Zakir Naik – One should Stand by the Truth Even against Oneself

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Speaker 1 discusses the importance of respecting parents in Islam, citing the verse of the Quran and emphasizing the need to show respect when it comes to one's parents. They stress the importance of showing one's love for parents even during difficult situations.

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			According to the verse of the Quran,
		
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			respecting the parents is of utmost important. After
		
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			worshiping Allah, come respecting your parents.
		
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			Allah says in Surah Al Nisa chapter 4,
		
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			verse
		
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			1335,
		
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			O you who believe,
		
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			stand out for justice,
		
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			as witness
		
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			to the truth of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala,
		
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			even if it be against yourself,
		
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			against your parents, against your relative, rich or
		
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			poor. When it comes for standing for justice,
		
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			in supporting Allah,
		
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			you have to stand out for justice even
		
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			if it against yourself.
		
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			Against your parents, mother or father. Against your
		
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			relatives, whether it be your son, whether it
		
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			be your brother, spouses,
		
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			whether it be rich or poor, Allah protects
		
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			all.
		
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			So yeah, Allah is telling us that you
		
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			love your parents, yes. But when it comes
		
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			to justice,
		
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			even if you do against yourself, against your
		
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			parents, against the relatives, you have to stand
		
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			out for justice and truth to Allah Subhanahu
		
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			Wa Ta'ala.