpet. Where Then shall we open
the floor for questions in shallow data? Who is going to be first for three weeks? I've been
		
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			delaying questions isn't as good.
		
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			So our brother says one of the issues is to believe in the hype. Why can't we just say that? Yeah,
do Jamba Juice is from the knowledge of the hype, like the angels.
		
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			valid point? Because, according to the mainstream interpretation, yeah. jujin Jews are human beings
not unseen, seen. You can flesh and blood they are the children of Adam. And my point that I said
last week, are we required is the Quran and Sunnah explicit and unequivocal, that there are 10s of
millions of human beings living behind some wall right now as we speak. And my response was looking
at the text, no. Do you understand this point? If you understand everything, but is it a dilemma? Is
it something that is unambiguous? 100%, we have to believe, because, on the other hand, we have some
very, very difficult scientific facts to match up with this belief.
		
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			Our religion does not tell us to be foolish.
		
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			Our religion does not tell us to discard because if we did that, we wouldn't be using our computers
right now. We wouldn't be using technology. Our religion doesn't tell us to live like cavemen. we
acquire knowledge and we use our intellect in a manner that Allah allows us to use the intellect. So
if the Quran and Sunnah told us explicitly, that there are million people living somewhere, and we
don't know where they are, that would have presented us another issue. And we would have said
somewhere in Walton and in my life, but when it doesn't,
		
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			can we then rethink through even if it means that we are saying something that our previous
generations of scholars did not say? And I don't have a problem with that. And that's what I posit
now, if you wish to believe what
		
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			most of classical and medieval Islamic history believed, I don't have a problem with that. Like I
said, What can I say that's your belief?
		
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			exactly the point I agree with you, the brother said, Now we know that that opinion cannot be true.
Where did you get this from? Our knowledge of modern science, it cannot be true in my opinion, and
the opinion of anybody who really understands
		
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			that's exactly what I said last week. Were you here last week? That's exactly what I said.
		
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			It is late, but at the same time when our young men
		
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			A woman comment challenges what do we do with this? We have to present an an interpretation. I could
be wrong. And when it happens, we will see I don't want to see it. You guys tell me if I'm right or
wrong with the camera. I don't want to see when that happens. But I'm trying to preserve the image
of our youth in this interpretation. That's my goal. Sisters. Any questions going once going twice
back to the brothers who spent as good? Good?
		
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			Yes, I did go over it in a lot of detail. If you can listen to my lectures online, and chat
LaGuardia.
		
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			Yes, we went over to see my mother is from the descendants of the prophets of the Salem and we would
say he's from heathens descended on Hussein's sisters, anyone Troy sisters, back again to the
brothers has gladius.
		
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			We don't know how many times were told by Isa we do not know. Because the process of said then the
conversation continued until it came to this. What did happen? We do not know. Okay, back to the
others. Yes, good.
		
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			Solid.
		
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			So our brother says that the signs don't seem to mention the world of the jinn. Will they also
witness all of these things? Obviously, when this world comes to an end, the agenda will also come
to an end in this world. So yes, the signs are the same for us and them if you're trying to allude
that the Judah Madrid might be the jinn you're not trying to do that. Okay. That would be a very
good and easy way to explain it. Were it not for the fact that the ahaadeeth are pretty clear that
they are from the diary of Adam this hadith is in Bahati their from their children about about
Islam. Okay, inshallah, I will continue our last Wednesday will be on this next week inshallah. So
		
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			now I want to
		
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			in a feed
		
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			Li