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Asking AI Tough Islamic Questions · After Maghrib 🌙

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Salam alaikum warahmatullah people welcome back to the after
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So you know whenever we upload a video guys this last week has
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been crazy. Everyone online is talking about
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artificial intelligence not after my good fortune.
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So hit that subscribe button in sha.
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Allah will be able to get it, get that that traction.
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And that's what we need, because talking about AI, it's NG which
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is taking the World by storm by 2030 is expected that the global
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economy will value AI at thirteen trillion dollars and
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its contribution towards the economy.
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So there's a huge discussion to be had about this.
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So we've put the questions out there we've asked you guys what
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you want to ask Ai and today we're gonna have some fun and
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play about with it and as always joining me is said I'll is
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always some other to say it. I'm the law.
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We have another guest, special whale and yes behind the cameras
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say which the ball producer. Hello, welcome, welcome.
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I don't know if I need to welcome you.
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As you set up the set. Now Allah bless you what we're
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talking about today. We're talking about the future
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of Terminator. That's why I imagined when I
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think of artificial intelligence Yeah.
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Yeah. Apart from that seem like movie
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is films here and there of what the future could actually look
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like I think the future is here. No with yeah the know I'm new to
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this whole thing. I'm sure many listeners and
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viewers are wondering. What on Earth is a?
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I what does it stand for? Yeah.
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Yeah. So it's interesting because when
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we think of AI we may think of big machines Technologies.
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Robot stuff like that. But in actual fact, AI is just
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the replication of the human mind as this concept.
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So the growing impact that a eyes had in our day till is
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having in our day-to-day lives as There to see sometimes we may
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not realize it won't clock it. So for example, Siri on your
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iPhone, that's aii, mmm. It's just driverless cars is a i
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Alexa those things are kind of a I already but we're moving kind
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of a bit further to the point where you know.
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Now it's kind of a small Zone mind.
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Yeah yeah. Like it's an interesting
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discussion to have much. How do you feel about it?
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I'm good. Hey, I basically is it learns
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off. What you spoken to it before?
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And so, it just keeps picking up, on pause conversations,
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bringing it back, this perception of the environment
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around it is as as time goes on, it gets more and more advanced.
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Yeah, yeah. So guys, we've got a few
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questions that you guys have sent it but actually dozens of
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questions which you said in. So thank you so much and if you
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want to get involved, you guys are essentially the producers of
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this show so we're always asking for your feedback for questions.
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So follow us on Instagram, are often marketed podcast and since
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smash that subscribe button a shit, Smash you get these?
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Yes. Yes, let's do it.
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Okay, do you want to tackle the first one?
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Okay, so the first question BTW chat, you want to say, want to
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check gbts? Yeah, it's a phrase.
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A look. Yeah.
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It's basically an online. A, I like conversation bot.
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So you can ask any question and we'll give you AI based on Sir.
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Obviously, there's a lot of limitations, if you ask
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philosophical questions, what is the meaning of life more?
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Where am I headed? Or something?
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Like, There's like a billion ants that human mind could give
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you, but obviously, maybe we'll get into that.
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There's some philosophical stuff here.
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You know, I've tried to actually use this quite a few times in
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the last week I saw every time I log in servers are busy.
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Yeah. What's going on?
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Luckily we've got we make sure yeah, what's the first one said?
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So we ask that question and we wrote, can you give me five
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hadees from a standard alehissalaam on space?
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Yes and Islam. Yeah, it's quite interesting to
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guys actually popped up with five Hadith and they look really
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sick. They look legit, Idaho, legit,
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they are though, that's okay cool.
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So one of them will mention them one each of the first one says
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the stars are a decoration of the sky and are for the purpose
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of beautifying, the heavens. They are also a sign of the
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greatness of Allah quoted from behind and wild volume 4 Page
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162. Now the second one is the stars
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and the moon are the signs of Allah and they are used to
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calculate time. Again, bahara, Lenoir.
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Volume 1 or 3 page 190 not to read them all out.
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But just to cook very quickly on the third one, the sun and the
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moon are the two signs of the signs of Allah.
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The signs of the signs of Allah. They do not eclipse for the
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death or life of anyone. Al-kafi Volume 5 page 61 would
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say what's the bottles legit. Oh, they look very similar to
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each other? Yeah, yeah.
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I'm trying to find this. He's okay, I couldn't find any
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of them actually exist. As a new search, the volume
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references and you could have The natural world around us
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including the Stars, the moon, and the planets.
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They also highlight the usefulness of astronomy for
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navigation and timekeeping and how the pursuit of knowledge
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about the cosmos can reveal the important insights about the
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nature of allows creation. That sounds to me like a house a
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student. Honestly, this is Chef Chat GPT.
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We don't need more Learners no more.
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Is very intelligent, no pun intended.
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It looks like it looks like ideas that you come across
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day-to-day the, for my, you know, if you look at face value.
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Yeah. That's the are Muslim.
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Yeah, and we are being a shower. We are by my side.
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I can particularly Salam and he gave us this.
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Yeah. Fighting at face value.
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It looks believable. Mmm, but most of all the
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background telling us, it doesn't exist in Harlan.
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What's also another issue here? We'll try can be misguided.
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Yeah, yeah. And the thing is you will never
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know. No, because everything here is
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meant to be factual. Mmm, is meant to understand that
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it only gives you factual information, but it basis that
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factual information based on perception around itself, and
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the environment that it currently presides in and the
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fact that we can take something as a fact.
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And it may be complete nonsense is scary, because obviously it
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means you could do it with anything.
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You can ask anything and, you know, people take it for for,
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you know, truth. You know, we should have asked
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her to make us an intro for the off the model podcast.
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Would they do that? Probably.
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Yeah. Can we ask it Halal and Haram
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questions you can? Yeah, we're fine, you know, it's
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a bit scary actually because if I go on Google and we will get
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to a point where people especially with something Haram
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can become Halal. Something Halal can become far
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on, that is like borderline You're smart about Halal.
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Haram is the artificial intelligence platform, chat GPT
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Muharram to her job is I love that I love that who is not
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human being and therefore, does not have a gender or
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relationship with a human being that would require to be
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considered a Muharram to her job is and Islamic culture.
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Madam is a male relative blah blah blah explains what Madam is
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in the - solid response that's like asking your phone.
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Is it my time to you that I'm baffled honestly.
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But you know what? In this growing day and age of
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like Mangia and people's understanding of of Scholars,
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and Scholars may have limited understanding of the world as
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well as some people say, right Scholars to understand the West,
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one of the scholars know about IAI, for example, you know, so
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some people, hopefully not mmm but you can see, you can kind of
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scared, be scared about a world where people follow Artificial
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intelligence or basically an endless source of information
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over a limited human being. But you know AI I think in
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general is a good idea because it makes access is you know how
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was so used to Google? Yeah.
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Like we have a question. We googled it was low.
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My side for saying we have any question you know what's what's
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50 millimeters and centimeters like one of those ones because
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of the answer then and there there's nothing to slam.
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Actually I think the Bolero we can eventually have the first
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module who has a eyeball, what? Where he's fed his Essentially,
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and then you could just go ask a question and I'll give you an
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answer from his Delilah. But I thought a lot GPT.
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I mean, I'll be a good idea who's your manager?
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What? Giggle, they're basically you
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see like the evolution of the Silas.
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I really hope we don't get this is basically day.
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It's it looks like the websites that fanatic said when he was
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with Morrissey and he asked him about the future of AI or VR
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maybe yeah, I don't suppose, I'm sure they I remember a
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conversation about? Yeah, I remember.
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Yeah, we could be heading out to be honest.
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You know, like we remember and how your car on the last ones
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are says in Surah, baqarah if I'm not mistaken, I'll find it
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for you, but it's along the lines of not going to
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paraphrase. That Ayah, it's along the lines
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of a last one to Allah, making a LOL, what is in the heavens and
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the Earth last to use basically being resourceful.
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Yeah, as long as you don't use it against the will of Allah
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obviously, that's like a very generic statement.
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But it can be said that you can use AI for anything, you can use
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it to learn about the world and astronomy.
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In this case or medicine or economics or whatever it might
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be. As long as we don't use it, take
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things for fact and truth and then use that information may be
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against the will of God whatever is halal and what we know to be.
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Hello. So yeah, yeah.
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What's another question we've had our I'm actually enjoying
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this. Okay?
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Okay, I found a good one. Guys, you're gonna get us in
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trouble with these questions. Man said, Oh my days.
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No way. Shall I go for it all the below?
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What's he say? We need to find out who said
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this question? Okay, in all seriousness,
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someone asks, the question why do she ours curse?
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The sahaba oh dangerous is the response.
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Let me read the answer. As an AI language model.
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I strive to provide factual and neutral information.
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It's not accurately. Yeah, it's not accurate to say
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that all she asked us for the harbor as she Aslam is dive is a
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diverse. Faith and different beliefs and
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practices amongst his followers. In general, she has hold a
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different view of history and Leadership to Islam from Sunni
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Muslims, which may lead to some disagreements about the role and
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actions of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon
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him. Some she has May criticize
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certain companions for their actions while Others May
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venerate them. However, it is important to
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know. That cursing or insulting.
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The companions is not in is not a mainstream, a widely accepted
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practice among shyam. Sometimes, I think that's a
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amazing generic risk. Very, very, very questions
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morons. I'm very I think political and
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its response is, well, yeah, it feels like a.
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She wrote that answer them. So under the fascia.
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Yeah, no, no, no, honestly, speaking is because I shouldn't
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joke about, I mean, look, it's fact.
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Fact is fact. There are you can't, for
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example, ever generalized. We said this before the podcast,
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you can't generalize saying all she had to do X Y or Z.
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That's true. It's never true.
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You know, it's never, it's never the case.
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Everyone is wanting the same, but it does say that we have
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disagreements, we may criticize some companies.
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We met venerate, some say, I mean here, it says venerate
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them. I don't think we venerate the
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ones. We criticize course you can't
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doesn't make sense, but you could do venerate other
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companions. Slenderman dad.
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I both are like the list is endless of the companies that we
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venerate and we Revere. So, yeah, I mean, it's a small.
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It's a small answer. I think the answer is better
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than from some more Learners from one of us.
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Yeah, I'll be, I'll be real. All right.
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You know what? That's like, I remember someone
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else like a question to a very prominent scholar, like, a very
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deep, deep question. Some other Knox would say?
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Well, the question was, was response was like one line, the
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enemies of got no way, Nadia is very generic, but this is like
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to the teeth, you know, the junos interest again.
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A lot of people have been using chat GPT for their essays at
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University, their homework and stuff like that, you know, it
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has a radio. Yeah, once I'm driving Home
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after work. And there were talking about
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this. There was a school in the US.
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I'm not mistaken. They are saying this is are
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coming in, are pretty much all from chat GPT.
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So what they did this all like built-in AI themself.
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Yeah. What it can tell us Roman AI but
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the AI is so clever that the AI is confused adult a big sense.
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So the option the best, the SDS is written in a way whether the
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AI software that needs to detect someone using the system cannot
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detect. That's how clever the AI is.
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Wow, the first AI knows that another day I was trying to
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counter it so it's going to say but yeah, it's crazy but you
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know what's interesting, a lot of people are using chat, lot of
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people using chat GPT for that like that homework and essays
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and stuff like that. Do you think we could ever
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imagine a world where Ma Lana's and chefs are using chat GPT to
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write lectures, a lot or saying and you're not always using chat
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du Petit, Sirah poem. You know what, speaking of
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Polish, you know? The Char amazing amazing, poem
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meeting with the visual as well. I follow him on Twitter and I
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saw a tweet none of us about a month ago or so where you were?
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He wrote something to Ai and he was like, Ramey, poetry on XYZ
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and the role does an amazing poetry.
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And he was like, we've got competition.
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Look, something's going on and do one now.
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All right, cool, I'm going to do that.
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You guys carry on. While I'm doing it.
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Yeah, you know what? I think is also interesting,
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which the volume of you agree with me, is that, although, this
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is an amazing software, or, you know, is it called software is
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considered software, may I, okay.
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So let's this, the software is supposed to be clever,
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intelligent, the all-knowing, etc, etc.
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But the most beautiful thing about Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala
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is what he created us. Say, don't don't jump for my
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point. It's our last one was Allah
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created us as the perfect humans from the mistake.
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Okay. The perfect mind of all the
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creations of Allah, Subhan Allah, give us the best
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intellect sent and it was us humans.
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Our brains, our minds, our thoughts that built a.
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I was like a, I came out of nowhere.
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It was, you know the the gift of Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala.
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The allows us to produce something like the mold the more
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human Endeavors to develop technology.
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The more human learns about the world that should be a great
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sign of God's existence. You know, every time someone
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says, you know, we invented this or that it wasn't them.
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What's called ultimately sent say it?
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I asked track GPT, write me, a 5-line poem on a mom and her
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saying, yes. Hello, let's read this out,
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father. So I'm reading this from a
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Charles, David Harden, soul for justice, he took at all, you
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stood, tall against oppression and sacrifice for a noble
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lesson. His legacy lives on on a
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Timeless impression. Beautiful.
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A la la la la, it took about five seconds for that.
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Phone to be ridden. Mmm-hmm, there's certain you
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don't understand certain something else.
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No way, no way. So if you've got a previous song
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Maybe, you know online you can ask you can you write me a poem
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to the rhythm of this song? So it will The song I was
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talking about let's be honest. Ali Ali molar.
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Yeah I sent Ask another question.
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Yeah, a lot like, funny, you know, another thing while he
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does this, the five Hadith that we initially done.
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About space, the idea of that was to get chat GPT to write a
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lecture from those five hadid's. So your question is teaching how
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to respond in the future now. So I asked it for the five
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Hadith and I wanted to follow up with it until you get, give me a
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lecture based on these five Hadith that you've given me, did
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it? It does it for you.
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I was like okay guys another One.
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I asked actually a question that we got sent in.
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Does hijab go against women's rights?
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This is interesting because it will tell us that whether chat
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GPT has an opinion politically and ethically as well.
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Mmm, okay, it says no wearing a hijab, does not necessarily go
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against it women's rights. The decision to wear her job.
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As a personal choice, that a woman makes based on her own
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beliefs values and cultural Traditions.
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Why some while some women may feel that wearing a hijab
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suppressive Others, May see as an empowering symbol of faith,
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culture, and identity. It goes on and talks about
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women's autonomy, their right to make a choice, their decision
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that woman at the end of the day, should be the only one who
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makes the decision. I'm thinking that this is crazy
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because there's there's information here from chats,
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upt, which I would say, millions of people around the world
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forget even around the world. Probably in the country we live,
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which is meant to be secular and advanced and 21st century don't
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even have that level of understanding of her job that
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had job is not oppressive to a woman but you talk It's an
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artificial intelligence pot and you'll be able to tell you that
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mmm-hmm, I love Dancer, by the way.
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It's really close. It's like in line with our
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belief. Yeah.
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So it was interesting. Yeah.
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Very, very interesting. You know, I'll want to ask a
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question. Well, can I ask a question?
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Yes. Father, I'm gonna tell you what
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it is. Don't go for a cover to try.
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And guess what this is, this is my first try.
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That's a good idea guys. If you're if you're just tuning
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in now, tibe to aftermarket, we are going to keep doing
19:08
different things, of course, but I'll move on is coming up.
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So we want to know what you guys want to hear, what you want to
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see on the channel. We have a lot of guests planned.
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I think some cool topic. Some interesting stuff, we have
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like non-stop arguments and our group chats about what to talk
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about a lot and what to do, or what not to do.
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There's been topics that are everyday, someone's got a great
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idea, but we sometimes don't get there.
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Okay, so I asked it. What is the often looking of
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podcast? Interesting.
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This is the response here. The optimal for podcast is a
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podcast that focuses on discussing issues related to
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Islam and Muslims. It is hosted by a group of
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individuals. The podcast covers a wide range
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of topics, including theology, Islamic history, contemporary
19:55
issues, and personal experiences, the hosts have a
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lively engaging discussion style.
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I love that. Thank you very much sir, and
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they often have, I guess to provide their own perspective on
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various topics, the podcast aims to provide the unique and fresh
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take on issues facing Muslims and the Border Muslim Community.
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It is available on various podcast platforms and has gained
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a considerable following amongst Muslims and non-muslims
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interested in learning more about Islam and Muslim culture.
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And that is a, I saying this I do use not say the mastaba know,
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someone following after know me. But you know what's crazy?
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Like a eyes AI is built to learn and perceive its environment.
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Learn from whatever it can find on.
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But how how does it know what we talked about?
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And how does it know that we are Lively and get that's having
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amazing because obviously someone doesn't put that stuff
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in. Yeah, so does it does he watch
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videos and understand tone is that it must go through the
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transcribes of YouTube because you get back.
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How can you tell someone's how? He's helped sums energetic from
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a transcription? Isn't that crazy?
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Like, that's crazy. Because that's, that's audio,
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you mean? Mmm.
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I don't know. I love that.
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Bye. I love you.
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Say, do you need to print this and frame it somewhere.
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Okay guys, so a question that we had sent in all my days.
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Can I say it Marianne on said I as an unsaved.
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I'm going to look at this answer with assayed and see if we
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agree. Can I answer it or reading?
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Yeah you answer it and then you give me your your answer and I'm
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doing to give one line. Okay, I'm not an encyclopedia
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but you know, we get asked this question.
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So much, yes, some velocity has to say to Mary, don't say it.
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Let's, let's see why I have soccer fine.
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Okay, in some Islamic cultures, there's two tradition of
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preferential marriage among Saints, who are people who claim
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to be descendants of the Prophet Muhammad.
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However, there is no religious requirement or prohibition.
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That saves must only marry other say.
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It's in Islam and Muslim man is married to allowed to marry a
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woman who's not from the prophets family, the Quran says,
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and Stood Still My Idea first number five.
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So, most of my can you check this sort of minor verse 5, the
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day, all good food. Foods have been made lawful and
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the food of those who were given.
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The scripture is lawful for you and your food is lawful for
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them. It's interesting how the saying
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say is nonsense, this food? Yeah, it's also an actual verse
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across the correct layer. The versus covered things are
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made lawful for you and they are all good things.
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Why is it so good food? It says that this verse is
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generally understood to me that I must have a man can marry a
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Muslim woman from period. It's obvious.
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Really interesting. So then it says at the end to
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summarize there for safety are married on.
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Say, as long as the marriage is done in accordance with Islamic
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teachings. Yada yada yada interesting.
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Hmm. Very interesting.
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Done a tough seeing here that we will full-on.
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So we gave you just a brief Insight.
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They gave you an Islamic verse direct from the Holy Quran and
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say which we just factored for us.
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Exists is real. That's true is not lying.
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It's not one of those fake week chain ones, this Overall, I gave
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the correct answer. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So maybe the question saying which the Box earlier on can we
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like Oscar Halal Haram questions?
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Maybe you can sometimes I think something's there this is
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something is cooking in AI. I'm going to ask it something.
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Of course, shuttle move on is a fast approaching so I've asked
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what is the best of a move on? If Bob it's actually pretty was
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that drink? Was that drink Brian agents have
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no the red one. Rose is a prime or wow, so
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philosophical I think you limit it to five lines or two lines as
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a good idea. Otherwise we'll go through or
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give you an essay, an essay for every answer.
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Okay. So say do you want to check
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this? Okay, so you asked it was the
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best animal on Earth not So am I saying the answer?
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Yeah, I miss. You can summarize it.
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It says the best, the best form of on a star or breaking of the
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fast, already knows what Ferris is subjective and depends on
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personal preference and cultural Traditions.
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However, a traditional of our meal during Ramadan, often
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includes dates water and other foods that provide energy in
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hydration to replenish the body. After a long day of fasting, in
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addition to these to these staples Papa left, our dishes,
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may include samosas Cora's, lentil soup short of all the way
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stuffed grape leaves. Don't mind own way and various
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meat and vegetable dishes. Sweet treats like bacalao.
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Lekanoff are also commonly served shithole mama.
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You know what Cheryl Kodama I have no idea.
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I know she she thank you, it's very nice because on top of
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that, we all know I think is something like that.
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I think the air column I mean at the end of at the end of that,
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it's very nice. It goes the best realm of honest
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bar is the one that brings people together and fosters a
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sense of community and gratitude and law ultimately the best of
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stars. The one that shared with loved
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ones and enjoyed in the spirit of generosity kindness and
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reflection borrow my is insane. Like it gives you a full menu
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three-course meal and then it says the, there's the sheriff's
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answer. I hope this doesn't replace
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mosques. What you come here for your
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Muhammad? I combine.
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Oh my God. Save any questions you want to
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ask? No, I think there was one more
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question that I wanted said. I need to read.
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Oh yeah, well let me just find it for you.
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All right so we took another one of your questions guys.
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Can you give me a one-minute speech about her day at home?
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And it respondent inshallah and with a laity response I've
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already ever hear a goes. Sure kids say friend.
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Okay, so don't ruin it. Sure has a one-minute speech
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about how your home. Let's go.
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The your home sa significant events in Islamic history, took
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place on the 18th of The Ledger and they are 10th when the
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prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was returning from his
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Farewell pilgrimage to Mecca. He stopped at a place called the
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ideal home and live delivered. A sermon to the thousands of
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Muslims. I just need to make its hearing
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thousands of Adams who had gathered there in this sermon?
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The prophet peace be upon Him, appointed Ali Abdullah IBN Talib
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as his successor and declared that he is to be the leader of
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the Muslim Community of this event is significant because it
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is because it established, the idea of succession and
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leadership in Islam. And it is seen as the beginning
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of the Shia. Unfortunately, she asked Tony /.
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Dear home is also a reminder of the importance of unity and
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solidarity in the Muslim Community.
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It serves as a reminder, that the prophet Peace be upon him,
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did everything. He could to ensure that The
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Message of Islam would continue to spread and that has followed
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his followers with remain United after his passing not talked
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about, in a way, I've never thought about it.
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Mmm, because a lot of people say, in a says, here, as well,
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that some people see as linear as the start, the beginning of
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the sunni-shia Divide. But it says that there is also a
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reminder The importance of unity and solidarity as the cow
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Claudia come Unity says no because it proves to us that the
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prophet did everything he could to ensure The Message of Islam
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would continue to spread and that it was follows with remain
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United. Even after his passing that, he
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left it in the hands of the one. Who's most qualified who was
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most righteous in holding that title of though.
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The success of rasul Allah, the fact that AI knows this chat GPT
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knows this. And unfortunately, many, many of
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the alma They not, you know that, by the way Cosmos is chat
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GPT. It's not like it's a sheer as a
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reference for some like Wikipedia or something.
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So she's on brain technically. I mean, someone could all have
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known as wild one. Let me ask you said, I was to
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buy it. Someone could argue that the
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majority of opinion online or text online about the deal bomb.
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Would be the ship would be the show because it's not something
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soon as discuss offer. Yeah.
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So it would probably take that as a majority answer.
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Yes. I mean if you were to ask about
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the life, For for example, if intake Mia as an example who the
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majority of CR can all do not take from reason, it will
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probably be crazy. I'm behind a do for example,
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like a lot of these guys in a lot of these like these.
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The right is, yeah, it would. But on that note, there is a
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another chat GPT alternative. Yeah, which I believe was made
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by Sudanese Hadith GPT really? When you ask about the idea
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raises Imam, Ali? Really, I always brings up the
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who can't presume only, let's be honest, say it.
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There's nothing to on praise about him.
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No, let's be real. Let's be real.
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Let's rest reflect on that. Only a mile hike, while Jaco
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Molly, I can't get enough of thing.
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I'm Gonna Save it does this. This is interesting and I made a
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bit of a typo. Still, it still did it.
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I asked asked because, obviously this pair of molded ask the
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question, write me a 5-line poem about up and father data bus,
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you know, I was a boss, says, husband Abbas.
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The line of God. Warrior, who never flowed.
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He stood tall in the face of strife sacrificed all to protect
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her sayings life forever remembered for his bravery and
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sacrifice upon on very nice. Wash a lock on Sunday and I'm
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having a hard time from that. Yeah, bus beautiful, absolutely
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beautiful, but false, it's yeah, I'm I'm mind blown.
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Mmm, am I blowing, guys? Let us know what you think.
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How did you find this? Episode is a bit of a different
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ones. It is quite different.
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Yeah. Best very, I enjoyed this one.
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Yeah, because it's less talking and more artificial intelligence
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in the job for us. First, what should our next
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podcast be? About an awesome.
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What should the next after marketer podcast, beerbot?
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Now be an amazing idea. My job is the next topic.
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Okay, this is sick. I'm going to summarize very,
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very, very quickly. I'm at the Sheraton society is
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only 67 lines. All right.
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Fine. As an AI language model.
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I do not have the access to current events or trending
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topics to suggest the next topic for the aftermarket a podcast.
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However, some potential ideas for topics could include
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discussions on contemporary issues facing Muslims around the
30:50
world. The intersection of Islam with
30:52
modern politics or exploring the different interpretations of
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Islamic Theology and history. Alternatively, the host could
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Invite some guests with unique perspectives or experiences to
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share their stories and insights on a particular topic.
31:05
Ultimately the choice to the next topic will depend on the
31:07
interest and the expertise of the hosts and Their audience and
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the audience. I love how the factors in.
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Yeah, that means you guys need to help me smash that like
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button. I'm actually going to go try
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this when I get home. Yeah.
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Yeah. How against the ground?
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That's what I honestly, I guess. BBC News.
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For you. Do you have guys who are
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searching? How do I guess is like the to
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marry me? How do I get told?
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Yeah, of course. I'm not gonna go ask Islamic
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questions. Yeah.
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Buzzing the viewers. They might be interested.
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Now, remember anyone ever quick disclaimer on behalf of say, the
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first of all? Please fact, checked everything
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to search islamically. That means there's no point of
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going on a, i, to be honest. Yeah, we remember, of course, go
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to the main source, you know, I live that we remember that
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ultimately all knowledge lives with Allah subhanaw, taala and
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the and there's a lot of things which a I will never be able to
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do. We have to appreciate Beyond
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everything, human emotion, human intelligence, human thought,
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like these things are things which are chat GPT or any other
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form of a I will never be able to inherit will develop or
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learn, you know, it will try so hard to develop itself to the
32:14
point where it can feel compassion, it can feel empathy
32:17
these things but it can't do that.
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You know, I've got a question in my head that I really want to
32:21
ask you. I just feel like it's a bit
32:23
inappropriate, okay? But I'm not taking a Mickey.
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It's like a serious question on and all these thoughts on it,
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okay? What's And we make that a lot
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the final question. Okay.
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Where is the 12th Imam or solid? Let's all be an interesting
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which I do it. Yeah, gopher gopher watch Nova.
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Where is where is the thing? That was one of the viewers
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questions. There's a lot of questions guys
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and I'm sorry, there's so many. We didn't have the chance to get
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through, see if I can check some of this, probably like a good
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that you wrote. Wow.
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It's a very interesting ones. What someone goes, which much
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dress should I pick some guys? Who's the best?
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She our size in the world? How did the prophet split?
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The moon will love us. What is the truth?
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Yeah. Well, you get an answer.
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We did again on sir. I'll be ready for the answer.
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Yeah. Okay.
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So I'll still, where is the 12th Imam marginal, lot of furniture
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and she is LOM the 12th, Imam. Also known as your mom and
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Maddie is believed to be an occultation or hidden from
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public view. According to share our belief
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Imam, mehdi is the last of the twelve imams and is the rightful
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leader of humanity who will appear at the end of time to
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establish justice and peace on Earth.
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Shiite Muslims believe that your mom made you still alive and
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will reappear at the time. Determined by God, when the
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world will be in a state of chaos and Injustice, they
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believe that Imam mehdi is present and guiding Humanity
34:02
behind the scenes and that's his real parents will, Mark the end
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of the world? As we know it, there is no way
34:08
to know for sure where the 12th Imam is as its location is
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considered to be hidden and unknown to the public.
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However, she almost has continued to wait for his
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reappearance and pray for his guidance and blessings alya me
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in real life hastened. His real parents inshallah.
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I like, that's not the whole also.
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Yeah. Yeah, there is one thing I did
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mention that it said it's the end of the world as we know it.
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Yeah, that's why I it's highly choose us as she has.
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We probably believe that still going to be more like, yeah,
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there's a don't want as we know it, once I have is one
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reappears, it's not the end of the world.
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I know. I don't have the like this mr.
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Section dogs of his his ears, but he will actually come here
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rule. Yeah.
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Of course. Yeah.
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But a I mentioned this end of the world as we know it.
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Hmm. It Sports balls.
34:50
That's a good point. Steve, can I ask you?
34:53
Yes. Do you know the way I understand
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the context of the one asking the questions because obviously,
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that answers just from the she perspective.
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I notice those who is that are aware is the thing because you
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called it, the 12th, Imam it's going to look if you said,
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where's the melody for X? Whereas the maybe I'll give you
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a different answer. Yeah, the western style also
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knows the history of your chat knows you're looking from a 12
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or point of view, right? Okay, right, okay, so what's
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clever and how it knows interest is.
35:23
It's very, very Interesting. And it will probably develop an
35:26
algorithm where I understand you're not, you're not a nice
35:28
thing. For example, if you tell him,
35:29
for example, I've got a meeting on Sunday.
35:31
Hmm. And then you can have a chat
35:32
with him for another week or so. And then if you say goodbye to
35:36
him on Saturday, yeah, you'll tell you good luck with your
35:39
meeting. So, that's, that's crazy.
35:42
No one is, espousing you. All right guys, thank you for
35:44
tuning in. As always inshallah.
35:46
We will be back next week. Hopefully, we'll have a good
35:49
topic in mind. Thanks to our friend here, chat
35:51
GPT and this. Shall we look forward to seeing
35:55
you then? Take care have a great week,
35:57
enjoy your molded and we'll see you soon they come to live.
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