We'll click on Archived Trader Education Webinars. Next up on the line, we have Melissa Armo. She's based in New York. Melissa is an international businesswoman who empowers people all over the world to trade the market successfully. By studying and researching the industry, Melissa has found that she is drawn to a trading strategy that focuses on stocks that gap, and she's created a system. As she found success with that system, Melissa realized that she could help others attain their dreams by sharing her system with them. Her program teaches that all it takes is studying and concentration even for a few hours a day to begin a new income stream and lifestyle. Today, Melissa will discuss the Golden Gap 26-Point Rating System, unmuted. Melissa, if you are all set, I'll go ahead and give you screen control. Testing 1-2, let me know if everybody can hear me. We can hear you just great. Looks perfect. Exclusive, I really appreciate the opportunity to be here today. Gorgeous afternoon here in New York City. And again, my name is Melissa Armo. I own my own company. It's called the Stockswish LLC. And I actually do have an international business. It's so ironic because when I started trading, obviously I live in the United States. But the funny thing is a lot of people internationally love to trade the US market. Why? Because there's a lot of movement and volatility in stocks in the market. So 50% of my clients and people in my trading room and that have taken my class actually are not in the US. So it doesn't matter where you live, you can trade the US market. And specifically today, we're gonna talk about gap trading. Why? Because I love gaps. And it's the only strategy that I trade. And a lot of people find day trading. And this is, again, what I do. A lot of people find day trading challenging. But it's actually not if you're very, very focused, like honed in like a sniper, that you know what to look for every day to do it. So we're gonna talk about today, gap trading made easy. And if we have time, we'll have to see at the end. I actually did wanna bring up my live charts and talk about the market. And the market's open right now. So I don't have a lot of time. I'm hoping that we do. Even if I have like five, 10 minutes to talk about the market, because really that was the whole thing about the day was the market of the topic of the entire day today. And I thought, gosh, you know, I really would love to talk about it. So hopefully we'll get through this. I will look at everybody's questions towards the end and then I really would like to talk about the market. The funny thing is, I just heard the end of the last presentation by Robert. Unfortunately, I didn't get to hear his whole presentation. But Robert was talking about technical analysis. And guess what? I love technical analysis. That's the exact way that I trade. And really all technical analysis is, is reading price action. That is what technical analysis is. It's I'm reading the price action, but I'm using candlesticks to do it. But it's the live moving price. That's all technical analysis is. And that is how I make decisions based on my gap trading. So we're gonna talk about it in here today. If you'd like more information, you can email me at melissa at the stockswush.com. You can also go to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and contact me at any one of these places here if you'd like more information. Now, if you want to see my market calls and plays of the day, you can go to my YouTube site. You can just subscribe on here to YouTube. And this webinar tape will be on there as well today. So this is me. I unfortunately don't have a way to show you a picture of me live with a webcam and a PowerPoint, but I started trading at the end of 2008. And here it is, it's almost 2016. And it's hard to believe. I cannot imagine my life prior to trading because I love what I do. However, I really don't not want to have a life. When I started out, I had no life because I did mortgages for a very long time and I had absolutely no life. I worked seven days a week. And one of the things, the reasons I started to trade was I wanted to find a new career, get out of mortgages but I wanted to have a life and I don't want to trade all day. And the strategy that I trade, I'm done and in and out of the trades very quickly. Sometimes in three minutes, five minutes, 15 minutes, 10 minutes or half an hour. I do not trade all day until the market closes. I run a room and I close it out every day and you know, later than 11, I have to have a life. And let me tell you something, it counts and matters in the quality of what you do to actually have that own personal space where you have time for yourself. Because for a long, long time I did it and it catches up to you after a while. And it really doesn't even matter how much money you make. You have to get to the point where you say, you know what, my life is in balance now and it can't be all about work. Now I love the market and I love gaps and I love trading and I love making money but it's not everything, okay? So I just wanna preface that as well. I do teach my class on the weekends. It doesn't interfere with my trading and I trade in the morning and I'm done quickly every morning. So you can do this gap trading thing that I'm gonna talk about today and still have a life, which I recommend is the point. So is it easy to make money if you know how to trade? The answer is yes. And if you are in this place with your trading where you're in this box and you're starting to feel like it's so hard and it's so hard and I'm losing and I gotta tell you, it's never too late, okay?  The market will always be there. Know that if you're stuck in this place where you are not doing well, you can just take a break. You know, the market's not going anywhere and sometimes it's good for people to do that. I have a gentleman that's been following me and he hasn't done the class yet but he's trading and he's losing and he hasn't taken the class and he's been watching me and he's suffering because he doesn't know how to trade and I told him, take a break because what happens is if your mindset is just not in the right place, you won't get yourself out of the box and you have to get yourself out of the box if you wanna be a profitable trader. So what does it take? Okay, how can you do this? You have to know what to do, where and also of course when. And the fact is it can be done.  So what I do like I said is gap trading and it's a very profitable way to trade and after you book the trade, that's it. The money is yours and if you have a retail account you can take it out the exact same day. So it is a highly lucrative and expeditious manner to trade and profit. The problem is that many people lose money trading because they do not know how to take out trades or what stock to watch or what direction to even take the trade in the first place, okay?  You really have to know because you're taking risk in the market when you're actually trading. So many people then don't know what to do. They make mistakes and then what happens is they lose, okay? Then they're in fear and then they lose conviction in the market and you don't wanna lose conviction in the market because actually as I was saying the market is a place that you can make a lot of money. So you need to hold that conviction that it can be done. Now here's an example, this was Staples. Now Staples actually got down today. This is a one minute chart of Staples, which is SPLS. Again, you need to know what to do and where and when. Staples actually got down but it wasn't an immediate trade and you needed to know where to do this to take it to short it. It was not a long and was a short but it didn't set up right a ways. If you didn't know where to short this you might have lost money in Staples shorting it even though it went right on the day. So again, many people even if they knew to watch the Staples it actually had earnings out this morning and they may have thought, well, this is a short. It's a good short. If they didn't take it at the right place of the entry then they may have lost. So again, you have to have all the pieces of the puzzle together. It's the pick, it's the right direction which some people don't even know how to do that but let's just say you do, you have to get the entry right. And this is a lot of the big challenge with day training for people. They don't know where to put the stop and they feel like they get jostled around but actually it's easy if you know what to do. Now, here's the plan of action, Staples. It wasn't an amazing gap. This is a five minute chart in the Staples. Where was the entry on Staples here? It was on a five minute chart around 10 o'clock Eastern time. Not on the one minute which I normally train. I didn't do Staples out of the open today, okay? Because of the fact the gap was not amazing but it was a short and it was a pick and it was a watch but it wasn't a good one to do aggressively. Show the entry and Staples to short it was here. The stop would have been over this far here and again, this is a chart. You're looking at the price action in the chart to know that you could do this on the live day. You needed to let this whole thing do its thing here in the Staples into the morning into 10 o'clock to know that this was a valid short here at the time that it set up because it wasn't something you could have been aggressive in. So it's the plan of action. The plan of action is when I figure out my plan of action before the market opens and that's what I do in gaps. So what do you need in order to make money as a trader and specifically day trading because I really, that's what I focus on. Although you can do gaps for swing trades and overnights. Number one, you have to arrive the right pick daily. All you need is one. You can do as many as rate well, but you need one, okay? And you gotta get the right pick, which when I say pick, I mean the stock symbol, okay? Number two, the right direction to play the pick, okay? If you went long Staples today, you lost. You have to get the directional bias for the stock right either long or short. There's only two ways to play it to make money. You can only go longer short to make money in the market. Three, the right entry for the pick. You have to get in at the right price point. I call that the trigger point. It sets in triggers and you enter in the trigger and then you know it's good. And then what happens, you're up immediately and that's the beautiful thing about the way that I take my trades with my entries. As soon as they trigger, I'm up immediately. And sometimes they go right to the target and the trigger of the first entry. And then you need an exit for the pick. Where are you getting out? I figure that out before the market opens. I don't hold every trade to the target. Some I do, some I don't. So you have to know where am I exiting this trade today, okay? And all of this is figured out as a plan of action before you're even doing anything before 9.30. So it's about really working smarter, not harder because you don't want to exhaust yourself by looking at charts all day long. And that's what I was talking about earlier. A lot of people do this. It's insane actually.  And even if you start the morning down, why would you trade all day then and just be down more? You have to just be so focused on what you're doing and why and then it either works or it doesn't. And at the end of the day, you'll make more money and be less at risk spending time in the market in a focused period where you're in the trades less time. So you're in it less time and therefore you're at less risk. It's about narrowing down what to do and then doing it well. It's really all about being good. And so you've got to find a way to make it easier for yourself and focus helps that, getting good helps that. So the object, I know this sounds like an oxymoron, but the object is to get good, not to make money. And as a result, if you do get good, you will make money and the more you will make. So this is again where many, many people kind of missed the boat with trading because of the fact that they are not focused enough on getting good. If you really set out to do this thing and you say, I want to be a great trader, you will end up becoming not only a great trader, but a very profitable one as well. If your only objective really is to just make money at any cost, then you're probably gonna end up defeating the purpose of you doing it and losing. Okay. So it can be easy to make money in the market if you know what to do. You just have to be focused. It doesn't have to be hard. And you have to know what the strategy is that you're trading. So for me, it's gaps. And I named my system the Golden Gap. And it's just because of the fact that I have a rating system that I feel like it's like gold when I find stocks that set up and meet the criteria in the market. And that's how I named it in the first place. So what do I do? I get up every morning before the open, 7, 7 38 o'clock. I go through and scan the stocks that are gapping and I focus on shorts, which we're gonna talk about in a minute. And I rate the gaps using my 26 point system. Then I wait till the open. After 9 30, I do not trade in the pre and post market. I wait till the stock sets up in a one minute chart and went till triggers. And then I'm in it. I put the stop in. I use the heart stop. And then in the first move, I'm either all out full in the first move or out half and I hold the rest of the target. And this depends on the market conditions on the day, whether or not I, the gap rating is high enough that I feel that the stock will go to the target on the day. And then also I do not trade when there is no good gaps. So the criteria of the 26 points tells me if the stock is gonna work or not. So if the gap rates 20 points or more per my system, in the direction of the gap, I short it. If it rates under 20, then I don't do it at all. And if there's none that rate 20 or more, then I don't trade that day. This is another very important factor in learning how to be successful in what you do when you make it easy for yourself. Because a lot of traders make it so hard when there's nothing good to do and then they force it. And then it becomes hard. The most money of the days that I ever made are the easiest days that I ever trade. And the days that are hard are the days that you lose. And it's not about the money per se. It's about the fact that you're trying to force something or not. So think about it. When, I always say, let the market give it to you. The market gives me the gap. It opens. It gives me the setup. I take it. No hesitation, why? Because I've everything planned out and have a plan of action before I even take the trade. Where I want it to set up, how I want it to set up. The entry, the trigger point, the target, where I'm getting out. And what I'm watching, okay? So there are a few critical factors that must be present in your trading if you wanna make real consistent money trading. And if these critical elements are present, then not only can you make $500,000 a day, you can make more than that trading. And as time goes on, you can increase your risk, meaning if you start at risking $100, you can all of a sudden be risking $1,000 on a trade. And obviously then you're making more. The sky is a limit in the market. It's just that many people never really get good at one thing. I have done that. I really am serious about this. And whether you learn to trade gaps with me or go to something else, I'm telling you right now, if you take this away from this webinar, it will be worth your time today. The way that you make money in the stock market is to be good at one thing. And that is all you need. You do not need to do everything. And the people that make the most money are very, very good at one thing. Now, that's all you need. I always have people saying, well, I'm less than one. But don't you wanna do Forex?  Don't you wanna do that? No, no I don't. I just wanna keep risking more in the things that I'm doing. That's it, okay? That's all you need to do. You just increase your size and risk. So many people fail, however, to have all of the critical pieces that are necessary to be a successful trader. What are they? Number one, be focused. This is what I was saying. Number two, do one strategy. And I even do it in one direction. I even only focus on shorts. Now, you can go long, but I only go long, but I don't like a short. That's a personal preference. Number four, you gotta know how to take the entry. Number five, you have to know where you're getting out before the open. And if you know where you're getting out before the open, it's very helpful, like I said, because then you're not stressed out about what you should do on the very live day, okay? So it's all about focus. Now, who makes gaps? Or these gaps that I have the criteria called golden gaps. Institutional money, that's what makes the gaps. Today, Target had earnings this morning and it gapped down. The high of the day, this is a one minute chart of Target, which is TGT, 71.97. So here's the open. So you would get up in the morning and you would scan for your stocks and Target would be on your watch list. You decide if you like it or not based on the rating. Let's say you do, you don't take it yet. Anyways, you have to wait for it to trigger. As it turns out, here's 9.30. This is the 9.31 bar in Target. This actually opened and swushed, okay? This is called a stock swushed. So the high up here is 71.97. The low in here, into the drop, is 69.27. So the stock opened and swushed. Now this is an institutional sell-off that's happening in the stock. And it happened right here into the open. Now you might have actually played this or you might have watched it, seen the swush and then played it after the fact. But either way, it was a short. Now, what does this tell you? That banks and hedge funds sold out of Target today. So as a trader, as a day trader, you want a short selling action. That's the best thing that you can possibly do to make money to the downside. You want a short, big selling action which you had in the Target today. Now you would have had to be watching this though to get the trade, okay? Now let me see some questions here. Well, I'm gonna go over and show you how I scan them in a minute. Someone's asking about picking them, but I rate them. I rate them using the criteria that I have which I'm gonna talk about a little more to. I have 26 points, I just check them off. Do, do, do. Whether it's Target or the other one I'm gonna talk about today which was GoPro. That was the play of the day today in my room. I rate it. I tally them up. If they rate 20 or more, I do it. Where am I getting the points from? The daily chart. So I'm looking at the daily chart of the stock that's gapping when I scan the stocks in the morning or you can scan stocks at night. Actually there's a couple out tonight. I think sign is out tonight. End taps out tonight. You could look at them tonight. You could rate the stocks tonight. But I still double check them in the morning, okay? So what are these points that I'm getting off the daily chart which is based on technical analysis which is based on price action which is really how you know whether something's along or a short, okay? That's how you predict what it's gonna do based on really the price action but I have devised a method using a point system but I'm using the daily chart but I'm taking the entries on the one minute chart or the five. So the 26 points measures gaps by rating them on the daily chart to find stocks to trade that have number one. A high probability of directional bias for the entire day even if I'm not trading it all day I'm looking for something that would move all day. Have a big move on the day which target did and so did GoPro. Early confirmation of the bias and the move I got to see the confirmation between 9.30 and 10 and I'm usually in it by then and sometimes out of it by then and then I'm looking for precise entries with follow through and a good risk to reward potential. And what do I mean? I mean if I risk a dollar I wanna make two or three or four. Sometimes you take a trade deal and make one but it's still money. Now let's talk here. Someone was saying, well, how do you know what stocks to watch? Well, you get up in the morning, you look at your scanner. GoPro was actually gapping down today. Here's a pre-market chart of the GoPro. This was not last night, it was this morning. This did not have earnings. I forget the reason for the gap but it gapped. So this wasn't an earnings gap. Not every gap that I do is an earnings gap but I still rate the gap. So I rated it. How do I know what to do with it? Well, I have to look and see where this thing is. So here you are in the morning. It's seven o'clock, you gotta roll that a bet. And you see this is technical analysis. I'm looking at the price action of the pre-market trading of GoPro. It's hovering, hovering between 20, 25, 20, 30, $20, 20, 40. It's gapping, okay? So then I go through the points and I say yes, this is a good one, okay? And here's where you get them. You have a scanner, everybody does on their platform and if you don't, you can just buy a scanner, okay? But this comes free with the platform. I scan. So these are the actives, these are the gainers in the NASDAQ and these are the losers. I just focus on the losers and you got 40 right here, 20 and 20. And here's the New York. So again, I like the shorts. So I'm looking at the losers and these two columns and I go through, boom, boom, boom. And you can rate them all if you want. Now I scan because I'm doing this for a while, obviously, and I can pick the good ones. There was the GoPro. And so I have an easier time with it but I do still go through and look at them all and then I usually make a small list of maybe four or five or six. And in earning season, you could even rate 10 or something but you're getting them off the scanner of the down gaps, then you rate them. So you're doing all of this in the pre-market. So you're all situated. It's also easy to know what to do when you know what a failure looks like. The market actually gapped down. This is a one minute chart and I'm showing the QQQQs open on the 16th. This was just a couple of days ago. And the market gapped down. Some people might have been looking to short the market but it wasn't a short. In fact, I called the market long. I did not buy the market this day but it actually was a long and it had a good rally. This was two days ago. It was a failure. What happened here? Again, this is stuff you learn from me too. Not only do you know what to do, first of all, if you had rated the gap in the market when they rated good to short. And then also you would have seen it open, into the open and would have known not to short it. This is the market opening here. Sells off hard, drops and breaks the low, flips. Makes a bottoming tail with a green head and bounces. And rallies all day. This was low the day in the market on that day on the 16th.  So you don't keep going after this. But by the way, you wouldn't have done anything with this if you had rated it because it didn't rate good. It did not rate good as a short of the market. And you can use the system for gaps for ETFs. People always ask me that too. I prefer the stocks. But you can do it for that as well. Rita is asking me what platform do I use? I use Sterling for my live platform. This is not my live platform. This is Orvis, just the charts. And actually I'm thinking of changing to eSignal. I'm playing around with it, trying to get used to it rather than and get off the Orvis. But this is not my live platform. Sterling has charts, but they don't have enough data in the charts. I only go back five days in the charts in Sterling. So I actually don't like to use the Sterling charts to make my decisions. People always ask me that. You don't see my live platform in the room. It's Sterling, it's not this. But I like the candlesticks here. So you can use two packages, which I do. One for the live trading because Sterling has a fast execution. And I've been on it forever. And you just get used to an execution platform system for the order entry. And then you just don't wanna change. And that's pretty much where I'm at with Sterling. But this charting system I've been on for a long time, but I think I'm gonna change. And eSignal has a lot of different functions and features. So anyways, we can talk about that more later. But the charts that you see when I talk and teach and trade in the room are not my live platform, Sterling is, but it only goes back five days in the charts. So you gotta have two things. One, a fast execution system to use hotkeys which Sterling has to take the entries when they set up on the one minute chart. And I do use hotkeys, and two, you gotta have charts. And they gotta be live moving charts that have quality data. And the good thing about having two systems as well is I can double check the price is accurate. So the benefit also of having the live charting package with a separate place than my live data feed for the order execution platform, which is my live platform, is that I actually can verify the price to see if it's similar, okay? That's just a little sidebar. All right, so it's easy to know where the targets are ahead of time so you know where to get out if you figure it out before they open.  Again, I figured out in the morning the target on GoPro was $19. So here was the trade. Stop closed the night before up here, here it's worked out and it opened. This is the GoPro, this is the play of the day today. So in the morning before the open, I figured out the target. The target was $19. It went to 1904 before 10 o'clock. So it went there. It actually went past it. But again, you need to know in the morning before you take the trade or you're getting out a target or you're holding the morning or you're getting out by 10 o'clock. You've gotta know, okay? It's really easy to know what to do if you know what to watch, what direction, where you're getting out. You know the targets. All of us are figuring out before 9.30. And you ran to the gap, you did everything. So that when 9.30 rolls around, the stock opens, drops, rallies up here, holds, and you short it. The short of this was right in here, right in this bar here at 9.33. No hesitation, boom, you take it. Stop is over this bar here. So if you're all situated and ready to go, when it opens and triggers, you just take it. And look what it did. Again, as soon as it triggered, it fell off a planet. And you could have gotten out of it in here or you could have held it to 19. Or you could have held it even longer. But I like to be in trades and out of them quickly. So again, it's easy to know what to do ahead of time when you have it all figured out because you know the rating. G-Pro rated 20 points or more. Here's a daily chart of G-Pro right in here. And this, you didn't know. You didn't know in the morning. All you saw was this back here. You saw this, gobbledygook. But it's price action in the pre-market. It's the gap happening live. You don't see this until the open. Then it goes and then it goes and you watch for it to set up. So that's why you gotta know what to do. But I'm telling you, this is like gold people because you know what to do because of the stuff. In the rating system, it tells you that this daily chart of G-Pro is lower and therefore it's short. But you have to wait till it sets up. Now here was the trade in this. It was a short. 1985 was the entry stop was 2010. Risk is 25 cents. This is actually really, really good for a stock at this price point. This is an advanced risk. $1,250 was 5,000 shares of this. If you held it to 19, you could have made $4,250 today. 3.4, our trade in 10 minutes. This is, your day is done and this is an entire amount of profit for some people that could last for the entire week or even month. This is just one trade. Now, I'm gonna go back here. Here's the short. There's the stop. And actually I also figure out the resistance and the support in the pre-market in the morning. And I have a worksheet which I teach with a class which I give over one and I put the numbers in the room in the morning.  And that's why it's easy. It's just boom, boom, boom. What if it had opened and not set up? Well, then I wouldn't have done it. What if it had opened and set up and found and flipped me out and I got stopped out and I lost? Well, then that's it. Then I take the loss. You have to have a system that has more winners and losers. You cannot have the expectation that every single trade is gonna work. That's false. Okay. But you have to have the expectation that most of the trades that you take will work so that you'll take them. And how do you do that? Because you follow the system and you have everything figured out and planned ahead of time before the market even opens. And then when it does, you just do it. So you are always, always so focused on what you're doing so that when it hits, you can take it. But if you are waiting or don't know or you're insuring yourself or you're in fear, then you're gonna miss it, okay? So this is again where it ends up being where I'm focusing just on one strategy, which is gaps. And it's also shorting to the like to short. And that's how I've gotten really good where I have so many more winners than losers. And that's how you can make your career out of day trading. Because if you take a trade, we make $4,000. And the next day you take a trade that loses 1,000.  You see? So it's real money. But you don't have to risk this much. But I'm telling you, if you get good, you certainly can. So the one of the things I like about gap trading is it just goes so fast. I mean, to be able to make that kind of money in 10 minutes, it's addictive. But it's real because of gaps in the way that they work. Now here was TGT today. I didn't do this, but I tell you, it was, it opened and swushed, okay? And you could have rated it in the morning and you could have done it. I'm gonna go over what the trade was if you did do it. But this high of the day here at 72 and low of the day, right before I came to the webinar, was like a $4 move in the stock. I mean, this is incredible. And this is what I'm talking about, about gaps. And you could have done them all, okay? You don't have to just do one trade, but I usually just like to focus on one thing, but everything that rates 20 or more, you can do. But it's the idea of the same strategy, one strategy, okay? And having still everything figured out before they open. You're not doing this on the fly. You still have to figure it out beforehand to know to do it. But I will tell you that when the stock opened and swushed, it gives you immediate conviction and confirmation of your bias, which is what happened here in the TGT today. Let me just look at some questions. Actually, I only have one more. Somebody said something about teaching or making money. I think that's such a funny question. I don't wanna talk too long on that, but I won't answer it. I live in Manhattan. I don't know if anybody in here is from New York. Does anyone have any idea how much money I cost to live in Manhattan? I mean, I wanna make billions of dollars. So whether I charge money for my time, which by the way is very valuable, and so is my information when I teach the 16 hour class. So it's worth it. But also I'm done trading like I said every morning. So I certainly have time later in the day or in the weekends.  And I wanna make tons and tons of money in my lifetime. And by the way, I will. So I always find that such an ironic question. I can have a life and still make tons of money and do something I enjoy. And so can you, okay, to each zone. But the reality is that Manhattan is a very expensive place to live. And the type of apartments that are here costs millions of dollars. And that doesn't even include like everything else that it costs to live here. So either way, even if I did live in Manhattan though, even when I lived other places and I lived all over the country, actually in the US, I've never lived outside of the US, but I've lived all over. I lived in the West Coast, I've lived down South. I've always, always been driven to be very successful. And if I wasn't, guess what, I would've quit this thing. I wanna quit within six months of doing this thing because it took me three years to figure this out. And do you know in that time I lost money and I kept working and my job funded my losses. So I wanted it very badly. And you can teach yourself something as well. You can make up your own strategy just like me, but you better be well-funded and you better have a lot of money behind you. And luckily I did, why? Because I was very successful in my prior career doing mortgages. So I funded myself, but it was a long road and it was a tough road. And I don't wanna ever have to redo it. But I will tell you that you have to be success-oriented and driven if you plan on making up your own strategy in the market, otherwise paying me for my class, which is four grand, is a heck of a lot cheaper. Because the market will take everything you got and more and way more than $4,000. And you can make it in one trade as I just showed you, so teach some. But anyways, getting back to the TGT. So this was a short today. I did not do it, but it was a good one. I'll go back and show you the entry. Price of the entry was 70, 25. Stop was over 70, 50. If you risked 25 cents on 5,000 shares, it's $1,250. Exit was $69 as a target, but I actually dropped another dollar and went to 68. So you could actually be in another dollar out of this. But this is an advanced risk again. Profit is $6,250. Risk to your word is five. Again, we're talking about cost of living and things and everything else. You know, four, five, $6,000.  Give it in one trade. So I mean, this is a very profitable method to do as a career if you wanna do it. And some people trade for a career. Some people just wanna do it as a side thing. Some people don't wanna risk a thousand dollars. You can't afford to take 5,000 shares or something. But I'm telling you if you can, it's very lucrative, okay? And here again is where it benefits having substantial funds. Why? Because 5,000 shares of a stock at a $7 strike price is not chump change to have in your account for real cash value that you gotta take. Now it's not dollar for dollar, but even with the leverage you would need on this, even at four to one, or even at 10 to one, you gotta have real money to be able to take that position because you gotta be able to afford the position, okay? So again, this is what trading is. The more that you make, then the more that you can and you build on it. You gotta start from somewhere though. What if you can only take 100 shares of this? 7,000 in BEP or whatever it would have taken, fine. It dropped a dollar, you only made 100 bucks. Dropped $2, you only made 200 bucks. Guess what? $200 a day, every day for 200 trading days is how much money? 40 grand a year. 40 grand a year, you're making one year. Next year you're making 80. The next year you're making 160. The next year you're making $300, some thousand dollars. And that's where you go, okay? But you're only working such a short period of time. I mean, that's the great thing about this. So anyways, here was a short, there was a stop and there was a drop. Okay, very quickly. So again, it's easy to trade gaps if you follow the system. And if you don't get a 20 point rating, then you know trade, no trading. And it's just not stressful for me anymore to trade because of the fact that I know what to do. So one huge benefit of trading gaps is you're done trading early in the morning as I was talking about any of the rest of the day to yourself. If you wanna make more money doing something else, go. If you wanna just sleep on the beach all day, do it. Whatever you wanna do, okay? I think it's about the balance. Have to have the balance. But what you spend your time on each day counts.  It matters, it matters whether you're young or old. And you do have to have goals. Like if you make your goal for the week for your bills in one trade, you could take the rest of the week off, okay? The only time that's really required for you to do this is the time it takes to do the class, invest in doing so, and then following along. I find a lot of people just really have to learn how to take direction, okay? Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Just do exactly the stuff that I teach you to come to learn from me. And you can reinvent the wheel if you want, but it's gonna be very costly in the market.  When people say, well, I'm practicing on a demo to see if I can figure this thing out and I've made $200 billion doing it on demo for the last year, that's a waste of time.  Because when you're figuring something out, even on your own, if you don't do it live money, it's not real. And it'll be starting from scratch when you do it with live money, okay? So how do you do it? You spend 30 minutes training in the morning, but you gotta learn the system if you wanna do it. Now, here was another one today, Q-Com. This had a $4 drop too. Look at this, amazing. Hi, the day appears around 52. I don't even know where this ended up. It's gonna close today, but it broke 49, which really was the target, and went down to 48 something. Guess what? This opened and swushed. Here's Q-Com. Again, I'm teaching you something here. You rate the gap in the morning. You know to watch the Q-Com, you scan, you find out on the scanner, you rate it. Guess what? It opens in the morning and swooshes. Boom, immediate confirmation of your bias. Why? It's to sell up an institutional money into the open. And since someone was asking me about teaching and stuff like that, I will tell you one, first of all, I do enjoy making money very quickly in training, but I will tell you that the benefit that I get out of teaching people, I guess, is that, well, it's really running the room. I shouldn't say that. It's really, it's running, it's when I run the room and I tell people ahead of time what somebody's gonna work. It's that ability that I have to be able to predict something to people, which means I'm accountable to them, which is different with I was alone, okay? It's the fact that I'm accountable to people that I'm making the predictions and then they're playing out. That is something that is very, very challenging to do that I do very well that a lot of people can't do. And I hope we have time to talk about the market because that's one of the things I'm predicting too. Anyways, here, here we go. Q-com, it's a short. And boom, here's the 49 number, but then it broke and went to 48. Price of the entry is 50, 10. Stop was over 50, 35. Risk was 25 cents. On 5,000 shares, if you took again an advanced risk, it's 12, 50. Again, the idea of predicting it, this is where the thrill comes to it for me besides the money because I'm predicting what something's gonna do and then I'm accountable for the prediction and then it comes out to be true so often. That power, if you can learn what I know and be able to predict things too is where you're gonna make the money in the market and you can make as much as you wanna make and over time you will. So what can you afford with your account to risk? You have to decide. You have to decide. It's different for everyone. You don't have to take big amounts of risk. I'm gonna show you the fossil. Now I risked a good amount of the fossil but if you only risked a little bit of the money in the fossil, then how much would you have made? This was a trade from Friday. This actually had another beautiful move of the day. Huge move of the day in the fossil. You get up in the morning, you find the gap, you rate the gap. Fossil did have earnings. Here's where it opened. You're watching it for the setup. You're waiting. Here's the short in fossil. Boom, okay? In and out. Here's the money that I made in the fossil, okay? But I'm taking more of an advanced risk. Oops, I didn't put the trade in here. I thought I plopped it in but the short was here. The stop was over here. In the fossil. And here was the exit. Right in here is where you would have taken it. It was 34.90. Stop was over 35.50. And then it moved more than a dollar. I thought I had it in there but I didn't. But here's my P&L from Friday. Anyways, the point I'm trying to make is you don't have to take an advanced risk to still make money. Again, it moved more than a dollar. So if you took 200 shares, you would have made more than $200. 300 shares would have made more than $300 in a dollar move, okay? Sorry, I didn't put in the exact entry than that in there. But the point I'm trying to make is my system is easy to follow once you learn it. And that's the whole point I'm trying to make is be focused, be prepared in the morning before you trade and know what you're doing. You're trading accounts, you'll be growing over time. You should have a high success rate and everything you do so that you can make money. And I teach a class as I said earlier. So the Golden Gap course teaches a 26 point rating system to find the best stock to trade each day. It teaches you how to enter and exit the stock which is imperative besides getting the directional bias right in the pit, because many day traders don't know how to take entries. And that's something you'll learn from me. And I'm using technical analysis, which is price action. That's what technical analysis is. And I teach people how to read charts. And if you want to get good as a trader, then you really do need to know how to read charts. If you want to look at fundamentals, fine. They can support your chart read. But how do you know what something's doing is what the price action is telling you. And that's how you know as a day trader because you got to make money on a live day, okay? And that's how you do it. But I'm mentoring people to do it. And when you become a good trader, then you could do this for a career if you want to.  It's up to you, all right? So let me just get through this so I could try to quickly bring up the market. The class I teach is a full two day course in how to strategically find pick and play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. You can retake the class for free anytime. It's online, like I said. And it's this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, November 21st and 22nd, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time. Email me if you want to sign up. The papers to sign up are not on the website. You have to email me directly. Cost of the class is $39.99. But I'm doing a webinar special for traders exclusive. If you sign up for the class by Friday, you will get a discount, 10% off the class price and the room free to the end of the year. So for $3600, you could do the two day class and be in the trading room live and get all my calls and just take the trades with me. Just like fossil, just do the call. Just take the trades with me, like the GoPro. And I tell you right in live time, 10 by 50 or whatever the entry is and then the stop. But the deadline for this offer is Friday, if you want to sign up. I do teach a bullish gap class. I'm doing it at the end of the year in December. This is during the week. Cost of this class is $39.99. But if you sign up for this by Friday, you can pay $3600 and get the discount for this as well and the room free too. And then I teach another class of trends, which is $9.99. If you want to sign up for a gap class, either bullish or bearish and the trends class, I'm offering a special on this and the room free to the end of the year, it would only cost you $400, say 1400.  Boom, boom, boom, boom. And again, this has to do with following direction. If you want to trial to the room, just email me at the info at the stockswish.com for the trial. I'll give you a one week trial to the room or you could be in just the next two days if you want to do the class this weekend. And I'd say observe, okay. Observe in the room when I'm calling the stocks and trading, you must take the class to be a remember. Everyone in the room has taken the class, just so you know. And you can go subscribe here. So I don't know if we have time to talk about the market or not, do we or not? I want us just telling you, even if we don't, the market's bullish, bullish, bullish, bullish. 100% conviction, the market will make a new high before the end of the calendar year 2015. The market is bullish. Do we have time to talk about it or not? And let me see if there's any questions. Do you have any options for the trades? Yes, but some won't make sense. I don't teach you how to do the options. You have to know how to do the option. I teach you the rating system for the directional bias of the stock. So then you could say, oh, this is a good one, but you'd have to still know how to do the option yourself. But you would get the rating system would tell you how to take the option. In what direction? Does that make sense? And you'd know the targets. What is the most important criteria you look for to rate the gap? Excellent question. There isn't just one thing. There's not the one thing that's the most important. And we were talking about this today in the room. It is in black and white. Why do you think I look at 26 points? It's not black and white. I don't know what that is about. Traders in general, it's like, it's like somebody is born a trader and every trader that's born thinks that way. I don't know, maybe it's because I was a philosophy major that I don't think like that. And I understand a broader spectrum. There isn't just one thing. There isn't just one thing. It's many, many, many, many things.  It isn't just one thing. It isn't just two things. It isn't just three things or four things or five things. It's everything. And that's what actually probably gives me an edge because I understand that. I understand that. You gotta be ready in the morning prepared. You gotta know what to do. You gotta know the strategy. You have to know what direction you're taking it. You have to have the sport. The resistance of targets. You gotta get the setup. You gotta wait for the market to open. You have to look what the market is doing. It's everything. That's why you gotta get good because you have to have everything. It was just one thing or two things. Guess what? I would make a black box and I'd land at every day and eat bonbons and look outside at the Manhattan and just eat bonbons and my black box would trade for me, but it can't because it needs me. Do you see what I'm saying? It's not just one thing or two things but that was a great question. We just talked about that in the room. What about SSR with gap down stocks? What do you mean SSR? I don't know what that means. Lost 11 New York, fabulous. I don't know what you mean by SSR. Okay, any other questions? I might be too late to tell you to talk about the market but listen, listen, I'm gonna do a market video if you wanna go. Go to Melissa at thestockswish.com and email me or go to the Stockswish on YouTube. I'm gonna do a market review right now because I really wanted to get to it and it was a topic of the day. Just go there and subscribe and I'll do a market review of the whole shebang because I'm telling you the market's higher and I don't know what other people said today but 100% conviction of Mark will make a new hype for the end of the calendar year and I told John that like a year ago and he's probably laughing right now. All right, thanks everyone. John could have made a million dollars on my market call and retired actually. John and Dan should have just bought the market when I said it a year ago and I first did the webinars with them and they would have just retired. I wouldn't even be here today. All right, how do you do that? Thank you so much, Melissa. Okay. All right, if you have to leave early for any reasons please remember you can go to tradersexclusive.com then go to tradereducation.com then to educational webinars on the left side of the page and again you will click on archived tradereducation.


It began before dawn, early Sunday morning. Yes, get me golf board, civil fence. Yes, Mr. Bill. For 24 hours, the whole Gulf Coast has been on Hurricane Watch, people sleeping at their posts. And now... Yes? Julie, mobile weather says it's coming. Wake everybody up. For three days now, a new hurricane's been running loose along the southern coast. A lady called Camille, supposedly headed toward the Florida Panhandle, but like any lady, perfectly capable of changing her mind. The 7 a.m. bulletin from the Weather Bureau. Camille, a small but extremely dangerous storm, is now shifting westward, moving towards the Mississippi coast. Small craft should seek safe harbor. In Gulf Board and Biloxi, the emergency operating centers already have been put on full alert. By Wade and Julia Geis, a husband and wife team. Both local civil defense directors. Wade for Harrison County, which covers most of the Mississippi coastline. And Julie for Biloxi, its largest city. The hurricane flags go up. The warnings go out. The Red Cross shelters are now being opened in Bay St. Louis, past Christiane, Gulfport, Long Beach, and Biloxi.  Secure everything that's movable. All windows should be nailed and boarded. Tides of 15 feet are expected. All residents of the low-lying areas are advised to evacuate by noon today. To Hattiesburg or Jackson. Transportation will be provided and sheltered. Please bring all the things you actually need in shelter. Most people take the advice to get out. And cars start streaming north. Sunday afternoon, Camille brushes past the mouth of the Mississippi. At first, she only blows a few shingles off the roofs. Then she begins ravaging the whole Louisiana Delta. Upriver, the levees are beginning to crumble under pressure of wind and water. Finally, at Burrus, the levee breaks. Time to get out.  By late afternoon, advanced winds are touching the Mississippi coast. The slowpokes are still gassing up. And civil defense workers and local police are going door to door, trying to route the stragglers out. No, we're not getting out. Well then, would you give me the names of your next of kin? Say, you're serious about this, aren't you? Mr. I've never been more serious than my life. Martha, let's pack up. But we'll get up on the third floor. The water won't get that high. But if the first and second floor go, the third floor is coming down. Excuse me. Come in, come in. Welcome to the hurricane party. A hundred thousand people have listened and left. Left behind, the young will think nothing can ever hurt them. The unbelievers who plan to ride it out. The sightseers. The thrill seekers. The stubborn. 6.30 p.m. Sunday in Biloxi, Mississippi. And the hurricane is really beginning to be felt here. As you can see, the palm trees are blowing, the rain is beginning to increase, and the sea is beginning to churn in the Gulf. It promises to be a long, long night in Biloxi. City office to rescue White. We have a call on Sandy Hook Road at Henniston Point 3, subject to traffic and automobile. In Gulfport in Biloxi, half a dozen trained volunteer rescue teams in heavy-duty trucks and ducks are answering the first calls for help. By 8 o'clock, power lines are falling, starting fires, and winds are quipping them out of control. Even in New Orleans, on the outer edge of the storm, Camille's beginning to cause problems. Along the industrial canal, another levee breaks begins flooding part of the city. When this is strong, one can hardly stand up in it. The rain, these torrential streets are flooded. We are cut off from the outside world in our motel here. There is no power, everything is black. Already one of Gulfport's heavy-duty rescue teams is in trouble. Rescue Red has gone out on one mission too many. Their truck is swamped in the rising tide.  Abandon your machine. Power poles are falling, live wires sizzling in the streets. Staying out now is suicide. The surge rises in front of the storm, 20 to 30 feet high. It sweeps inland with irresistible force, smashing boats, collapsing buildings, wrecking everything in its path. At midnight, the eye of the hurricane crosses east of Bay St. Louis, and winds of 200 miles an hour complete to destruction. Outside, in the wind and water, people are dying. But now, there's nothing anyone can do. They called it the American Riviera, the loveliest beach in the South. Now, when seldom top 120 miles an hour, camels have reached 200 tornado intensity, but cutting a wider swathe than any tornado that ever lived. From Biloxi to Bay St. Louis, everything's in shambles. Down the Delta, it's not much better. In Buras, where the levee broke, there were 6,000 homes. Now, only 6 are fifth to live in. Everything's flooded out. Even the graveyards are 6 feet under. In Louisiana, the damage is enormous, but the casualty list is low. Mississippi's losing on every count. Survivors are stumbling out of the shelters, still dazed by what they've been through, and at seeing how little is left. It's bound to be in here somewhere because all these are the houses that came from in this vicinity. They're all ready in here in this neighborhood, but mine was wrapped down in the corner, and I don't even see it. No, no! Some are lucky, others less so. You can't imagine devastation as complete as this. When we came over Monday, we thought we were going to still find our home. When we walked up the street and saw it level, we knew that whoever stayed would not be here. Here lie the Rishi Lou apartments in past Christiane, where some of the tenants refused to get out. But we'll get up on the third floor. The water won't get that high. Come in, come in! Welcome to the hurricane part of it. 24 people decided to write it out at the Rishi Lou. 23 died when the building collapsed. One youngster floated out a third-floor window on a mattress and lived. The man on the second floor, he had a drink, and he told me to come on up and join a party that they were going to stay on the third floor, and I told him, no, this was too serious. I told him to get out. The man said, well, this is my property, and if you're going to arrest me, go ahead and arrest me. So I called a civil defense man, and the last thing he told me was to go back and get his address of the next akin so we can notify him. The man, he looked at me and he laughed.  She whips through northern Mississippi at a furious pace and then slows down, becomes just a heavy thunderstorm as she crosses into Tennessee. Then she turns east toward the Appalachians and the Atlantic. The storm rises over the Blue Ridge Mountains, runs into cold air, and torrential rains start falling, more than 27 inches in less than six hours, two to three feet of water for every inch of land. And suddenly, flash floods are roaring down every hill and hollow, starting landslides, smashing houses, burying people in their sleep. Every river in central and western Virginia is in full flood. The tide, the buffalo, rockfish, green brine, the big and middle canals. Waynesboro is under eight feet of water, Glasgow and Scottsville, 14. In Richmond, Governor Godwin puts state civil defense in charge of all rescue and relief operations. Backs them up with all the state's resources, beginning with the National Guard. The mountains tell the story. Every ravine scarred by landslide, every valley a mass of mud. And under the mud, the dead. A dozen hamlets like Davis Creek, Tyro, Massie's Mill are almost wiped out. It just came down through this area, just like an ocean wave, more or less. And these people right in here, they just didn't have a chance. It just took all these houses through here. How many are dead or missing here in Massie's Mill?  She asked me, I bring a dozen or two times, if a little house is gone, when did it go? I told her it's been gone long time. Was anyone living in the house?  Little children they got drowned. Bridges are out, highways buried. In many places there's no way in except by helicopter. At first everyone's going in circles. Then quickly it straightens out and health begins pouring in. All the smaller streams keep pouring water into the great historic river of Virginia, the James. And from Lynchburg to Richmond, the city's downstream are in the deepest danger they've known in a century. Sandbagging works. Some water backs up into Richmond through the sewer system, floods the low-lying areas, but the levees hold. One night of rain in the mountains has cost 106 lives. More than 75 are still missing. Almost as many lost as in Mississippi. But through quick work by disaster units, only two more people have died in the enormous floods that followed. In Mississippi... Gulfport clearly accepted the brunt of this start. This downtown area, as you can well see, looks like a nuclear holocaust was here. There's nobody here yet because the National Guard and the State Police are not yet letting anybody in. How many bodies have you found so far? This one makes 19 for us. The coroner's report last night about 8 o'clock was 88 confirmed in Harrison County. ABCBs and civil defense rescue teams are combing the backwoods for more. Up and down the beach, Coast Guard planes and choppers are searching the waters offshore for bodies. No one knows how many have died. There's no water except from broken mains, with the inevitable threat of typhoid. No power. No food. No nothing. Suddenly a thousand problems are overwhelming the few who have to meet them. Governor's mansion to Harrison Civil Defense. Did Henry Carroll tell you about this man in Connecticut who's sending some water purifiers down? All righty. I got a message for Colonel Dent State Civil Defense Director. Wade, do you have a 30k, 3 phase generator uncommitted? Careful, Skipper. We're un-crating one now. You're trucking it, buddy. I don't need it. Okay, if you use it, we can get two units coming in from Pennsylvania. Heavy duty rescue trucks, generator, high intensity lights, 25 to 30 man crew. Yes, we need rescue units, but trains self-contained rescue units. We can't feed them, we can't sleep them, and tell them to bring their own water. 10 full of them. Helps a coming. In New Orleans, a rampart street parade to collect money for the hurricane victims. From California, Florida, a dozen states, food and clothing are being airlifted into Kiesler Air Force Base in Biloxi. Volunteer rescue teams are coming in from everywhere. But more important in the long run, Air Force II is bringing in the Vice President, Secretary Romney, and the head of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, George Lincoln, who will have the job of coordinating all federal assistance to the stricken areas. To meet the governors, John McKethan of Louisiana, John Bel Williams of Mississippi, and try to get things moving. House trailers for the homeless. Food for the hungry. Medical supplies. Emergency generators from Civil Defense, a thousand other things. From Washington, John E. Davis, National Director of Civil Defense, comes in to confer with Governor Williams and local CD officials. We'll fly in too, from the Western White House. Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, and part of West Virginia have all been declared major disaster areas, and will get all the help the government can give them. In the Delta country, they're still flooded out. In Virginia, cleanups already begun. Not really down, I don't think. Just a little wet, double with mud. I hope everybody in town sort of takes it on the chin and starts all over again. It's gonna be tough. I don't know whether everybody can afford it or not, but I'm gonna give it a whirl. What are you gonna do for money? Who needs money? Just a lot of hope, right? Well, yeah, and a lot of credit, I hope. Everyone seems to be in high spirits. Why is that? I don't know. Mississippi is still in the worst shape of all, but food and clothing are pouring in, being distributed by Red Cross and Salvation Army. What are you looking for now? I'm trying to find me some breaches, but I don't know where this part is. You ever think you'd be out here looking for clothes in a gymnasium? No, sir. I never thought I'd ever do that. So you lost your shirt. What now? I don't know. Start over again. I got the clothes I got on in $22 in my pocket. And if I'd have had it so, I'd have picked some better clothes. Thousands are homeless, have to be evacuated north to Hattiesburg or Jackson. The sick and injured are being airlifted out. No one knows yet how many have died or why they ignored the warnings and stayed behind. Mr. I don't know why they stayed, but I know why I left. I kept this thing 200 miles behind me, and I'll do it again. I won't ever stay and wait to see what's going to happen. And this is my first hurricane. I didn't know enough to get out. This is my last time I'm going to sit down here. In the most zone, this is my last one. My house was under 12 feet of water, and I've seen about all my family has been head-to-head destruction of their homes. And we... And I hope I never see nothing like this again. I'm out of your home, but it takes this hard blow. Can you understand why anybody would stay here? Does that make sense to you? No, not. Certainly not now. Look at all this. I wish I'd stuck around and gone with the house. Others mean to hang on. And did you weather the storm in your house? Yeah, we'll never do it again, I'll tell you that. What happened when the roof came off? I almost had all the attacks. It was awful. And you planned to rebuild and move back to Basing Horse? Yes, that's my home. You planned to rebuild, or what will you do now? Well, there's nothing else to do in this part of my house still there. So I have to go back. That's all we have. I have a blind husband, and that's our roots. But there's one thing for sure. We'll rebuild. We've got a beautiful country down here. We'll make it beautiful again. Nearly everyone along the beachfront has been wiped out. Their houses wrecked or vanished. Some have lost everything, including hope. But surprisingly, on every third or fourth lot along the beach, American flags are being planted, flying defiantly. Maybe to tell the world, we aren't down yet. Now people are beginning to pick up the pieces. What are you looking for down there? Money and all sorts of things like spoons, forks, knives, parts of mirrors, parts of plates, razor blades. Have you found anything? Yep, money, spoons, razor blades. How much money did you find? 498. How long are you going to keep digging? Till I have to go home. The monstrous job of cleanups begun, and more than 8,000 military men, army, CVs, national guard, Corps of Engineers, airmen from Fisler Field, are pitching in to help out. In seven long days since thousands of rescue workers have seen a bed, or their homes, or their wives. Julie, you still am? How are you, honey? Tired. It's Saturday night, and it's been one hell of a week. Let's go home. One week since Camille swept over the Gulf Coast, and then went on to die somewhere out in the Atlantic. And the survivors are gathering in the ruins of their churches. We come to mourn those we have lost, and to give thanks, we who are left, or whatever we do have left. For many, what's left is little indeed. Rebuilding is bound to take years, and for some, it seems an almost impossible task. I don't know if you'd ever be felt like. So I think you'd just be like a dream to us. It'll never be the same. But others know better. We'll rebuild. Just go a little stronger. Got a beautiful country down here. We'll make it beautiful again.


الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن و الثناء الجميل و أشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهدي السبيل و أشد أن سيدنا و ربينا محمد صلى الله عليه و على آله وأصحابه والتابع إلى لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد إن شاء الله و تعالى اليوم سوف نفعل الثلاث خامس المداهب عند أهل السنة أقول لأهل السنة المدهب الأخي that is followed and this madhab is called المدهب الظاهريو it is called المدهب الظاهريو who is the Imam of this madhab who is the Imam of this madhab المدهب الظاهريو so we are going to talk about the Imam himself again we won't be able to go into great details so what we will do is ترجمة مختصرة a very summarized biography of the Imam the second thing that we are going to do is ناشر المدهب who spread this madhab مدهب الظاهريو who is the one who spread it وذاب عنه and who is the one who defended it وحامل رايته and who is the one who carried the banner for this madhab we will speak about him who is the one who gave support aid and allowed مدهب الظاهريو to spread around the world we will speak about it إن شاء الله تعالى the third thing that we are going to talk about is هل يعتبر خلاف الظاهرية the ظاهري مدهب is there differing if they differ is it given any weight is it taken into consideration or is it dismissed again all of this we are going to speak about it in a very summarized manner إن شاء الله تعالى and last but not least to conclude this subject which is المدخل the introduction to إل ملفق that's what we were doing right to conclude it all I'm going to speak about أمر مهمة important matters that I want you to keep in mind I want to conclude because that's where it's going to finish the subject of إل ملفق and we will be starting a مدخل to what القواعد الفقية أنا مدخل to أصول الفق لكن فق we are going to conclude with the fourth point here which is أمر مهمة important things that I want all of you to take on board which is الأمر الأول the first thing is المكتبة المصغرة a small library helping each and every one of you to establish and to make a library and what books should you place in that library فق books we are talking about what are the essential books in فق that need to be in your library if you want to إن شاء الله تعالى be able be able to look more into the knowledge of فق we did speak about مدهب الإمام أبو حاليفة الإمام مالك الإمام الشافعي الإمام وحمد in great details and we spoke about the books in each مدهب but this section we will be speaking in a holistic way books in general whatever the مدهب they are those that should be in your library that could aid you إن شاء الله تعالى if you want to look at matters of فق in great details الأمر الثاني the second matter that we want to speak about is كيف تخطط how do you إن شاء الله تعالى a schedule and how do you plan out لتكون فقيها to be a jurist you want to be a فقي how what are the practical steps that you need to take there are four points that I read on the board the four points are أول will thick brothers the first thick the source in which فق is taken from the منبع the source of thick and the key of all بركة the key to all blessings and blessings and good و أساس الخير is to strive in memorizing the Quran you find a lot of people they are very heedless when it comes to the and memorizing it and giving it importance and so somehow they think they can be a فقي or they can be but they don't want to take the path which those scholars took remember when we took the biography of did they memorize the Quran that's the first thing that we said in each and every one of their biographies are we all together brothers so you should memorize the Quran and give importance to the Quran that's the first the second point is that you strive to do what to read books of the sunnah and what we mean here is دواوين السنة we mean books that scholars have written such as الإمام البخاري صحيح الإمام مسلم الإمام ماليكس مواطق أبو داوود الترميذي and here I said because you want to be a فقي you have to give more importance to the books that deal with and an example for that is the book عمدة الحكام and بلوغ المرام the person should look at those books a lot خاصة الكتاب بلوغ المرام once you finish reading بلوغ المرام with one sharaah then try to read another sharaah and another sharaah and another sharaah each sharaah does not suffice you from the other are we all together and we'll speak about that in more details last but not least place yourself a خطة which is صحيحة a methodology a path which is correct and of course what I mean here is are we all together فما حاول غاية في ألف سنة شخص فخذ من كل فن أحسنة بحفظ متن جامع اللي راجغي تأخذه على مفيد الناسيخي you have to take it to a scholar a righteous noble knowledgeable individual who has knowledge and is grounded and he will set you this curriculum he will set you it you start with it remember when we spoke about when we finished when we finished and then the person goes for and then the person goes for and then the person goes for and then the person goes for by and the and the and the we mention each and every one of them each book you will study it and if you can memorize it then you are of great benefit for the umma if you can memorize these books you will come with what with great benefit for example if somebody memorize the zad زاد المستقنع and they also memorize بلوغ المرام and they have the organized that person comes out with great that if he is studying the Madhab of Imam Muhammad if a person is studying Madhab of Shafi'ia if he memorizes هتاب الملهاج با اليمام اللوي and then he memorizes بلوغ المرام are we all together brothers he has the messa'il he has the issues organized in order and he also has the and the evidence that he needs to use but that's after he studied these books with scholars حفظ by itself is not of benefit knowledge stands on two things الحفظ the person memorizes and the person understands last but not least is that path you follow it by reading the difference between the third and the fourth one is the third one is that you are taking it from a scholar a man of knowledge or a person of knowledge is teaching you it from them but this one is once you have finished studying with the sheikh you are now a person who has studied the books no one should stop you from going deep into the science and researching and looking into it more and that itself has books that the scholars suggest which we will talk about that's insha'Allah what I'm going to go through today and it's that steps that I will be doing it insha'Allah so the first part of today's session is we're going to be talking about المدخل and the second one is an advice and a conclusion for المدخل إلى علم الفخ let's start with the first point which is the Imam of the Madhab the Imam of the Madhab is called داود بن علي his name is داود بن علي ابن خلف داود بن علي ابن خلف you can say البحاني with بع or you can say if you want البحاني both ways is correct you can say it داود بن علي ابن خلف عل أص فهدي or عل أص بهدي but he's known as داود الظاهري that is the name he is known as he was born in the year 204 and he died 270 he was born the year 204 and he died 270 داود الظاهري في أول حياته in the beginning of his life they say that he was a شافعي he lived in Baghdad and he took knowledge from أبو ثور do you remember who أبو ثور was أبو ثور إسحاق ابن الراهوية أحمد ابن حنبل they were from the early students of the Imam of the Shafi'i and I said to you last time if الحسن ابن محمد الزعفراني or أبو ثور or أحمد ابن حمدل or إسحاق ابن الراهوية if they quote from شافعي شافعي I believe this is قول القديم but if the fourth Muslim أقوم البويطي أبو موسى المجارود if they quote from شافعي this is قول جديد the new opinion of ألمام الشافعي we already spoke about this we did right أبو ثور was from the students of who the early students of who ألمام الشافعي داود الظاهري in Baghdad he took from أبو ثور and they said that he was شافعي in his early stages he went to خراسان and he changed his opinion and then he came back to Baghdad with a different mindset with a different مدهب with a different different legal maxims that he held onto داود الظاهري داود الظاهري's مدهب it spread and the scholars they said it didn't really spread from himself because he didn't have students that took from him remember one of the things that allowed some of the مدهب to spread like مدهب الإمام and سوفيان الثوري and أبو ثور and and others the reason why their مدهب didn't spread is because they didn't have students to really take that مدهب and spread it around the world and one of the reasons why some of the مدهب it perished and it went some of the مدهب this is why it went داود الظاهري the same happened to him his مدهب there wasn't anyone to take it and carry it on except one person who really gave this مدهب weight and power لو للمحلة if it wasn't for the book المحلة لما تفق الظاهري this madhub all of it would have perished محلة is a book who is the muhalla written by is written by أبو محمد علي يبنو أحمد who is known as إبنو حزم إبنو حزم is the individual who spread this madhub pushed it so he is called إبنو حزم الظاهري he is the one who pushed this madhub with full force and it became from those madhubs that the scholars saw to exist when we mentioned a quote last week I mentioned that العزب العبد السلام سلطار العلمة he said أحد المجتهدين العزب العبد السلام is from the great scholars look what he said بارأيت في كتب الإسلام I never saw in the books of Islam في العلمي in knowledge مثل المحلة I haven't seen a book in Islam like the book of المحلة written by who إبنو حزم وكتاب المغني المغني written by who شيخ موفق الدين إبنو قدامه المقدسي رحمه الله we mentioned it last week إبنو قدامه كتاب المغني إذا شرح أف مختصر الخراقي these two books العزب العبد السلام he said I never saw in Islam a book that has more knowledge than these two books in another statement of his that I came across إذا المنتظر با إبنو الجوزي he said I never considered to be able to do each tihad العزب العبد السلام he said I believed I was not allowed to do each tihad and I didn't have the rights to do each tihad until I read these two books the first book is written by who إبنو حزم رحمه الله and the second book is written by who با إبنو قدامه رحمه الله rather anyone who reads إبنو تيميا and إبنو القييم he will realize that they are a product of him the hasm لا كد but they stayed away from his جمود his harshness on wordings I'm going to break down something for you and I want you to take this this will help you a lot when it comes to your مصير إن شاء الله تعالى your journey in فق brothers the discussion in فق is the relationship between the wording and the meaning okay brothers what is it اللفضو و المعنى the relationship between وادي أن and the meaning some of the scholars they had meaning they took meaning more into consideration than they took the wording itself like for example some of the فقهاء some of the فقهاء mentioned like it's mentioned in some of the books of فق that some of the scholars they said if you pray at night this is not a correct opinion I'm just trying to show you something okay that if you pray in at night time with no clothes on there's no problem if it's pitch black and it's dark because Allah said in the Quran و جعلنا الليلة لباسة they made the dark a clothing this is called that's going too much into the meaning are we all together here this is the issue and there are other people other madhabs they have stubbornness on wording and they won't go outside the wording like the scholars that said what did he say about the virgin the virgin is her permission is sought her permission is what it's sought and she gives her permission in what manner silence she's silent her father comes to her and he says I have found a brother for you and he's this and this and she doesn't say anything she does not object her silence is a what it's an affirmation it's an acceptance the ظاهرية they said if she talks and says dad I want the man they said it's not her acceptance are we all together she says dad I want this man they said this is not acceptance because the حديث says her acceptance is a what her silence this is this is on the wording do you see why I'm coming from brothers so you find the relationship between wording and meaning you find someone who dealt with this issue in great details who talked about it who really built a strong bridge between the two is because he said this is if you read and you read by you will realize they benefited from a way from he stubbornness on wording are we all together they avoided that to a high extent rather if you look at them the evidence is that in issues but he used it differently in he corrected in the things that he differed with him are we all together that's the first issue that's the second point that I wanted to talk about which is the person who spread this madhab is who إبن حزم it's not good they used to say that reading is for someone who's reached a high level in knowledge are we all together it's not a book that a person should go into quickly because إبن حزم has a way of doing things are we all together brothers he has a way of doing things so the it's best that a person goes to it in order to read it in order to look at it once his knowledge has become grounded and once he has studied a particular madhab here we want to now go into the third point which is is the madhab is it is it's difference of opinion if the madhab comes with a difference of opinion it differs with other scholars it's his should we give it weight should we take it into consideration or should we not scholars have differed on this greatly scholars have what have differed on this greatly when did I think there's a small رسالة written by a great noble his name is called حافظه الله who's a great man in knowledge he's very good with فق he pushes the view that this madhab it's not considered the difference of opinion and he's not the first to say that الإمام النوي said that before الإمام النوي in مجموعة if you read which is the we spoke about this before نووي in مجموعة he does not give the ظاهرية خلاف any consideration meaning if all the other scholars agree on something and the ظاهرية are on one side he will say there's a إجماع in this issue and he won't look at the خلاف of the ظاهرية are we all together for example brothers if the three imams agree on something and then let's say for example الإمام أحمد says no the scholars will say there's no إجماع here on this issue why because أحمد doesn't agree because أحمد's خلاف is giving weight some scholars they don't give the خلاف of the ظاهرية weight whether they are on board or whether they are they don't give it weight there are some scholars who believe that and from them is الإمام النوي why do they believe that their خلاف is not معتبر why do they believe that their خلاف is not given any weight and the reason is because they reject قياس ظاهرية what do they reject they reject قياس and if you go to the كتاب الفقي والمتفقي written by الإمام الخطيب البغدادي رحمه الله he brings a statement of الإمام الشافعي what did he say القياس ركن من أركان الاجتهاد قياس is a pillar from the pillars of اجتهاد he died 500 something he died 500 and something about 400 something that would of ظاهر he died I said 270 right 270 that would إبلا حزر رحم الله he died the 450 something 450 something he's a fifth century he's before إبن تيميا إبن القيام he's early he's of the time of أبو وليد الباجي and other scholars like that pay attention here I was mentioning something what was I mentioning so the reason why إبن حزم sorry the reason why ظاهرية خلاف is not given weight is they don't accept what قياس and قياس is a pillar from the pillars of so they're not considered مجتهدين I call it النوي and the only خلاف which is معتبر is the خلاف that comes from it مجتهد does that make sense that's why إمام النوي doesn't accept it but some of the حنابيل and other great scholars they see that the خلاف is معتبر but with the condition the خلاف is معتبر if they don't go against قياس remember the أدلة the evidences in the religion we said there are two types of أدلة right evidences there is أدلة which is مختلفد فيه right the scholars they differ in it from that is ألست صحاب بقاء مكان على مكان the view of أهل المدينة what else سد الضرائح العرف the قول الصحابي as well the مذهب أهل المدينة this is أدلة مختلفة فيه whether it's evidence or not is different upon but there are four evidences which are agreed upon by all the scholars which is الكتابو رسنة إجماع أنا القياس الصحيح أنا القياس الصحيح is the Qiyas which it's done correctly the حكم نعلة and the فرع all of it are intact the four pillars of Qiyas are all intact these four all the Madahibs all the scholars agree but what do they differ with the ظاهرية they don't accept they don't accept the Qiyas as for إجماع this is another matter we talk about it another time does that make sense brothers because they don't accept this the scholars they said this is one of the evidences if they go against it the خلاف is not accepted but if the خلاف is not going against the Kitab all the Qiyas and the Qiyas it's what it's given weight the Madahib is built upon two things I just mentioned it to you the first one is to reject Qiyas and the second pillar that it stands on is taking the apparent of the text the apparent what is apparent صحيح did the scholars only take the apparent they don't just take the منطوق منطوق of the نص they take them of whom and the other the scholars they don't just take the apparent of the text only they also take what that which can be understood from the text as well is given a consideration they don't believe that مفوم الموافقة مفوم المخالفة and all of that they don't take it but even though they might word it some way different they say that they don't take it that allows us to have a quick understanding of the مدهب of ظاهر إبن حزم as you all know is from Andulus right and Andulus at that time which madhab was was common the ماليكي مدهب إبن حزم from a rich family posh household he's not from the scholars who studied under hardship his father was a minister so he's from a if you look at the منادرات إبن أبو وليد الباجي إبن حزم was that إبن حزم said أبو وليد said excuse me أبو وليد الباجي say to إبن حزم excuse me because I learned knowledge under a candle when I was faqeel my family couldn't afford light I studied under a candle so if any mistakes or anything come from me forgive me and then إبن حزم responded back to him and he said to him excuse me and he said إبن حزم إبن حزم they critiqued him for some things from the things that he was critiqued for was he was very harsh person very very harsh when in America the scholars they said if Allah saves you from two things you're saved the sword of حجاج and the tongue of إبن حزم if Allah saves you from those two you are what not truly saved he killed 120,000 people are we all together brothers and إبن حزم رحم الله تعالى critiqued and critiqued people he critiqued and critiqued a tyranny and he said is unknown are we all together brothers some of the I saw a message of a doctorate from one of the a doctor he wrote that this statement that إبن حزم is not found in the محالة that we have today so where's the base for this because the one who transmitted that was إبن حجر are we all together the response is easy for that the copies that we have are we all together they have not been complete we don't have all the versions so إبن حجر may have stood over a copy of the محالة where إبن حزم said that and even recently I was watching talking about the copies of the محالة إبن حزم because he's working on it and I don't know if he finished he's working on it and so he mentioned that some of the copies we don't have that some of the scholars stood over like إبن حجر على كل حال coming back to the point so إبن حزم was a person who was critiqued for many things and from the things that he was critiqued for was his self-study and a lot of self-study when he died when the scholars they wrote he has a Kitab called حجة الودع إبن حزم has a Kitab called what حجة الودع where he talks about the Hajj of the Prophet and he did more than 100 mistakes how many mistakes did he do in issues related to Hajj more than 100 mistakes do you know why because he never did Hajj in his life the scholars they said he didn't go Hajj ever على كل حال I watched a a YouTube video recently the he said I did Hajj on behalf of إبن حزم عبد عزيز على الشيخ he said I did Hajj on behalf of who I did Hajj on his behalf على كل حال this is the current إبن حزم رحمه الله رحمه الله now insha'Allah we are going to conclude with the last two points which is two matters which I think are very important the first one is المكتبة الفقية المصغرة how to build yourself a small library in Fiqh and what are the books that one needs to give importance to the following books are very important that you have insha'Allah the first one is المبصوط by الإمام السرخسي we said you can say both ways الببصوط by الإمام السرخسي some scholars they say it and some scholars say سرخسي both ways are said the second is فتح القدير باي كمال كمال إبن حمام أن فتح القدير ودلويسي إس الشرح عظوات الهداية بالمرغياناني إذا الشرح of which كتاب بداية باي مرغياناني فتح القدير باي كمال إبن حمام it's a very good book and we spoke about the كتاب الهداية right كتاب الهداية we spoke about it where it is in the eyes of the حلاف إن الهداية كالقرآن قد نسخت ما ألف قبلها في شرع من كتب فحفظ قواعدها وصلك مسالكها يسلم قالك من زيغ ومن كذب that's how high that book is to them بداع الصلاع the third book is the third book is the كتاب بداع الصلاع باي الكاساني رحمه الله also البحر الرائق باي ابن نجيم the third one is بداع الصلاع باي كاساني بحر الرائق is written by ابن نجيم it's a good book buy it بحر الرائق باي ابن نجيم if you get the hafi of ابن عابدين on it I think published it very good also try to buy the كتاب المواططة لمام مارك رحمه الله تعالى the story that is is the story of و with the المواططة all of this I'm saying I've said it before I've said it before when we were talking about the Madhabs the المواططة of باي the رواية of what يحي ابن يحيا اللي في باي his روايات رواية محمد حسن الشيباني which is published باي عبد الله من المسلمة القعنبي اللي مام الشيبان even has the رواية on it there is now commonly read and it's the last version that was placed to Imam Malik and the most completest and the best is the one written by يحي ابن يحيا اللي في and that's the one that ابن عبد البرد that's the one that رواية بيحي ابن يحيا اللي في also by مختصر الخليل أن أبو الشروح and explanations that have been put on the مختصر الخليل ويساد it's a very powerful book when it's written by Imam Malik مختصر مختصر الخليل also by the كتاب الرسالة الرسالة باهو ابن أبي زيد القيرواني لكن الرسالة سي عقيد أن بيجني أن الأسلاء is what it's thick so it's a big thick book that's the Malik madham now we finished the second madham is الامام الشافعي بايد كتاب الأم بايد كتاب الأم رواية الربيع المسلمان المرادي الامام الشافعي الامام بايمام الشافعي are we all together brothers also by the كتاب المجموع by نووي المجموع by الامام النووي by the روضة الطالبين وعمدة المفتيد by who by who الامام النووي does anyone remember روضة الطالبين is a مختصر of what who remembers or the lesson before that فتح العزيز by الرافعي روضة الطالبين is taken from the فتح العزيز of الرافعي and the فتح العزيز is taken from where it's a it's a we mentioned this before and the how is taken from where the روضة الطالبين right and then the is taken from where how is all of this before so the person should buy الامام المجموع روضة الطالبين and the منهج are we all together brothers the reason why I say منهج روضة الطالبين is because روضة الطالبين is taken it's a summary of what فتح العزيز which is a شلح of الوجيز by الرافعي and the منهج is a summary of the الرافعي which is originally taken from the الوجيز which is two paths by نوي رحمة الله تعالى by that now we are going to go to the حنبلي مدهب the حنبلي مدهب go and buy the كتاب المغني by ابن قدامة the best طبع is دار الكتب دار العالم الكتب sorry which is the تحقيق of عبدالله تركي who is the مدير الرافظ العالم الإسلامي عبدالله تركي he did a very good job in the حنبلي بوكس are we all together brothers he did an extraordinary good work so he did a تحقيق of the كتاب المغني by ابن قدامة رحمة الله تعالى دار العالم الكتب that's what I think it's called are we all together brothers and the مغني is taken from what the مختصر مختصر الخراقي the person should also get the الإنصاف the person should try to get the كتاب الإنصاف by المردوي رحمة الله الإنصاف by المردوي شيخ محمد من صالع العثيمين was said that the كتاب الإنصاف was his مرجع شيخ محمد صالع العثيمين the book he used to look into and he would look into to the extent I said that the pages and the words they rubbed out it's because he used to go over it a lot رحمة الله رحمة واسعة also I advise you to get all of the سلسلة of ابن قدامة الكافي المقنع كفى الخلق بالكافي وأقنع طالبا بمقنع فق عن كتاب مطولي وأغنى بمقنى الفق من كان باحثا وعمدت من يعتمدها يحصل روضة ودات الأصول كروضة أماست بها الألسهار وأنفاس شمالي فو بوكس فو بوكس أف آليمام ابن قدامة جأت خيث كتاب العمدة بايدا سكين one is المقنع ثاد الكافي فوث المغنى إنة أوده روضة الطالبين روضة للناظر وجنة للمناظر والذي سمارز من المستصفة أفا بحمد الغزالي نحن جميعا إذا كنت تقوم بقنع فق فوث المغنى والذي هو أصول فق أميز تحاول أن تقوم بقنع فق ومن تهل إرادات بفتوحي جيد جدا تحاول أن تقوم بقنع فق كتاب المحلّة لمنو حزم رحمه الله now you have a good small فق library لكن library brothers is not there to decorate your house with it's not when we were together شق محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم library was very small في صور شق محمد library it's very small ولذلك he himself said قرأنا كثيرا وقرأنا كثيرا قرأنا little فقرأنا الكثير قرأنا little وقرأنا بشكل أكثر فمن that which we memorized فمن that which we read ونحن نحن نحن بلدن العلم ما حواه الصدر وليس ما حواه القمتر عدد التعليم not what's written in books so the person who brings these books after having studied a program قلت لك قبل أنك تتعلم متى بشجع، أنك تلتح فهي تتعلم أنك ياقوت اللفيس، أنك تلتح ثم تذهب لزبت لبن رسلان، أنك تلتح ثم تذهب لعمدة للسالك، وعمدة للناسك، با ابن نقيب المصري ويأتي لأبوك، ثم تذهب لهم في نهاد، كل هذا مع المجموعة once you've done that program if you buy المحلى لبن حزم you buy المغني لبن قدام and you buy المجموعة با نووي and you buy these books you can enjoy it and you're going to benefit from it because you just took a program but if you've never done a thick textbook in your life محلى بين in your library what are you going to take from it? what are you going to understand from it? the second point that I want to talk about is and I'm going to finish with إن شاء الله تعالى is كيف تخطط ولي تكون فقيها؟ how can you be a faqi? what are the steps that you need to take in order to be a faqi? what are the steps that you need to take? the first thing I advise every one of you is to memorize the Qur'an brothers the book of Allah is where thick is taken from that's the source of thick that's where it comes from Allah has words try to memorize the Qur'an ولي ذلك الشروط الاجتهادي the scholars they mentioned the books الإمام من الصلاحة ذا كتاب كولت شروط المفتي والمستفتي any books that you read on each tihad if you want to be a mujtahid the conditions that are stipulated is that you memorize the آيات الأحكام the ayats that have jurisprudence at least if not the whole entire Qur'an and it's sad because right now you find a lot of people who have turned away from the Qur'an who say our عقيد الصحيح and we are on the right path and we are on the right way and everything but they are far from the Qur'an they are what? far from the Qur'an and as I said before brothers the Qur'an when it came down it came down on the Prophet's heart it wasn't placed in books إبن القيب يمتل المستحب داري سعادة the reason why the Qur'an the first time it came it went into the heart of the Prophet was to show you that that's where it resonates that's where it lives that's where it should be الله says in the Qur'an وإنه لتنزيل رب العالمين لزل به الروح الأمين على قلبيكاء يهات nowhere else are we all together brothers when the Prophet read the Qur'an fast and he tried to read it fast وإنه علينا جمعه we are going to combine the Qur'an in Yohad الله says in the ayah بل هو آيات بينات في صدور الليلة وطل العلم the Qur'an is in the heart of the people of knowledge so that's where it should be and that's where it should be kept in the Qur'an should be kept where in the heart and that's why we find a lot of weakness in fiqh because of the fact that we turned away from the book of Allah what did we do we turned away from the book of Allah عز و جل when you read the علماء like شيخ محمد ص. عسيمين عليه رحمة الله may Allah have never ending mercy on to him when you listen to his fatwas what does he say when he gives fatwas a hadith he reads them fast are we all together brothers شيخ عسام تيميا if you look at his مجموع الفتاة in one masala he will bring like 10-15 verses for it are we all together brothers sometimes you read two-three pages nothing else but ayat عقيد فلوا صطير remember when we were teaching it شيخ عسام تيميا what was he doing with some of the سفات just ayat he wasn't sticking to just one we were all together brothers شيخ عسام محمد عبد وابز واكس like that والدليل قولوا تعالى so the first evidence that you need is the Qur'an and I said this before anyone who forsakes the Qur'an that he is going to forsake everything else if you couldn't memorize the Qur'an if you couldn't give importance to the Qur'an then really are you going to give importance to the statements of scholars are you so anyone who forsakes the Qur'an he would truly forsake everything else and he won't get much in knowledge that's the truth brother your relationship to the Qur'an is an indication of how much you love Allah this is Allah's speech the second thing brothers is giving importance to reading the statements and the words of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and many of us may not have time and maybe we're not enthusiastic to go to بخارية المسلمة بداوت رميدي بن ماجل نسائي we may not be able to but make it your job to at least go over this book even what's in your life with a scholar with somebody بلوق المرام is read beside studying a a book of madhhab because these are evidences بلوق المرام will not tell you the نواقض الوضو in one place one naqid is there the other naqid is there are we all together بلوق المرام like in the madhhab will say to you 5 things nullify your wudu 6 nullify your wudu 7 you look at the 7 in the order and you take the hadith from بلوق المرام and you place it under each one are we all together brothers so give a lot of importance this book بلوق المرام scholars have given so much love and passion to it every year or every now and then you're hearing a sheikh explain it again do you think to yourself there's not much that can be said about this book anymore another scholar you have you have you have you have you have you have you have you have you have and I promise you when I read each one about the opposite you know one of the most important說 بالسلام one of the most important you see brothers each person they came with something towards this book بعد أن تنتهي لدينا محرر بايمنو عبدالهادي وصو عمدة الحكام بايمنو عبدالغاني وعبدالوحد المخدسي أو يوتيجنا بردس تسميس لي عبدالهم صالحة الفوزان هي دانا شرح عن عمدة الحكام I've finished reading it, it's gold which one? عمدة الحكام بايمنو عبدالهم صالحة الفوزان I think it's more of an understanding بشأن عمدة الحكام something like that it just came out recently, it's very good عمدة الحكام بايمنو عبدالغاني if you read the shalach with the sheikh and his teachers you it you're on a great path to seek the third one is you brothers study a program a منهجية a program with the sheikh and try to memorize and we mentioned those programs in each of those madhams you try to study it with the teacher he opens it up for you he explains the عمارات and the terms of the author last but not least after you have finished studying with the sheikh now you go and you study more you open the books of the madhams you open the other books you look into it you go into details and we all together brothers and that is in شاء الله تعالى in two important things that I believe this madhhal should be concluded with in شاء الله تعالى if I said anything wrong while I was teaching all of these series any mistakes that may have come from me any shortcomings any faults then wallahi it's from me as shaytan and Allah and his messenger are free from it سبحانك اللهم بحمدك أشد ولا إله إلا الله


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspercasewrakes.com coming at you with the box of 2023 Panini Legacy Football, random team break number 17 with 7 of those big hit express spots being given away at the end of the video. But first the break itself big thanks to this group for making it happen and all 32 teams are in. So let's roll it, let's randomize names and teams 2 and 3, 5 times each. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. 2 and a 3, 5 times for the teams 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. We've got the Saints down to the Niners. All right so there's the first half of the list right there, no trade windows, and there's the second half of the list right there. Now let's alphabetize by team, print, rip. See it's a hobby box of legacy so let's see if there's any surprises in here. And then we'll re-randomize that list with a different dice roll as we always do and see who gets those big hit express spots. Last filler is loaded up. We need some people to take some spots, some spots straight up in the big hit express break and next thing you know we can be in Breaksville, Breaksville USA. The place we want to be is the final printout. Hot off the presses. Thanks everybody for getting in on it. NFL season around the corner. I think the final preseason games are happening this weekend and then what like another week off and then week in between and then we're going to week one of the NFL season. It's crazy and it's stuck up on me. Hank Bigsby, a little mini Michael Meyer for my Raiders. Having a good camp. Let's see that translates into regular season success. It should be fun. It's George Kittle to 299. Got a Vijon Robinson rookie card. Be one of the rookies to keep an eye on this year. CJ Stroud as well. And we've got a Jordan battle. Jordan battle rookie auto for that's going to be for the Bengals. Ron Cincinnati and that's going to be for Damian. Ben Rothsburger to 50. Price prospects. Got some orange coming up here and we got Zach Charbonnet to 149. Played really well UCLA. Hopefully that translates to the NFL. Oh, we got a mini to 125. Najee Harris for the Steelers. That's going to go to Edward and the Steelers. How many times over the years do you think we've been on Cincinnati? Thousands? Tens of thousands maybe? Got Jonathan Taylor to 150. We're looking for a first round picked. Good enough for a first round pick, but not good enough to be re-signed apparently. We'll Levus rookie car and we've got a Trenton Simpson. Trenton Simpson is a linebacker for the Ravens or the purple birds Alan Matsui. You're reading this morning. There are talks of the White Talks moving and possibly leaving Chicago. Who's saying that? Some click baiting troll on Twitter? Rex, what are your sources? I demand to know. Some sports talk radio guy trying to get trying to get some ratings. This team's so bad they should leave Chicago. It's a 249. Thurman Thomas. There you go. Not a bad break here. Lagachy. So let's flip back over to the list. Top 7 gets into the Big Hit Express break. Let's gather all the names from Tristan, Dana Tristan and everyone in between 1 through 32. New dice, new list. Top 7 after 5 and a 1. 6 times. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and a 1. 6th and final time. So there's going to be some sad faces here. 8 through 32 specifically are sad because they're not in the next break. But I appreciate everybody giving this a shot. Thank you. But only the top 7 can get into the Big Hit Express break and that's going to be Alan, Tristan, Michael, Alan again, Alan again, Alan again and Chad. Congrats to the top 7. We'll see you in the break. Hopefully later tonight. One more filler, some more full spot. We're in breaksville. So let's make that happen. Jaskiescasebreaks.com. I'll see you next time for the next one.