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The brothers and sisters, it is no secret that obviously we have to go from joy to sadness and sadness back to joy

Now as reflecting Subhanallah on the fact that the Sahaba as they came out of the Battle of Bedir which took place in Ramadan

Faced what they called a day of great victory and a day of great sadness because the same day that Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala gave them victory

Against their persecutors against their oppressors in the Battle of Bedir sending them angels alongside them

Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala took the daughter of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam and the wife of Erthman alayhi Allah wa ta'ala on her back

Rukhiyah radi Allah wa ta'ala on her past away on the exact same day and so they used to say it is a day of great joy and a day of great

Sadness at the same time a day of great grief as Muslims we

Know that obviously as we celebrated Eid this year

There is a feeling in our hearts something in our stomach that's not sitting right as we see what's happening with our brothers and sisters in

Palestine and around the world

I know that sometimes some causes flare up and we and we get sick of some causes right not that we should have and we should and not that we

That it's okay and not that that's a sentiment that we should accept for ourselves

But sometimes some causes, you know years go by and it's like you know what it's unfortunate

We pray for the best for them, but we have to move on we have to just stop watching

We have to stop monitoring the protest light up for a week and people remain in a situation of either living under

Agenocide or trying to flee to countries around the world with very little sympathy

Around the world because people burn out and move on from their cause while they still have to dwell in their misery

When it comes to the Palestinian cause

Let me just start off by saying that

We can as believers

grieve with any oppressed people

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