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When you start doing a little bit of Tao'a, and you start a little halakha,

and then you get five people, ten people, twenty people, fifty people, hundred people,

and then people, mashallah.

If you start thinking, yeah, if I wasn't doing the Da'a'u, then what would happen to the Da'wa?

Misk'en Da'wa wouldn't survive without me.

I'm the reason that, you know, Islam is being held up.

Because without me, look at the rest of these people.

Right?

You're not a gift of God to humanity.

Don't act like you're some divine blessing that the world won't continue without you.

What's the law. I is an act of care.

The problem is we put warning next to good news, Bashiran and Naziran, so we think

Bashiran is positive and Naziran is negative. What I'm trying to tell you is they're both positive.

They're actually both positive. They're both meant to help someone.

And sometimes, just like in a class, many of you are teachers, many of you have children.

A child sometimes needs encouragement and a child sometimes needs a warning.

And you cannot just give positive, positive, positive with no warnings, that's not good parenting.

When Yaqub, al-Isalam told Yusuf al-Salam,

don't tell your dream to your brothers.

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