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Perhaps some of you have heard of the tragedy that took place a few days ago here in our city of Dallas where

very sad news that a certain brother became angry in a domestic violence

case and murdered his wife, Allah the Most Gracious, and the three or four children for four children then

became orphans. He was put into jail. We prayed the Janaza for her here in this messenger a few

days ago and the four children because there's no immediate relatives. The four children have been

taken into the foster care system and we don't know in all likelihood they will be given to

non-Muslim families. Inshallah, we're going to be giving multiple khudbas about domestic violence,

but because this just happened this week and we prayed Janaza right here in this

messenger over our sister, may Allah Azza wa Jal accept her Shahada and grant her for those,

it is imperative that we just pause for a second and reflect about our own realities.

So much can be said and we'll be said inshallah, we'll have specific seminars for this topic

in the upcoming months, but first and foremost, one millisecond of anger changes an entire

life of six people, one millisecond of anger. Be careful, brothers and sisters, be careful of

acting in this fit of rage. Our professors have told us anger is from Shaitan, Al Ghadabu minash

when you feel angry, say A'udu Billah, say Bismillah, do Waldu, sit down, don't act, don't talk.

Second point, we're given khudbas about this, we'll give seminars more about this, the sad taboo

of domestic violence. You know, we are taught when you see something, say something, we're taught

this about terrorism, what not, we need to start applying this within our communities and families.

I speak bluntly and loudly and clearly, every one of you in this audience

is responsible for your immediate circle of family and friends, acquaintances and relatives.

If you know your cousin, if you know your brother, if you know your immediate friend is abusing

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