And you know just what I mean, you too team keep it clean, you see my boy, he like out of made it, out of made it Boy that's my homie, ain't that right in gravy, right in gravy To team keep it clean, what's going on, it's Ingraven here with another video And in this video, I just, I had to shoot it down, I had to go ahead and just kill it while we ahead With the whole Alvin Kamara thing to the Ravens because there have been some people questioning, wondering, imagining If Alvin Kamara could possibly be acquired by the Baltimore Ravens And I say, no, it's not gonna happen, Ravens aren't gonna do it And I'm gonna give you the reasons why But first and foremost, one thing that I wanna address before we get into this is Don't get mad at people for having their dreams Don't get mad at people for having their wants Don't get mad at people for having an imagination for them wanting different players on their team Whether it's realistic or not, whether it's feasible or not Whether you think it's gonna happen or not Don't knock somebody else for just wanting things Like I've seen so many people get so upset when other people are like, oh, Kamara to the Ravens And while enough of us know, okay, yeah, it's not gonna happen You ain't gotta be ruled to anybody else just because they were thinking about that They were thinking about the possibilities of that happening You ain't gotta down nobody just because they're not on the same page as you Or they don't have the same thought process as you Everybody that comes here, we're all football fans That's what we got in common But we do not all have the same brains, we don't all have the same thought processes We're allowed to have different thoughts, hey, it's okay, you know that, right? But it just bugs me sometimes when people, just because people don't think about the same stuff They don't think the same way, then somebody go, oh man, you need to, don't even think that That's stupid, it's like for what? Where you getting mad? It just, I never understood that I understand, it's okay to disagree on stuff That's gonna happen all the time But there's no need to be nasty with somebody just because they don't have the same thoughts as you But anyway, with Alvin Kamara, with all that being said, Alvin Kamara is not coming to the Ravens And I am going to tell you why And they should not trade for him They don't need to, it's, nope Number one reason, or could I call him a second round reason But yeah, number one reason would be JK Dobbins Alvin Kamara and JK Dobbins are very similar because they are do-it-all backs They are your speed backs, they are your power backs, well Alvin Kamara is not really a power back But they are your home run hitters, they can catch passes out of the backfield They are special players that you want to get the ball in their hands So JK Dobbins, he is that and he's younger, he's healthier, he's fresher This will be his first season in the NFL And he is somebody man, I can't wait to see But JK Dobbins is a younger version of Alvin Kamara Not saying he has necessarily the same style but he's a do-it-all type of running back Number two, if you get Alvin Kamara, you are going to have to give up significant draft capital The Saints are said to be asking for a first round pick Now it doesn't necessarily mean that they would want a first round pick Because say for instance, they would want a third round pick for Alvin Kamara They're not gonna come out and say, oh hey, we want a third round pick for Kamara Who's gonna give us a third round pick for Kamara? No, you don't do that in business In business, if you want something, you got to start off high You got to start off high and then come down You don't start off at the actual price that you want That's not what business people do when it comes to things like this So the Saints, they may be asking for a first And of course they will take a first But they may be expecting something a little bit lower But regardless, the Ravens would have to give that up Whatever they would be asking for in order to acquire one Alvin Kamara And you know the Ravens, they'll give up some draft capital now If it's a fifth round pick, they ain't giving up nothing higher than that Not no Eric D'Costa, Eric D'Costa will give up every single fifth round pick in the world But he'd definitely be flipping them for a real deal, man Marcus Peters, Kalleus Campbell Oh boy, that dude with his fifth round picks But he ain't giving up no second for no Alvin Kamara Now another reason that the Ravens should not and will not trade for Alvin Kamara Is because of the money Right now Alvin Kamara is having his little standoff with the Saints Because of money Bread, he wants to be paid, he wants to make money And apparently, according to the reports and what not He wants that Christian McCaffrey money So he wants to be paid top running back money And if you are gonna be trading for somebody Who is having it out with their current team because of contract issues Then if you bring them on That's not gonna change the fact that they wanna be paid top running back money And as beautiful as it would be to have a reunion with Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingrid Oh, it would be sweet The Ravens are kinda stacked at running back right now They got right now, as of the time I'm recording this video Which is September 1st at 9.52pm They have Mark Ingrid, J.K. Dobbins, Gus Edwards, Justice Hill Kenyan Barna, and Tyson Williams So they have six running backs Currently, now of course some of them are going to be released But they have six right now And Kamara obviously would win a role on the team if the Ravens were to acquire him So they will go from six to probably about four But it's not gonna happen Because they would have to give up draft capital And then they would have to give up a lot of money that they really ain't got right now To give Alvin Kamara that fat deal that he wants And even as a one year rental because those things happen all the time Teams will be in win now mode And they will bring on everybody, even one year rentals And it just, it will be too many miles to feed Now again, Kamara is nice Kamara is nice, man If Ravens got Alvin Kamara, you know I wouldn't be complaining about one bit But they just, they can, they can't right now It's not something that they can do And running back is actually a position where they are, I feel like they're rich at So yeah, of course you could always add more You could be like, oh the rich get richer But it just, it wouldn't be a smart business move And it wouldn't be worth it Not at all Play wise, yes He could come in and he could do work in this Raven system But business wise, money wise Nah, it wouldn't be a good move for the Ravens to do that So anyway, anybody that was hoping for Kamara to come to the Ravens That was talking about Kamara hopefully coming to the Ravens Don't feel bad, don't feel bad And don't let anybody tell you to feel bad for thinking about that It's not going to happen and it shouldn't happen Now if he was a free agent and the Ravens get him to do what she wants But that's not what it is right now And we'll see what happens with Alvin Kamara We'll see if he ends up making up with the Saints If they end up coming to a contract extension agreement Because it's been said that the Saints offered him 12 meal per year But he said, that's not enough I need more Hey, we'll see what happens Because again, I know I was talking to somebody in the comment section They were like, wait a minute, Ian Rappaport shut all that down He said that wasn't accurate That the Saints were open to trading him But I said no, what Ian Rappaport said was that Alvin Kamara didn't ask for a trade He never said he wanted to be traded, he never asked for a trade But that's different than the team being willing to trade you You ain't got to ask for a trade You ain't got to ask for none of that Even if the team is willing to trade you They're willing to trade you That ain't got nothing to do with what you want So we'll see what happens Anyway team keep it clean, I appreciate y'all I love y'all And like Alvin Kamara could be with New Orleans soon enough I'm out


This video is sum of interior angles and we're asked to find the sum of the interior angles for each polygon. Make sure you're understanding exactly what they're asking. The sum and the interior as we're going to be learning some different formulas going forward. We did just learn this formula though, that we're just going to find n for each of these and plug it into n minus 2 times 180. For a nonagon, we know that that is a nine-sided polygon. So if n equals 9, we're going to plug that into our formula and you will want a calculator for these again. And remember we're going to subtract 2 from the number of sides and multiply times 180. When we do that, we get 7 times 180, which is 1260 degrees. So a nine-sided figure, the sum of the interior angles, 1260, that's a degree sign. An 18-sided figure, once we give it above 10, we usually just call it an 18 gone, a 23 gone, etc. We know n equals 18. Again, we're going to plug it into the formula and we're going to get 18 minus 2 times 180, which if you don't have a calculator, will be a little bit more difficult. 16 times 180 is 2,880 degrees. So all we need to do is find the number of sides. And so for the third one here, we have to count the number of sides because it's not given to us. Make sure you count correctly. It's easy to miscount when the number is not given to you. If I mark them off, I see that n equals 6. Six-sided figure is a hexagon and then when I plug that into my formula, I'm going to get 6 minus 2 times 180, or 4 times 180, which is 720 degrees. So that is just finding n and plugging in the number into the formula we have. So now we can use what we just learned to solve more complex problems. We're asked to solve for x in this figure and these two angles here are each labeled x. So we're going to set up an equation, but first we need to know the the sum of the interior angles of this polygon. So this is a two-part problem. First we're going to use this formula to find out what all of these angles add up to and then we'll use that to set up our equation. First we're going to have to find out what n equals. Well, I don't know that it equals 9. Sorry about that. n equals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. I know that this is a 5-sided figure. So if n equals 5, I need to first plug that in to find the sum of the interior angles of this pentagon. And we did this before, but we're going to just write out the work again. 3 times 180, which is 540 degrees. We know a pentagon, the sum of the interior angles is 540 degrees. Now we can set up our equation because we know the sum of all these angles is going to equal 540. So we can actually write out and it doesn't matter the order. I'm going to start with the x's. I'm going to do x plus x plus 150. I'm going to go all the way around that polygon. Get each of those values of the angles and set that equal to 540 degrees. I have five angles, so I should have five numbers that equal the sum of the interior angles of this polygon. And now that I have my equation, I can go ahead and solve for x. I'm going to combine like terms first. I have x plus x is 2x and then I have three numbers here. 150, 52, and 86. Again, you'll want your calculator for that. When you add that up, we're going to get 288 equals 540. And now it's just about solving for x. Subtract 288 from both sides, and I'm going to get 2x equals 252. Final step is to get x by itself. I get 252 divided by 2, which is 126. That 126 represents each of these angles, and I want to just make sure that I did answer the question. It says solve for the variables. That's what I did. I don't have to plug it into anything else, and I can move on to my next problem. We have a similar setup in the next problem here. Just some more complex terms or expressions for the angles. The first thing we want to do again is figure out the sum of the interior angles for this polygon. We know that this is a six-sided figure. This is a hexagon. So we will start off by solving for the sum of the interior angles of that hexagon. And again, we have done that before, but we're just going to plug that in again. 6 minus 2 times 180, which is 4 times 180, or 720 degrees. We know a hexagon, the sum of the interior angles is 720 degrees, and we're going to do the same thing we did last time, and set up an equation where we're going to add up each of those angles and set that equal to 720. Now this can be a big long equation. I know some people will try to take shortcuts on this, but I would recommend that you write out each of those if you are prone to making mistakes when doing these kind of problems. I'm going to add up each of those six angles, set it equal to 720 degrees. And then when you combine like terms, I have three x terms here. Four plus two plus three is nine x. And then I'm going to add up all of the numbers. Keep in mind there's some negatives in there. And when I add those all up, I'm going to get 441 equals 720. If you don't want to write out this big long equation, you could just kind of cross off as you go and say 3x plus 2x plus 4x. That gives me my 9x there, and do the same thing with the numbers, but cross them off as you go or make sure you're not missing any because these are really easy to make mistakes on. So when I go ahead and finish solving my algebraic equation, I'm going to get 9x equals 279. Dividing both sides by 9 gives me x equals 31. I want to go back and make sure that I answered the question that was asked. Solve for the variables. That's what I did when it says solve for the variables. That means solve for x in this equation. If it asked you to find an angle measure, you would take this x equals 31 and plug it back into one of the angles. But all I had to do was solve for x, so I'm done with this problem, x equals 31.


Hi, Arno. Thanks for being here. We are with Arno from ReadSpeaker, a solution that helps model sites get text-to-speech functionality. And I'd like to hear a bit more on what's the problem that you solve and what's the type of users that you help, because it's more than what people think, in principle, I think. Definitely. And thank you for having me, Carlos. Hi, everyone. So I work with ReadSpeaker, like Carlos mentioned. We provide text-to-speech technology, and this allows learners to listen to the course material, to the content within them. So envision people on the go, on their way to class, or at home doing a new onboarding course. And, you know, kids are playing in the background, you want to focus, you have to learn, you have to read from maybe a small screen device like a cell phone or tablet, and it helps to just put on a headset and listen to the content while reading along with the highlighted text. So besides all disabilities like dyslexia, like concentrational disorders, there's a whole bunch of people that just have an auditory preference. And we always call this the podcast effect. So if you give people the choice to listen to a podcast about a certain informative topic or read a book about the same topic, well, nine out of ten times, you know, when people go for the easy route and listen to the podcast, they'll prefer the audio. And that's what we provide. So our technology allows users in Moodle to listen to the contents and give them that choice. And they can meet along with highlighted text and all kinds of assistive features if necessary. But that stimulates them to visually and auditorily engage with the content. That's wonderful. So I guess it's more retention, and it's more flexibility at the end of the day for the user. Yeah, so we want people to be more engaged. And it's also scientifically proven that it helps concentration, helps retention of information and recollection of information. And of course, note that in the improved study results, study outcomes. So yes, we also provide us as helpful for the end user, but it's also helpful for the customer, for the organization.


Yeah, sorry for joining late, I completely mixed up the time zone and it was in the it was an hour from now in my calendar. So, yeah. You understand you from the bottom of our hearts. I think time zones are probably the hardest problem in computer science. Yeah, I guess so thanks everyone for joining today. I guess we kind of have a short agenda today but I think there are some kind of important things that I want to kind of highlight on the agenda. Before we get started, is there anything that anyone would like to add or discuss on the meeting today that's not already on the agenda. And just before you joined we had a quick talk about the CNF working group. I'm thinking we could just add the link to that pull requests to the agenda as well so people have a chance to look at it as well. Yep, so I have the link in the like under the upcoming events but I'll also add it in the agenda section to some doing that right now. Yeah. Okay, and if everybody just wants to add their name to the attendees that'd be great too. So, under the upcoming events section. I think time zones. I think everybody knows that and that's why my calendar was a little bit off today so apologies again for that. Also, once again for future talk meetings, we do them once a month and it switches between a pack friendly and us friendly. Also, Gary, thank you for posting the notes and agenda. The highlight also upcoming towards the end of the month is cube con from the 17th to the 20th. This is once again a virtual event. I hope everybody can join us for that there's two sessions that I'd like to highlight. The first one is the introduction to CNCS telecom initiatives as one recorded by Taylor carpenter talking about how we all the different initiatives that the CNCS has around the whole telco space. The second one is the cloud native network functions community meeting, or really the kickoff for the CNF conformance working group. And so, maybe I'll dive into that in a second here. And so, what the CNF conformance working group is trying to do is to really help companies better understand what cloud native means for telecommunications workloads and help build a consensus around industry adoption of cloud native technologies. And so, if you go to this linked pull request in here, it'd be great to start to have people's feedback on the structure of it, because the problem that we see right now in the industry is we originally went from physical functions in specialized hardware boxes to virtualized network functions, the NFS, and we kind of took the stuff in the physical boxes put them into VMs and called it good. Now as we're transitioning from the NFS and and virtualized infrastructure towards more containerized cloud native infrastructure. The problem that we're trying to avoid in the industry is once again people taking virtual machines putting in them, putting them in containers and calling them cloud native, because that really kind of misses a lot of the advantages of having a cloud native system. What we're trying to do is to create a certified CNF program similar to the certified Kubernetes program, you can think of it almost like the certified Kubernetes program works at the infrastructure layer defining what a cloud native Kubernetes infrastructure is and what conformance is. And now we're going to also transition and do that at the application layer to so thinking about what does cloud native mean for the application running in a telco setting. And our goal is to create a conformance program that allows us to determine what cloud native is for running telco applications and this will consist of kind of like two different parts. So one is kind of the spec and you can think of it and the other is kind of like the implementation. And so the CNF working group is going to define what cloud native means and what areas need to be defined. And this is similar to the Kubernetes conformance working group. And the second part is going to be the CNF conformance test suite. And that will be the actual like implementation so the test that will test the cloud nativeness of the actual applications you can think of this similar to the Kubernetes end to end tests and projects on a boy. And so if you're interested in learning more about this initiative and the thoughts, please feel free to review this pull request. And it'd be great to have everyone's feedback on that. Please feel free to add yourself as a reviewer to it and comment on it and we'll also be kicking off this initiative at cube con to build a question with regard to your comment about, you know, people taking network functions virtualizing putting them in the containers and calling them cloud native. As part of this process. Do you intend to come up with some kind of a revision of the existing definition of cloud native computing technologies on GitHub.  Adaptive immutable infrastructure and I think some kind of interfaces there was something about the applications. Do you in a way plan to redefine or to update this definition. So I think a little bit about our goal with this group is to actually rate the thing about this definition is it's great when you're looking at it from a 30,000 foot in the air type of view and it provides a really broad overview of what cloud native means but the problem that we see is as people go to try to actually implement and architect cloud native applications, it really is kind of like a Wild West right now where everybody has their own idea of what cloud native actually means. And so part of what we're trying to do with this working group is to help people be able to implement applications in an actual cloud native way. And so by defining what cloud native is at the application level and providing a test suite around that we hope to enable people to do is to really determine if they are developing applications in a cloud native way. So rather than pointing at a two paragraph definition and saying these things are cloud native there for my application is they actually have a test suite that they can go and implement and say, Hey, my application really is cloud native based on the definition and based on this test suite here. And so similar similar to as you can say, yes, I'm actually running Kubernetes by running the Kubernetes conformance test, you'll be able to say, Yes, I've created like developed a cloud native application based on the definition and the test suite. Okay, I'm just sorry if I'm taking some of your time, a little bit curious, a matter of curiosity because you mentioned about telecom. Now, I mean, when you put this test environment, would you in a way somehow use the existing infrastructure architectures like 5G, the storage layer, the separation of the business logic from the session context of the applications in a way using the integration of the Mac and how Mac applications can actually involve some of the capabilities change the UPF? I mean, would you in a way also use at the bottom these capabilities of this and, you know, also management and orchestration because you have also support in Mac for alternative virtualized technologies, and actually the management and orchestration on the platform and virtualized technology, and the application is on the host on the system level. It's the, you know, Mac orchestrator and the USS BSS primarily team forum, you know, what your test environment is, what kind of capabilities or existing architecture simulations you have in order to show or certify these applications or these functionalities to be cloud native. Also, if you take, I mean, right, I mean, Taylor is not here. He was presenting, you know, to run dot on Kubernetes, but it's actually working on the IMS IPMM, you know, with the CIP protocol, while in the 5G on the slicing, you know, you actually can support simultaneously eight UDPs. So you actually can be, you know, having as NSSS AI eight from the, you know, radio resource control manager, and then you can run eight slices simultaneously on the UDP, which means that you can actually support eight different use cases simultaneously. I mean, sitting in your car and, you know, using this SS slice and then having wearable also and then getting simultaneously data from your home appliances security. This can be done actually simultaneously on the user equipment terminal that if it is supporting 5G. Now, my question, I'm sorry if it's a little bit too long, but you know, as you mentioned telecom. What kind of infrastructure architecture you will be having on the bottom and this because you know, if you look at the definition of, you know, network slice and then network slice systems, it's getting a little bit more clear because in the network slice, it's in general the capabilities and functionalities characteristics capabilities, but on the network slice instance is the set of network functions and necessary resources, which are related to compute storage and networking, where actually virtualization infrastructure and functions and technologies come into place. So I'm sorry if it's a little bit too long, but just to give you an idea. So in your test environment to certify these applications as cloud native is also Etsy Mac is also integrated with the 5G. What kind of architecture and the respective selected functionalities. I'm sorry characteristics and capabilities. Do you intend to use. So you're asking what infrastructure are we running this on. No, I'm sorry. I apologize if I, you know, have been unclear what architecture existing standardized architectures with open and standardized agnostic API's and preferably as bi surf software based interfaces architecture that you actually plan to run these applications that you intend to certify. So, what we're going to do is run it on our goals to have this work on any certified Kubernetes distribution. And what we're trying to do is define just like how cloud native the application is. And I think what you're like looking for more is actually something that's coming out of our sister organization, Linux Foundation networking. And their work in the CNTT, which the cloud infrastructure, telco task force, which is defining a reference architecture and reference implementation and reference conformance for the infrastructure and how the infrastructure interacts with the application. So what they'll be using is they're already implementing some of the tests like the Kubernetes end to end test suite, and hopefully some of the tests from the CNF conformance to actually test the infrastructure in the application and how they work together. So for actually looking like for that's going to be coming from LF networking, but we're a little bit upstream of that just looking at the cloud nativeness of the infrastructure and the application through certified Kubernetes conformance and CNF conformance. And kind of like, you can give it like downstream for actually like reference architectures and implementations that would be like other groups outside of CNCF. Okay, okay, so you confine it to Kubernetes and what Kubernetes actually provides. Okay, okay. Thank you. Now now it's much more clear. I mean, thank you. Two questions. Why is that why is about like, how do you think that this working group will interact with CNTT. So as you mentioned, CNTT is also like defining some kind of for reference infrastructure for telco workload and then CNPT we have this array two and RC two which are for the Kubernetes base infrastructures and and there are plans to define workload requirements there also so where do we draw the line between CNPT array two and RC two and the CNF working group in CNPT Yeah, absolutely. So what we see ourselves as is kind of like upstream of CNTT, like R2 and actually this is also if you scroll down in the polar across it's a little bit address there. And so what it says is CNTT R2 is focused on Kubernetes based platforms and basic interoperability between the platform and the workloads and so that's actually something that the CNF conformance program actually isn't working on either of those aspects either that the platform is definitely outside of scope and we're not looking at the interoperability between a platform and the workloads that's kind of where we're a little bit different but where we can collaborate is like kind of like the cloud native requirements of the actual like workloads so I think a subset of the tests will be used in the R2 work stream. And so you can think of the work in the CNF conformance working group to be upstream of CNTT R2 and will be using some of the tests and also extending beyond just was in the CNF conformance to meet their exact requirements. And so that would also mean for me that in the CNF conformance we should be able to somehow cherry pick that because CNTT R2 will not contain all of the tests implemented in CNF conformance. Yeah, exactly. I mean all we're going to be focusing on in CNF conformance is the cloud native aspect is our application implemented in the cloud native way where CNTT R2 is also looking at interoperability between like the platform and the workload and there is some overlap but it's not exactly the same thing. And the other thing that CNTT might be looking at is the actual the management and orchestration aspect too, which is also outside of the scope of the CNF conformance working group. Okay, that makes sense. We just have to make sure that we are working along these lines. The other question and very from my side as I'm working for a telecom vendor, how much does this working group want to define the internal architecture of the CNS? How much do you want to satisfy? Like how much do you consider CNF's black box or white box? So do I need to implement everything in Go from now on or, you know, so what's the limit here? Yeah, so I think they'll treat it more like a black box but to be honest we see this working group is coming up with the definition of what cloud native is and how far the working group believes that should be taken and so we think this should be kind of like an industry-wide decision too. Yeah, I think it's more about the principles and not really as much about the details on how it's implemented. You can do it in multiple ways but there are still some, I guess, guidelines you'll have to follow to conform to the requirements. One question, so is it all about computing? Let's say a CNF fits into the category of design defined like containers, cloud native features but what if it has a dependency on a particular SDN, like a reference like a service function chaining? There are some CNF's that require service function to happen on the SDN. So if it reaches all the computing requirement but has tight dependence on particular SDN model, can we say that it's certified? So once again I'd actually leave this up to like the working group to help define that. I don't want to make statements about what is and isn't like cloud native at this point because I think I could say something but other people have different opinions and I think this is something that we should have as a debate. So I think the first step is to look at the working group charter and to really help get your feedback and help us like scope the group correctly for what you think is CNF conformance and then going from there really defining what we see as in scope and out of scope for cloud native. How much time do we have to review? So our goal would be to have this pull request merged by the kickoff meeting at KubeCon. So that's two weeks. Does that seem like enough time for you? Yes, manageable. I mean we could also do it after that but we'd like to kind of go into the kickoff meeting with kind of like a clear structure about how we'd like to set things up and kind of what our goals and non-goals are. One more clarification if you don't mind. Maybe I missed it. So you're referring to container. So if CNF is based on wordlet or Kube word, which is container native virtualization, can we still consider cloud native or it's only for containers? No, so we actually specifically don't call it a container network function like a virtualized network function. It's cloud native because cloud native is kind of like a best practice. It's not a specific implementation. So if it meets, you can have, I mean you could have like a cloud native physical device. And so we're really trying to embody here is like what are the best practices around it, not looking at the specific implementation. Yeah, so, so I guess to answer your question more directly, like, yes, you could also have like a cloud native network function also running in like, let's say, Kubevert. Thanks. Not sure if it's related. Is there a community for cloud native networking? I think we're all talking about cloud native computing in general. But I think this is also a topic that would soon be addressed. I mean, I can say in virtualized world we have different implementation that based on STN and you need a specific STN to work. But Kubernetes in general, though it gives for the CNI to do this, but I think especially in telecom, there are some use cases that a specific STN can only meet. Yes, there's a couple of different groups that are working on this right now. So, under the CNCF, there's SIG networking that is looking at how networking works in the cloud native space and also in Kubernetes directly there's also a SIG networking too. So there's two different ones looking in Kubernetes and also outside Kubernetes too. Are there any additional questions about the CNF conformance working group so far? Okay. Yes, I'd like to thank everyone for joining today. And just once again a reminder that the next talk meeting will be Monday, December 7th at 1500 UTCs. That's the America or like US friendly or North America friendly time. And also in the meantime, please attend KubeCon, check out the intro session, and please join our first kickoff meeting for the CNF working group. And I look forward to having everyone's input feedback and discussion on the GitHub issue in the meantime. Thanks for joining today. Thanks. Thanks. Thank you. Bye bye. Thank you.


It's hop along Cassidy With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all hop along Cassidy starring William Boyd The ring of the silver spurs heros the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West hop along Cassidy This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure In the role of hop along Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series William Boyd And now another exciting story of the early West The secret of Martin Dune It was nine o'clock The block long collection of frame buildings called Camarack was dark now except for its two saloons the sheriff's office and the regal hotel Across the street from the hotel in the narrow alley between the general merchandise store and the saddlery a man waited leaning against the side of the building hidden in darkness a Two gunman the tips of his holsters tied to his thighs with leather thongs a killer He had taken one of the horn handled cold 45s out of its sheath Spin on the cylinder once again checking it carefully when the door closed across the street He tensed raised the gun expectantly Then relaxed again Wrong man. Well Excuse me, please. I use me. Oh Sandy. Hello, Cass. What are you doing in town this time of night? Dad's working late at the hotel shipment of cattle going out in the morning. I knew that already Oh, it's not what I asked you. I said, what are you doing here alone after dark?  I can take care of myself All right, Cass. I give up. Oh, I'm sorry Sandy. I've been on edge lately. Yeah, so if I things going bad It'd be a lot better. I got 500 head ready to ship Three years now fighting wolves and black leg and brand blotches. That's what I got to show for it Plenty isn't it your father and I side by side Him with the square D biggest finest ranch in the section and me next door with my poor little triple-O Oh, happy Just check with the loading yard and they'll be ready to take your stock for us next week and oh This is Cassie doom hop along Cassidy. How do you do? How do you do? I'm happy. It's gonna give me a hand with my first shipment. I see I Better get into the hotel Sandy. Dad will wonder what happened to me. Good night. Mm-hmm What's the matter did I run her off? No She just got the jitters tonight her to Mean in what? I did the disturbing piece of news down to loading yard. Oh Don't hangers in town Well, I talked to you said he wasn't sure but he thought he was working for the young ladies daddy for Martin doom. Yeah But a hand is no common. What's he doing on the square D? He's pretty handy with a six-gun. That's what they generally use him for You haven't done any arguments with your next door neighbor lately. Have you Sandy not that I know of Old man doon and I get along better think hard Because I know one thing for sure and it's here to settle somebody's argument. Come on My wind pipe full of trail dust. Let's see of old vinegar face. You'll sell me a sarsaparillo without any wise cracks Come on Sandy hey Ransburg. Oh, oh Look where I'm going. Oh No offense. No Did you see Ransford yeah right here funny Swear I saw something glitter across the street in that alleyway and you're Sandy Ransford That's right Like to talk to you Ransford. Okay, right now. That's okay, too. It's a matter with you, but they're not here Inside come on family Across the street in the alleyway the killer cursed softly Hosted his guns as the door of the saloon swung to behind the three men The two punchers standing in the line of fire had saved the life of the jittery little man in the tweed suit But not for long The killer's jaw set he glanced up and down the vacant street Then a gun in each hand moved softly toward the entrance of the saloon Now back to hop along Cassidy and the secret of Martin Dune Inside the saloon hoppy and Sandy Ransford maneuver the frightened little man in the tweed suit toward the bar Over here Sandy yeah It's okay, mr. Yes. Yes, I Reckless, well, I said it Pete set up three No, two is here's hop along Cassidy friend of mine fix him up with a sarsaparilla and no wise cracks You're a likely drill between the eyes Don't believe a word. I would Pete who's snake juice and one sarsaparilla and no sars back Don't pay to take chances in my business Now what's on your mind stranger? I I'm all for glad you fellas Come along just just when you did what are you scared of you're shaking right down to your boots I ran on to something a while back. I Recognize you to keep my mouth shut about It's too late to do anything about that now It's it's the kid here. Oh me. Yes You lucky Ransford. I'm due for some sure haven't had any so far Well, you'll need you've got a fight on your hands. Yeah, who will but it's quite a story So I by this time from the beginning you see Hoppy over here put up your gun it is up who shot was that I thought it was you right close here Don't move keep plan on the floor stranger Where is he I don't know I can't see a thing. They're more and get the line Did lamp from the hotel he's around here somewhere. Hey, mister. Where are you? Who's this? It's me Pete the bartender. Look, mister. You had no call to do that. I Didn't mean no disrespect. It's it's man's own business. If he wants to drink sass sass for really I got a man posted in the front rear door don't anybody finally Where's the shots come from? One at a time anyone see the place is I reckon everyone was too busy hitting the floor Who are you hop along cast a bar 20? You see where the shots come from? No, but I got a good idea Yeah, where from outside the door. What makes you think so just a hunch Well beats me whole place shot up no one hurt you said no one was hurt and you can see country I can't see the man. I'm looking for who a little guy in a tweed suit Sam and I were standing at the bar with when the shooting started sure. Yeah, what is it Sam? Here he is out here at the back door. Come on Cassidy. Keep your seats bars. Be right back Over there. Oh, yeah, that's right. Well, we found laying across the back stoop. Hmm Right through the head this the man Cassidy. Yeah, what's your name? I don't know conversation didn't get that far. Take a look at these pockets. I'll be Hoppy is it? Yes, Andy looks like he had good reason to shake Please suppose he was trying to tell us. I don't know that's funny.  We didn't know who he was You still think those shots come from the front door Cassidy. Yeah killer shot out the lights moved inside during the excitement and Took care of our friend here and dragged him out on the back stoop and cleaned his pockets Yeah, that ain't as easy to sound Of course, the lights were out for most five minutes and everybody in the place was holding the floor down with his belt buckle He might have got away with it if he Well, what are you looking at Cassidy? His boots. Huh? Yeah Awful dry this time of year, isn't it? What's that got to do with it? No, maybe but look at him covered with blue mud dried hard Well, what do you get in the mud this time of year? Hey look, mister. We got no time. I'm sorry sure. I'm just curious Look mr. Cassidy. I went through all that with a sheriff's last night and yeah That make it easier. Oh It helps Like I said, I don't know what his name was and we don't keep a register here in the hotel Figuring there's a lot of customers who's just as soon there not sign one Okay, so this little fella in the tweed suit checks in mm-hmm about a week ago Have a couple of bags there one of them type in machines and some funny looking junk. What kind of junk? Oh Big thing that I'm told it had tea wooden legs on it never saw one before and The telescope a telescope. Yeah He rented a horse and took off the day after he got here Didn't show up again till yesterday She's nervous kind of all it is talking in a mother and tell yourself you hear what he said No, not much just do something about a mistake. He'd made over and over kept saying a terrible mistake They're going to be shooting and killing mm-hmm Didn't pay no attention. Mr. Cassidy.  No, he didn't ask me He mostly wanted to know what happened to the fellas luggage Oh, he's mad in a hornet that someone got up to the room and cleaned it out for he got there I'll pay. Yes, Andy sheriff says we can leave now. Better get back to the ranch Look That's to keep under your hat what you just told me, right? Right Now here's a turn off to the square D hoppy I spread about four miles farther over the ridge there the ridden separates you from the doon out there, huh? Yeah I Guess I got no right to be envious my land's good enough But doons got the best cattle land in the state Marcus and spring up on the ridge on his side in the valley below it You never seen grazed have you seen that valley happy right around his home ranch. Hmm. That is a quirling He was still thinking about last night. Yeah Why would doon want to tangle with you? Look forget doing with you. He's a good neighbor I got no bone to pick with him. I wish I was as sure as you a little guy had a private argument with somebody It was scared crazy. He didn't know what he was saying. You can be pretty pig-headed when you want to be now Wait a minute you wait a minute It's as plain as the nose on your face Martin doons out to get you a little guy knew the story and doon heart dark Hannah to take care of him. That's a wild yarn. You're not only pig-headed sandy. You're blind.  It's all right with wait Go on. What is peace and quiet, huh? Nice friendly neighbors you and Martin doon talking about turn around look over the Ridge there Smoke where is it the draw above the ranch house? I got my cattle up there. Come on Now back to hop along Cassidy and the secret of Martin doon The sight of smoke rising from the gulch above the triple-o ranch house I sent hoppy and sandy Ransford streakin for the ridge and a better view There it comes look at the herd and moving down ahead of it.  I'm gonna try Yeah The south draw They'll hit the blind in and stop don't know how you did it. What about the fire just over the hump now We got to stop it before it hits the ranch when it's changed. Where's your water above the house dammed the creek Got any powder? Huh Blaston powder. Yeah, but we'll blow the dam and back first the only way let's go Didn't get the ranch house if that's any consolation where them in up the box canyon Think it we could move the herd back out now What's left of it? How many do you lose hundred head? Maybe more swung over the edge of the Arroy on the stampede Just got near a minute sooner. Yeah Hundred head gone water blown that thunder winter hay burned up You'll think the little guy was crazy Don't rub it in how far is it to the square D ten miles by the ridge Longer that way. It'll be worth it. Why I want to take a look at the head of that draw where the fire started If we're gonna pay Martin doing a visit it won't hurt to have something to talk about What about a copy what to smell like to you That's what it is. Come on. We got another stop to make before dark where you said marks and spring was the only water Running this time of year. Didn't you yeah good. Let's take a look at it And this is doing water supply runs down toward his ranch house over there Here's another one right here. What are you looking at? Stake in the ground here.  I wondered where he got that blue mud on his boots. I wish I knew it was staying around in that head of yours It's kind of like a chuck wagon stew sandy it just keep pouring things in and sooner or later It turns into something you can use you ready. Yep And we can do this the other way, you know go to the show.  He wants it the other way. That's fine, too Sit down gentlemen have a chair I guess I'd better explain why we're here mr. Doon. Oh, no need to do that Cassidy. I know why you're here About the father's afternoon. That's right. You think I am responsible for I didn't say that that's handy You and I have been neighbors good neighbors for three years now. Let's not go into that. No That's important You've had a struggle with the triple. Oh, make yourself a small beef heard this year.  Oh, that's pretty hard to tell you. That's right You think I'd have any reason to try to ruin you sandy me with the square D Shipping 6,000 head a year. I told you once we weren't accusing you yet. No, wait a minute Cassidy Let's get something straight first. There's no use beating around the bush any longer doon The fire ran down the cool it in the top of the ridge. It didn't just happen. It was started We found places of coal oil up there an hour ago. Of course you do. We're here to find out What did you say? I said of course you found coal oil on the ridge Because one of my men started the fire. You mean wait a minute You know what you're letting yourself in for admitting that I started out trying to explain that Cassidy Well, maybe you'd better finish though with your permission. I will I Said one of my men started the fire that doesn't mean I had anything to do with it But he was my man, and I'm gonna take the responsibility God have a right He called himself Ben Laramore when he came to me a week ago. I put him on as a cow hand I didn't know until yesterday that he He's done other things in his time. That's why I fired And that's why he tried to burn my ranch your range. Yes The wind hadn't changed. He would have pulled it off my hands were all in town with the shipment. There was no one here except the cook What do you mean you're gonna take full responsibility mr. Doon make it right with you of course Now it seems to me you were going to sell out last year. Won't you Sandy? That's right What were you asking 12,000? Included 200 head and few horses. I changed my mind though. Well Howard 15 sound to sell out Yeah, it's worth less than half that to me But I put you in this spot and it's only fair that I get you out of it.  Doon Yeah, I try to be a good neighbor. Yeah, I hadn't thought of selling this year anyway with my first herd and all Yeah, the fire might have changed your mind. There's a lot of work to be done around there now hold it Hmm. Nobody move the window behind you. He's got a gun just stuck back. I thought I heard it open Give me the nine sandy and both of you hit the floor. It is it's Hannah He's gonna kill me take it easy. Go on talk so he can hear you about the deal Well anyway, Sandy, I figured you'd want a fresh start a lot of range upstate away Isn't very happy. Yeah, and a young fella could build himself quite a You've got him Hannah. Yeah Well, I guess that sort of puts an end to the discussion We'd better let the law take over doom See you at the sheriff's always first thing in the morning Well, that's all I can tell you sheriff If it hadn't been for Cassidy here, Hannah would have your doom And Sandy There's a letter for you at the post office there from some engineer not fit clam says thanks Joe. I'll pick it up in a few minutes All right. Well, let me know if you need me anymore. Sure. Okay, and we'll get together today. Won't we sending about the deal, right? He tells a mighty straight story Sure given sandy a fair shake 15,000 about a good price Well, I've been wrong before I think you just be an ornery hoppy. Why would Hannah try to kill him? That's easy because he heard doon double crossing Blaming him for the fire probably figured doon is still on the murder too, but great God for Cassidy. Why? Why does the owner of the richest ranch in the district get himself tangled up in a mess like this because he wants sandy strip Hello, and don't ask me the why that one because I'm not sure yet. I'm only making a long guess one If I'm wrong, I'll apologize to Martin doon until I'm blue in the face And if I'm right, I'll smile real pretty while you apologize to me fair enough mm-hmm and When do you plan to figure it out? Mr. Pinkerton right now? Doons had a good start. I got a hunch. Well, huh? Oh I'm sorry miss doing what's a matter case I Couldn't help hearing what you said about my father. Mr. Cassidy. I've thought the same thing for a few days now and and Well, you go on cat. He's right sandy Father's after your ranch. That's why you saw me on the street the other night I heard him tell dark Hannah. Mr. Coyla be coming out of the golden spike saloon and coil Was that the little guy who yes? I got father to take me into town with him I tried to find mr. Coyle to warn him, but but why Cass? Why does your father want to I don't know? Stay here stay here with her sandy In a minute or two. I think we'll find out why Well, I don't know mr. Doon is here letters addressed to sandy ran Yes, but I just told you Sandy's up at the sheriff's office and he told me to pick it up for him Well, you run an errands for the triple low these days, mr. Doon never mind the smart cracks. Give me that letter Well, you're sure Sandy said it's okay. That's right. He did Okay Let me see mr. Doon. I'll take that letter if you don't mind Going somewhere mr. Doon here. Give me that sure. Listen to me. Is this letter a man Cassidy? See yeah, some engineering outfit Sandy said to look it over now. Listen both of you. I'll make it with your wire. You can't let them take it away for me I'll pay you anything you ask Tell me something doon How long did you expect to keep this a secret until I could buy his rage? I'd be safe then it wasn't my fault. I tell you was my father when he homesteaded the square D He bribed the government surveyor had him swing the line over to the ridge He had to have the spring in and the valley that's what built the square D the spring and that stretch of widow grays And it really belongs to Sandy the home ranch everything. I didn't know it until coil came He was a surveyor doing advanced work on the railroad. He found the mistake.  I didn't know I didn't know till now. He'd written a letter. I think we know the rest doon If I was you I'd send the message back to the square D saying you won't be home for dinner Now back to hop along Cassidy Where's Kassie going home alone She's pretty busted up. No, don't blame her nice kid. Yeah, and you know something hoppy, huh? Oh doing isn't bad either wasn't his fault. He got into that jam Like any just went out of his head when he thought of losing the heart of his ranch Yeah, that's the way it is with a lot of people Sandy. He'd come to you and laid it on the line Told you the range he'd worked over and bill up for 25 years was really yours. You'd have worked out something with him. Yeah Well, how's it feel to be the boss the biggest spread in the section wish I'd got it some other way Say what you do with the letter letter No, though, that's stuffing it about the surveys the property line and all from the engineering company. Oh Yeah My frame it and put it on the wall in your ranch house as a souvenir Written on one of those new typing machines coil left it over at the hotel, you know What are you talking about the clerk and I worked it out this morning? That don't make sense Says the same thing over and over Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party Goodbye from hop along Cassidy We hope you'll be back with us soon when half you will again bring you more adventure and excitement Hop along Cassidy star and William Boyd is transcribed and produced in the West by Walter white junior The secret of Martin Dune was written by Harold Swanton All stories are based upon the characters created by Clarence E. Mulford This is a Commodore production


فشرف بالاشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دادا دادا وياله من شراف عظيمي المنزل المنزل المنزل هو اجتمال الباطل على شيء من الحقيب هذا هو امالجمائيات الحقيقة مع فالسود عندما تجد وانتظروا أن الحقيقة هي هنا ولكن هناك الكثير من فالسود الناس ينجبون لتسألوا لها لأنهم ينجبون ويردون بأنه هو الحقيقة كما قبلنا نتكلم الباطل المحب إذا كان الباطل حقا بباطل فالفطران لا يجب أن يتكلم فالشيطان يعرف ذلك وانا يفتحون ذلك فالفطران لا يتكلم بباطل فالباطل حقا بباطل فالماذا يفعل؟ الشيطان وانه عامل وانه فالسود ما يفعله هو أنه يتكلم بباطل وانه يتكلم يتكلم يتكلم بباطل some truth and some guidance so now that the فطران is the state of confusion and this is something that many people will go for especially if the person doesn't have what you call it he doesn't have the knowledge and the ability to understand but in reality if you look at many people today when you come up to them and say to them my beloved brothers and sisters television is haram ما يصلح get rid of this take it out of your houses all they say to you I'll tell you the good that is in it and he will forget the point which is what all of the evil that is in it he just wants to stick to the few good that is in it يا أخي الشيطان will not bring to you something that has باطل محب that's not what he does rather every single thing that we see today has some form of good in it has good in it الله سبحانه وتعالى يسألونك عن الخبر والميسر قل فيهما إثم كبير وما نافع للناس وإثموا ما أكبروا من نفعهما ما هو الخبر كبير لديه جيد لديه جيد لها لذلك الناس يسألون مع هذه فتاة أن باطل يكون مجموعة مع بعض الحقيقة هو one of the things that يجعل الكثير من الناس يسألون في المجموعة ويسألون من الحقيقة ويدالك الشيخ الإسلامي بمتايمة يقول الباطل ولا يظهر الباطل لا يصدر الكثير من الناس من الكثير من الناس لماذا؟ أعلم باطل الكثير من الناس لا يصدر لماذا؟  باطل الذي هو باطل لطائفة جبهة تدوء علم لن يجب أن يرى ذلك وإنما يكونوا باطل يجب أن ترى أن هذا هو the reality of this situation. So the person turns away from, the person turns away from, the bartender that is there, turn a blind eye and just focus on the group. Chekul Islam ibn Taymi said in his Bajmur Al-Fatawa the 35th volume paid 190. He said, he said that the bartender will not spread and he will not grow into existence and into the world today إلا بشوبي من الحق unless it has somewhat, some form of truth in it كما أهل الكتاب لبس الحق بالباطل just like the people of the scripture they mixed حق with باطل بسبب الحق اليسير الذي معهم because of the little truth that was with them يضلون خلقا كثيرا عن الحق الذي يجيب الامر بي and because of that they misguided so many people from the truth which was obligatory for them to believe in و يدعونه إلى الباطل الكثير الذي خم علي and they were truly calling them toward the bartel which was large in its amount in which they were upon So listen to this The people of the scripture, if you look at them there is more حق or more باطل and they will keep saying they will only talk to you about the حق which they will see that you accept but what is it that they are trying to push me to and what is it that they are really calling you to the overwhelming bartel which they are swimming in So once you do accept them and you with me you are actually now facing and you are dealing with bartel that is in its highest density and high in its amount and that is the one as I said to you brothers الباطل The bartel which is mixed with حق who will let you serve as Shubha It is the one that is referred to as Shubha It is called Qudi Shubha And if the Shaytan and those who work for Shaytan are able to get to you in any of the other root causes they will try this from the most و لذلك الشيخ و الإسلام إبنو قيّم رحمه الله الشيخ و الإسلام إبنو قيّم سيز في this كتاب يفتحوا جانب السعادة So the Shubha went to the heart they said و الشبهة واردوا يريدوا على قلب يحورو بين نقوة بين كان شاب الحق له He said The Shubha it falls into the heart and It becomes an obstacle between it the truth and it's heart It will actually be an obstacle that stand between the heart and the truth So you can never see the reality of the truth because the shubha is right there in front of him يجب أن يتواجد المجموعة عن المجموعة والمجموعة وكيف يبدو بمجموعة وإذا جسوفيان التوريه رحمه الله يقول مَا من ضلالة تِن there is no misguided إِلَّا عليها زِينا إيسيب this beauty with it فَلا تَعْرُوا دِيْنَكَا لِمَنْ يُغِضُهُ إِلَيْكَا لا تُعجبك مجموعة للمجموعة لا تُعجبك مجموعة للمجموعة لأجزاء who hates it who hates what you are upon and the part in which you are upon and it also hates for you to be in the good that you're in this is like that for you so we have to understand that the bar dill and the haqq being mixed is one of the root causes why so many people today will say to your أخي what about this what about that and I mentioned this story many times الشيخونة الشيخ عبد الكريم القضير حفظ الله he used to have a phone a phone and he got rid of that phone and he put himself a smartphone so when he got himself a smartphone and I was using it one day and randomly a woman popped up on the screen you see and I wouldn't be shocked if the woman was just you know her hair was showing it's simple like that the way we would say it's simple so he got rid of the phone he said get away from this I don't want to say it anymore so he got rid of the phone pay attention and he said I got rid of the smartphone and I went back to the dump phone which is the old phones that we used to use then he said something very powerful and he said that because so many people said to me الشيخ but what about this مصارحة what about these benefits I listen to Quran with it I do this and I do that he said در أول المفسدة أولا من جرب المصرحة repairing the evil takes presidents in bringing about good yes but he saw it to be what there is nothing except that it has in it what good and what evil and that's the majority of the people when you say يا أخي this is حرار this is لا يدوز الشريعة doesn't permit this it will say to you it will say to you did you think to yourself الشيطانس don't permit you بارتل بحب بارتل which is pure بارتل يا أخي even the Christian Jews won't take that no human being will take that let alone a Muslim بارتل which is clay بارتل everybody is a fitra where I love it the only thing that can be used for everybody whether it be a Muslim or not is what the بارتل that has some happened that's the one that it will spread to you so my beloved brothers and sisters be careful protect yourselves and make sure that you don't get fooled by that the next root course that brings about deviation and diverts a person from the straight path is خُل بارتل free mixing with the people of this guidance the people of falsehood يا أخوة free mixing and it's a mingering with someone or something leaves affect in your heart it leaves stains in your heart and as we're all aware of we as human beings we copy one another we imitate each other we mimic one another and if you look at prophets they were not made to go to become shepherds for caravans because the character of the camel is what it's tough and the prophet and it's also stubbornness and also aridness when we just come to them from it will come to them from the animal it's a haywan it's nothing like a human being by free mixing with this animal this person starts picking up attitudes and personalities and starts to think in a particular way الله says in the Qur'an اللعب وأشد وكفر وَالِفَاقَ وَأَجْدَلُ وَالْلَا يَعْلَمُ فِوْدُ بَأْنزَلَ اللَّهُ we're stubborn people whereas there are ones that are راع الغنم those who go after sheeps goats and lambs they're simple, they're humble and they also are good leaders and the animal will sheep the goat so every prophet that came as the prophet told us he says وَلَمْ يُبَعَتْنَ لِيُرْ قَدْ a prophet was never sent out إلا كَاجَ راع يَلْغَلَمِ he was a راع يُغَلَمِ the messenger told us the reason is because أعلموا صحابة فتحني فما بالو كده would you take a human being who could talk to you could conversely with you who could get his point across to you who could convince you صحب أعلموا كارت تنديدسي it's just an animal right ونديل شيخ وليسلام sorry شيخ وليسلام sorry حق الإمام الحافظ أبو رجل الحمبلي in his Kitab لطائف البعاري because of that الحافظ أبو رجل برحيمه الله in his book لطائف البعاري يقل 130 he says إِن مَغْنُ فُوْسَ تَتَأَسَّا بِمَا تُشَاهِدُهُمِ أحوالِ أبناء إِجَيسِي إن رجل said something very powerful he said that the soul it copies and it copies what it sees from the situation of its people we copy what I've got if you live with the people who are generous you tend to become generous if you live with the people who are stingy your upbringing has an effect on you does it not? so خُلقَةُ أهلِ بَعْدِل makes it a free makes it an intermingling with the people of Olsut is something that what it affects the person's perception affects the person's heart and implementation but he died in Sheik Hussam Ibn Taymi he said فَكَمْ مِنَ الْنَاسِهِ how many people لَمْ يُولِتْ خَيْرَلُ وَلَا شَرْبَلُ حَتَّا رَأَظَ يَهُمِ how many people we didn't know what evil they didn't even want good they didn't even know they didn't want good but they saw somebody other than them لَسِيَ بَإِنْ كَانَ نَظِيْرُ especially if that person is your same age or somebody is close to you يَفْعَلُهُ when you saw that person do something فِفْعَلَهُ when you do it بَإِنَّ الْنَاسِكَ أَسْلَابِ الْقَضْةَ مَجْلُولُونَ عَلَا تَشَبُهِ بعضِيْبَعُ people are like we copy each other we mimic one another week how many times have you gone to the message you sat down you weren't planning to play sooner you saw somebody who you with with play sooner you're still having started play sooner it wasn't part of your plan yeah but it made you stand up and play that sooner where did that come from who you copy but that is bad it's good to copy the Muslims it's good to you but why how did that happen صح it's because we copy one another but then you can the self-mohadid ummah they would again sit with the people of innovation and sit with people of falsehood بندالي برحوسين as Imam وضهبي who brings in the seal على بلو بلاه he said صعبة أهل بداع توريث الإعواض عن الحق he said the companionship and the friendship of the people of innovation توريث الإعواض it inherits you and it makes you turn away from the truth ألمان ماريخ رحمه الله he said الدروه من الباطر يهلكة getting close to falsehood is a destruction والقول في الباطر يصدع على الحق and a statement of guidance misguidance it blocks you from the truth فضيل معياتين من جالس صاحبة بداع anyone who sits with a person of innovation لم يُعطل حكمة wisdom is not given to them if you sit with a person of innovation you're never going to be given wisdom so wisdom is actually in opposition to sitting with innovators إبراقيم رحمه الله he said that is إغاطة للهفان the first volume page 55 إن العبد إلى عتاد السماع الباطر إبراقيم says if the person makes it a norm in listening to falsehood وقبوله an acceptance of it أكسبه ذلك تحريفا للحق عمواضر it will inherit you by default you would start to have these characteristics which is what distorting the truth from its placing you start to distort the evidences when it sends you away you start to find this interpretation to tamper with it where did this come from? where did it come from in what do you call it distorting the evidences it's صحبة العربية it's been friends and companionship with the people of falsehood so that is what many people if you sit with them where you look at them their problem came from them as I said previously عبد الرزاق ونهما مصالع علي رحمه الله the issue of a تشيئ يُر they said it slipped into him the تشيئ of course is of different levels but they asked him this is the teacher of بِمَا مَا مَا مَا مَا مَا مَا مَا مَا عبد الرزاق so they asked him they said to him okay listen where did this come to you from because all of your شيوخ and all of your teachers are what the people of Sunnah the علماء of Sunnah where did this concepts where did it come to you from and he mentioned a particular person who he was affected by a person who he was affected by he said this person whose manners I respected and the way they carried themselves I respected had affected what had an effect on me and so look what happened by respecting this person's etiquettes big ass slipped into him and falsehood got into him and that's very one of the one of the things that I went and passed it from the truth also one of the things that I got in Kiram which is a root cause it's a root cause for a deviation from the truth is كثرة أهل الباطر when the people of falsehood are large in number if the people see كثرة أقائلينة he sees a lot of people saying statement or he sees a lot of people attributing themselves to this deviated group a lot of the people this would carry them to and it would push the person to believe that this is the right and that this is the truth and it then makes him feel that the people who are the minority the ones who are less in number are the people who are what who are misguided and they are corrupt and they are overzealous and that they are confused and this my beloved brothers and sisters this argument that the majority of the people are upon this بادي القجة أهلو بلال this is the proof of the misguided people that's their argument that's their daily wherever you find them من قبل ومن بعض before and today they still the same they still use the argument Allah said about them فرعون say this this is a فرعونly argument but did he say فَمَا بَالُغُرُونِ أُولَا what about the old the generation before most of them if you're coming to us and say this is what's right what about the previous people all of the thousands of people millions of people before you where did they go the misguided do you know what kind of the long same argument هذه حجة فرعونية it's a فرعوني argument وليالك الله تعالى when you look at the Qur'an and you do تتبع of the Qur'an and you do observation of the Qur'an and you do the another consistently looking you find that the Qur'an rather rebukes the majority Allah says وإن تطلق أكثر من في الأرض you will look and submit to God if you obey the majority of the people they will misguide you from the straight path الله also says وما أكتل الناس ولو حرصت بمؤمنين the majority of the people are not right الله سبحانه وتعالى He praises the minority He's وقليل من عباد الشرق little from my slaves are those who show gratitude الله also says وإن كثيرا من الخلطاء إلا يبغي بعضهم على بعض إلا لدينا آمن وعمل صالحات وقليل ما little are they which ones which were little the ones who were أمامك وحمل صالحات قليل من عباده little are they so this ideology that you find that أكتلية majority majority majority this is as I said it is a حجة فعالية that many people try to try to use and it is without a doubt it is from the root خوزة that divert a person from the truth because the person starts feeling غربة alone by himself he asked me and these people are we the only guided people نحن على حق are we the only people upon the truth my beloved brothers and sisters the day of judgment a prophet is going to come and no one is with him he is alone does that mean that that prophet is not upon the truth وليس مع واحد a prophet is going to come and no one is with him he is alone the whole Ummah of his time don't believe in him does that mean that that prophet is upon his guidance and the people who I didn't say one person followed him or two people followed them or three we're talking about a whole قوم they didn't have amongst them one person to accept it from him another prophet is going to come وَنَّبِي وَمَعَوَهَ وَرَجُوا وَرَجُولَانِ and a prophet will just come with one person another prophet is only going to come with two people all of that is going to happen so this argument that it's about the quantity and the amount that you have to prove that this is the right rather the majority of the people's heart is inclined to as we said before the truth that's mixed with the heart they're already it's a because listen the so what if that I mentioned all of these things that divert you from the heart that I mentioned it to you and I'm telling you about brothers and sisters is so much in amount that majority of the people fall under these so that's why it's easy for them to be swayed to be diverted from the straight path it's little who's come with the characteristic method of knowledge we mentioned that جال is it common amongst the people or is knowledge more common amongst the people exact so the people of knowledge are literally number so by default or by from the get go you can see that the root cause of deviations don't represent the people and the majority of the people but in that it can some people it gets to them when they look at the people's comments and it gets to them when they find a people's response they actually are talking to a people لا يعرفون يمينهم عشيماني they don't know their right hand from their left hand in the religion they don't so when you take their thoughts and then you take onto their expressions and their عجيم don't take that into consideration even when they agree with you don't take it into consideration are you with me brothers the understanding and the comprehension of the truth has nothing to do with what the people think or else we fall into the democracy we criticize ولي ذلك العلاف أن وفق أبو محمد المقدس يرحم الله حتاية الملدره في القرآن بيج باي بيج 57 بيج 58 يقول شيء مرحبا أن وفق أبو محمد المقدس يرحم الله يقول ومن العاجبي أنه أهل البيضعي يقول يسه يتفقده يقول ومن العجب what is fascinating is أن الأهل البيضعي are people of innovation يستجدونه they use evidence على كونهم أهل الأهل الحق وطبعاً في آخر زمالي عندما يقومون بالنسبة إلى الثلاثة من الوقت وغرباتهم وأنهم غريباً وغغوري أهلي بداعي وكثتراتهم وأن الناس يذهبون إلى أبحارهم وأنهم سنكون كبيراً ولكنهم سلقوا سبيل الأمام في فستي بلايهم ولكنهم فعلوا يستخدمون على طريقهم من الناس before in using as evidence على أم بيائهم their profits يستخدمون فلعوني أهلي يستخدمون مع موسى كثتراتهم these are the things that are often used against people at Sunnah وانما يستخدمون على طريقهم أن يستخدمون مالية أن يستخدمون الناس so this is something that is fascinating I will walk away from the old and the old of the Maqdis and the Mercy of God which is that أهل الباطل where ever you find them brothers, this is common I don't know if you ever have heard of it This is common قلق أنا تجد Little do you find them saying إذا كان هناك بعض المفتاحين يقولون أن الناس are so poor and people are so un-attractive like you can't sit with them just make us another day we can sit with you that's what they say and Allah told the Prophet ﷺ don't turn your eyes away from these people don't ever dismiss these companions whether they are literally number whether they don't look appealing as the Khufar do don't these are the ones I'm pleased with they might not look appealing they might look out of shape they might have a world mind that's what a world mind brings strange and it brings that because they're living on on scripture and the source of the textual evidence God is God's messenger and they're living at the wrong time they're living with the wrong people these are the ones whose logic keeps changing and their rationality keeps changing and how they observe things and their perception keeps changing but these people are going to be strange because they're living 1400 and 70 years ago when the Prophet ﷺ was living on is what they want to live in the 21st century it's a praise for them and that's when the Prophet ﷺ said بندق الإسلام وريب بندق الإسلام غريبا الإسلام started of strange when it first came look at what happened in Makkah how strange they were looking was so for ya'udu, gharib and kama is going to go back to that strange that's how it's going to be then the Prophet ﷺ for all that he was about glad tidings for the strangers that day glad tidings for those people when the Prophet ﷺ is going to come a time that's going to come a time that's going to come a time where the one who's holding onto his religion is like he's holding onto charcoal his hand is burning but he's still not going to let go he's not going to let go it burns his hand the charcoal is burning his heart palp but he's still holding onto it he's not going to let go of it and that's what's happening to this individual he's been insulted he's been ridiculed but he's still not going to let go let go of that sunnah but he's still going to stick to it سبحان الله if you look at these people the things that they belittled them is what let me guess short thought this one things that are sunnah the sunnah of the messenger is what they make the jokes and the ridicules don't worry you're on a path that you don't need to worry about now some may argue this is a side point some may argue is that how do you then reconcile between the statement of هرقلاء in which he said to Abu Sufian when Abu Sufian and Heleklah had the discussion Abu Sufian was asked as you do that this Muhammad's follow was increased in number Abu Sufian said نعم Heleklah then said وقدالي can be man man is like that it increases in number so you're now saying that the people of Haq are little in number but Heleklah and Abu Sufian when they having their dialogue and their discussion the answer was that he sat him on as you do and they increased and he responded by saying نعم and then Heleklah said a powerful statement and he said وقدالي can be man and he man is like that it increases but you're here saying that we're little in number so there's two answers for this number one is that Heleklah did not make only this the sign of the process of the prophecy rather he made other things and he mentioned other things in which he used على صحة نبوت محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم صح? He mentioned other things