Zia Sheikh – Parenting Advice 11112016

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The speaker discusses various examples of parents disrespecting their children and the negative impact of having a two-way relationship. They also touch on the importance of not letting anyone's secret be revealed until they are discovered, including using words and actions to act as examples of the Prophet sallavi alayhi wa sallam. The importance of having a good relationship with one's daughter is also emphasized.

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			Displeasure and different languages have different words nowadays
		
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			amongst the teens the word is whatever That's
		
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			that's off in American terminology.
		
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			All right, whatever So no sign of displeasure
		
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			should come to you against your parents Well,
		
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			I've been her mama and do not scold
		
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			them But all of them are golden Karima
		
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			and say to them noble words say to
		
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			them nice words And this is specifically a
		
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			last one off that I was talking about
		
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			old age There will come a time when
		
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			these parents that are young right now They
		
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			will reach old age and that's the ultimate
		
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			test for you That what are you going
		
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			to do when they reach that old age?
		
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			They will some of them will reach an
		
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			age which is known in Arabic as other
		
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			little more Other little more means that they
		
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			become childlike again they Became young and they
		
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			reached their peak and then they start declining
		
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			After their 40s and their 50s they start
		
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			declining and their joints start hurting then by
		
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			the 70s if they get to that age
		
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			75 80 then dementia starts to set it
		
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			set in and They start forgetting things and
		
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			they will even forget the names of their
		
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			loved ones They will forget the names of
		
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			their grandchildren They will forget and a person
		
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			will come to them who is very near
		
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			and dear to them and they will forget
		
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			who this person is a very frustrating time
		
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			for everyone, but at that time That is
		
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			the time in which they must be shown
		
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			the most love and the most affection and
		
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			the most mercy Thinking back to I was
		
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			Helpless at one time I was a baby
		
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			at one time I need to do to
		
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			be clean at one time.
		
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			I need to be bathed at one time
		
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			I needed diapers changed at one time.
		
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			I need to be fed at one time
		
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			This is the same opportunity for me to
		
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			pay back my parents for what they did
		
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			to me For me when I was young
		
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			And lower your shoulder to them out of
		
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			respect for them out of humility for them
		
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			and Make dua for them make dua for
		
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			them.
		
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			What is the dua?
		
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			Allah have mercy on them just like they
		
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			raised me when I was small have mercy
		
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			upon them now So this is one verse
		
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			of the Quran and the next slide we
		
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			have the hadith of the prophet alayhi salatu
		
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			salam in which the kabah or the major
		
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			sins are mentioned and one of the major
		
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			sins that are mentioned is the Hukooq al
		
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			-walidayn.
		
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			Hukooq al-walidayn means to be disobedient to
		
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			your parents.
		
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			So it's not a minor sin It's not
		
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			a small sin to be disobedient to your
		
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			parents and to show disrespect to the parents
		
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			It is a major sin To a point
		
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			that Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala He tells us
		
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			in the Quran that if our parents are
		
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			non-muslims, we still have to be good
		
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			to them The only line that we draw
		
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			is that if they make us disobey Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa'ta'ala If they make us disobey
		
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			Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala if they make us
		
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			disobey Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala Then that is
		
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			where we draw the line and we do
		
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			not listen to them But other than that
		
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			if they tell us to do the shopping
		
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			We have to do it if they tell
		
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			us to take us to take them to
		
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			the doctors.
		
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			We have to do it all of their
		
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			commands we have to obey and Make sure
		
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			that we listen to them.
		
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			But the only line that we draw is
		
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			the disobedience of Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala So
		
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			even with non-muslim parents Next slide.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So here on this slide we have Examples
		
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			of parents that are mentioned in the Quran
		
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			Interacting with their children.
		
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			The first one is look man And look
		
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			man is a lengthy piece of advice that
		
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			is given in sort look man in which
		
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			a parent is talking to his Child and
		
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			giving a lot of advice so that Advice
		
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			is something that requires a lecture by itself.
		
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			So inshallah in the future.
		
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			I'll be giving a lecture about it There's
		
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			the second one is Shuaib alaihissalaam and Dawood
		
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			alaihissalaam There's a very famous story.
		
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			Dawood alaihissalaam was a king and Shuaib alaihissalaam
		
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			was also a king.
		
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			Dawood was the father and Suleyman was the
		
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			son and Both were very wise Both were
		
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			very wise and they used to pass judgments
		
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			for the people that used to bring cases
		
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			to them there's a beautiful story in the
		
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			Quran in which Allah says The
		
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			story the summary of the story is that
		
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			Dawood alaihissalaam passed a judgment and then Suleyman
		
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			alaihissalaam his son disagreed with him and Gave
		
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			him his own opinion What do we learn
		
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			from this we learn that sometimes the parents
		
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			they can listen to their kids, too The
		
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			kids are not always wrong So what was
		
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			the story the story was that a man
		
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			came?
		
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			To Prophet Dawood alaihissalaam, and he gave him
		
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			he put a complaint in he said I
		
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			have all of these crops that I've been
		
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			working on for the whole year and my
		
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			next-door neighbor he has sheep and all
		
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			of the sheep came and in one day
		
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			they destroyed my whole year's work and Now
		
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			I'm going to be penniless because my crop
		
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			has been destroyed So Dawood alaihissalaam he passed
		
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			the judgment He said to the owner of
		
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			the sheep give your sheep to him Give
		
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			your sheep to the owner of this field
		
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			Because his crops have been destroyed so it
		
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			only makes sense that he should take the
		
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			sheep Suleyman alaihissalaam, he's young 15 years old
		
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			14 15 He's sitting there and he says
		
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			to his father that oh father.
		
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			I think that if we do it this
		
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			way It might be better because you're taking
		
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			away the sheep from this person and you're
		
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			taking away his livelihood so then What what
		
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			Benefit is this causing this is actually going
		
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			to harm this person.
		
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			So what should we do?
		
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			We should do this and This is the
		
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			opinion of Suleyman Suleyman says take the sheep
		
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			and give them to the owner of the
		
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			crops and he can use The sheep take
		
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			the milk from them sell the milk take
		
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			the wool sell the wool and benefit from
		
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			the sheep for as long as the second
		
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			person who owned the sheep he goes back
		
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			to the crop grows the crop and Puts
		
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			it as it was before and gives it
		
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			back to the owner of the crop and
		
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			then he takes back his sheep So Allah
		
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			subhanahu wa'ta'ala says fafahamna ha Suleyman We
		
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			made Suleyman understand the right decision to make
		
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			and Dawood alaihissalaam accepted his decision Dawood alaihissalaam
		
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			accepted his decision and then Basically the lesson
		
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			we learned from this is that the young
		
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			Can give advice to the old and the
		
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			old can take advice.
		
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			It shouldn't be always one-way traffic No,
		
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			you have to listen to me because I'm
		
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			older than you This is the general trend
		
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			that we have right have respect to my
		
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			opinion.
		
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			No have a two-way conversation It's important
		
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			to have a two-way relationship bilateral relationship,
		
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			especially when the kids are getting into the
		
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			teens It's very difficult for a one-way
		
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			traffic and one-way command There has to
		
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			be a friendship to such a degree that
		
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			the kid or the young person the young
		
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			man now is able to share his opinions
		
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			and to share his thoughts and to take
		
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			ideas from the parents and That will only
		
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			happen when that bilateral relationship is occurring.
		
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			The third Incident is Shoaib alaihissalaam is above
		
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			Shoaib alaihissalaam and his daughters the story is
		
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			that Musa alaihissalaam ran away From Egypt, you
		
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			know, we know the story Don't want to
		
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			get into too lengthy, but it's accidentally he
		
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			killed a person.
		
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			So he ran away He went to a
		
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			place called Median in Median.
		
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			He saw that these two girls young young
		
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			ladies are Taking a flock of sheep and
		
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			they're they're standing to one side While all
		
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			the rest of the community are bringing their
		
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			sheep and giving them water and then going
		
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			away And then he says to them.
		
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			What are you doing here?
		
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			I mean, it's strange in a job of
		
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			men that women are tending to sheep so
		
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			That He says to them what's going on?
		
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			So they respond by saying that our father,
		
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			he is a very old man So we
		
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			have to do this work for him So
		
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			he took the sheep from them gave them
		
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			the water and then Gave the sheep back
		
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			and then go back went back into the
		
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			shade where he was sitting so these girls
		
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			they went home and The father was astonished
		
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			that how come they came back early today
		
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			when it usually takes them so long So
		
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			then they related the whole story about what
		
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			happened.
		
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			So the father sent the girls go bring
		
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			him back so they brought him back and
		
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			Here again, we find that the daughters So
		
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			the whole story was exchanged between Musa alaihissalam
		
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			and Shoaib who's the father The whole story
		
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			was exchanged that how he got to Median
		
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			and then after that story was exchanged One
		
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			of the daughters says to him to her
		
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			father.
		
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			Yeah, I bet it's the jiff.
		
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			Oh my father.
		
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			Why did you hire him?
		
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			He doesn't she actually says hire him.
		
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			It's not even a question.
		
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			It's a command.
		
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			It's the jiff hire him in the hair
		
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			of my Is that a jiff tell how
		
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			you let me the best person that you
		
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			can hire is the one who is going
		
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			who is strong And I mean who's trustworthy
		
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			So the father was asked the question How
		
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			come, you know, he is strong and how
		
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			do you know he's trustworthy So she responded.
		
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			She said that when he was feeding our
		
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			sheep with water He picked up the lid
		
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			of the well with by himself Which is
		
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			something that a few men have to do
		
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			so he's going he's strong and he's Amin
		
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			Because when I went to call him when
		
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			we went to call him because you told
		
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			us to bring him he Didn't tell us
		
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			to walk in front of him he walked
		
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			in front of us and He told me
		
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			told us To throw stones in the direction
		
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			that we wanted him to go So because
		
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			if he was walking behind then he could
		
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			be looking at them, right?
		
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			he could be he could be looking at
		
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			the girls, but he insisted that he walk
		
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			in front and they should be behind him
		
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			and They should throw stones in the direction
		
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			where he needs to go So from this
		
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			we find out he's trustworthy and he's not
		
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			a person who is evil in his intent
		
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			so immediately he hired him and then he
		
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			also offered one of his daughters in marriage
		
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			and They basically got married and he stayed
		
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			for eight or ten years in the service
		
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			of Shoaib alaihissalam before he left But the
		
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			point here is again girls are Telling their
		
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			father to do something bilateral relationship It's not
		
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			always one-way traffic that the father or
		
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			the mother commands and tells and orders There
		
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			has to be such a relationship that the
		
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			kids also feel comfortable advising the parents So
		
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			this is the second incident and the lesson
		
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			we learn from the Quran The story of
		
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			Ibrahim alaihissalam, Ismail alaihissalam very famous, you know
		
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			We know that they together built the Kaaba.
		
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			All right, this was something that was done
		
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			together Something we learned from this is that
		
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			the parents they should try to involve their
		
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			kids in helping them out and doing things
		
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			a father son bonding moment Washing the car
		
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			together for example, okay doing the gardening together
		
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			mowing the lawn together Helping out to pull
		
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			the weeds doing it together rather than sending
		
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			the kid out to do something Have both
		
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			of you do something and this will give
		
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			you a chance to bond and this is
		
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			what Ibrahim alaihissalam and Ismail alaihissalam did when
		
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			building the Kaaba The other incident is of
		
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			course Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala commanding Ibrahim
		
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			alaihissalam to slaughter his son and he doesn't
		
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			just walk in and say to Ismail Come,
		
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			let's go.
		
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			I'm supposed to slaughter you Okay, he says
		
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			He says to him that oh my son
		
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			I saw you in my dream that I
		
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			am slaughtering you.
		
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			So think about that What's your opinion?
		
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			So it's not always a command even though
		
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			he knows that this is a command an
		
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			amr from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala but
		
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			he doesn't impose that command upon his son
		
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			rather he allows him to make his own
		
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			decision and Helps him and makes him think
		
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			about it So, what does he say?
		
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			Oh my beloved father do as you've been
		
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			instructed Satajiduni inshallahu minasabineen You'll find me from
		
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			amongst the patient people.
		
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			So again, we find from this the father
		
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			-son relationship How is it that the command
		
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			of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is not
		
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			imposed rather it is taught it is instilled
		
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			and it's something that It's not the imposition
		
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			of it is is not appropriate the the
		
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			the way that it's done is that the
		
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			children are encouraged and that Tarbiyah is done
		
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			in such a way that they feel that
		
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			Islam is part and parcel of their life
		
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			the obedience of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala
		
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			is part and parcel of their life and
		
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			they should not disobey Allah subhanahu wa ta
		
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			'ala and The first thing that comes is
		
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			through being a role model yourself So if
		
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			you for example, I'm not praying your Salat
		
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			and you tell your kids to pray the
		
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			Salat it's never going to work If you
		
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			yourself smoke and you expect your children not
		
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			to smoke and you tell them no Don't
		
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			smoke is a very bad habit and dad.
		
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			Why are you doing it?
		
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			This is what the question it's kind of
		
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			hypocritical to think that my children should not
		
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			do what I do So main thing the
		
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			children they will take their parents as role
		
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			models negatively or positively if you want our
		
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			kids to See us in in the state
		
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			of a good role role model, then we
		
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			should come to the masjid we should bring
		
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			them to the masjid pray with us let
		
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			them pray with us and When we do
		
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			this then they will see us as inshallah
		
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			good role models The second the next one
		
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			Yaqub alaihissalaam and Yusuf alaihissalaam.
		
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			I don't want to go into the make
		
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			the lecture too lengthy But this story of
		
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			Yusuf alaihissalaam.
		
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			It's a beautiful beautiful story and it has
		
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			so many lessons and Particularly the lessons of
		
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			a father who loves his child so much
		
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			Now the first thing that the surah starts
		
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			off with is Yusuf alaihissalaam seeing a dream
		
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			and in that dream He sees that there
		
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			are إني رأيت أحد عشر كوكباً والشمس والقمر
		
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			I saw 11 stars and the Sun and
		
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			the moon and I saw them all prostrating
		
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			to me So the first thing that the
		
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			father says Yaqub alaihissalaam says to Yusuf يا
		
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			بني لا تقصص رؤياك على إفوتك فيكيدوا لك
		
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			كيدا Don't tell your brothers about this dream.
		
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			Otherwise, they're going to plot against you so
		
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			Sometimes and the children need to understand this
		
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			that the parent always wants good for the
		
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			children even though it seems like That you
		
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			know, why did my father tell me to
		
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			do that?
		
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			It was only a dream.
		
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			Let me just tell my brothers It was
		
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			a beautiful dream.
		
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			I saw the 11 stars and the Sun
		
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			and the moon all prostrating to me How
		
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			much of a more beautiful dream can that
		
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			be why shouldn't I tell my brothers about
		
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			this But Yaqub knows the temperament of his
		
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			brothers that's why he says don't tell them
		
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			about this dream till he tells Yusuf don't
		
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			tell them about this dream and Then of
		
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			course they get separated and then the love
		
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			that the father had for the child It
		
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			is expressed throughout the surah how he was
		
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			Missing him how he longed for him how
		
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			he wanted him to be back again by
		
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			his side All of these things are expressed
		
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			and then you would assume That the brothers
		
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			that actually got rid of Yusuf alayhis salaam
		
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			and ditched him in the middle of the
		
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			desert into a well The father would have
		
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			some kind of enmity towards them, right?
		
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			But we see again that There is no
		
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			enmity Expressed from Yaqub alayhis salaam towards his
		
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			other children In fact, there's one part in
		
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			surah Yusuf in which Yaqub alayhis salaam says
		
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			to his sons When you go to the
		
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			king don't enter through one door but enter
		
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			through different doors And the scholars the Mufassireen
		
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			they explain why did Yaqub alayhis salaam say
		
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			that Because all of the brothers mashallah, they
		
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			were very handsome Of course, they were the
		
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			brothers of Yusuf alayhis salaam, right?
		
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			Yusuf was handsome by himself and his handsomeness
		
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			his beauty was you know, it was incomparable
		
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			but of course his brothers were just as
		
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			handsome or not as handsome, but very handsome
		
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			in comparison to others So Yaqub alayhis salaam
		
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			when he told his sons Don't enter into
		
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			one door.
		
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			He didn't want the people's eyes to focus
		
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			on this group of 11 youths Coming into
		
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			the door at one time and then becoming
		
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			the victim of what's known as Ain, Nazar
		
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			what we call so Despite the fact that
		
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			the brothers had done a very bad thing
		
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			with Yusuf alayhis salaam the father being the
		
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			father still wants good for them and The
		
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			biggest lesson we learn from this is that
		
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			You know when you're you have difficult times
		
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			in your relationship with your parents, but remember
		
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			That that difficulty should not translate into the
		
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			relationship being broken up Because ultimately whether you
		
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			think it or not as children The parents
		
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			will always want good for you They will
		
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			always want to protect you from any harm.
		
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			They will always be worried about you Okay,
		
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			and the frictions in relationship occur throughout one's
		
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			life And that will happen always in a
		
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			parent and children relationship But the parents will
		
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			always want good for the children Nobody will
		
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			want bad to happen to their own kids
		
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			and sometimes Especially from the women we get
		
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			women for example, they will say things against
		
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			their children Badwa, they curse their children's may
		
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			Allah destroy you or and things of that
		
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			nature But ultimately that's not something that they
		
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			actually mean It's just something that passion that
		
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			they have it comes to the surface sometime
		
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			But that's not what the parents mean We
		
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			should never think that my mother wants to
		
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			destroy me and she wants something bad to
		
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			happen to me That is not what?
		
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			Ever we should think that our parents want
		
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			from us and there are countless examples of
		
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			this again and again that we will find
		
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			and Then the last thing is the Prophet
		
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			Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and Fatima radiyallahu
		
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			ta'ala anhuha You know the time of
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was a
		
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			time when?
		
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			the the girls and The women were despised
		
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			and they were buried alive and people when
		
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			they used to have daughters They used to
		
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			become upset and they used to be embarrassed
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam showed by
		
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			example how he loved his daughters and Particularly
		
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			it's mentioned about Fatima radiyallahu ta'ala anhuha
		
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			the youngest daughter the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
		
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			sallam How he used to love her so
		
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			much?
		
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			It is mentioned in the hadith that Her
		
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			actions and the way she walked and the
		
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			way she talked were exactly like the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam This again that shows
		
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			that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was
		
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			a good role model for her so she
		
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			learned from him the actions and she put
		
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			them into practice and the riwayah goes on
		
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			to say that whenever she used to come
		
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			and He was sitting He used to stand
		
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			up and he used to kiss on the
		
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			forehead and he used to make her sit
		
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			in the place where he had been sitting
		
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			So he showed such respect to his own
		
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			daughter in a time when daughters were despised
		
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			and daughters were hated and daughters were buried
		
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			alive the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is
		
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			showing by example that this is how you're
		
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			supposed to treat your daughter and She in
		
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			turn whenever the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			used to visit her She used to stand
		
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			up She used to kiss him and she
		
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			used to make him sit in the place
		
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			where she had been sitting so again the
		
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			role model The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			showing her how to act and she is
		
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			acting What she learned from the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam And then there are so
		
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			many beautiful stories about how the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam used to tell her his
		
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			secrets and used to sit her on his
		
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			lap and They used to share you know
		
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			Talks with each other and one of the
		
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			things that is a beautiful story once the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he Gave her
		
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			the secret that there was you heard his
		
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			time of death is going to be very
		
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			very close and When she heard this she
		
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			started crying and the wives of the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam are watching what's going
		
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			on?
		
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			And he's talking to her in secret So
		
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			she starts crying of course, he becomes upset
		
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			when he sees her crying and he says
		
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			to her something else in her ears and
		
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			She started laughing So the wives of the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam afterwards used to
		
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			push her and say what was that secret
		
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			that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam He
		
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			said both things secretly to her that he's
		
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			going to die first and foremost and the
		
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			second secret Which I'll explain in a minute
		
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			So the wives of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam used to push her that what
		
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			was that thing that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam said to You that secret that
		
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			made you cry and then made you laugh
		
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			What was that thing and she wouldn't expose
		
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			the secret?
		
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			She kept it secret until the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam actually passed away And she
		
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			said at that time that now the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was gone I will
		
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			tell you the secret that he gave me
		
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			the first thing that he told me was
		
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			that his time of death was getting close
		
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			and that was what made me cry and
		
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			Then when he saw me crying he said
		
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			Amma tardayna an takuni sayyidata nisa'i ahlul
		
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			jannah Doesn't it please you that oh Fatima
		
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			that you will become the queen of the
		
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			women of the people of paradise The the
		
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			the woman leader of the women of paradise
		
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			and that made me overjoyed and I expressed
		
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			my happiness In front of him at that
		
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			time.
		
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			So again, the relationship is such that they
		
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			are sharing and talking in an intimate way
		
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			and sharing secrets with each other and this
		
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			is how a relationship of a father and
		
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			a child should be and This is so
		
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			important, especially with daughters Daughters are very very
		
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			girls Are very very what do you call?
		
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			gullible and naive and If they do not
		
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			get love from their parents They will search
		
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			out and seek love from other people Very
		
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			important to understand this That if as fathers
		
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			we do not shower love upon our daughters
		
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			show appreciation for them Mashallah, you look so
		
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			beautiful in the hijab Mashallah, these clothes look
		
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			so nice on you.
		
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			Mashallah.
		
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			You're looking great today I'm so happy that
		
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			you prayed all of your all of your
		
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			salats today this longing for appreciation and longing
		
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			for the acceptance from the parents It's something
		
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			that girls, you know aspire to it's something
		
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			that they want and if they don't get
		
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			it from us Then the first person in
		
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			high school that showers praise upon them They
		
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			will become victims of that person's advances So
		
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			it's important for the parents for the fathers
		
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			in particular to have this relationship in such
		
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			a way that they praise their girls and
		
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			and you know express Their happiness at seeing
		
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			them.
		
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			They express their happiness of them wearing a
		
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			hijab they express their happiness that they've learned
		
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			a new surah and That relationship should be
		
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			so close just like we see the closeness
		
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			of the relationship of the Prophet Alayhi Salatu
		
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			Wasalam But that inshallah we finish but again
		
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			the summary is that our relationship with our
		
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			kids should be a cordial and a loving
		
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			Relationship.
		
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			All of that is found in the Quran
		
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			I pray that Allah SWT gives us the
		
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			ability to understand and practice what has been
		
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			said and heard If we have any Q
		
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			&A send it forward inshallah, if it's written,
		
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			okay, so no questions inshallah, so inshallah Hopefully
		
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			inshallah.
		
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			We'll have another lecture in the next couple
		
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			of weeks Jazakum Allah Khair