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Prophet of Rahamat November 30, 2013 Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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Hadith deniers are really denying the five daily prayers
“People who deny hadith are really denying prayer”
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Sincerity is the rarest thing in the world
“What is the rarest thing in the world?”
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Why prayer is really the study of the Quran
“Today, during prayer, I understood something very strange”
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Mosque as a scholar's private study room
“Universities give scholars a private room with a key”
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Every messenger was mercy, not just Prophet Muhammad
“Every messenger who came from God was mercy”
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Full story of Prophet Yunus and lesson against despair
“Let me give you a unique example — Prophet Yunus”
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Prophet Yunus and the people of Nineveh
“In Iraq there was a city called Nineveh”
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Despair today, God's mercy may arrive tomorrow
“The day you hit despair, mercy may come next”
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Where human freedom ends and God's management begins
“Where does my management end and God's begin?”
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Man's gear is mud, God's gear is steel
“Man's gear is mud, God's gear is steel”
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Great empires failed by ignoring their limits
“Aristotle wanted a philosopher-king. He couldn't build one.”
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Patience means staying on the waiting list forever
“Put yourself on the waiting list, forever”
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2:32
The whole universe runs on the law of patience
“Look at the stars and planets — always running, never overtaking”
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Most accidents happen from overtaking, stars never overtake
“Why do most accidents happen? Overtaking.”
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Factory manager's wisdom: leave it to God at your limit
“I remember an old story from a visit to Ahmedabad”
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2:24
Unripe fruit metaphor for failed uprisings
“You planted a tree, plucked a fruit — it was sour”
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You plucked the fruit before it ripened
“You planted a tree, plucked its fruit — it was sour”
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The Prophet's own life shows knowing your limits
“The Prophet's own life is proof of this”
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Why the Prophet didn't fight when challenged
“Why didn't the Prophet fight when challenged?”
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Trespassing metaphor for overstepping God's domain
“There's an English phrase: trespassing is not allowed”
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Running a mission needs wisdom, not blind martyrdom
“Running a mission requires a great deal of wisdom”
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2:40
Flight diverted by fog — planning around real constraints
“Once I was flying and Delhi was fogged in”
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