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to be a film for him to feel. So tonight we're going to continue you and you can tell me what the last hadith was about or the last class was about.

Anybody? Is anyone paying attention last week?

What's that? last week we spoke about this concept of they are not

social justice that's a good one

all right last week we spoke about this concept of they are not our teacher. Meaning what,

don't let someone with bad character teach you bad character,

instead you teach them good character. A lot of times we excuse our own injustice and response to an injustice.

So somebody commits bullin towards us, and justice towards us, and we believe we can also transgress against them.

And the Prophet, Allah Ali who is said, Adul Amanatah,

that you should fulfill the trust of the one who entrusts you.

And he said, well at a hunman harnak,

but do not betray the one who betrays you. Do not deceive the one who deceives you.

So the idea of mercy, of forgiveness, of tolerance of a person not stooping to the level of the one who wrongs them.

That is one of the most profound lessons that we take from the biography of the Prophet peace

upon him. We gave the example of when he entered into Mecca, the same people of the caused him all that hardship for two decades and the Prophet

so Allah ha ha ma ma when he returned back to Mecca victorious

what did he do right he said what do you think I should do with you? You know, tell me what I should do

with you. This person, you know, understood from that that the Prophet's life

would have been justified in actually killing them

because they killed people as well and they persecuted and they oppressed but

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