allahumma salli ala sayyidina muhammad
what an early season Muhammad come on
Sunday the other save them but I him
already see the behemoth that I had a
minute in the Kremlin Majid
I love women there in the matter and
antenna in the current era and even
Hakeem I love my aluminum and aluminum
tin I was in there enough what's under
him I don't see their mama daddy who
suddenly will send him to steam and
Cathy era when I hold her wonderful word
in there honey in our Deen before I
start I'm not going to talk too long
because we've had several sessions and I
know people have been here patiently
quite a few people I have left already
so I just wanted to say about this this
is a non-profit group I'm not making any
money from that and I also do not make
money from my tapes and it's not that
it's impermissible it's permissible to
do that I've just tried to keep that
separate from my life for personal
reasons but the the the Alejandra has
become a non-profit it was before it was
a business it's become a nonprofit
organization and dedicated to raising
the level of the dissemination of
materials through media like documentary
films and and tape series and I think
that use of Islam may Allah protect him
he has really raised the standard for
all of us in his productions obviously I
mean the man is was a professional
before he became Muslim and
worked at the highest levels of
production but he's he's brought that
over into Islam and the mountain of
light productions have really set a
standard I think and also there's been
efforts in the United States with other
organizations but I really think this is
what we need to do to appeal to the
non-muslims also as well as honoring the
Deen by producing things of xn and it
spawned the hadith says in Allah you
could when add either I'm a dominant
and yet subpoena that Allah loves a
servant that when he does something he
does it with its Khan or perfection and
this is something this was a hallmark of
Muslims wherever you went really the
Muslims did things with such
extraordinary perfection the art that
they created the the building's the
architecture all of these things and we
need to return to that to that level
many of the Muslims in this country it
always surprises me they're working at
the highest levels in the non-muslim
world and yet when they come to Islamic
work somehow all the standards become
back home Ian's standards and and really
they they give to Islam what their own
jobs wouldn't accept as a standard right
the finished product their own jobs and
this is something we have to really get
out of this of this mentality and start
giving Islam the best from our efforts
and and and and and that will reflect
out and people will recognize that the
Muslims should set standard I mean I've
been told that this conference is now
considered one of the most successful
conferences but there's still a lot of
areas I think that they're shortcomings
that we need to focus on and one of the
things that people can do is to write in
constructive criticisms this is
something really important to get
feedback to have post-mortems to dissect
what went right what went wrong this is
part of the the way in which we improve
we can't get content
or become complacent because we've
reached some standard or level there has
to be a commitment to improvement and
this is what Epson is really about a
commitment to improvement now having
said that I'll just briefly about
there's there's no doubt that one of the
secrets of this Dean is the asthma a lot
Krishna Allah subhana WA Ta'ala has
given us these names and he has told us
that he'll a smile Krishna that Allah
has the most beautiful names now one of
the things about the Arabic language is
it and I would recommend all of you if
you don't know Arabic to really commit
to studying the Arabic language and and
even this includes the Arabs because
many Arabs have a compounded ignorance
about Arabic because they can speak
dialectical Arabic they they really make
some assumptions about the language and
there are many Arabs that don't
understand that the the subtleties of
the Arabic language and really miss some
of the extraordinary nuances of the
Quran and rhetoric Bulava and Manny
would bethey it would've been these
Sciences really open up the power of the
Quran to the person who studies it now
in the Arabic language if you look
there's a word that the Arabs used for a
non Arab they call man a Jemmy
now ajami if you look at the there's
another word edge' map by hematin ad map
which means a dumb animal right and I
Jimmy has the idea that it's come to to
mean that but if you look at the
original root meaning of Ajami which is
a non Arab the word comes from edema
which doesn't mean to be dumb it means
to try by biting to try by biting if you
look at the word out of the out of
themselves Arabic means to cut it means
to cut right now or to eat fully as well
to eat fully so the ajami if you look at
the word in arabic for word kolima
or Penn column these come from rude
words that have to do with cutting now
the difference between biting and
cutting is that biting is not precise
whereas cutting is precise so the nature
of the Arabic language is that it's a
precise language it has absolute
precision now another very interesting
thing about language is that if you look
at some of the dominant theories of
language almost all of the Western
theories if you move outside of the
religious realm almost all of the
religious the non-religious linguistic
theories state that the phoneme is a
meaningless symbol the phoneme is is is
something like ooh these are phonemes
and we have in language an extraordinary
thing that they call doubling now one of
the things about languages a lot of
people don't know this but there's only
about a hundred sounds that the human
being can make but a trained voice can
make more but most human beings can only
make about a hundred sounds the average
language has about 45 sounds in it most
animals can only make a handful of
sounds in fact one of the most
sophisticated of all the creatures in
terms of sound are the birds which is
interesting because a lot about month up
a fire that is most adept to linguistic
prowess is the bird not the monkey the
monkey is actually incredibly limited so
this idea of doubling is that we can
actually take phonemes and add them
together to create sounds based on more
than one phoneme and so if you look at
like animals like a dog a dog barks come
back but but you don't notice that if
you listen to a dog's bark he's not
doing this doubling no other creature
can do this they can't do this so a dog
can make these crude sounds but he can't
make subtle sounds he can't say hello
how are you
can't say Kiva Honoka he can just bark
that's all he can do the human being can
do this doubling which gives him a power
because it means that instead of having
100 sounds which would mean the maximum
number of meanings that you could have
in your language is a hundred the
average animal they've got about seven
or eight some of the most sophisticated
monkeys have about 25 in other words
that's all they can say look out that
something like that they could say watch
out or hawk right they can shout
something that has a meaning to the
other animals and they'll run and we
know this in observing and watching them
but human beings have the ability to
produce language now Allah has chosen
the arabic language and and my belief is
that it is in accordance with the
opinion of imams UT and others that the
arabic language is topi thea which means
that it is from Allah Subhan Allah -
Anna
the language is not conventional it
didn't come together out of like the
ding dong theory that's a linguistic
theory they called the ding dong theory
so reason they said one heard drop
something like you take two - and they
make that sound they say Clank that
sounds like a Clank you see that's a
ding dong theory of language is that
that originally human beings like a rock
dropped and it went cool and they said
look this this how stupid these people
get right but this is actually a theory
in linguistics now they don't believe
the phoneme has meaning they say the
phoneme is meaningless but when you add
it to other things it becomes meaningful
there is the Quran rejects this and this
is one of the most fascinating things to
me about the Quran is that it begins
with letters and every more Fuster who
has ever existed
and written on the Quran always will say
Eddie's name Allah Adam Beeman ahah or
Allah Adam be Marathi
Allah knows what that means in other
words meaning goes all the way down to
the letter itself there's no other
explanation for that you can't say a
deflower name is meaningless because
that's saying that there's something in
the Quran that doesn't have meaning and
yet these people with their dominant
linguistic theories believe that the
phoneme is meaningless what does that
mean in terms of Arabic language well
for instance you can look at a word in
the Arabic language and understand
something of its meaning because of the
letters like for instance even o fetes
and even Rajini some of our great
linguists and we have we had linguistics
before these people ever knew there was
a word or a science we had linguistics a
thousand years before they were even
thinking about these things in fact
phonetics is a 19th century phenomenon
and our touch weed science preserve the
the sounds of the Arabic language the
points of articulation is what they're
called now in in modern phonetics the
points of articulation
we had maharaja drew over a thousand
years ago this is the in ham from from
God the greatest proof of the truth of
Islam is the preservation of the Arabic
language in that the meanings of Quran
are absolutely preserved the Jewish
people didn't work out until a fancy
jewelry Co in the 9th century worked out
that people was based on try literal
roots they didn't even know that a
thousand years 2,000 years ago the the
the Bible is is over 2500 years that the
Torah and they didn't even know their
words were built on try literal stems
until the Arabs pointed it out to them
the Jews didn't even make a dictionary
to preserve the meanings of the the the
Torah until the Arab all sudden they
start seeing the Arabs making
dictionaries and they said we should
have done that a couple of thousand
years ago all right then I'm not making
this up really
they've made that and that's why the
Jewish people when they study the
meanings of the Semitic roots of their
language they have to go back to the
Arabic dictionaries this is a well-known
fact they have to go back and look at
the try little roots of their and how
they explain them so you take a word for
instance like Neff essa Neff essa is
based on a on a route which is now and
far and then the third letter which is
the the what's known as the lamb letter
it changes as the route changes to give
it different meanings and it's based on
the attributes of the letter so you have
Neff essa is to breathe and then you
have Natha which is to blow lightly and
then you have Neff AHA which is like
enough a hat which are like a wind so
you get the highest aisle which is in
RIA RIA you can hear the wind in it huh
this is not the dingdong theory this is
because it's a divine language and then
you have Neff aha you have is that it's
a strong letter and it becomes ah to
blow with force so you have nafisa NEFAs
ah Neff AHA and Neff a car and and
you'll find this throughout the Arabic
language it's very sophisticated in in
the way that Allah has designed it now
the words that make up the the actual
letters of Allah subhana WA Ta'ala is
named look at these letters Eddie lamb
lamb ha Allah Allah
it begins with a Hamza which is at the
deepest articulation of the throat and
this is where the the name of Allah is
emanating from the point in which human
vocalization is possible it's coming
from the depths of the of the vocal
tract and you say Allah and it goes back
to the ha which is at the deepest of the
the these are called her offal Hulk the
the ha ha and hamza right that's an ox
on hell and so it begins in the up son
Hulk in the in the depths of the throat
and
returns to the depths of the throat but
in the midst of it you have a letter
which is in the joke or the Nissan Allah
Allah and this is something incredible
because one of the things in the Greek
language Roulin is a greek word and it
means to soothe or comforts because it's
been recognized throughout history that
the the law sound is a soothing and
comforting sound for children and that's
where you get lullaby and you get Lala
like this something mother's will do to
their children lalala like this why
because it's a soothing sound it
actually brings the type of Sakina to
the heart and so the name of Allah is
something that actually brings a
tranquility to the human being when they
say Allah in the Taoist tradition they
have it but what they call the universal
meditation is based on putting the
tongue at the roof of the mouth and
doing that several times la la la la la
like that because they believe that
connects all of the Meridian channels in
the body they actually do that as a
practice when you say mat in LA in la la
it's amazing that Allah has made those
sounds anybody can say those sounds look
at night you know in la la you have la
ilaha illaallah for words comprised
entirely of three letters and lamb and
huh what is Eddie from ha spell in Allen
and what are you saying
la la la la there's no Eli own except
allah and you're doing it with the
letters that comprise the name of allah
this is something incredible who thought
of this do you think a human being
worked all of these things out do you
think the messenger of allah so allah
you sort of worked all these things out
let's see what what can I make a wording
that would use all the letters them this
is not possible you see this is where
you begin to realize this is from Allah
Subhan Allah Tala one of the fascinating
things about that you know look how
light it is on the tongue anybody can
say
la illaha in the LA but move to
muhammadun Rasulullah suddenly it
becomes waiting see Allah makes it easy
to say toheeb but how to live till he
that's the difficult part how to live
muhammadun Rasulullah now look at the
Islam there why does Allah have an
interim there's no harm in that ilaha
illallah there's no blurring in right
each of the the things are articulated
without the account its ROM is a
simulation in touch we right now look at
muhammadun Rasulullah
he's assimilated into a pseudo law
because that that is who he is he is
Rasul Allah so his name is actually
assimilated into the word itself the the
known of his muhammadun becomes the the
part of the rod muhammadun rasulullah
and then even when you do it with the
the the Muhammadan Rasul Allah or
muhammadur rasulu it all has it run you
have to say that which is amazing thing
is amazing that thing so this is Allah
has made these secrets in the Arabic
language now if you look at the names of
allah subhan allah tala there are
secrets in the name for instance the
word colorful one of the names of allah
is a holic listen to that o na ba those
are powerful words AHA is early it's
stay alive it's it's a heart that has
power and then Lam is in the middle and
then palm powerful color there's there's
Haraka on it right I can call Appa what
does Holika mean to create now what does
it mean when you say a human being you
can't say a human being cannot ah it's
impossible the word kalapa when applied
to a h