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"Shias are Kafir" (Shia Misconceptions) · After Maghrib 🌙

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But, of course, they'd we are now kind of coming towards the
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latter end of the Muharram season.
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We've had a lot of amazing, Discussions on the on the
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channel so far. But now I think it's a nice
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opportunity for us to reflect, right?
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So I want to ask you what we're talking about today.
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So I think the main purpose of today's conversation argument
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it's you know because Muharram is normally when these questions
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arise correct. And you know, you normally have
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the people who stay quiet throughout the whole year but
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they wait for Mulholland to come so they can stop or say
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something up and this is the misconceptions that we face
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every single year for many as possible.
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Even daily misconceptions about she has.
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And I don't know if there is like personal experiences, we
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can maybe, you know, share with the listeners on the podcast and
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maybe I can start first baseman. As I remember back in back in
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high school, I think those are the UK's called secondary
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school. I think I was in year eight or
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nine. That was the first time honest
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to God. Someone said we can't be friends
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anymore. Why he said you Really I heard
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she has a cough. Oh, I'm being honest.
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Yeah, he didn't use the word comfortable.
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So you guys at this believe is, you know, you don't believe in
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Allah. Subhan Rosanna technically, you
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believe that Miss Carver, that's the right translation.
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So that was like my first shocking experience.
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And I was like, oh my God, I went home.
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I remember, I told my dad someone just, you know, he was,
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but he was pretty much telling me this is just it's not the,
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it's not their fault. This is something that they are
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being told. Under some misconception and
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inshallah you know people do wake up and understand that we
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are believers in Allah. Subhanallah John.
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Yeah. Well by you, you have anything
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that you can. Yeah, I mean the first like your
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father saw, I mean I think the first one which which stuck with
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me in terms of like a proper interaction was when I was in
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university handle and the UK and across the West, we have an
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elaborate societies. So I remember we had uh sure our
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awareness week. So we had two stools in the
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student union or tables. And we're talking to people
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about OSHA law and our specific Focus was was a campaign called.
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Hungry for justice, you know, feeding people and so on.
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So it was very engaging and I think some other brothers from
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across campus who noticed that there was a lot of attention on
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us. So they set up a table next to
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us. And for a couple of days and
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they had this table focusing on BB Maryam.
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I like talking about Eastern Maryam and, and the relationship
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between Islam and Christianity and so on doing that what
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basically? So, after day two or day three,
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this brother sat down with me, lovely guy, actually very nice
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guy. And, you know, but And I want to
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take her time as the Bismillah. He sat me down before he was
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holding a holy Quran. Copy the Holy Quran, before I
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open this, I want to ask you, do you believe in this?
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What do you mean? And he goes, do believe in this
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exact Corner. Said, my baby brother II live on
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campus. I said to him, sir, please come
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to my dormitory. I'll show you my room where I
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went to University in the Town Center, everyone's holding up
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grants and stuff like that. In my room, I have like six,
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six, seven Quran, Marshall bees, he's coming the more, the
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better, the more, the better. He asked me.
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Do you have 114 chapters in the Quran?
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Do you believe that this is the first of all?
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There's the last one I do believe that's the word of
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Allah. There's nothing after nothing,
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you know what I mean. So I think that will that one
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really stuck with me and the fact that, you know, will grow
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adults but the misconceptions are there.
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Yeah, I think the reason they have the misconception by the
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way, because there is, is there was a misconception a lot today.
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Yeah. Because there is this
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misconception that we have a different war on.
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And the sad reality is no one's really actually come a looked
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and to our mosques, I wanted our husseini Auto markets to
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actually open the Quran and it's printed to Saudi Arabia.
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It is the same color and she said, yeah, and it's harm upon
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her arm to adjust to amend anything.
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Like so, if you are just a fat, our customer Obama, any of the
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letters vows or any of them, any of the punctuation.
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It's Haram like, you know, for us to do it, even if we do not
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own homes and privacy, it's wrong.
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You can't do it. You know, with just goes to show
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you that I don't think. It's like it's purposely there.
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They saying they had, it's just ignorance.
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Yes, they're not coming to check what they've been told or what
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they believe by those above them.
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Because we're also the headers, the example, I gave my when I
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was in high school that's he said, he told me we were good
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friends. Yeah, well literally good
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friends in the 78 and he was like from his parents and his
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parents had from wherever they heard it from.
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So it's like he came up with the idea.
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He was feds this. Information.
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And then also have another another, another experience as
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well. This was the attend and we not
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friends now because we're not friends or because of this, just
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talking you've lost contact and everything this they told me
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after, like, there's like we've always had this question and
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they said try to remember the exact.
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Yeah, it was. Okay.
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So they said you actually believe The Imam Ali was
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supposed to be the final messenger of Allah.
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So juvenile, Angel Gabriel came. A yeah, he made the mistake.
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I've had this one. Yeah.
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And instead of coming to Imam Ali, he somehow went to take
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anywhere to all your problems. These things just don't make
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sense why they believe in this where they had this or get this
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information from It's just sad materials.
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Like you said sometimes this may be innocent ignorance.
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I'm Mike They're young. Yeah, yeah, no I'm talking way.
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He'll I think we're like 13 or 14.
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Not even across 15 years of age and they are having his name.
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Some of that you're gullible will all gullible, you could
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talk about. You could give a fake fact to
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any child around the world. And they'll believe you can
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tell. I remember, I was slightly off
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topic. I was in the US last year.
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I was visiting some young cousins and my young cousin.
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He said to me he said is the is the king of England?
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Yeah. Neither Time Prince.
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He was like, is he a thousand years old?
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I was like, yeah, he genuinely believed that the young kids
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Panama, for days, and days, and days.
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He's telling everyone. I know how the king is.
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I know how the king is subhanallah on that trip.
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Prince, Philip passed away while stop whilst I was in the u.s.
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So my point is a coincidence, honestly, yeah, that's crazy.
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But my point being is that, you know, a young age were gullible,
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you know, but I think maybe there's a responsibility on us
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and everyone else when you become adults to seek that
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knowledge, there is a And you know, maybe I can share maybe a
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misconception. I have personally had on people
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who are not shout for exam. Yeah, maybe I can share this
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one, it's nice to generally believe they pray three times a
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day. It's going to sound weird
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because because I remember I saw only see them pray before and I
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saw only to them pray. Margaret.
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Okay, and I know they're pretty fragile as well but later on.
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Did I find out that they don't combine prayers?
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Yeah, they pay five. Times a day, okay?
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And vice versa. They also have this
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misconception that we previously.
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So let me ask you. Okay.
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So this is a good one misconception time.
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So do she has always and have to combine prayers.
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No. Okay, no, why?
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I don't know the exact answer on top of my head right now, but I
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think it's most happy to combine from not mistaken.
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I think is its most happened in circumstances, right?
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So if you're traveling or If you enduring hardship and so on and
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those circumstance, by the way guys, we're not fucking ha.
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Yeah, we're not double, check everything, please, double
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check, but yeah, and so definitely not, it's definitely
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not. We don't, we don't have to
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combine prayers knows not what? You're probably, it's reminds us
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of. Allah sponsor.
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I love when we split praise, remembering him more across the
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day because the reason why I say this because I still go to the
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multi-faith room in school. Yeah.
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And and in school, you know, will pray the whore and then the
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The brothers Del pray, there were horrible and then their
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place, nothing else and it was different.
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You know, so wasn't exactly the same than I had was like a
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Sunnah prayer for something completely different.
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So that's where I got this. The only pray three times a day,
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but I went in fact, checked, I wasn't fed this information, you
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know, there is this sort of thing, whereas, vice versa, or
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to us they actually fed this information.
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Yeah. From a young age and
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interesting, yeah, I had, I had so speaking of school and prayer
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rooms and stuff like that. Remember being asked the
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question? Why do you guys play on Stones?
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Why do you worship Stones like so I was thinking oh my God this
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verse it's not it's not Stone. So majority of shell will prey
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on total bar. Yes, Earth Yani and we know of
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course there's a Hadith from the holy prophet Muhammad sallallahu
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wasallam also where he says that Allah Subhan Allah has made the
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Earth for prostration and for purifying your vacation.
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So you know, the Earth is what you use to purify.
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Something you do tahyammum for example on the earth when you
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want to when you have water and the same way you used to
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prostrate, there's so many I had these were the prophet would
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prey on the earth and where he would rise from scheduled and
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he'd have sand or something on his forehead.
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And of course, in those times, there were no carpets in the
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masajid of the holy prophet, Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
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wasallam. And I think that's something
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common people think we pray and of course people say, why do we
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pray on? A lot of people.
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I don't, they don't say, why do you pray and rocks?
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They say, why do you worship? Why do you?
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Why do you pray to rocks? Yeah.
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Even funny ones. Now where I've heard them they
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call them cookies. I don't allow us about this
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case. Cookies is like just give up
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man, - let me ask you say. So of course, a lot of.
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So now we've said that this is, you know, we're trying to follow
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the Sunnah of the Prophet but why Earth from majority of the
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time from the land of karbala because they say the land of
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karbala has, I don't know this. On top of my head best they say
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it has a lot of Baraka and significance.
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And it's actually a must have for it to be the soil of
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karbala. Yeah, I don't know.
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The exact can be honest here. I don't know the exact
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reasoning. That's, I know the, some, I've
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heard the reasoning behind it and this is many, many years
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ago. I don't trust you as well.
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You know, we hear about the time of the holy prophet Muhammad and
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the battles which took place. And for example, the people
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would, for example, collect the soil, which the prophet would
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fight on, Martyrs had spilt blood on or for example, the
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will though with woman the prophet did with all the water
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that he would use to people's collect it.
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So that the concept of Safar or kind of the the blessings that
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are there anything that interacts with the holy prophet
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Muhammad, peace be upon him in this family is maybe something
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for us to take from. So in the same way we know this,
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I could like like I had run a YouTube video from a great
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scholar. You can play on any soil, you
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can prey on the soil of London or Australia or wherever in the
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The world, you are pretty on the grass, on the side of the grass,
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but if you're going to play someone, you had a choice, pray
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on holy soil. Well, sort of time and the holy
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soil of caramelize, you know, the blood of say, the shahada
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was put there. You just speaking about the soil
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of karbala I remember when jibrael came down to rasulallah
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salallahu, alihi wasalam, and he explained to him what will
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happen to his grandson for say, I Salam.
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And also Lola, asked Jupiter. I had to bring him a sample of
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the soil of karbala Okay? And he smelt it and he reverted
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like he gave it a great follow-up.
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The word to use here, but he gave the Great Value.
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Yes, yes to that sort of karbala so that just that enough is
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shows the importance of the soil and that we have many, many
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narrations where it says the soil of karbala is a Piece of
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Heaven on this Earth. So do you know that story?
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Hmm. The story continues where the
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holy prophet, Muhammad keeps that soil.
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That jibra eel gave him, hmm. And he gives it to It to, umm
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Salama. Okay, holy prophet Muhammad and
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she kept and she was the only wife of the holy prophet,
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Muhammad who lived until the day of Ashura 61 aah.
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So the narrations say that, I'm selling my kept that soil and
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the holy prophet Muhammad told her when this soil, bleeds, red
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understand that Hussein has been killed for a lot of.
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Uh, so the, the narrations say that, I'm selling my kept, it
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should look at it every day. And then, when it bled red, she
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knew she knew she ran out onto the She told people and, you
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know, that's why, maybe I'm selling my has such a high
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State, it's in Islam. And I recommend people at home,
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check out tells of the tent on a little bit TV.
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Father, Christopher, class usual, Christian priest, and
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professor of a shy studies, in Rome.
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What a guy like he's done. A full analysis would say the
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far too much as I do and say that say there's a knob and
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people, umm, Salama. And he talks about this story in
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like incredible depth. But what shallow soil of
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karbala? And and you know the soil of
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karbala has more than just the Blessings of for us to prostrate
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on, yeah, that many times it can be a source of cure.
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She fought, for many of those who are ill, you know, these
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misconceptions that we have and we here year after year.
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And sometimes I mentioned early in the podcast for many people's
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daily and one thing that we get asked every single year.
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Yeah. Literally every Muharram is why
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do you share us beat yourself? It yourself, you know.
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Do you know why, why are you humming yourself?
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You're doing yourself harm at all these things.
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And I think this is very important that we touch one with
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one other way. We can to clear this
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misconception because in reality, we are not harming our
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self and, and some people say, you know, the Quran says, you
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know, don't harm yourself. In fact, the Quran doesn't
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actually state that says, Don't drive yourself to a suicide.
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So, how do we approach this? This this this question of, why
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do she has hit yourself? I think firstly, we have to
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Remember that she has are not homogeneous em.
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Every she are around the world, will have a different approach,
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different Scholars, which will advise different things.
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Some will be very in favor of its I may not be some will allow
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certain things up to an extent. Some will say you could do what
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you do, what you want. Of course, everyone differs in
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their opinion. The first thing we see is all
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she are unanimously, agree that beating oneself, and morning,
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using your hands or whatever. It might be, is not wajib and
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you don't have to do it if you want to stand in the corner,
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this Into mostly but of Imam Hussain Ali Salam.
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Miss Miller, no one's stopping you and you can enjoy it that
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way. And some people can act more
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Brothers, they choose to beat their chests, some may choose to
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use different means of different methods and, you know, some,
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some will do different things, but generally speaking up to
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them and again, there's no council of she a jurists, which
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will say we all agree that all 300 million, plus years, we'll
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have to do x, y, and Zed, and if you do your nausea, so that's
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completely wrong. Complete misconception.
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Of course. Remember that grieving in Islam
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is an emotional tool. It's a human being as a human
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process. A human process as a vehicle, to
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exploring One Soul. Do you see what I mean?
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We grieve for our family. We don't, we're not allowed to
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bottle in Islam, focuses, a lot of mental health.
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It's not focused a lot on physical and spiritual health,
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and they all go hand in hand very intertwined.
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And of course, we know the Holy Quran and I'll be up Global
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histogram, he cried for his son, Yusuf alayhi Salam.
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The point where he went blind knowing that he was alive, the
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holy prophet knew that his son Yusuf alayhi Salam was alive and
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he still cried to the point of blindness.
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Do we not think that the holy prophet knew that he would go
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blind? Surely God.
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Damned it. Of course, I love would have
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condemned it. He would have had modified that
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he would have been arming himself, and so on.
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But this is what he chose to do, and he chose degree and their
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countless other examples, you know, they hadn't bathed, the
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family of a mom, you're saying, we normally burn in my last
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month. Allah bless him.
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Follow in her footsteps, she's called the mother of the pulpit.
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Say there's a nerve slam. Oh, la la.
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She's called the mother of more sebum almost fired.
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You know, so these are all things that we learned from, you
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know, inshaallah. We can use grieving and the bed
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they themselves, they established modulus and
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Gatherings where people come and mourn and grief about the
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lancias alive morning. Say it's, I was going to ask no
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call this morning and, you know, better than I do but morning is
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not just shown through these. You can mod through so many
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different means nowadays there are you kind of Then whatever
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way you wish to mourn. As long as I think is within the
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boundaries they are allowed. But when it comes to mind for
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saying is a lamb and he spoke about Scholars a bit earlier
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here. I know the scholars and I
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respect them, but Asia they have mentioned you know just that or
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certain extent is not allowed correct, you know these over
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grief you know some people can become so emotional that for
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example, they rip their shirt. For example, I also sort of
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reacting to their grief but when it comes to your mom and for
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saying jezza is allowed and some have even gone further by saying
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hella which is which More extreme form of grief that has
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allowed only if I'm a saint alehsalaam and of course,
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nowadays, we see that in so many different forms.
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So, I mean, many of the viewers will know last week, who is her
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saying the great organization did this Global Heroes blood
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Heroes campaign? Well, we saw thousands of people
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around the world, tens of thousands of people around the
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world giving blood to save lives in the name of Mario.
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So that is an incredible initiative.
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Every person who gave blood will save three lives and they will
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do that for their love. And because of the inspiration,
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Ation that mom was saying, gave them in many ways.
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That's a form of grief, it's a form of morning.
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You are taking the grief and the sadness or sorrow that Usher are
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gives you. And your transforming that into
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a way to make Society, a better place.
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So, now in today's day and age 2022, there are different ways
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of morning. You know, I can't disagree with
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what you've said and morning, Imam, Hussein Osama, something
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so important. And it's something we should be
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happy about what other misconception people have.
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We shouldn't give up the morning and the love we have for Bob the
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Lord Jesus. And we know this, we know, for
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example, I personally know that, if I have this lovely moment,
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her saying, Allah loves me. How do I know this rasul?
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Allah himself said this. What did he say?
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Hossein amini one Amin Amin Harbour her saying no, I'm
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saying this from me and I am from her saying and he who loves
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for sane is loved by Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala.
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And that's what Allah sent this, countless traditions.
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And of course we know that the chest that we beat and the same
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chest That the the holy prophet kissed of about did I say it was
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the same chance that was trampled on by the horses?
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Yeah. And that's why we beat the chest
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as a symbolic understanding and as a remembrance of that.
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So of course, there's a lot of people and this is just a quick
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shout out to everyone on Tick-Tock.
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Whether whether or whether or not you guys like us.
21:08
There's a lot of people who say that we talk more about Imam
21:12
Hussain than the holy prophet and that we care more about Mama
21:14
saying then the profit. But can you explain to me and to
21:18
us why we're talking so much about money missing?
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Firstly, I don't think it's just something or to do for those on
21:25
Tick-Tock. Yeah, we see this on YouTube, we
21:28
see this, you know, our school, we see this at work today,
21:31
wherever we go. But as more evident on Tick-Tock
21:34
for example, I thought because I think everyone's like a keyboard
21:36
Warrior on that platform, this is not true.
21:40
Let's just make it clear to everyone.
21:41
Now that's watching or listening to this podcast.
21:43
I she has assumed a lolly Wolly or sell them.
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It's number one, and he's at the very top and there's no
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discussion and there's no argument around it.
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Yeah. But the I think what people they
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say we speak about my mom and her saying more than we do about
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us when Allah falls under this category of misconceptions.
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Correct. And I think the only reason
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they're speaking about this more openly now or you know, the
22:06
claiming this misconceptions of that's what we do is because we
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are in the month of Muharram Safar and this is this is the
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up, this is our opportunity to give you a seen a voice.
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You know, ye not that he doesn't have a voice but Imam Hussein is
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for everyone and also not La, you know, his whole life has
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been like narrations and stories where he goes on showing his
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love and the skirt Imam. Hussain even these beautiful
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stories, I grew up hearing where rasulallah with pray him, um
22:33
Hussein was saying, they'll jump on the back of the prophet and
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these Amazing Stories like there is no way where we can say that.
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We mentioned Imam Husain more, let's make it clear.
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So Allah came down with this religion.
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Yes, an Imam Hussain protect it. Protect this religion and and
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you know the fact that he died. And gave and sacrifice
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everything at karbala. I've said that again on a
22:55
previous podcast, he came to preserve and revive the
23:01
teachings of his grandfather. Also, Allah, sallallahu
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alehiwassallaam as a had, it not been for a moment, her saying, I
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don't think we will know who rationalize.
23:08
Let's be very honest. I'll be very honest without her
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saying, I don't think I can call myself a Muslim.
23:13
I'm saying this was kept me. Hmm to understand Allah
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understand the current on the sonar so long without him.
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We're proud of it, I'm proud of it.
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And the thing is it's not just For sure.
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This is not a man who seems an option we're not trying to
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claim. No claim, no sense for everyone.
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This Villa, you're welcome to take Imam Hussain as much as I
23:29
try to take it for myself. He is for everyone.
23:31
He's for the for the Sunni, that for the sure.
23:33
He's for the Muslim, and for the non Muslim, Imam Hussein
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salawatullahi was slamming, highly as the holy prophet,
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Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam, is from all of mankind
23:42
and they teach us through their day to day lives, and of course,
23:46
their deaths that that Humanities for everyone.
23:50
Holy prophet Muhammad told us. That Oconomowoc luck is
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something we should Aspire for, you know, the peak of a cluck,
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the pit, the Perfection of a clock that, you know, to be
24:02
merciful to your parents and to those around you, Mum say taught
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us about compassion and Justice and finding ways to forgive and
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so, and there's so many commonalities and their lives
24:11
and then it does in their stories.
24:13
Then if anything, you know, it's something for us to remember,
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you know, at the end of the our connection with the moment we're
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saying is that connection for us alone.
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I sense honest to God, like I don't know what people believe,
24:25
or think Inseparable. They can think whatever they
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want to think. Yeah, that's the fact that we
24:30
speak of my mom and Hussein He speaks the same as if it's also
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law. There's absolutely the holy
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prophet spoke higher of a mob scene than we could ever hmm.
24:40
And it's not just about saying we love and we talked about his
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instead of thought of it, as a hora es, Salaam is Mahmoud.
24:48
Hassan and his people also say, why don't you talk about Hassan
24:51
the brand, the brothers, the grandson of the Prophet has, an
24:53
inner saying, has a, everyone thinks unfortunately, outside of
24:56
some, I was going for. I think a lot of people think of
24:59
Marvin, Hudson or saying as young kids, that's as far as
25:02
they know what Six and seven years old.
25:04
The grandsons of the Prophet who taught guys how to do will do.
25:07
That's what some people think of the other moms lived until their
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60s. They were pioneers of society.
25:14
They were Educators, they were activists, they were warriors.
25:17
Any Islam is alive because of them and their contributions.
25:21
And you know not just during the latter years of their life.
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In the early years, they fought alongside her, father, I live
25:27
nearby them and they defended Islam, you know, they gave to
25:30
the poor the the poverty that exists.
25:32
And in Islamic empire was incredibly reduced, you know,
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they say during the four years of Imam Ali's period of Khalifa
25:40
when he had when he had four years.
25:41
Yeah. The four years.
25:42
When you had that period, they say that poverty.
25:45
In the Islamic empire was abolished eradicated and you
25:48
know who was the Minister of Finance Mahmoud.
25:50
Hassan, it's a lot. That's why couldn't he
25:52
masturbates? And it's only after his death.
25:55
The Dolphins come on. Say, you know, my as I don't go
25:59
too deep into it but that's that's what everyone realized.
26:02
Charity has disappeared is when Imam, Ali and Islam left this
26:06
world. And, you know, you mentioned
26:09
that, you know, a lot of people, the only, you know, like Imam
26:11
Hassan Omakase as those little children.
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Yeah. It's at least they have, you
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know, they have this reverence, they have this respect.
26:19
Yeah, but the sad reality is they don't go towards the sons
26:22
of husayn. So, for them, it ends with the
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moment Hosea Ashura, it doesn't go, you know.
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Yeah. Towards the other end and
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another misconception. If we can continue this.
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Yes, the sons of Imam Hussain is an arm is the living Imam, Imam,
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mehdi. I Jolla California Sheree for
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many. They say he is not born, but for
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us, he's here, he's alive and he's with us here today.
26:44
He is here and they walk, they walk in, and they say, for
26:46
example, or he disappeared, they can laugh.
26:48
All they want for us. So God give an occultation, this
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miracle in itself. How many of the the profits of
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the last point? I lived beyond the normal years.
26:56
We know. Now be no hair.
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Is the other be longer than the average human being.
27:02
I'm sure. Other prophets of Islam.
27:04
We talked about Sonny and Cher, talk about all kind of unnatural
27:10
attributes of the human today. So for example, we talked about
27:14
how being you know, for example, how he was, you know, there's
27:18
the, I'm not mistaken the shrine or the grave of our be that's
27:22
like 30 foot long. And if you heard about this or
27:24
not, I know there has been as inch.
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I don't know the name suggests. It's in Syria, for sure.
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Yeah. I've been, I've seen it.
27:30
Yeah. It's but, you know, for example,
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there's these things Long life and different features and body.
27:36
But for example we talked about a mom and messy and his long
27:39
life and him being in labor. There's so many there's so many
27:43
examples yet. For example, that the mother of
27:45
Imam al-mahdi Arjun off on Sharif that her pregnancy was
27:50
concealed. Yeah.
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Hidden. Where else have we seen this
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lady? Mario.
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There you go. Ms. Upon Allah.
27:56
And we also saw in the mother of prophet Musa.
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Yes. And that pharaon was Obviously
28:03
killing the baby boy, the boys know there's so many examples
28:06
for us to to Baron bear in mind and subhanallah I just need to
28:10
look at history history and Charlotte were all on this
28:12
journey but sisters, I know you are as well and each other.
28:15
We are as well. So we ask you to pray for us
28:17
because we are nothing more than humble students with the
28:19
students on the student. So sha Allah, and again
28:22
everything and anything. We say, firstly, we have no
28:24
intention to offend anyone and we really pray.
28:27
We did an hour pure. I'm sure you'll agree said, but
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Our intention is just T'challa to engage in dialog, enter to, a
28:35
lot of love, I'm sure the listeners and the viewers
28:38
watching watching or listening to this podcast, 100% certain,
28:42
everyone's had an experience on this conception that they've
28:45
come across here and share this with us.
28:46
And if you are in the comments or yeah and even if you're not
28:49
I'll be honest if you're not too sure and you're watching.
28:52
Tell us if there's a misconception you have about us,
28:54
I'm sure someone in the comments will reply to you or maybe if
28:57
there's something you thought of sharing which you didn't know
29:00
and now maybe you've had answered Would be amazing but we
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Any last comments? Saying just Yaya mother.
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Yeah, nice to see everyone and it shall I will see you next
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week or salaam alaikum.