Yusha Evans – Methodology Of Dawah – Part 2

Yusha Evans

Methodolog​y of Dawah with Br. Yusha Evans part 2/2

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The speakers emphasize the importance of staying out of home and disarming from an argument, being honest with one's views on Islam, following universal operating systems for Islam's success, protecting Islam and advancing evidence, acknowledging the potential harm of the system, and letting people know about the loss of power and the potential for conflict between Muslims and eighteenth century Muslims. They stress the need for acceptance and clarification of guidelines and principles, privacy in public settings, and protecting Islam while advancing evidence. They also acknowledge the potential harm of the system and make precautions for privacy in public settings.

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			Now, we have about six more principles left in action curious to the to the inner child.
		
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			But that's number four. Number four is one of my sincerely, sincerely important and highly advised
principles, which is stay out of home, when this morning, take the air out of the argument. And
		
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			now stay out of home or disarm and take the air out of the argument means that you know,
		
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			when giving down, when you don't want to put yourself in a situation
		
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			that is going to cause you any trouble. For instance, if someone comes to you aggressively, you
know, and you can tell this person is going to be highly aggressive with you. And let's say you're
alone by yourself as you in this person. And, you know, you might even get into the argument of
trying to, you know, trying to debate with him at this point, it may just, you know, push them over
the edge, you know, I mean, you can tell someone just so angry, they're, they're ready for a reason
to get into an altercation with you, then maybe the wisest form of decision is to walk away from
that, that encounter, or to take that encounter into a more public place. Like, if you're in an
		
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			alleyway, you're on a side street, you know, just just walk with them out into the open, you know,
to the public. And, you know, when I when I said when I talk about giving street dour, which is
something that I hope the Muslims in Minnesota will get involved in, in the springtime, it's not a
winter sport in Minnesota, I know that for sure. But,
		
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			you know, I never tell anybody to go by themselves go in teams of two or three, you know, we're
sisters, more than that. This is one big group. You know, just so that you make sure you don't have
any problems or have any harm. But that's another thing
		
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			is just to stay out of harm and disarm and, and take them out of the argument.
		
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			Take the air out of their argument means whatever it is, they're coming with whatever fallacy you
may find in them, you know, find a way to take their argument, like the aggression point, the way
she used to deal with it was smiling with a man or being tolerant with him. Or if they're coming
with this, you know, God is One in three person and just thing you don't know how to take the air
out of that argument. Know how to deflate that argument of God is multiple, you know, they believe
in polytheism know how to take the air out of the argument. This comes with having the knowledge and
the principles of telehealth and so on and so forth, is being able to take the air out of the
		
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			argument. And this received from the the Dow what
		
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			we see from the Dow of the profits of the Law Center in the Dow the mini profits that have been
talked about in the way they dealt with people, they would take the air out of their argument.
		
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			Can you buy Tell me one great, amazing analogy that we find in the Koran of a prophet using a little
bit of wisdom, and a little bit of logic, a little bit of tolerance and a little bit of hokum to
take the air out of the argument of his people.
		
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			He brought in Abraham did that very beautifully. When we see them, he had a, you know, his, even his
father was one who was worshipping idols and was, you know,
		
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			even one of the main guys, and they had this place where they used to worship in the temple, all of
these items, and they have one big one, what do you do, he went in one night, and he took an axe to
chop them all up, and place the axe on the bigger one. And then other people came the next day. He
didn't really go directly it was more or less trying to provoke their thought when he went the next
day. They were like, what happened to our gods? And we know the story, they went and they said, This
young man is always speaking to us. I was like, What do you mean? And he said, and said, you know,
why did you destroy our gods? You know, or who did this? or what have you? And he was said, and
		
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			asked, Why don't you ask the big one? He's the only one left and he has, that's why you asked me?
And then of course, their argument was, you know very well these things don't talk. And that was the
brain to how would you worship something that cannot respond to you, nor can it even defend itself?
Kind of God is this you see how Ebrahim took the air out of the argument, to their their argument,
the Prophet sallallahu wasallam did this very well, when she came
		
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			to worship is a mecca. And we see many examples of this.
		
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			With the companions of the Prophet SAW, providing,
		
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			even some of the diagnostics took place between
		
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			Omar and his father, yes, his mother and so on and so forth about the gods and that was a companion
I can't remember the name, top of my head, but he's who's to say that, you know, after he accepted
Islam, he saw the, the fallacy of their belief so much he say that we used to take dates in when
they were traveling, they would make a God out of it. So they have some in worship, he said, but
then if we get too hungry, we would just eat it. It also is like I can't, you know, realize that
logical that was. So being able to take the air out of the argument and stay on top. Is is very
important. And that comes through learning these principles.
		
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			techniques of dealing with different groups. But the most important one is the last one. What does
that say?
		
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			Be honest, be honest, this is one of the greatest pitfalls
		
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			of our generation. And I make this disclaimer very well known everywhere in the world, I've done
this course, if someone wants to get involved in Delve, in order to become an apologist for Islam to
always say that they're sorry about Islam, and they are apologizing for Islam, and to water Islam
down and sugar coated in order to try to, you know, give it to the people, you know, kind of we do
our kids who go to Walgreens and they give us a prescription, and they put a lot of syrup and cherry
and flavors. So they'll take it, we try to do this with this land and give it to people. If you want
to get involved with it for that, let them know that the positions are all filled. And we're not
		
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			setting any applications at the moment. We don't mean because they're already too many people doing
that. Too many people doing that. If you want to get into that, well, then get into it with the
sincere intention, to be honest with wisdom, but to be honest with people and let people know the
truth about Islam, because that's your only job to let them know the truth. Because someone who
becomes an apologetic apologist for Islam, or someone who waters Islam down, has forgotten,
apparently forgotten. That guidance only comes from Allah subhanho wa Taala. And if Allah does not
want someone to be guided, I don't care how sweet tasting, you might try to make Islam seem if a lot
		
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			does not want them to have guidance, they will not have guidance, this is the other overlook, and it
cannot be changed very clearly have to understand this. So you tell them the truth. If Allah wants
them to be guided, they will be guided, no matter how harsh that truth might be. And sometimes the
truth is harsh to think that the truth is always sweet. and gentlemen kind isn't always like that.
Sometimes the truth is a stark reality. And someone who has been in darkness for a very long time
when you show them the light, sometimes the rough, but we do it with the most sincere intent with
wisdom in order to tell people the truth. Now an example of this, I'll just give you an example,
		
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			from from something that I experienced. I was once at a lecture, there was a university lecture was
a very highly publicized University lecture. And
		
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			I think it was in Cambridge, in the UK. But anyway,
		
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			there was going to be a discussion panel and questions revolving around terrorism and Islamic
related violence, extremism, and so on and so forth. And they invited me, and apparently some other
factions within the organization and invited me realized, you know, that I'm not really keen on
mixing the truth with anything else, I kind of try to tell it how it is. So they invited their own
speaker as well. So there was two Islamic speakers, there's one Christian Jew, and there was two
Islamic speakers.
		
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			So when the questions were being put forward, they were being put in written format, and to whom
they were addressed to. And I saw, you know, the brother who was getting the questions who was a,
		
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			a proponent of chick fil a, and who's calling chef who then
		
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			he saw a question to shift for that. And they said, What does shift mean? What the chef mean,
because they called me a chef, and I was made it my sincerest intention, let them know they're not.
So they asked him, What does the chef mean, if you are one? And then there was a question to me is
what is the jihad in Islam? Because I was trying to explain to them that the Jihad that is put upon
Muslims is not the jihadists. So that's what has to happen. So the other flag, took the questions
and flipped them, and gave full and cheerful and the question about what they had and gave me the
question about what to shift me. And was just crazy, because I would just said that I don't, I'm not
		
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			ashamed to tell you what it is. But the Arabic word chef means old man means an elder means someone
who is respected as an elder. That's all it means. And I'm not old enough to be a chef, and I don't
have enough knowledge to be a chef. So I don't know. And chef lamb got up about his question about
jihad, you know, talking the, you know, jihad is just, you know, a struggle within the soul to
overcome evil in the physical Jihad was something that was for, you know, a time and people, but
we're, we're beyond that time. Now. We're in the second phase of the profits layout, which is, you
know, and I'm really trying to decide within myself, should I let chef blenders get away with me
		
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			saying that, you know, or should I? I don't want to embarrass him, you know, I mean, I don't want to
have to tell him, he's wrong in front of all these people. Until I saw the question. The person who
wrote the question, I saw him shaking his head. I saw him going like this. He knew already that what
the chef woman was saying was wrong, and was not a true representation of the question he asked. And
so I had to say something I had to stop. She had told me
		
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			Let's start with unfinished but said I wanted to add on I tried to be as nice as I could I wanted to
add on, you know that this is a 10th of jihad but it is it is not the understood meaning. When we
see that root word jihad in the Quran or we see the root word jihad in the Sunnah of the Prophet
symbolized
		
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			99% of these meanings are always speaking about a physical struggle against injustice. And this is
the truth is that jihad in Islam, and it's understood since by the prophets of a sudden and his
companions was a struggle, whether it be internally or externally, to establish justice on the
earth, to make sure that the word of the Creator of all that exists becomes the supreme word, his
law becomes the supreme law and his way of life becomes a supreme way of life, in order to better
society, jihad is, has come into the earth in order to remove it from injustice, from oppression,
from tyranny, from terrorism, from from violence, from abuse, from any form of evil, or sharp at
		
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			all, Jihad has come to eradicate it and established justice on the earth, to see that all human
beings get their due rights within the the the legislation given by the Creator, and that no one is
treated unfairly unjustly, or, or anyone is able to Tyron eyes over another or loader of another due
to their wealth, or their status, or their prominence or their family. This is what Islam came to
establish that the right that the weak will be protected, and the poor will be protected, and that
the original powerful will not overbear them, but will give them their due rights, all of these
things are contained within the word, jihad, and under the root system of jihad, the struggle to see
		
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			that this is correct. And I said that Now none of that is is is bad, anyone to say that these are
bad goals to have for life. I mean, it's just illogical and irrational. And
		
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			honestly, everyone clapped, everyone in the room claps all the non Muslims, because I said, What Jan
was really about, and they got to see that what a Muslim believes in is jihad is not what is being
put on the Muslims, according to the Western media ideology of jihad, because I said what they call
jihad, we don't have any idea what it is, that actually is what Jihad has come to you medicate. So
it's an oxymoron to say that that Muslim jihadist killed 20 innocent people, or blew up this
building or took down this plate. So that's, that's, that's an oxymoron. Because Jihad has come to
make sure that these things don't happen. to agree to eradicate the world of these things. That's
		
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			terrorism entirely and oppression and murder, which Jihad has come to seek and into by any means
necessary within the guidelines of Islamic law. So that's what I mean, by be honest, be honest with
them, because then there wouldn't be such a taboo about these issues in these subjects. And every
brother wouldn't be getting chased around by the FBI, just because he used the word jihad in his
lecture, because you want people to understand what he's talking about within the context of
meaning, that this is what it means. This is this is what it means to speak the truth to do right to
establish justice, all of this. So we need to speak the truth and say the right thing. That Yes, the
		
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			only way of life that the greater essence, to humanity, since the beginning of medicine, there has
been no change to the system, there has been no change to the ideology, there's only been some
revision in the methodology of applying the guidelines that God has sent. And that's, that's very
clear, we understand that as Muslims, and it's always been the same way. And this is one thing
		
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			that I've tried to convey
		
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			in a way that people understand and is kind of like,
		
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			like operating software for computers. Like let's say, I'm a Mac guy, so I'm on Mac software, what
do they have, they came out with a Mac OSX you know, the, and then they had the the leopard, which
was what 10.5 10.4. And then they came out with the snow leopard 10.5 and
		
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			snow leopard 10.6 and then have come out with lion and all these things. I said, all of these things
have changed. But the basic operating system has been the same. There's just been updates and
revisions to the software to make it more compatible with what is relevant today. I said this is
God's system of sending His guidance to humanity. It's always been the same type of system. But
maybe the operating system has changed from time to time with a revision that is compatible to what
people were dealing with and their time and what was more
		
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			was more conducive to their environment. And then God decided when he chose to do so to send the
universal operating system to you manage Islam as it is in our present state is the universal
operating system. It does not need an update. It is not needed. It does not need a firmware update a
software update. It does not need anything added or subtracted to
		
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			It is a universal operating system. And it's not to say there's not other operating systems out
there. There are other operating systems out there. But he's operating systems are flawed because
they develop human beings because human beings development therefore full of holes and viruses and
bugs and susceptible all kinds of things, but the system that God has sent, the final operating
system of Islam and the Quran and Sunnah of the prophet SAW certain is a universally sound and
stable operating system that if humanity would just use it as a framework, then it would solve their
problems. I know that's a little bit techie jargon, but some people get a university students tend
		
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			to get them and I always see it, you can always tell the it majors in the room.
		
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			So be honest. Any questions about
		
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			Yes?
		
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			Yeah, I was gonna ask you. What's your opinion? Muslims? Should they put up with a tyranny
government.
		
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			When it comes to a tyrannical,
		
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			tyrannical rule is
		
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			first and foremost, this is a deep subject. Unfortunately, this, there's a lot of gray area around
it, that has been placed upon it. But one beautiful thing that was stated by hospital bus Raheem
momota, who was the man with the tablet he lived at the time of a great time. That's how I judge the
news. Great time.
		
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			He used to say that the ruler is always is a reflection of the interior of the people, that the
ruler that Allah has appointed over you, is usually a reflection of the interior of the room,
meaning that the insides of the Muslim hearts are corrupt, that Allah is going to give them
corruptness without. And there was some people who came there's a very beautiful example. There was
some people who came to hospital bustling during his time some youth and they asked him to they
asked him to give them a fatwa to fight a judge to find a judge because he was killing Muslims. He
was the appointment policeman, but he was killing Muslims. And you know what? What happened? The
		
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			boss
		
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			said no. He said, because if hijabs is a test, from a lot of you, then a test cannot be won except
for by patience, and perseverance and dedication to all he said, and if this is a punishment from
Allah upon you, for your disobedience to him, punishment cannot be removed by the sword. So he gave
them no permission to do so he said, You will only bring harm to yourselves in the oma. And they
rejected and they killed and they fought agile, what happened? I judge slaughtered every single one
of them. And then hustle bustle he said that if only the youth would be patient, and dedicate
themselves to a law, it would not be long before Allah would make for them away out as he's promised
		
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			in his book, he said, but people are too quick to run to their zones. So Allah leave them to follow
him. This
		
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			was very, very clear, it's very beautiful as well. And it is true, because we keep saying that we
want to get rid of these tyrannical rulers, when in reality, if we go back into history, which one
thing that we've learned from history is that we've learned absolutely nothing from history, we go
back into history, is this a nuance that there have been revolutions to get rid of tyrants anywhere
in the world? No, this has happened even in our past. And what is usually almost always happened,
we've always replaced one tyrannical ruler with another. And in many cases, even worse, we have
gotten, we've gotten rid of one thing to replace it with another evil. And we have not learned that
		
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			from our past. And that's very unfortunate.
		
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			And the only good that can come out of any of this is if a true system of Islam is implemented
behind it, then we might can some glimmer say that there was some benefit in this. But without that
there is no benefit whatsoever. because too many people are getting harmed and killed is going to be
too much fitness, there's gonna be too much confusion. And what's going to happen in the end is much
of the same, much of the same. Because if we look around at the oma, we just have to be realistic,
that a lot of them is not ready for just room. We're not ready for a just ruler. Because if we were
to be given a just ruler, we would we would cease to have we would not cease to oppress them on a
		
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			daily basis with all of our evils, they would get so fed up with us. And we would not deal with them
justly, we would not deal with them righteously, and we would not deal with them correctly. So
that's why I wasn't given it to us. Allah has given it to us, when we are ready and willing and
benefit will be a benefit to humanity, then maybe Allah will give us an established place of rule
again. But he will not give it to us to destroy the world. A lot will not put us in a position for
us to just wreck everything. Let the non believers wreck the world. They have to answer to what they
have done that we need to make ourselves ready to take a place of leadership because it's meant for
		
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			the leadership of the world is meant for the for the pious and for the righteous but we are
		
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			I wouldn't I wouldn't say look into the home as a whole now that we're absolutely ready for that,
inshallah we should be getting ready for that maybe our children, the youth that are around us right
now, maybe they can put the world in a better place to do that. They have the energy in the in the
know how and the means and everything to do it. But you know, that's what I think about that.
Realistically, what we're seeing happening is much of the same. And that's very unfortunate. Because
otherwise
		
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			the ruler, that tyrant would look ruler, he came from that culture, and from that society, you know,
is it the society's good,
		
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			or average should be good. Now, there is not a society's back or it should be bad, bad, bad rule is
normally going to be bad. This is pretty much the way you see it anyway. But there is nothing wrong
with you know, advising
		
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			the ruler, there's nothing wrong with with advising, there's nothing wrong with admonishing them,
there's nothing wrong with speaking against their evils. But when it comes to the point of causing a
fitna, like it's been caused, it's going to cause Muslim lives to be lost and things of that nature,
the orlimar
		
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			consensus, I don't say that they are 100% in line because you do have those who are outside, but a
lot of consensus that the greater benefit is to remain patient, and dedicate ourselves to above the
crowd and ask Allah for a way out, and what about gives us the opportunity, then we take it on the
way out. But, and a lot of a lot of that
		
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			has been said that even if it is a non Muslim, who is terrorizing you, that if to rebel against them
is going to cause great loss of life and harm to the Muslim population, that it is best just to
remain patient. Because the greater benefit needs to be looked at. This is what Islam takes into
perspective. And this is a problem when when we don't go to the scholars and the people of knowledge
to get to get to get advice on these things. We just decide to do things on our own will make a
really big mess. Unfortunately,
		
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			we don't have to sit at any
		
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			just comments about this, like what happened in Egypt? Because there was a big argument about this.
Who can hack the cell like by so but when it goes marching or peaceful
		
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			to take him off? So this is not matching? Because say Barclay said if you see me doing right handed
to me if you see doing wrong, the correct correct me, for sure advise me there's nothing wrong.
Yeah.
		
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			But it's the point is we go we don't we haven't stopped there. You know, I mean, we just went way
overboard with it. Yeah, also about jihad, the most of the verses about jihad, Jihad by man 70% of
the Jihad on the Quran is mentioned by money, then there is military jihad, for sure. Even Allah
says, to suffer to God don't be unguided for mercy, see, I'm
		
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			giving a year of sustenance and love and then giving up.
		
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			Even if you just associate for the ones that you had in the Quran, it's most of the verses coming.
		
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			Yeah, but unfortunately, you know, what has happened with with a lot of
		
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			people who have gone to the extremes with this ideology is that they have taken verses from the
Koran and they have taken hundreds of the prophets, Allah cinnamon just removed them from their
context and strung them together in a way that they can really, you know, really distract someone
really, if you just sit there and listen to it over and over again. I mean, can really make you
think you're doing the right thing? That's what happens to a lot of our youth, but they don't put
these things back into context. You know, they don't they don't put them in a context. You know, and
that's very unfortunate, which I had the same discussion with a good few good friend of mines in in
		
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			Egypt and they would tell him, you know, the province of law I said him said that, hey, I think it
was up to them the best asked him would there be a fitna?
		
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			You know, he reminded him of when they were in Medina of how great ally bless them, he said, but
would they ever come a fitna? Like the time of the fitna, which we
		
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			saw before this meeting in Mecca and stuff like that, he said, Yes. And what would you suggest is
the solution for it, he said, Miss if your score is going to be the solution for but taking that out
of context and just pulling it into you know, 2010 without putting all the other parameters in
places, this is not correct. And I love to do that. And so, we put it in its proper context for
sure. Without a doubt, everything needs to be put in this proper, proper place. If the oma is at a
place to where, you know, we know we have, what it takes to do what is right and be there be in
leadership and also animal to Allah will facilitate that, because the profits of the loss in them
		
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			also authentically said, I think this is
		
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			the old that whenever a law wishes an end, he will create for me. Whenever love wishes and into
something he wishes something to happen, he will create for the means to happen. So therefore allow
facilitate for a miracle.
		
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			Wait for you to see this.
		
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			But that's a whole nother ball of wax altogether, we already know these things are going to come to
pass the props on the wall. So instead, they're gonna come pass that during after me, there'll be
The what? The righteous cadaver, which will, it'll stay around for that time, which allows ordained
for it, which even gave an exact number at one point, which was exactly how it turned out. He said,
Then after that, there will come one.
		
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			After the after Nick 11, they'll come a monarchy, it'll be passed down from father to son will be
passed down from father to son, he said that will stay around as long as law wishes. He said, then
after that will come a kingdom will be kings King after King of the king. He said, and that will
stay around for as long as the well wishes then allow, remove that. And after that, we'll come back
to a righteous heaven. So I mean, it's going to come to an end. By its very nature, it's going to
come to an end as a loss of power to ourselves, for every nation, there is a time and when that
point of time is reached, they cannot delay it, nor extend it not one single minute, every nation
		
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			had a time, some of the greatest tyrants of the world in the world, if you would have been living
their time have never thought that they would ever come to an end. Everything had an ending, and any
nation that has imposed upon His Messenger sallallahu wasallam, and harmed and made the oppressed
the innocent and harmed the Muslims in many. And then they have always brought them in very quickly.
So
		
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			anything else about being honest. Any other questions?
		
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			I mean, we just need to be clear about this to let the world know we're not here to destroy the
world. I mean, that that is really a work ideology. If someone has the idea that we want to destroy
the world, I mean, we must be out of our own eyes, we did not come alive has not given us this pure,
pure, pure, beautiful Deen to use it to destroy anything. That's not the purpose, the purpose is to
establish justice on earth and make our laws, religion Supreme, Are there times where that has to be
done.
		
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			By by, by, by getting involved in in struggles and awards. And of course, this is just logical for
different for anyone to say that there will be no struggle and there will be no
		
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			fights or wars or fitness. I mean, that's just illogical. That's especially if it's coming from the
other side, because the greatest perpetrators of instrumenting this, but we have to see the reality
behind it. And sometimes you have to get your hands dirty, in order to establish the truth and
justice is never an easy, easy job. But somebody has to do it.
		
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			Number five, reinforce agreed upon principles, reinforced agreed upon principles that was talking
about the praise, correct praise I'm talking about, for instance, you know, if someone believes in
Jesus Christ they believe in, in the Creator of the heavens and the earth, even though your God, my
God might not be the same. We do have some principles that we agree upon, that we can build from
this, though, okay, we agree upon this, because we only talk about our disagreements all the time.
And we start with what we disagree on. And we're just going to have an argument that that's, that's
very clear, we need to at least come to some things that we agree upon. And then we can branch out
		
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			on the things we don't agree upon. Because yes, true. Indeed, in Christianity, there are very, very
few differences. In our readings, there are a few differences, and I believe they're not as numerous
as many people will think. But those few differences are huge. Those few differences are make it or
break it major. When it comes to the issue of salvation. You see what I'm saying? Like the Meccans,
Lucia keener on the results of the law, they had many beliefs, which were in congruence with Islam,
they believed in Allah subhanahu wa taala, they believed he was the creator, if you ask that, if you
ask them who said arraign from the heavens, they will say a lot. But they had this problem with
		
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			associated partners. But that was so major, the losses unforgiveable. So even though there were few
things, those things were major, and that was a really a big gap for them to come across. So we do
need to come to that truth as well. There's not so many differences between us. But we do
acknowledge that those differences are major, their points of salvation.
		
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			So we reinforce the things that we agree upon any questions about this? Because we have about five
more slides. And I want to get to the next five minutes. He said, he just said that
		
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			he could have performed in Mecca, a the
		
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			what was the big feature? The major thing was that they associated partners with a lot in worship.
This was their problem. This is why they called them to leave in a lot with tough heat. This is the
whole reason for
		
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			that was the biggest problem for them was to make that statement to say Allah is ahead was that was
like, you know, must have killed my whole family for us either. So that was a big problem for them.
		
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			Number Six illustrate the signs of a BA through science. There's one beautiful thing about Islam is
it comes with so many proofs that some of those proofs can be put in a test tube. Some of those
proofs can be proven through Applied Sciences, known science is not theoretical science is not, you
know, anything that is way out there jargon that we don't know what his theories is on, but applied
known science, always, always will be in line with Islam. Because we know Islam is the truth, it is
revealed by a lesson, I don't want that and who created all of these things within the scientific
world that human beings are just figuring out, it's not like they're discovering anything, they're
		
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			just coming to the realization of it. Normally, Islam came to the realization of that a long time
ago. So we can use these things to show that this is a great
		
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			miracle of Islam, a great miracle, the great miracle, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that
can be put in a test to improve like the embryology of the Quran, which you know, is a very big
thing, like the clouds and the mountains of the eye. And all of these different scientific facts
that are in the Quran can be proven, this is something I can prove, without a shadow of a doubt, I
can prove it to you, we own two eyes, you own five sensatori, your five senses. So this becomes a
very big point to hit home with, especially when you're talking to atheists, science, and Islam, in
how Islam is improved fluency with science and science and concurrency with Islam is a very good
		
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			debate towards atheism, or someone who denies the existence or maybe doesn't know whether or not to
believe in God, this is a big thing. And this is a problem that Islam has never had a stumbling
block with. This was the major stumbling block of Christianity throughout the ages.
		
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			If you don't know, when it comes to Catholicism, and the church and science, if you go back to all
of those debates raising between the church and between scientists and philosophers and astrologers,
I mean, they were Christianity and science would find itself a contradiction so much.
		
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			But this is Islam does not have this problem. Islam does not find any contradiction with Applied
Science with non science, there's nothing in Islam, that is contradictory to apply in science. And
this is very beautiful. So you can illustrate the signs of a law
		
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			through science. Also, you should be aware of and use the three messages of the the three message of
the Quran, the first and foremost is to heed This is the major compendium of the Quran and stuff he
talking about almost one is the second largest portion is talking about Africa, talking about the
hereafter. And the third is talking, the third portion is talking about fossils. And under the
stories of the prophets, these make up the majority of these three stories, the rest are, the
smaller portion are the things like the rules and regulations, the you know, the the, the Hulu, the
you know all of these different
		
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			things are in the Quran, but they are a small portion of the major portion is to eat after emphasis
of me.
		
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			Because some people need to hear about the oneness of God, and that will bring them that will bring
them in to hear this pure monotheism that Islam pulls forward. Some people may need to hear about
Africa. And actually we're talking about in both ways, some people may need to hear about the
rewards that a lot give to those who believe in him. That may entice some people, some people may
need to hear the punishments that are waiting for them. Some people need to be scared into belief.
And we see a lot of use these tools in the Quran. He makes you feel good about Jenna and and all of
these things. And they also makes you very afraid of Hellfire and punishment, and so on and so
		
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			forth. And this is also part of a Muslim, how we believe. And
		
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			I'll even I'll be I'll even every thought in your mind, put it into three good categories. And it
also goes well with non Muslims. He said, some Muslims worship a love, like the worship of a slave,
which is the lowest form of worship, he said, but it's praiseworthy worship, and it will take you in
general, what is the worship of the slave,
		
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			out of fear of the master.
		
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			The slave does what the master wants out of fear, out of fear of punishment, and some people need
that they need to be freed into punishing, so that's the worship of the slave. He said, then you
have the worship of a free person. a free person does things out of their desire for reward. They do
things out of desire for reward. This is the worship of free person, they want to earn genuine. And
there's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with worshiping the Lord just because you
want to go to gentlemen, because it was promised that it shows your desires believe in the law, and
what He has promised you and your yearning for it. He said then there's the highest pillar of belief
		
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			and that's the belief, or that's the worship of love, that someone worships a lot just out of
sincere love for him, not caring about any reward and not fearing or worrying about any punishments.
This is the person that worships a lot and loves a lot so much that even if a lot more to throw them
into the Hellfire they would still worship them.
		
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			Even if Why would I throw them in the deepest, darkest pits of
		
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			They would still wish for loss of patent on what they're owed. And if Allah gave them the highest
price agenda, it would not distract them from wanting to worship Allah, even if they it was promised
to them on this earth. Do you see that? See the difference within this. So some people need this as
well, they need to be warned, they need to be told about the benefits. And the stories of the
prophets were very well, because when we see the stories of the prophets in the Quran, usually a lot
tells us about how the prophets dealt with their people, and the analogies they used, so on and so
forth. This is what we see. And this is beautiful examples to be used. Because the best arguments
		
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			were given by the prophets, the best arguments for the hour were given by the prophets. And there is
a book, I cannot remember for the life of me the author's name, Australian member in doing so, it's
called the methodology of the prophets when giving down and calling others to Allah subhanho wa
Taala. I forget the name of the author, but it goes through all the stories of the prophets, dealing
with their people, the examples of the prophets, dealing with people getting down and the analogy
they use and the stories they told, it's a very beautiful book, I'll try to find the author for you
posted on my website. But it's a beautiful book.
		
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			Number eight, and we're almost done. Show the fallacy of other concepts and give the Islamic
principle in perspective of the proposition. So you show people the fallacy of their their arguments
and the fallacy of their way of life. And then you give the Islamic
		
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			principle in perspective, you show them how flawed what they have is, and then you give this
perspective for Islam, you just don't tell them how flawed they are leaving them, or you're going to
* and this and that, then you walk away.
		
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			Because you just ruin them. They don't have any way out now.
		
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			And you've left them depressed. So you give them the Islamic perspective and proposition which Islam
has the answer and as the proposition and the perspective that we can eat, when it comes to
applause, worship, when it comes to dealings, when it comes to anything in society, Islam has a
proposition that is better than anything else. And we know that the Islamic institutions that Allah
has given us would solve our problems personally, and socially. inshallah, so we need to give them
that perspective. And that proposition, to show them how great the Islamic system is. And this is
something that we really need to be on the front about right now. Very particularly, is Yes,
		
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			sure.
		
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			I see a lot of people, or inexperienced people wanting to invite people to Islam, and
		
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			then
		
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			after they accept it, they're left.
		
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			So what is the responsibility of a person that is inviting another person, that when they accepted
it, to stay with them, because
		
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			you're obviously when you
		
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			change your skill level,
		
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			you have a lot of sorting out to do.
		
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			Sure, that's, that's a big problem of people.
		
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			That could take I could take half an hour, just very briefly, is people who come to Islam who are
left, you know, and not taking care of, a lot of them leave Islam. And that's an unfortunate fact is
that, you know, we lose over half, if not more of the new reverse that we get every year into Islam,
they leave within the first three years, because they're not taken care of. Nobody tries to
integrate them into the Islamic community, nor tries to help them to show them the right way.
		
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			And what I've tried to establish, and every match to that could and it might go on here, I know
building blocks, and does this is the support system, which is when someone accepts Islam someone
gets assigned to them in the person that brought them in, or someone else who has the capability of
training and the Muslim should be assigned to them. And there should be people who fulfill this role
every day to be a die doesn't mean you have to stand on street corners every day. I mean, that's
there. So it's such a broad field that there are so many positions within it that everyone has their
place you know, some people can can be just trained to train new Muslims. So when new Muslims they
		
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			enter Islam they train them and give them the proper foundation. So that after that the only way
they leave Islam is if they decide leaves them I was fine with either removes guidance from them. So
there does need to be some support system for them to be buddied up with someone who will take care
of that's that's how I think we can nip that in the bud
		
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			when it comes to given the Islamic solution. This is something that Muslims and do art should be on
the proactive side of now because realistically what they're you know, they're coming up every few
months you see them come up with a new idea
		
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			about why we should be afraid of Muslims and why you should be afraid of Islam. It's always
something new. And and one of the things that are coming to the forefront now is the Islamic system
itself. The Islamic system
		
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			When they use the word shedding of light, we like to throw that word around that it surely is
uncommon, oh my god, they're gonna destroy us, they're gonna kill us in, in all of these things. So
they're trying to make people fear, the Islamic system itself, you know, we're starting to see. And
even though this is, you know, brings a lot of harm, but I'm very actually glad to have the ladder,
the real issue is starting to come to the front, the real issue is really starting to come to the
front that the problem they have is with Islam itself and the entire system of Islam to do with
terrorism or extremist or that that's, that's all a side issue. But once that's been played out
		
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			enough, now, realistically, they have to, okay, people are starting to forget about this, and
they're starting this is there's been so many 100 million Muslims, you know, putting the information
out there, that this is not the case that this light is being shown that extremism and Islam is not
really the biggest threat in the world. So now they're coming to Okay, let's we got to go to the
root of the problem. It is Islam itself is the problem, the system itself is a provocation he has
come to America is going to do this and that the other Oh, my God, you know, we need to go ahead and
get on the forefront of this. And there's like, I think seven states now that have passed on, within
		
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			within the state Congress and State Senate, you know, to ban Sharia law from being practiced. And
this and and the other.
		
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			You know, we need to be upfront about the fact that the system of Islam, the Sharia would do nothing
but bring benefits to the world. And we have to we can have no whims about this, that system of
Islam would do nothing but be good for you. It would be good for you, it would not be good for me,
it would be good for you as well, it would bring about the much needed change, that the world
really, really, really, really, really needs. And we need to be clear about that. Because I've seen
too many Muslims falter and lose their religion of this Muslims running around. Oh, you guys want to
bring Sharia law? No, we don't want Sharia.
		
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			That's a statement that if one doesn't know, at least, to say that I don't want to live under the
system of Islam. I mean, why don't you go be one of them? We have to be clear about this that yes,
Muslims do want to live under Islamic system. But that is because it brings the much needed justice
and all of the things that we talked about to the world, and for Muslims to be ashamed of that fact
is is horrible. But they're trying to make this word taboo. And they're trying to make this ideology
so taboo, that Muslims will not even promote that amongst themselves. And we need to be very clear
about that we do stem from living under an Islamic system. Yes, we do. We here living in the West,
		
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			and we do the best that we can under the system that we were in to do what is right before God, what
would we like to live under the Islamic system? Yes to it. And if there was a model to show to the
world right now, they would see that very well. And unfortunately, there is no model. There is no
perfect model of Islam. anywhere in the world everywhere has its issues, the only model that we can
really show to the world now is that is beautiful. In its most beautiful sentences really the Medina
night model that was practiced under the guidance of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam in
India and how he established a just society. There are issues of that being replicated through the
		
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			righteous cadenza, and even through some of the contemporary history a few 100 years ago, we see
that in a you know, okay sense but if you were to go to a perfect sense, and we have to show them
the Medina nine model, this is the, this social, economic, political, religious personal system that
was established by the prophet of Allah subhanho wa Taala account just it was, but we don't know
that ourselves. So we don't really have the opportunity to convey that to people. But we should, we
should very, very well do that. And it was it was so beautiful. And you see the realities of that,
like there was one
		
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			interview that was done. I forget the the the Arabic channel he was on, but there was some
Christians in in, there's a family in Jerusalem that are Christians, but they have somehow gotten
		
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			and they are in possession of the letter that was given by Omar even to the Christians of the
agreement that was made between Omar and the Christians of Jerusalem, they still contain that
letter. And they were on TV promoting that we wish we wish this agreement could be could be lived up
to we wish the Muslims would come in and fulfill this agreement.
		
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			Which one of the agreements I don't want to go to the extent of what is this agreement?
		
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			Yeah, no, Christian this was
		
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			a Christian of Egypt in the Christian Yeah, he made trees around the world. But there was was a
Christian on TV stating that he wished the, you know, the he was even kind of bashing the Muslims.
like where are you at? You know, I mean, upholding This is an agreement made to us by your Amir, you
know, I mean, you're not you're not upholding it.
		
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			He was very adamant, though, that one of the agreements that Omar made was that no Jew would ever
live in Jerusalem would ever be allowed into the cities of Jerusalem.
		
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			But anyway, we should be letting them know these agreements show the agreements, the professor boss
immediately made with the Jews and the Christians of Medina when he first entered into it, I mean
this, we need to show them these things, and let them know that this is Islam. I don't know what
you're trying to make people think is Islam. But it's not it's not a snap whatsoever.
		
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			Any questions?
		
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			We need to be on the forefront of defending? Yes. Yeah. This is
		
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			science. Science is the truth about the nature.
		
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			And
		
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			I absolutely agree with you. We just said it was the sixth point.
		
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			He said that.
		
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			And Islam itself is part of the truth.
		
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			So Islam and sciences,
		
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			for sure.
		
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			I mean, we just need to be very forward with that, you know, very clear about that issue with wisdom
and good information, you know, so we can see the light for these arguments. And this Muslims
getting getting upset about this whole argument of go back where you came from, we just need to, you
know, forget that because it's pure ignorance. Because they don't, they're showing how ignorant they
are. The more they open their mouths and more, they're showing that you're telling Muslims to go
back when they came from when the majority population of Muslims in America is rapidly becoming
indigenous Muslims, second, third generation Muslims revert Muslim. So I mean, basically, where do
		
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			they want you to go back to, you know, I mean, this is, this is just something that we need to let
the world know that they're going to have to come to terms with because Islam is going to continue
to grow. And we're going to end up in happening majority of the world statistically. So I mean, this
is, this is something they're trying to deal with, but they're dealing with it very, very long
manner. So we need to let them know that.
		
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			Now how our approach people got two more slides, and we're done. Number one that was through manners
and behavior, which this is very well known that if we show the beautiful example of Islam to the
world, then people will be more apt to to accept Islam, I don't want to tell you how many reverts, I
know that there are good brothers and sisters that say, I am really glad I knew about Islam, before
I met Muslims.
		
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			I'm really glad I knew a lot about Islam before I met too many Muslims, because I would have left
Islam because of Muslims. And there are many people who have left Islam, because of Muslims and the
way we've acted, we've turned many people away from this name, and also Islam, through our
management behavior. We need to become the example ourselves. You know, like the statement that
Gandhi you know, very well put forward, Be the change you want to see in the world, be that change,
if you are telling people that Islam has the solutions, and is the most beautiful way of life, but
yet you are, you are a mess. Your characters are garbage, your life is a rank, your fan is a mess. I
		
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			mean, what you need to take your own advice first, maybe you need to look in the mirror and accept
some of that goodness and peace and tranquility and justice for yourself. First, we need to be
showing the righteous example that that no matter what kind of, you know, turmoil, we're going
under, I'm not very happy because I'm gonna have the right pure way of life, you know, nothing is
really going to upset me about that. And we'll leave that few things with you and a few advices
number two, having a discussion with a friend or partner attending phenomenons to hear, we used to
do this all the time when I lived in New York.
		
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			And we did this and I got some brothers doing this in London, now I can relax.
		
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			We would get on the subway. Me and a brother would get on the subway. And we would assign a few
brothers to ride the subway all day long. And what they would do is they would get on the subway and
start talking about Islam to each other but loud enough so that people around could hear us the
Muslims wouldn't that's something we shy away from
		
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			people on the train. No, no, we talk about Islam talk about the beauty of Islam and the general
principles of Islam. You know, things that are going on and how Islam deals with them. You every
trust me, and especially if you get on a plane train like this. Oh, yeah, everybody's listening and
everybody's watching every single thing you say. And that's what you want. That's going to be
something that is good.
		
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			The brothers in London I have I have I have made them make an agreement that they're going to record
everything. You know that somebody is recording all these conversations just in case something
happens later. They said this in this
		
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			video we said just to make sure that all grounds are covered. We're not idiots in this either. But
this has been very effective. Number three, performing acts of worship and public prayer at the
airport. There was one person one lady I know who accepted Islam just off of three brothers praying
in the airport. She said she was sitting in the airport and she saw three men big beams Adams. They
kept looking at their watches. And she said one of them looked at the watch and he looked at the
other two and he said it's time and they both they all three got up walked
		
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			The math, she says she was freaking out, you know, not long after 911 you know, she was looking for
TSA, she was looking for the police. You know, I mean, these guys are crazy. She said they all came
back, and one stood in front of the other two, and they began to pray. And she couldn't get that out
of her mind on all the way home and she went home and researched about us. And then when she found
out about a snap, she accepted the religion, you know, so you never know, foot in the sink. And I'm
sure quite a few of your foot in the sink. You know what I mean by foot the same right? Making will
do in public. So my walks into that you feel the same? You know, I mean, this becomes an
		
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			opportunity, you know, for you to get out some.
		
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			I remember when it was telling me and university who said he was doing that, you know, what the
sinks and they came in and you know, he went a little bit overboard. I think he said it was a little
too aggressive without wanting to tell them by the slab and the person is freaked out, ran away
screaming out the door, I don't hear anything by you crazy Muslims. And then someone came out of the
bathroom and said they wanted to know, someone came out of the stall and said they want to know he
gave them down except it's not. So you never know, you know, having pictures of the top on your
screensaver at your at your desk, at work or in your cubicle or having an Islamic calendar or
		
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			anything that's going to attract people and make people want to question so on and so forth. You
know, all of these things, bring opportunities for you. Number four, leaving pamphlets on train
buses, or seats, bus stations, doorsteps, hotel rooms, doctor's office, this is what I think the
brothers doing the subway is they keep pamphlets with them. And whenever they get up, they leave a
pamphlet on their seat, leave a pamphlet or they just leave it on the seat. You get up with your
pencil and see why. Because the next person that comes in sits down, what do they have to do, they
have to pick that up before they can sell. And people are too curious. They're going to look at what
		
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			they see sitting on this seat. So it becomes an opportunity to give out some people was getting
angry and said Oh, cars litter, people throw them away, oh, people are gonna throw that away anyway,
they don't want them. But at least you make sure you know what's going to get into someone saying
who's gonna pick it up and look at it. So this is a trick we use leaving pamphlets and bus stations,
doorsteps, hotel rooms, doctor's offices, bumper stickers work very good as well.
		
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			Next one, direct approaches, if you have a data table, this is a direct approach in street down.
		
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			The approach is very straightforward, very direct, what is the purpose of life etc. And you have to
learn how to do street out very direct. Number three, in an elevator or store, how what are the ways
to strike up a conversation sometimes you have a very limited amount of time to give someone some
down, you may be in a line in a grocery store, you may be in an elevator with someone, you may be on
an escalator with someone, you have a very limited time. So that's what the next section is talking
about is how to take advantage of some of this direct compensation and role playing and so on and so
forth. If your time is limited, if you have a lot of time, so on and so forth. Number four,
		
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			the name game, like using the word of Allah subhanho wa Taala just explaining the word of Allah,
just explaining the word Allah is one of the great tools that I've really liked to use. There are
three words that I like to ask people to let me explain. And these become such a beautiful tool for
now. The first one is let me explain to you what alone means. And I wish I could go through that
whole render with you we're out of time, maybe inshallah Allah Next time, I'll come back, we'll go
through that whole rhetoric. Number two, Islam. I like to explain the word Islam what it means what
it connotes what it implies. And then number three Muslim, what does the word Muslim mean? What does
		
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			it imply? What is it kind of, because these three things together, just explaining these words
becomes a very beautiful
		
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			way to give that by asking people do you know what the word Muslim means? Do you know what it means
to be Muslim? Do you know what the word of law that Muslims used me to? Do? You know what Islam
itself? Do you even know what the word means? So this kind of gives you a good opening, to tell them
about Islam and and extensive fashion. Now, the last and most important part, most important part is
finished the sale, make the invitation, close the deal. I like to say close the deal, make the
invitation and he changed it close the deal. Make the invitation what do I mean by that? Simply ask
him, ask them to accept Islam. asking them to become a Muslim is what that means. Because if you are
		
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			giving down to someone, it means inviting or calling them to tawheed. If I just tell someone about
Islam, and don't ask them to believe and I have not given them now, I have disseminated information.
I have disseminated information, I've given them a lecture, I have not given them an invitation. So
you have to ask them. Even if you only spend a few minutes with someone and tell them just about all
just about Islam or just about Muslims, you should at least ask them to accept Islam. Who are you to
say that they won't accept Islam based on that little bit of information? How many people have
accepted Islam on smaller information that you can give to someone in two minutes. There are people
		
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			who have accepted Islam very, very small amounts of information. If a loved one some guidance or
something, give it to them. So you ask them and if they rejected that point, then you give them the
open invitation to get more information. If you want more information, go to this website. Take this
pamphlet.
		
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			Get in touch with me. Here's my contact. No, I mean, you leave that door open when you've left them
asking them. So you've done your job. Would you like to accept this lamp? And this was something the
Prophet softball had even said them did. Direct down when he sent letters to the kings of the world,
his letters were short and sweet.
		
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			And within those letters was the invitation, accept Islam, accept Islam, and Allah will reward you.
		
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			This was always in his letters to people to accept this matter, even if his letter was only a
paragraph in within that contain the invitation to accept, accept Islam, it is your viewer benefit.
What was this data for? Like I had a lot of them, say like, I want to have success, very clear and
very. And I've learned this lesson the hard way. And I finished with this, I was once at a
conference. And
		
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			my lecture was on
		
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			the the the call of all the prophets, which was to tie the call of all the prophets and messengers
of God to the oneness of the law. I mean, this is this is pristine. For me, this is what I like to
do is exactly getting to the point I want to talk about. And there was a guy in the front row
nodding his head, I mean, he wasn't he was a guest. But you could tell he was he was loving
everything I said. And then I finished my lecture and I sat down,
		
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			I finished my lecture, and I sat down, and another brother got up. And he started talking about how
easy it is to accept this. Now, this is what he was talking about how easy it is to become a Muslim.
He was from the 877 wasteland hotline, how easy it is become a Muslim. At that point, I saw the guy
get up, come to the stage and asked to be a Muslim. And when we talked to him afterward, he told me
he's like, you know, I was in agreement with everything you said, not wanting to be a Muslim, and
just didn't know how, you know, I didn't know how easy it was or whatnot, I realized how big of a
mistake I had made. If it were not for that other brother, you may have left not accepting this now.
		
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			So you have to make the invitation, you have to ask them to accept this, then if they don't accept
Islam, and you've done your job, then you can rest. Knowing that you have done your best to deliver
the message, that's all we're here to do, is to deliver a message to humanity to worship Allah
alone, and to submit to His authority, OBEY Him and to try to avoid disobeying him. And that will
bring us success in this life in the next. That is our clear goal. Whatever happens beyond that is
not in our control. Beyond that, it is not in our capacity. If Allah guides people, we're not in
control of that, if he does not guide people, we're not in control of that. Even if hardship comes
		
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			to you, because of this call, you are not in control of that. And it will not be
		
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			saying that I have thrown myself an instruction that's not wise, no, because you are doing something
which Allah has commanded you to do. Therefore, if some harm befalls you, because of that, then know
that it was women will cover a colossal panel to Allah and it is good for you. This, this is the
appeal of a Muslim, that we believe in the power of the law, the good and the bad of it, and we
accept it with contentment, this is what we have to do. That's like saying that, if I make a law, if
I make a law that I'm going to,
		
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			I can't pray and bend down too much because you know, my knees are gonna get bad and it's been a
problem. So I make that excuse, you know, that make us a loss is a hardship for me, if I do this
bending so much, I have arthritis, I'm gonna break my legs and all this and that, that is not free
from the excuse. You know, I mean, if you fall down and break your leg, it was for me that it wasn't
because of this a lot you were doing what Allah subhanho wa Taala told you to do this the same way
that you do what you were told to do, everything else is left in the hands of philosophy.
		
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			And this was very beautifully stated. And I'm with this, I finished with one of the greatest dairy
		
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			that of a few centuries ago who most of the drought of the day a lot of the normal day are taking a
lot of his information and using it as tools towards dow was Jefferson anything near shape
whatsoever, Nam everything. Water Allah did so much in his life, the food, the cause of Islam, and
the for the cause of purifying the world from ignorance and misinformation about Allah subhanho wa
Taala. And he suffered greatly because he suffered immensely because of it. And even his arguments
towards the Christians and the Jews. I mean, it's, it's just amazing if you read some of his
arguments, and
		
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			he was jailed in prison on many occasions and eventually died in prison. And when he was told, when
he was being taken in front of the mirror at one point in his life, he was told, look, if you keep
doing what you're doing, they're either gonna, there's only three things in the amount of money,
they're gonna expel you from the land. They're gonna imprison you for the rest of your life, or
they're gonna kill you. So you need to quit what you're doing. He said, Look, let me tell you
something,
		
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			is I am doing my obedience and my servitude to Allah Subhana Allah and he when it comes to
servitude, being a good slave for Allah. He codifies science on that almost he said if they
		
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			Tell me from the land, he said is what
		
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			he said as he drew this Hinderer from. And it gives me time to contemplate the creation of a loss.
And that's good for me. He said, if they imprison me for the rest of my life, he said, it's one
		
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			ticket. That's my ticket in the gap is what spending alone time with a loss of animal with our
allies. And that's good for me. He said, and if they kill me, then that is for me, Martin, and I get
to meet the one who I love so much. And that's good for me. He said, so any of the three outcomes is
going to be good for me. And in the end, I know Allah is only going to give me good because I'm
doing my job. And what he told me it was so beautiful that Muslim scholars have coined this so much.
He said, a very beautiful ideology. Within a few words, he said, genetti, my paradise feasibly is in
my breast. He said, my paradise isn't my breast. So really, there's nothing that can harm me in this
		
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			life, because I've already experienced gender here. And he even said that those who do not
experience gender in this life, do not expect to experience gender in the next life. Because gender
in this life is being content with the condition on less texture and main content with whatever
Allah has given you. Whatever situation law has placed you in, and whatever conditional lies allowed
you to be in your content with that, that's real paradise on this earth. And he had that. And we see
that from his example. So we need to try to get just a little drop of that, you know that Yeah,
there may be opposition against Islam and the Dow so and so forth. But that only lets us know that
		
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			they're doing the right thing. shavonne is not opposed to anything, which is not a benefit to
humanity, anything that is a benefit to humanity, and definitely bringing them towards the worship
of Allah Subhana. Allah known, he's going to be on the forefront opposition for them. And we see
that is very, very crucial, we should know that we're doing the right thing. If we're left alone to
do as we wish that we should question we should question What's going on? And what's happening. If
it becomes too easy for us, we should really question it. Because I'm also fine with the only test
those who pose any questions as an ending, and we're done for today. Yeah.
		
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			We are the ones who will guide
		
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			you the message, the guidance from Allah.
		
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			Any other questions?
		
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			The point when you said,
		
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			you have a brother stock in the
		
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			subway, trains and stuff. What do they talk about? Is it obvious? Or is it obvious?
		
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			is it like?
		
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			I mean, they like tactful, you gotta be tactful, you know? I mean, yeah, but just striking up a
conversation. Like, oh, you know, I was reading in this, let me tell you something, you know, I was
reading in this book today, you know, we're talking about, you know, almost the creator of all that
exists in being one, you know, and that relates to how the universe is created, you know, in the
creation goes in a, in a one defined manner, all the physical laws and all the metaphysical laws and
all the universal laws in one, and how, you know, just just striking up conversations like that are
even more simplistic conversations. Like, you know, I was, I was being taught in a class today, what
		
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			Islam really is about, you know, and start taught telling them, you know, that Islam is is conjoined
with this word, and that word, you know, but they realistically look like they're talking to each
other. And they might be sharing, having a good conversation with each other by saying it in a way
that can be heard by other people.
		
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			But an attack
		
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			has to be tactful. That's why it has to be role played. Nobody can do it if they don't role play. If
you don't want to play it's gonna look
		
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			like you really.
		
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			Any other questions?
		
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			So, I look forward to seeing you guys again, keep looking at goddess TV or Islamic television
station is getting better and better by date we have established a studio here in Minneapolis we've
also established a very professional studio in New York City in Manhattan, which is wild and one so
much more back and forth. And so we're going to have some new guidance TV shows coming up very soon
inshallah Don,
		
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			when we're waiting, win, yeah, all over North America, all the supplies. Everyone that has a
satellite can get
		
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			in If not, they can get a special settlement for the globe cast. But anyone with a with a satellite
that can additionally for it's not on Dish Network it's on it's on free to air, the frequency for
it. If somebody wants to tune their satellite they have into that frequency is on if you go to
guidance.tv the frequency is there for you how to get the satellite from globe cast is there if you
want to get their satellite, it's only one time fee. You pay 300 something dollars, or $300 plus an
install, however much it costs to have installed and it's free after that point or someone has a
Saturday was a challenge. Yes. With other channels or if someone else has a satellite that
		
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			That is able to receive free to air signal, then the frequency is on there. someone knows how to
turn it on the music video maybe. Yeah, the new building shadow. We're going to set up a studio
additional lights. But yeah, it's going on. And also you can get these landmarks which I've talked
about this. That's what I have