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A reminder for myself before we start the
talk somebody had emailed that question that,
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‘For my understanding, am I to understand
that we can't get anywhere without the shaykh?’
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And astaghfirullah, no.
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That's completely incorrect understanding.
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You can do many things on your own and everyone
is capable and we're talking about the rule
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and not the exception.
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In dealing with Allah (AJ) can do anything
Allah (AJ) wants to do.
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No one can limit that.
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But the rule is if you want to be a doctor,
you study medicine and you study medicine
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from a doctor, not from a mechanic.
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And if you want to learn about being a mechanic,
you study from a mechanic.
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It's not something you pick up in a book - being
a doctor.
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So, it requires studying.
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So, we understand that in dunya (material
world) and it seems to be very well understood
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in dunya.
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Nobody has conflict in their mind and shaitan
(satan) doesn't play with them.
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Shaitan actually encourages them, ‘Oh you
know go after your dunya and be a big doctor
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and go to this university,’ and without
a doubt they quickly enroll, find the best
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professors, which university puts out the
best medical degree so that one day you can
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capitalize on that degree and people will
come to you.
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That's a given.
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So, it must be understood and make commonsense
that do you think the way to Allah (AJ) is
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easier or harder?
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And the tricks of the nafs (ego) and the self
and is that something that can be done alone
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by a person?
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“Wa kono ma’as sadiqeen”.
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When Allah (AJ)... that's why when we teach,
if you write what we teach and then you go
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back later and the article comes out and you
take the article, print it and study it, it
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gives the entire reference to the Qur'an,
quotes the Qur'an, quotes the Hadith so that
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you understand and you understand how the
Qur'an is teaching us.
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That we’re not making just khater and thoughts
and putting thoughts together but Allah (AJ)
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inspiring to the heart of Prophet ﷺ and
Prophet ﷺ inspiring to his guides and they
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inspire to their students.
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That the Qur'an, Holy Qur'an is a guidance
for mankind.
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“Hudanal muttaqeen”.
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As salaamu alaykum warahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
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It’s Shaykh Nurjan.
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And when Allah (AJ), “A’uzu Billahir Minash
Shaitanir Rajeem.
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Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem.
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Ittaqollah wa allimukumullah.
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Ittaqollah wa kono ma’as sadiqeen”.
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That everything has to do with a taqwa and
consciousness and Allah (AJ) throughout Qur'an
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is asking, ‘Accompany truthful servants.’
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Not that they say they’re truthful but truthful
through their deeds and their actions.
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We said before the proof is in the pudding.
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That your faith in action, their deeds and
actions are truthful, their Maqamul Ihsan
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(Station of Moral Excellence) should speak
for itself.
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They don't have to show their degree to anyone
and they don't have to validate themselves
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but the proof is what's coming out from their
knowledges and from actions.
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As a result, that becomes a university and
that becomes then a Shaykh I want to accompany
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because of the knowledges and the actions
that I see.
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Those knowledges, I want them so I will enroll
with him.
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Those actions, I also want to activate within
my life, I want the love of Prophet ﷺ, I
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want to follow them, I want to look like the
love of Prophet ﷺ, I want the knowledges
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of the love of Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ and
I follow them.
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And that becomes the university of the heavens.
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Now can you do that by yourself?
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That's exception.
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There are people whom Allah (AJ) are murad
(the one whom is sought), Allah (AJ) calls
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them, guides them, dresses them however Allah
(AJ) wants to.
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And the common is mureed (devoted disciple)
in which Allah (AJ) wants the student to reach
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these realities.
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It's not kindergarten so it won't be in every
masjid, it's very advanced realities so they
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require advanced teachers.
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Not the teacher of a book because you have
external teaching and internal teaching.
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Somebody asked on another email: ‘What is
the zahiri (external understanding) mean?’
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Exactly what it says – external teachers.
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Means they read the shari’ah (Divine law),
they read the Hadith and they teach that.
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They are the translators of Arabic to English
or Urdu or any other language.
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They don't teach about its reality.
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And somebody posted a Hadith of Imam Ali (as)
that in the time of his being the khalifa
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(representative) he went around to all the
masjids to hear who was teaching what and
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after he went from every masjid hearing what
they teach, what they teach, he shut them
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all down except for two and he said, ‘Those
they don't know what even they're saying,
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they're basically repeating back what they
read but these two they know the reality of
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what they're saying.
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Is best that you sit with them’.
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Means the external scholar is one whom well-read
but doesn't necessarily know the reality and
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the depth of what's being said but he can
tell you all of its verses and footnotes and
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who said to who said to who said to who said,
but it doesn't mean he has any knowledge of
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what was being said and the reality and the
substance of what was being said.
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So, those are external scholars and those
whom their hearts are attracted to that, they
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move towards that.
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They don't want inner realities.
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They want to memorize the isnad and the Chain
of Authorities and that's appealing to them
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and their heart is drawn to that.
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But again someone who wants to reach to realities,
it's commonsense how are they going to reach
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their own – on their own?
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So then they enlist into a school and a shaykh
and say, ‘I want the shaykh from what he's
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teaching’.
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So you go to find the doctor whom you feel
is the most credible doctor with the realities
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that you want.
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And as a result, you accompany him and you
learn from him his realities and from the
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realities he teaches, he teaches a way in
which to achieve it because that's how he
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achieved it.
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But it... can it be something done on our
own?
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No, these are called ‘Upliftings.’
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That these realities, this accompanying a
guide, loving them, opening your heart to
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that reality, supporting them, living a life
of khidmat (service), everything that been
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described, documenting the knowledges, documenting
the realities, it's a ‘Uplifting’ because
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your soul will lock onto their soul through
the good manners and good character.
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And as a result of that locking, their soul
is uplifting the students because the soul
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is in a continuous mi'raj (ascension).
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And Allah (AJ) describes them because these
are all from the realities of the heart, these
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come from Surat Al-YaSeen, “Fulkil mashhoon.
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Wa hamalna dhurriyyatahum fil fulkil mashhoon”.
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That their souls are like loaded ships, loaded.
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“Mashhoon” – like energies Mawlana (Q)
would describe.
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And “Hamalna” they carry within their
loaded energies the souls of those whom come
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into their company because the soul is not
a stagnant creature.
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It doesn't just sit there.
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It's an energy, a vibration that is in a continuous
flux of movement and energy.
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The only thing that just sits there is that
which came from dunya – your physicality.
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Right?
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Your physicality is of a dunya material matter
but your spirituality and your soul is in
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a continuous movement and wave.
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Its beginning and its end is not understood.
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Where your light is coming, how much of it's
connected and to where is it connected.
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And those whom operate from the realm of light
in which Allah (AJ) open their light and they
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have a governance over their light, they use
and operate their being with their light,
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they are like ships.
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Anyone who comes into their vicinity, immediately
comes on board.
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Those whom lock on with their heart, with
their deeds and with their actions, because
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this is how Allah (AJ) wants His servant.
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“Wa kono ma’as sadiqeen”.
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So he's teaching the student – you have
to also be sadiqeen (truthful) as you're requiring
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the shaykh to be because you're looking for
sadiqeen.
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Right?
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You're looking for a shaykh who has knowledges
of realities and the actions of realities,
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all the deeds and everything that they're
doing is by their deeds and their actions
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are matching the Muhammadan haqqaiqs (realities)
then they train, ‘You come on their ship
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and you act the same’.
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That's why they tell you contribute.
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Don't, don't just think you're going to take
it and take the realities and one day run
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away.
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But be a truthful servant.
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What you took, you owe, of the realities you
owe and of all of these stations Allah (AJ)
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is granting, Prophet ﷺ wants for us a khidmat.
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‘Go now and serve humanity’.
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That show your loyalty, put everything of
your faith within action.
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It's not something that I keep hidden.
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My faith is something that I continuously
put into action.
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So means then the students of the shaykh they're
continuously showing their faith, showing
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their love, showing their respect and showing
their khidmat and service.
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Why?
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Because they're truthful in their deeds and
in their actions.
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They're not hidden silent people, we don't
even know what they believe because their
-
deeds are not known to anyone.
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These deeds have to be known, the love has
to be shown and the actions and the khidmat
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has to be visible to the help and to the benefit
of people.
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And as a result, that becomes the tariqah
(spiritual path) in which - I want to accompany
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them.
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The realities they have they're not regular
teachings.
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And as a result of accompanying them, loving
them, being of service in the ways that they've
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taught, my soul is locked on with them and
wherever they go, they take me with them because
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a ship doesn't throw its passengers off every
time it goes into a beatific location.
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Means as the ship is moving through these
tajallis (manifestations), everyone on board
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is being dressed by those tajallis and that
becomes the beatific dress and the faiz (downpouring
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blessings) that people talk about and emanations
that Sufis are known for.
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Means that as they're being dressed, everyone
on their ship will be dressed by its realities.
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So we want a ship that talks and teaches about
immense ishq and love for Sayyidina Muhammad
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ﷺ because those are the tajallis we want.
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If you're interested in a ship that talks
about fire and then you find that type of
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ship and when it goes through that fire, you
can feel the burning of jahannam (hellfire)
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and if that's pleasurable for you then best
of luck.
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Means that which you are attracted to then
you look to board that ship.
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And as a result, to be dressed and to be blessed
by it.
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Alhamdulillah for the month of Hajj (pilgrimage)
and the immense realities.
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At the beginning phase, the student reads
Surat Al-Yusuf because now we come to the
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12th month which is our pilgrimage and completion
of this journey but not an end because every
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journey is a circle.
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At one point, one point it stops and then
it continues on an infinite rotation and that
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becomes the opening of Muharram.
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But the beginning journey it’s understood
by Surat Al-Yusuf in which Allah (AJ) gives
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to awliyaullah (saints) and to everyone that,
‘This is a beatific surah (chapter)’.
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Now this because these knowledges come to
the heart of awliyaullah, they're describing
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for us that its beauty and the reality why
Allah (AJ) is saying that, ‘This is a beatific
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story, this is a beautiful story.’
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Because the people of ma’rifah (Gnosticism)
know that the dress of the 12th month is the
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pilgrimage.
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And what Allah (AJ) wants for His servant
is that every year you’re a pilgrim and
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every year you are in a continuous movement
towards Divinely Presence.
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Otherwise, you have no purpose on this Earth.
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If your purpose on Earth was to eat, drink
and use the facilities, it's a wasted creation.
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And what Allah (AJ) wanted for this creation
was to reach towards beatific realities.
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So the entry level, beginning level and those
whom are coming new then read Surat Al-Yusuf
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and describes how Allah (AJ) says, ‘This
is a beatific story we're about to tell you’.
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Why?
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Because Allah (AJ) wants the beatific dress
of Sayyidina Yusuf (as) upon the servant.
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And the only way to achieve this beatific
dress are through the turuqs (spiritual paths)
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and tariqahs.
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Why?
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Because they are the paths of the Muhammadan
light.
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They're not kindergarten, they're not regular
classes.
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These are for the khawas (elite) and the souls
in which Allah (AJ) has destined for them
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to reach to realities.
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That's why we said in the beginning – if
they don't have that interest, they're not
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interested at all.
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Means Allah (AJ) didn't put that interest
within them.
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It's not their cleverness.
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It's when Allah (AJ) loves that servant and
wants them to achieve these beatific realities,
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Allah (AJ) has to put that desire within.
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We say even, ‘Hayya ‘alas Salah (Hasten
to the prayer), Hayya ‘alas Salah, Hayya
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‘alal Falah (Hasten to Salvation), Hayya
‘alal Falah, laa hawla wa la quwwata illa
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billah’.
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Means even for prayer you have no power and
might or help to even get up and pray if Allah
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(AJ) doesn't want you to pray.
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You can hear the ‘azaan (call to prayer)
all day long and people don't even move, they
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don't even feel like they have to move.
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Hawla (support) and quwwah (power) have to
reach to the servant.
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That the help and power has to come from Allah
(AJ) that, ‘I want you to pray to Me,’
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and they’re “Sam’ina wa ata’na”
and the soul's command overrides the sickness
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of the nafs (ego) and commands the being to
go and to pray.
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So means everything we do is by the grace
of Allah (AJ) Almighty.
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To reach the beatific dress of Sayyidina Yusuf
(as) then we read Surat Al-Yusuf and understand
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what makes the servant to be so beatific in
Allah's (AJ) eyes.
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In which the understanding of the women that
were chasing Sayyidina Yusuf (as) means ‘Dunya’
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in which the dress of the servant becomes
so beatific upon them that all of dunya will
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cut itself to give to that reality.
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And that's what Allah (AJ) wants for the servant.
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Is to take a beatific dress, take these dress
of realities and lights.
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And as a result, your path upon dunya was
a means in which to achieve beatific lights
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for your akhirah (hereafter) destination.
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Your path on dunya was not your path on dunya
where you thought, ‘Oh it's just going to
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be my... whatever I want to do for dunya is
dunya and akhirah is separate.
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Church and state are separate’.
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Allah (AJ): no.
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He want for us that, ‘Use your dunya to
achieve your lofty stations in paradise,’
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and Surah Yusuf represents that reality.
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That given a dream, is a Prophet (as) with
11 Brothers whom are very high stations, we
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believe them to be the Prophets (as) of Bani
Israel (children of Israel) and the 12 tribes
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of Bani Israel and he relates to his father
who is a Prophet (as) that, ‘I see the 11
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planets, the sun and the moon bowing down
for me,’ and telling that, ‘Don't tell
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your brothers that what you've seen of your
dream’.
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Means that the seeker, every step of this
ayatul kareem (the generous verse of Holy
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Qur’an) and Qur'an, this holy surah (chapter)
is a description for the path.
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That this path that you're going to partake
on it’s not going to be similar to anyone
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in your family.
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No matter what the darajat (station) of your
father or your brother or anyone in your family.
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Many come and say, ‘My father is such and
such.
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Oh my family are all Chishtiya and all this
and all that’.
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And Allah (AJ) give into the surah first when
you come through the door, they don't care
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what you think your station is.
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Your station may be uniquely different than
your father's and that became the reality
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for Sayyidina Yusuf (as).
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The whole path of dealing with jealousy from
the brotherhood, not from outside people.
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The brotherhood and its jealousy that when
they saw the beatific light upon Sayyidina
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Yusuf (as), they became jealous of that and
the danger of jealousy we described in nights
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before, before we left for the beginning of
the month that jealousy is the greatest danger
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on the way of tariqah because it blocks every
miracle.
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When someone has a jealousy within their heart,
immediately the miracles begin to be blocked
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and they see nothing of the path, they see
nothing of its signs.
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And Allah (AJ) gives the beginning of the
surah as a whole understanding for service.
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Means that read it very slow and meditate
on each verse that Allah (AJ) is giving.
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He’s starting with a description of a very
high station.
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Can there be a servant in which the sun and
the moon and all 11 planets are bowing to
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him?
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One – means that are their servants that
have an immense authority in Allah's (AJ)
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Presence in which Allah (AJ) is describing,
‘This is a beautiful surah,’ drawing our
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attention and then starting it with the dream
of Sayyidina Yusuf (as) that, ‘The sun and
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the moon under my command and 11 planets making
sujood (prostration) and bowing to me’.
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One – establishing this path and this beatific
reality is very high.
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Its potential is very high.
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And as a result of its immense realities,
it’s based on manners.
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How can you reach any of these on your own?
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It's not!
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Can you achieve it as an inheritance from
your father?
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No.
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Sayyidina Yaqub (as) was not able to give
his secret to Sayyidina Yusuf (as) because
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Sayyidina Yusuf (as) had a completely different
reality to achieve.
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So this lofty station and the first danger
of this path is jealousy.
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That what you're about to embark on, even
your brothers if they hear it, they're going
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to try to harm you.
-
So, then everyone sitting at home wondering,
‘Should I tell my cousin?
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Should I tell my this, should I tell my story?’
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No, don't tell your dreams, don't tell your
path, don't tell what you think you've achieved
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and what abilities you're beginning to have
within your heart because Allah (AJ) is giving
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a warning that those whom closest to you if
they become jealous, they can begin to try
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to harm you.
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This is a Prophet (as) of Allah (AJ) and what
the brothers did?
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They threw him in a well.
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We're going to go fast through the surah because
we’re for many years we're going over this,
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at this reality.
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We will go fastly through it so to encapsulate
its understanding.
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So Sayyidina Yusuf (as) is thrown into a well.
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One – you're now going to be thrown into
a well when you enter in the tariqah.
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So, first say the shaykh, ‘Oh all my friends
they left me, all the people I knew they don't
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want to talk to me, even relatives and close
associates have all gone,’ and this is your
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well.
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Everyone on this path has a well.
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The life they knew before and they think,
‘Oh I don't know why I'm on this path?
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And as soon as I got on this path I lost all
these things, I lost the connection to everything’.
-
Many people have immense sacrifices and they
question all the time in their mind, ‘Was
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it... was it correct to choose that?’
-
And Allah (AJ) is showing, if Allah (AJ) chooses
you, He isolates you and that's your sign.
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Isolation means you're in your own chaah - your
own well.
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It's the very isolation that, that opens the
door to the path of the way because the greatest
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danger are people.
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You know the people around you they don't
just say, ‘Oh you're embarking on a spiritual
-
path, great.
-
How can I help you?’
-
They'll take you down in a second and say,
‘Are you crazy?
-
Why would you want to do these things?
-
Why, what's going on?
-
Come with us to where we're going, come.
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We usually always go here, we go there’.
-
So Allah (AJ) is giving to us all those whom
are coming new and understanding, Allah (AJ)
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is giving to us: no He has to isolate the
servant and the isolation is forced upon the
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servant this time.
-
Later Sayyidina Yusuf (as) will ask for isolation.
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This isolation, Allah (AJ) takes and throws
the servant in a condition in which to isolate
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them.
-
And as a result of being isolated, he is distressed
and a trading caravan begins to approach.
-
And as a result, this caravan looked into
the well and said, ‘Oh look there's a servant
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in here.
-
Maybe we take him and it will be a blessing
for us or some money for us,’ and they brought
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him out and enslaved him.
-
Meaning what?
-
Your free will will be taken away.
-
If you're trying to use your will in tariqah
then how are you really going to be ‘asir
-
(captive)?
-
Right?
-
To achieve these beatific lights Allah (AJ)
isolates you.
-
Then He says that, ‘You're not going to
be so isolated because guides are coming’.
-
They're going to come and pull you out but
they're going to teach you because it's voluntary
-
that to lose your will, lose your concept
and your mind of always trying to think what
-
your path is going to be.
-
Try to be ‘asir in which you're a ‘Captive,’
you've been ‘Captivated’ by Allah's (AJ)
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Divinely love.
-
Think of it in a nice way.
-
That, ‘Ya Rabbi all my life I've been choosing
and they all seem to be wrong.
-
So I surrender myself to your will,’ and
this is what taslim (submission) and Islam
-
mean – is surrendering our will to the Will
of Allah (AJ) to reach these immense realities
-
and immense lights.
-
As a result of that, they understood when
this caravan comes in our life, the very caravan
-
and the tariqah that we enter, the shaykh
that we draw near to, it's like a rope that
-
been tied to us.
-
Allah (AJ) has destined, ‘This Shaykh will
take you now out of that darkness and into
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the light and to the path of light’.
-
And as a result, the caravan is taking Sayyidina
Yusuf (as) to Malik ul Aziz (The Almighty
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King), to a kingdom, to a king, a noble king.
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Why?
-
Because this is a path towards the heavenly
kingdom of Allah (AJ).
-
‘Aziz (The All Mighty) and why Malik ul
Aziz because the sifat (attribute) of ‘Aziz
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means that nothing can be taken from it.
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When Allah (AJ) decrees upon a servant whatever
He decrees to come upon that servant under
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sifat al-’Aziz nobody can stop it.
-
And whatever Allah (AJ) wants to withhold
from the servant, nobody can stop it or bring
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to it.
-
Means that name alone is very important in
that reality and that that king means that
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they're bringing this caravan and this servant
to the heavenly kingdom because everything
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is an analogy to reach to these realities
because every surah is alive right now.
-
We don't read it like a story for the past,
it's right now.
-
What does Allah (AJ) want from us?
-
That we're going to be isolated in life and
every choice you made that you feel that you're
-
isolated because of those choices – that
was the right choice.
-
It's only through isolation that you can reach
to the reality.
-
And when the caravan came and it took you
and it traded you without your will and your
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whole path now is based on surrendering your
will, surrendering your will.
-
‘I know not what you want from me my Lord
but I submit to You entirely of myself’.
-
And admit that you don't know what Allah (AJ)
wants and as a result of not knowing what
-
Allah (AJ) wants, you become taslim and submit,
submit.
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‘Ya Rabbi I'm submitting.
-
Only You know what You want for me and I know
not.
-
I know that when I want something, it's most
likely incorrect.
-
But what You want for me is the best,’ and
their whole struggle in life becomes that
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submission and their submission of their will
to the Will of Allah (AJ) and to enter into
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the kingdom of Sayyidina Malik ul Aziz – the
kingdom of Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ.
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That is our life goal is to enter into that
kingdom and to enter into the kingdom without
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will.
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That's why Allah (AJ) gives us the analogy
that you come in captive.
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Right?
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He didn't come walking into the kingdom and
meet the king and say, ‘Hello,’ because
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Allah (AJ) says, ‘There's an adab (manner)
for this beatific dress’.
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If you're coming in with your own will and
think that you'll sort of lay your path and
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you'll design the path that you want and one
day you'll present yourself to Prophet ﷺ,
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Allah (AJ) says, ‘No, that majesty and height,
that reality is so high nobody enters in in
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that reality,’ and they enter in ‘asir
– captive that they have no will and perchance
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the king will look at them and take them into
his servanthood and this is the highest level
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of khidmat and service.
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This was the way that Sayyidina Salman al-Farsi
(as) entered that he sold himself into captivity
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and slavery and he entered into Madinatul
Munawwara (luminous city of Prophet ﷺ) as
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a slave and somebody owning him.
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As a result, this is a symbol of how to approach
the reality of Prophet ﷺ.
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That how can we be a slave in this day and
age?
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It's not possible but the system of taslim
and surrendering ourself, continuously taking
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down our nafs and bad character and bad desires
and asking Prophet ﷺ that, ‘Accept me
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as your ghulam (servant), accept me as your
servant to be of service to your kingdom and
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to your nation,’ and this is the highest
reality and the highest achievement – is
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to live a life in service to Sayyidina Muhammad
ﷺ.
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And the word ‘Slavery’ for us and to be
a ‘Slave’ is an immense honor for the
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kingdom because ‘Abd’ is not the same
word in English as it is in Arabic.
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Abd is one whom Allah (AJ) when He grants
the servant this reality of abd, they're granted
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an ancient knowledge.
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Means these servants are custodians of Allah's
(AJ) ancient ‘Alim, ‘ilm (knowledge).
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That they inherit from that ayn and they inherit
from the immense realities of knowledges and
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realities.
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Means servanthood in Allah's (AJ) way is the
highest honor.
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And that's why Prophet ﷺ described that,
‘Nothing made me more happy than when Allah
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(AJ) called me Abdullah’ (servant of Allah
(AJ)).
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Means the… that servant – abd that reached
the highest ‘uloom and knowledges of Allah
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(AJ).
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We pray that Allah (AJ) grant us an understanding
of the immensity of this holy month and the
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beatific lights to dress us.
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That with that qurban taking difficulties
and badness away then the beatific lights
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upon the soul that Allah (AJ) complete His
ni’mat and His blessings upon our souls
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for the sake of the love of Sayyidina Muhammad
ﷺ.
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Subhana rabbika rabbal ‘izzati ‘amma yasifoon,
wa salaamun ‘alal mursaleen, walhamdulillahi
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rabbil ‘aalameen.
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Bi hurmati Muhammad al-Mustafa wa bi siri
Surat al-Fatiha.
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As salaamu alaykum warahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
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