Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 panini mosaic football 20 box blaster break. Love this stuff We're already on pick your team 21 Big thanks everybody for getting into all of these cases Originally, this was gonna be delayed, but one distributor had a delayed and they said I was gonna be coming later Instead of today, but then another distributor. I think sent us a case so I guess we had our we had our bases covered So big thanks all of these folks for getting into it and finishing off this break really appreciate it Let's randomize the bangles to somebody shall we so let's sort by column a Alex V got two spots. That's an entry Anthony P. Got two spots. That's one entry Derwin two spots. That's an entry EA two spots. That's an entry Greg be you got three probably block someone from getting in with that three right there But still two teams one entry Jay Remington two teams one entry Jack L two teams one entry Joe M Two teams one entry Lawrence V two teams one entry Michael G steel Curtin with six teams three entries Right here Nick Stover two teams one entry Richard a two teams one entry and will Jones two teams one entry Think everyone got at least two right Yeah, everyone got at least two well Good. All right, so there's everybody right here. Thank you Let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a one three times name on top after three gets the bangles in this break One good luck two and Third and final time Alex back on top with last spot mojo after three Congrats to him Last spot mojo paid off right there Now let's see if this case cooperates with you Alex World Series baseball happening my Dodgers up to one bottom of the fifth Glass Nails pitching well Kershaw's pitching well We've got a bit of a duel here and a lead-off walk to Mookie Betts, huh? Maybe Maybe maybe steal a base steal a taco Is that still happening this year? Mookie concealer base All right, so you can see on the top camera here one two three four five One two three four five times four all 20 boxes are right here No trade windows in this Nick Stover But but he still try he still wants to try to get the tried to trade couldn't trade mojo. We want tacos For now Kyle Kramer for now There it is. We get tacos steal a base steal a taco. Thanks Mookie Betts I think next week. There's like a time window where you can get a free taco from Taco Bell This break brought to you by Taco Bell 160 packs is a lot of work Mark Rubin It's not as bad as a bowman draft Or bowman baseball whenever we do those breaks This will this will take me About 45 minutes or so those bowman draft breaks can take forever Next Wednesday says Joe buck you can get a taco Thanks, Mookie Betts. No, I could use a two-row two box please now Kyle's Kyle see your Corey seager has been raking. He's been hitting as well as Otto's arania Believe it or not So, let's see what let's see what mr. Corey seager can do here He's already got two walks on the day No outs third walk of the day for the Corey seager Maybe the the unintentional intentional walk Oh, I don't I I gave those away. I Sent them back to the shipping team They should there should be some back there unless he used them all That's got back just in time. Oh He was caught just leaving the There's brand naik Great win for the for the banged up Niners got a big win over the weekend that'll go to the Niners There they are Derwin with the Niners Go for it. Tom Brady out dueling Aaron Rodgers Just pitch to him glass now Clyde Edwards E. Lair Kansas City going with the run big-time Clyde Edwards E. Lair the beneficiary of that That's a green parallel too. That's a good-looking one for Greg B And the Kansas City Chiefs got another rookie green here Wow Betts stole third Justin Turner strikes out Betts so steals third nice And we've got Jimmy Ward scripts autograph For the same Cisco 49ers That'll be for Derwin a double seal nonetheless Justin Herbert NFL debut. He got a break. He had a buy Sean who are your chargers playing this week. I actually don't remember off top head That goes to the bolt. That's gonna be for Greg B with the chargers to Jags Is that going to be Justin Herbert's first w right there? Oh, he already has one No, yeah, that's what I thought So Jaguars are not going to be the chargers first w You're sucking for who? This is a family show Sean Don't do well for Sue well Who's this who's He's a left tackle From Oregon. Oh, okay. So you think the chargers are gonna get the second pick in the draft? Is that where they're going for? I think the Jets and the Giants are gonna be right there taking that left tackle That's safe What bass running my bets? Hey, sorry, Sean, what were you saying? You don't think the Jets are gonna take a left tackle? What about the Jets? You don't think the Giants are gonna take a left tackle? For Daniel to protect down Jones that Jalen Hertz green goes to uh, joe m by the way What are the other quarterbacks in the in the draft? I mean, it's got to be like, okay interesting When did north dakota state become a quarterback factory? Yeah Let me just take the best of all three Sean jaspy chargers fan profess still professing his love for eastern stick. All right next box folks. Good luck Our next five boxes here. Let's unpack all of these guys Last time I was already at 108 pitches in the bottom of the fifth Might be his last inning right here. He's looking for a double play He's still firing 97 in there That was a good pitch. I don't understand why the I'm sorry. This is a football break I but I don't understand why why the pirates gave up Tyler Glass now at Austin Meadows To get chris archer Just seemed like I mean maybe hindsight's 2020, but it seems like such an odd move I know chris archer's contract was very very very team friendly Especially if he I mean Injury doesn't help will smith dumps one into center field Seager scores Muncie holds a third nice Ryan's lc ryan saying one of the worst trades got the gm fired Yeah That's not good Because I feel like that year that it's not like the It's not like the pirates were were like a chris archer away from You know from like a playoff spot or something like that or that they had this young team come enough They need them to anchor a rotation. They were just rebuilding. Why not just rebuild with those with glass now at Austin Meadows That's right. Jay Dodger's doing well Rex is saying anyone can have Craig Kimbrell if they want Yeah, I think I think the days of Craig Kimbrell being sought after I think is now Is now over on words. We got a rookie Denzel Mims rookie green I like how this kershaw commercial has him considering a change up When he throws maybe one change up A year We got brandon iac mosaic for durwin and the niners And there's miami starter starting quarterback Toa tagovaiola green parallel for miami jack l with the dolphins Made it made his debut Last week and will make his first start this week. What does everyone expect from toa tagovaiola this sunday? I don't even know who he's playing Miami is oh, they're on a buy For week seven. Isn't that what we isn't that what we predicted? nice terral davis Not predicted. I think it was a pretty obvious spot if they wanted to change quarterbacks, but There's terral davis florescent orange for ea and the broncos But right so they they they play the jet they comfortably beat the jets Toa got a little bit of time. He gets the buy. I think he sees the jets again In week eight Or did that change because Of all the cove itself. Oh, I think it did change now. They're gonna be Los angeles rams are at miami in week eight I'll be an interesting interesting matchup there. There he is again. I think it was supposed to be Jets by jets That's our also. Well, so we'll see too. How does everyone thinks he's gonna do against the rams? He'll be in miami. He'll be at home hosting the rams and erin donnell Certainly has the Certainly has the should have the mobility to To run around a little bit Mark rubin saying cowboys want Fitzpatrick Yeah, I heard I heard that I heard that well, I heard from someone earlier today in the chat. They were saying this could Two a starting could be paving the way for Fitzpatrick to be To be traded to a contender that doesn't have a backup Or a contender, you know Could could still be the could still be the cowboys there Maybe No, not Pittsburgh, they'll be fine to Pittsburgh. I think someone was saying uh Dwayne haskens could be interesting chase claypool Balling out. There he is chase claypool green for michael glucci and the Steelers I think someone was saying haskens could be an interesting, uh Choice to go to Pittsburgh to marinate behind Rothesberger for another season or two ever long rothesburg wants to play It's looking good this year. So next season or two for Rothesberger before he hangs them up Dwayne haskens marinates a little bit gets a little experience here and there He's got a lot of weapons to throw to And I Pittsburgh has a pretty solid offensive line, right that'll That he so he'll have a little extra time to Make decisions. Oh, I could think that could be very interesting still young be close to Ohio Next over things Fitzpatrick would be would be great in Dallas I don't know how Maybe it's maybe it's that harvard education you guys because Fitzpatrick seems to just drop into any team Learn the language of that of that of that team really quickly and then is like an effective player And he's just got the ability to improvise of course, but But yeah, he he seemed you seem like he could just slot him in anywhere And and within a week he'll he'll grasp the playbook pretty quickly at least the basics of it and Some of the key language and then he's out there making plays I thought Annie Dolan would be a lot better Yesterday, right. Yeah, see if if Fitzpatrick's putting up points with the Dolphins. Can you imagine what he'd do with? with Ziko Elliott CD lamb Amari Cooper Michael Gallup That offensive line is a little demolished Yeah, they lost Zach Martin yesterday Right Maybe they do better with the mobile quarters here Sean Jaspy trying to make some moves jerry jones if you're listening Sean Jaspy Thinks that maybe a mobile quarterback is is better with that decimated offensive line perhaps one eastern stick Who's currently just sitting around doing not doing much in here in los angeles with the chargers The eastern stick maybe gets a gets a fair shake Nice single run scored Chris Taylor You think the dolphins regret letting tana hill go? No, no Is it I don't think so. I think I think they were had eyes on rebuilding anyway I think they moved tana hill when they could I guess Got some picks for him Right, I think they got picks for him. They they if you think about all their trades They made with tana hill and Fitzpatrick mink of Fitzpatrick and And a bunch of couple other players. I feel like They have accumulated a lot of draft picks. They got their number one. They got their quarterback, hopefully in Tua this year So I think everyone they I think they're thinking everyone's going to kind of emerge and grow Around the same time is what they're hoping They have Houston's first and second For for who? The tonsil deal right in 2021 Wow, see yeah, so no, I don't think so. I think the dolphins did a smart thing. They they ripped the band-aid off You know, they could have hung around in tana hill For a little while and then try to pee something together around him and blah blah blah blah and You know, and they've seen that story before they know what tana hill could do with that team So they already know so tear the band-aid off move tana hill start over blow it up and they did and I think that's Wasn't a bad idea tana hill is perfect for the titans though Because the titans on the other hand they were they were just like man. We got Derek Henry We got cori davis. We got a jay brown. We got john smith We got a decent offensive line. We got a good defense. We've got good coaching. There's another hit So they've got all that Dodgers up six one They were like man if we just have someone who can just be smart with the football Take advantage of these weapons you know With some experience And then I think tana hill is one of those guys and I think he's been perfect for that team All right, here are the next five boxes dodgers up six one now Love it. All those bradies go to durwin and the buccaneers There's henry rugs the third And he was recovering from a hamstring issue Looked like he was past those issues Against the chiefs a couple weeks ago Now he's got a bi-week You can rest that up even more is what i'm hoping henry or brian edwards. I think Has an ankle issue And hopefully he used the bi-week To heal up there There's Clyde Edwards. He let up just a regular base card greg b with the base NFL debut joe burrow Joe burrowed just just shy of a of a win Last week alex with the bangles, but a lot of I mean he looks like he's the he's the real deal right joe burrow There's t higgins his buddy his teammate T higgins could start emerging along with joe burrowed be a dangerous combination There's been some talk. I feel like there's been some rumblings about aj green possibly uh Possibly on the move. What are the bangles new with aj green? You could pick up. I feel like they could pick up some great draft picks For uh for that. You don't think karson wence would love an aj green on his team There's brian edwards right there I don't think I don't know if jets would make a move for him, but But i'm thinking of teams with like Maybe a contender that could use a receiver You know, do the do the colts want to want aj green on their team? You know, I don't know what's going on with michael thomas, but The saints want to aj green on their team I think the niners want an aj green on their team There's an nfl day another nfl debut joe burrow for alex v And a green joe burrow nice There you go. It's a nice parallel here joe burrow base card green parallel alex valazcos balasacos that is with the joe burrow Got randomized it What? No, no, i'm good. Thank you though. All right, and the next five boxes coming up and the final five boxes ladies and gentlemen Thank you our week any interesting week seven matchups coming up Ooh the battle for the nfc east on thursday night folks new york at philadelphia philadelphia's got to win this one, right? They have to they want to they need to any other fun Fun matchups here Pittsburgh at tennessee should be a fun matchup, right? I think they're both Undefeated. Yeah, both pittsburgh and tennessee are both five and oh pittsburgh at tennessee Two five and oh teams who wins This looks like a pretty even matchup i think mark rubin with a world series mvp Does kershaw send to the to top five all-time left-handed pitchers with randy johnson's mini cofax Yeah, I think so I think that kind of kind of takes Takes the uh the demons away I think it really does tristan Yeah, i'm on Yeah, congrats. Well, listen it was a great matchup It was a great series i I thought I thought the braves Really had the dodgers number and the dodgers just just managed to Managed to squeak out that series Well, listen tristan the the braves are ronal acunia ozzie albis Those guys are going to be around Mike saroka ian anderson max freed Those guys are going to be around for dansby swanson. Those guys are gonna be around for a long time You know so I mean you know albis is going to be around a lot longer than kershaw kershaw is at the sunset of his career, so I think the future is pretty bright Dodgers got some good youngsters too, but We're going to see who emerges to be What a throw from turner what a catch and throw Dodgers have a weird window they've got this this kershaw justin turner kenley jansen window kind of closing While that sort of bellinger quarry seager window is slowly opening, but But you know they they'd pretty much And the and the bets window of course So it'll be interesting to see what the dodgers do, but I'd like them to knock this one out Before like the padre start getting really good before the white socks start getting really good And braves have money too tristan you know Braves have money. How old is freddy freeman?  So he's probably has another solid like Another three more seasons of him doing what he did this season You know, and then maybe a couple maybe it's another three more seasons where he kind of declines a little bit So you can probably play until 36, right? All right, so Yeah, that's what I'm saying like I think he's gonna have another three or three or four seasons So where he's having a season like he did this year Before we even start talking about a decline So yeah, and plus all those youngsters and braves have a nice new stadium And I don't think they're afraid of spending money when they need to So maybe when a big free agent or two emerges, they'll take advantage of that and So, yeah, I think the braves are gonna be be around for a long time Interesting kershaw only has like 78 pitches through through six That's some great efficiency there Yeah, imagine trevor bower on that on that starting rotation And what's and what you saw Felix Fernandez under contract. No, did he sign for like two years? I don't know what happens if you opt out For covid reasons and then Does he still owe the team another year How much does magic johnson get credit for the dodge the world series none Like whatever his ownership stake is like 1% No magic johnson. I mean he has a lot more to do with the lakers championship His fingerprints are all over that But I think for the Dodgers I think I don't think he does any day-to-day stuff In fact, I almost want to say he he had to Maybe he didn't me did he have to shell his sell his share of the Dodgers when he joined on as late in the Lakers front office It's a j. Dylan fl debut green Right imagine if soroka was healthy Because soroka's the one who like shredded is like Achilles or acl coming off the mound on a defensive play Something like that, right, but imagine I don't know if the Dodgers get out of the nlcf sorokas around Achilles, right? Yeah, that's what it was There's an Antonio Gibson silver for alex in washington jacob eason next over And look at this. This is really cool 13 out of 25 fluorescent orange teddy bridge water Carolina panthers michael galucci teddy bridge water playing some good football. It looks like he's back to his old self if not better Maybe even better I feel like he's had he's had a number of years Just absorbing the game I think he's just a smarter smarter player now And looks like he's back to his old self health wise. He's Scampering around like he used to it's awesome Ooh bets yard There you go mookie I think genesis travis only exists in uh those mosaic cellopax not in the oh They're in the blasters too tyler eifert genesis you called it travis I thought they only existed in the cellopax, but I guess they're in the blaster cases too Uh alex with the bangles Nice genesis Paying attention to this baseball game here Oh, yeah, you definitely should wait. I mean in my opinion you should wait and for any rays or dodgers players in the world series right now You would wait until after the world series What if justin turner ends up being being uh World series mvp Go go go go go That's a home run Isn't off the line There's derrick brown rookie mosaic panthers michael NFL debut dornlove green That's gonna go to greg and the packers That's what I thought but I guess not Well rex Well judging from the way justin turner just hit that ball rex I think he's gonna have a nice series That's what I thought but maybe to hit just under it. No, it hit me I get yeah, I guess maybe texas field home rules are different. Yeah. Well, there you go ladies and gentlemen Probably the stadium home rules And there you go ladies and gentlemen not a bad break at all Keep your eye out for more of this stuff on jazzy's case breaks.com I'm joe and I'll break more football with you next time. Bye. Bye. Go Dodgers


الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن و الثناء الجميل و أشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحقه وهو يهدي سبيل و أشد أن سيدنا و نبينا محمد صلى الله عليه و على آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد إن شاء الله يتعالى today we are going to have our last lesson on أصول الفق and what we are going to speak about إن شاء الله يتعالى is two things بإذن الله الكريم the two things that we are going to talk about is فائدة أصول الفق the benefits of studying أصول الفق why is it beneficial in studying أصول الفق what benefits are in studying أصول الفق on the board you have ten on the board you have ten benefits that are in studying أصول الفق that when you study it you attain إن شاء الله يتعالى from it after we cover that إن شاء الله يتعالى those ten we will go through ترتيب و دراسة علم أصول الفق a sequence a gradual way you are going to go through the sequence and a gradual way in which a person can study أصول الفق if I now want to study أصول الفق what is the sequence and the order in which I need to take so I will mention it in two ways على طريقة الأحناف the way by the أحناف which is also known as على طريقة المتكلمين right I mentioned the books that are done in the حنافي way and we already know what the حنافي way is we already spoke about it and then I'm going to mention على طريقة الجمهور in the way of the overwhelming majority of scholars and we mean by that the three imams مدهب المالكية and الشافعية and the حنابلة this is the books that are إن شاء الله يتعالى are going to be prescribed for them as well so let's start بإذن الله الكريم with فائدة أصول الفق what benefit do I attain if I study أصول الفق what benefit do I get what benefit do I get number one the benefit you get is ببط أصول الاستيلال precision you have precision in knowing what is evidence and what is not evidence this subject it teaches you what is an evidence and what is an evidence أصول الاستيلال here means the thing that you can use as evidence what are you allowed to use as an evidence and what can't you use as an evidence in other words in simple terms what are the evidence that are agreed upon and what are the evidences which are differed upon you will study in this subject and so when you learn the evidences that are agreed upon you would know to use that first and within those evidences which are agreed upon you will learn which one comes first and in what order they come in so you won't be using قياس which is of course allowed when you can go for what أعاية من القرآن or حديث from the sunnah or you could use the إجماع you won't go to قياس because you know the order that the Quran comes first and then the sunnah comes second and then the إجماع comes sorry the إجماع comes third and then the قياس comes fourth so you know the order that's the first benefit that the person gets from it you won't be using عادة the customs because that's the evidence that's differed upon عادة it's a difference of opinion whether that's an evidence or not are we all together the view of the people of مدينة that's an evidence that's not agreed upon by everyone many evidences the scholars differ on whether it's evidence the only ones that are agreed upon is الكتاب والسنة والإجماع والقياس الصحر so by studying أصول الفق the benefit that you get from it is you will know what is evidence that is correct and it's permitted for you to use and what isn't second is the second is you learn how to use that evidence what is the correct way in utilizing this evidence I have a Hadith in front of me I have an ayah in front of me how do I use it how do I utilize it the person will learn the way to extract and deduct to deduct from the evidence rulings أصول الفق teaches you that it teaches you the relationship between the evidence and the thing that you're using the evidence for you want to place a ruling on this and the evidence is here it will teach you how to bring out what you would need to give a ruling on this particular thing it gives you that ability أصول الفق إضاح الوجه الصحيحة للستدلال number three the third benefit that a person will attain that a person will attain is تسير عمالية الاجتهاد أصول الفق it makes it easy for a person to become a مجتهد it makes it easy for a person to become a what a مجتهد what did we say a مجتهد is it's a person who can do independent reasoning he can go to the Quran and the sunnah himself or she can go to the Quran and the sunnah herself and extract and deduct ruling from it herself if you study أصول الفق you're heading towards that path of becoming a مجتهد but if you're only studying if you're only studying فق just فق then you are not going to go to that path of اجتهاد you're just going to be the sheikh said that this is permissible and the book said that this is not permissible you'll always be as the poet said إذا قالت حذامي فصدقوها فإن القولة ما قالت حذامي if حذامي say something then believe her فإن القولة the speech is ما قالت حذامي وحذامي said that's what you're going to be you're just going to be like it was said by the sheikh and it is the reality of why تقليد blind following increases the reason why blind following increases is the deduction and the reducing of study of أصول الفق are we all together number 4 بيانوا بوابض الفتوة the person will learn the principles of giving verdicts in أصول الفق you learn the principles of how to give فتوة and how فتوة is given basically you will learn مفتي والمستفتي the etiquettes and the manners of the one who's giving فتوة and the one who's giving فتوة too you'll learn مراعات الأحوال observing the situations and you'll also look at إلى ما يقولوا إليه الأمر you'll be able to look at this verdict that I gave or I'm giving what can it lead to what can it become in the future all of that comes from the person who will learn بوابض الفتوة the one who doesn't study أصول الفق he doesn't have the principles of فتوة so when he gives verdicts you see that he contradicts himself a lot what does he do he'll contradict himself in فتوة one time he's saying something here and something similar to it that isn't different from it he's given a different ruling to it scholars will automatically identify this person doesn't know what he's talking about how is it possible that you said this thing is permissible and something else which is very similar to it you said it's not permissible when they really have what the same essence maybe not the same name but the same reality revolves around both of them and you've given two different فتوة for both of them that shows there's إدراب contradiction in your what in your study of أصول الفق are we all together brothers whereas the other scholars consistent what is he consistent upon he's consistent upon his فتوة he gave him فتوة here something similar to it he'll give it the same فتوة وما إلى ذلك number five the person learns معرفة الأسباب التي أدت إلى وقوع الخلاف بين العلمة the person will learn what made the scholars differ in this issue what brought about differing in this issue you'll learn that you'll learn why the scholars differ why why why they differ seven I can really show you many people say there's a difference of opinion in this issue but if you ask them why why is there a difference of opinion they can't tell you why and not knowing why comes from you not studying أصول الفق are we all together brothers it goes back to what it goes back to you not studying أصول الفق I'll give an example صلاة الجمعة and صلاة الظهري we know both prayers right if عيد comes on a Friday if عيد happens on a Friday do you have the choice of praying صلاة العيد and جمعة or do you have to pray both of them there's a difference of opinion صحيح some scholars they say if you pray عيد you wouldn't have to pray جمعة and if you pray جمعة you don't have to pray عيد one eliminates the other that's one view another group of scholars they say no no no you have to do both one does not eliminate the other I can now then say to you there's difference of opinion on this issue and I leave it like that but when you study أصول الفق you will learn why they different what was the reason I brought that difference of opinion the reason why that difference of opinion came was is جمعة a replacement of ظهر or not is جمعة taking the place of ظهر or not it is it has it taken the place of ظهر am I making sense here based on what you say here your answer is going to change am I making sense here so you learn why they different what brought about that difference the difference is really on something before that which then brought this to be difference of opinion does that make sense are we all together when you study this subject you will learn many things that scholars differ upon what is the reason أصول الفق benefits you that also while I am at that point it also teaches you what is valid difference of opinion what are a valid difference of opinion and the difference which is not valid it's not tolerated it is not accepted which one is which in other words which one is خلاف سائق and the one that is خلاف غير سائق the خلاف which is accepted and understood and the خلاف that isn't accepted but rather rejected because the poet he said not every خلاف that comes deserves to be given attention not every difference of opinion do we accept and we give it validity and we say wow there is difference of opinion not every difference there is some differences which we give which one is which because you know what happens if you don't learn this one you will unjustly unjustly oppress people on a valid difference of opinion خلاف سائق might be praying in different numbers someone might think this is not خلاف سائق a permitted difference of opinion rather it is valid difference of opinion it's oppression on your side to regard those people who are praying 22 for example or those who want to pray 11 or those who want to pray another other numbers to say that they're innovators that is an oppression on your side and that's an indication you don't know and you haven't studied I will tell the brothers and you tend to find that that people fall extreme in issues where there are difference of opinion where the pious predecessors differed and it never got in between their brotherhood by studying you will learn where you and that person can differ and where we can discuss it with a good atmosphere with a good situation with love in our hearts towards each other am I making sense no by studying you will learn which one falls under which does that make sense that's why nowadays we see that are really really rigid that people just want they make it rigid to the extent that as though they make it come across that there is no other view except this view best are we all together brothers and anything other than that view or anything outside that opinion is misguidance and that person is a an innovator he's misguided he's misguiding others are we all together brothers but the reality is the issue is what it's a valid valid difference of opinion you're right they won't accept it as something they won't accept it as the right opinion but they will accept it as a view that's out there that should be respected as a view so this is the difference when I say this my view for example is my knees go down or my hands go down sorry my hands go down before I go to the record before my knees that's my opinion I believe any other opinion other than that is wrong do you see someone praying next to me are we all together the way that I would discuss it with him have you looked at this opinion I have accepted that this opinion he holds and the opinion that I hold is subjective is how you look at it there's a possibility I could be right and there's a possibility he could be right there is that possibility there does that make sense but for me right now it comes across as that right whereas on the other hand if he was praying right next to me and he was wearing silk it's a different opinion now are we all together we also have another extreme which is opinions are just made wider and wider and wider and it's made everything is a difference of opinion recently I just came back from Europe and I heard a verdict by some group of brothers they came to me and they asked me a question they said we've heard that it's permissible if you have an exam that day if you have an exam at university you're allowed and you're permitted to break your fast are we all together brothers are we all together brothers now that's not a valid difference of opinion are we all together and it's baseless are we all together brothers whoever gives a verdict for it because it goes against many textual evidence are we all together and the reason why this problem came in the first place is those who thought the reason why a traveler can break his fast is because of mashaqa hardship it's a mistake to believe that whoever believes that a traveler, a person who is traveling to another country the reason why he was given a ruchsa the reason why he was allowed to break his fast was because of hardship that wasn't the reason are we all together brothers many people believe that they believe that opinion so are you telling me if a person has a car that picks him up from his apartment right under his house he's got a nice car he picks him up from his house he goes into his he jumps into his car he gets driven to the airport he doesn't go on a flight but he has his private jet and he goes on his private jet and he lands in his destination and he sleeps in his private jet he's got another bed waiting for him over there can he break his fast can he break his fast has he gone through hardship has he gone through hardship see this is the problem now when you make a ruling for this based on hardship then you spread it out for everything and you will then say anything that hardship enters it's permissible for you to break your fast am I making sense here and that is wrong I will speak about that in the coming days oh today sorry we have today right we have today the chapter of fasting we will be speaking about these issues in great details in great detail but lack of أصول الفق lack of أصول الفق because that person who travels right now he can break his fast whereas a person who's working in a what who's making bread who's working in the furnace who's burning his under heat he can't break his fast and he's going through hardship are we all together brothers does that make sense so keep that in mind number six is by studying أصول الفق the benefits that you get from it is you pool the people to follow in the evidence wherever it is you generally find people who haven't studied أصول الفق believe there's no evidence in this issue because even if the evidence is there they don't know how to use it and so what they do is they tell people use your logic they result to rational observation they use their minds when there is textual evidence that you can use are we all together brothers they go to basically logic when there is what when there is text right there and the reason why they won't go to the text is because they don't know the text they don't know how to utilize it are we all together brothers but when you study أصول الفق you see that person generally calls the people to follow the deal because what he saw in the evidence is profound it's amazing he's like wow we've got everything answered here because the evidence he knows what to do with it and he knows how it works in every situation are we all together الدعوة by studying أصول الفق you will learn and it will call you to اتباع الدليل حيث المكان wherever you are follow the evidence wherever it is are we all together brothers number 7 حفظ العقيدة الإسلامية عقيدة is protected عقيدة is what عقيدة is protected through أصول الفق if you look at the attacks that are happening to Islam today and you observe it and you look at it it is going back to studying أصول الفق people are playing with the text he just comes and he uses the verse how he wants I gave you an example the other day the خوارج what did they do they killed عبد الله بن الخباب wife who was pregnant they killed her and they brought out the baby and then what did they use as evidence إنك إنتظرهم يضلوا عبادك ولا يلدوا إلا فاجرا كفارا والله if you let them live نبله نحس دعاء he got tired and exhausted and he said if you let these people live all they are going to give birth to is disbelievers, criminals that's all they are going to give birth to 950 years he is tired now these people don't want to hear anything so when you see them when you see them when you see them when you see them when you see them so don't let any of them remain destroy them all what did they do destroy them wherever they are because they are not going to give birth except to disbelievers they took that same verse and they used it in their way by saying the reason why we killed this woman and we took out the baby is because she is only going to give birth to disbelievers and criminals that's what she is going to give birth to أقل ده gets corrupted and all the other deviated groups that came they did not know a look in an ayah and they apply it the way they want another hadith that you hear when the prophet SAW said he said to her that there is going to come a people Allah is going to destroy them from the beginning to the last of them this is in Makkah Allah is going to destroy them from the beginning of the army and the beginning of those people to the last of them Allah is going to destroy them and then يخصفوا بأولهم وآخرهم will the first and the last of them be destroyed وفيهم أسواقهم there are markets in there there are people who are not with those people the criminals will they all get destroyed at the same time the prophet SAW يخصفوا بأولهم وآخرهم most of them will be destroyed together and then and then Allah would resurrect them with their what with their intentions I mean the one who was good will be taken to Jannah and the one who was a criminal and he was a wrongdoer and his intention was to cause havoc he will also go to the hellfire but he will go to the hellfire does that make sense? does this hadith make sense? the خوارج شكت حديث and said if we come to a village we will kill everybody and the non-muslims all of them and what about the believers why would you do that they said as for the believers they will be resurrected Allah will resurrect them with their intentions I will together brothers what happened here was what went wrong what went wrong again brothers you guys might think it's very light but the text if it's not if قصور الفق is not studied this is what it gives birth to this is what comes out the scholars they responded to it the scholars they responded to this ابن مناسف القرطبي has a kitab in which he speaks about the issues احكام of jihad and rules of jihad he mentions that it is not permissible to use the universal signs the things in which Allah does you the slave cannot do it you cannot do قياس and analogy from the actions of the creator the universal things that he does for ايوات an action that you can take into your hands and do it yourself and it gives many other answers and many other response which I don't want to go into now but the point is the point is this is what comes about the أقيد of the Muslims gets destroyed are we all together brothers and that's why many people don't want to come into Islam because they look at these verses and it's wrongly applied it's wrongly used number 8 صيانة الفق الإسلامي again أصول الفق the benefits that are in it is that you protect the fiq as well you don't just protect people's عقيدة but it also protects the people's fiq are we all together it protects people's fiq like for example a man could say you know you have multiple wives الله said مثلا 2 وثلاثة 5 وربع 4 so you can marry how many wives it's a line are you with me brothers he just uses that ayah it's a fiq issue he said الله said مثلا 2 there is وثلاثة 3 وربع and what and how many wives will he have he has 9 wives now لدينا فكرة أكثر من المكتبات لا يمكننا أن نقوم بها أي شخص يتفعل ما يريدون يجب عليهم أن يقوم بقاتل ويجعل ما يريدون فأن يكون لدينا أشكاية أكثر يجب أن يتفعل الفق الإسلامي الإسلامي الإسلامي المفكرة التي نتعلم ويجب أن يتفعل فق فروع الفقية I saw a guy one time he said something very shocking to me he said قل قل إنما أنا بشر قل إنما أنا بشر الله يقول قل سيد محمد إنما أنا بشر قل سيد محمد إنما I am nothing else إنما is من أدوات الحصري right I am nothing except بشر I am a human that's what he means he said brother no sorry it doesn't mean what does it mean قل سيد محمد he separated those two قل سيد محمد I am not use the word as a negation I am not a human being like you guys قل سيد محمد إنما ما I am not أنا بشر I am not a human like you guys so what are you now that he's got that rid of rid of that he won't say okay his more or his this or his that right that's how the Quran will be played with that's how the sunnah would be played with these science صول الفق is what protects all of that what does it do it protects all of that number nine again by studying you see that the person their method of having a dialogue and their method of having a what a debate it's precision they know how to break things down easily they know when to give and they know when to take they know where to start from what is more important to mention and what isn't the dialogue the person will learn precision of dialogue and debates صول الفق teaches you that if a person masters and he studies he will learn how to discuss and he will learn how to use those principles in debating arguing and etc and how to discuss with people right you see he's smart I will together he's smart I had a discussion with a brother one time and I said to him brother I'll ask you a question he said to me the صحابة they differed in عقيدة and he left it like that I said that statement is wrong it's incorrect you shouldn't say that you should not say that the companions differed in عقيدة he goes but brother with all due respect there is difference we do see the companions hand but what's the difference you're talking about he said to me the difference that they had is whether Allah was seen or not is that not عقيدة related issue I said definitely your right is an عقيدة related issue it is an عقيدة related issue he said to me did they differ on that issue I said yeah they did he then said to me you should then accept that they differed in عقيدة I said no I don't accept that now he said that's a contradiction I said the reason why I don't accept that is it's like me saying to you the companions agreed upon فق would you accept that from me if I unrestrictedly said that the companions agreed on فق and I give an example of they agreed that the Salat the Salat which are part of the pillar of Islam is five are we all together did they not agree upon that they agreed upon that and I then say to you this is a فق related issue correct or not yes then can I then conclude from that that the companions unanimously agreed upon on فق issues he said to me no no are you with me brothers no you can't what you do say though is you restrict your statement you restrict your statement by saying the four or issues of فق sorry the four or issues of عقيدة the sub branches of عقيدة because عقيدة has what أصول and it has what for all it has fundamental issues and it has sub branches they differed on some of the sub branches in عقيدة if you say that to me I will accept that from you the same way I can say to you they differed on some for all issues of فق because even فق has أصول issues which they didn't differ upon and إبن القي يي mentions that when somebody speaks brothers you should stay away from ambiguity and that which is unclear فعليك بالتفصيل والتمييز فل يطلاق والإجمالي دون بياني قد أفسد هذا الوجود وخبط الأدهان والأراء كل زماني stay away from ambiguity and that which is not clear don't say statements like the Sahabas differed upon عقيدة straight to what comes to the people's mind is that anything within عقيدة is open for difference of opinion that is incorrect does that make sense the same way if somebody else was to say that the Sahabas unanimously agreed upon فق that the person would understand it as every issues of فق they unanimously agreed upon secondly no one ever said historically, islamically no one unrestrictedly said that the Sahabas differed upon عقيدة unrestrictedly like that does that make sense والإلوة إن دلله عز وجله last but not least is الوقوف على سماحة شريعة الإسلاميتي what you learn by studying وصول الفق is how simple this religion is and how easy it is and you learn that this religion has come to serve us this religion has come to serve us to give us what we need the good that we need the religion didn't come to burden us and to stress us out and to cause us harm this religion is ease and simplicity and this religion no one may over burden it and makes it hard and complicated except that what it will overcome you and it will destroy you this religion is easy ما جعل عليكم في ديني من حرج الله did not make burden and hardship in this religion I want you to all remember this issue there is a difference between did islam bring about اما does some of the rulings have in it مشقا or does it have in it عصر those are two different issues انهم عصري in English there is no a definite word I know that can be used to translated but the word عصر and مشقا are two different words I'll leave that for insha'Allah when we go next lesson into the five general legal maxims when we talk about it there is going to be one called when the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said اضرروا يوزال اضرروا اما لا اضرروا ولا اضرروا but the scholars they said اضرروا يوزال we will speak about it there insha'Allah but the tenth one is you will learn how easy this religion is by studying أصول الفق you will actually be impressed on how Allah is trying to bring about ease for us the last point that I want to speak about is if I want to study أصول الفق what do I do how do I do it insha'Allah this is going to be the shortest if you are a Hanafi على طريقة الحنفية طريقة المتكلمين and we spoke about the reason why they are called طريقة المتكلمين we spoke about that there are three books insha'Allah that they should study these three are studying the first one is تلخيص الأصول by حفظ ثناء الله زاهدي this one they study with the teacher and they learn it what I written on the board is that which you have to study with the teacher there has to be a teacher that teaches you the المنار با النسفي the المنار با النسفي at last but not least كشف الأصلار لعلا الدين البخاري those three are حنفي should study it with the teacher إن شاء الله تعالى in that order that I mentioned it in in that order that I mentioned it in the student should also read a couple of books on the side when he studies these three as a Hanafi in قواعد الفقية that I am going to mention إن شاء الله تعالى they should try to read it and that is the أصول of البزدوي and the best publication is تقويم أصول الفق by دبوسي نشر مكتبة the version and the publication of مكتبة الرشد أصول السرخسي by the تحقيق of ألفغاني الفصول في الأصول by جصاص by وزارة الأقافة الكويتية بذل by إسماني دارو تراث those five that I mentioned the student he reads them يطالع as a Hanafi after having studied those three with the teacher now we go into the على طريقة الجمهور if the person is not a Hanafi or a شافعي to be very honest with you I was a bit biased so I only wrote the شافعي version here I only wrote what a شافعي should study but insha'Allah تعالى I will mention what the حنابلا should study insha'Allah تعالى but then again they are all roughly the same a little furuk here and there but they are roughly the what الورقات the person study that starts with that one first there's two there's two explanations that the student should read after having studied the metin with the sheikh remember brothers a lot of the students what goes wrong is they buy an explanation and they sit in front of the teacher and they don't know what is the explanation and what is the metin the metin is the words of the author شرح is the explanation of a person who came after okay a student he should be concerned with the metin the wording of the author don't busy yourself with the شرح now once you've studied this book with the teacher okay he brings you the quotes and the references and the explanation and he breaks down for you what the author means here then I would then advise you to read شرح after you've understood the metin after you've understood the words of the author I would highly encourage you to look at the شرح of عبد الله مسالح الفوزان with the publication of Darun Minhaj his شرح is very easy and it's full of what textual evidences he gives you evidence as you know the author doesn't give you evidence for what he says the overwhelming majority of times but by getting the شرح of عبد الله مسالح الفوزان you get those evidences and the second شرح which is is the شرح of جلال الدين المحلي جلال الدين المحلي he has a شرح on جلال الدين المحلي have you all heard of جلالين تفسير الجلالين why is it called جلالين to جلال جلال الدين المحلي and جلال الدين السيوطي he has a شرح on الورقات and the student should try to get that the شرح of جلال الدين المحلي and try to find جلال الدين المحلي with the haashi of with the haashi of don't busy yourself with the other haashi of جلال is haashi is very complicated for someone of that level so just take two explanations the first one is عبد الله مسالح الفوزان the best publication for that one is what what is it دانون من هج عبد الله مسالح الفوزان شرح on الورقات is دانون من هج try to get that one it's the best publication the second one is what the شرح of جلال الدين المحلي the haashi of دمياطي has footnotes on it that's very good try to get that I said you don't busy yourself with the haashi of don't busy yourself with that because at that time it's a bit complicated for you it's a bit what it's a bit complicated جلال دين المحلي is publication I haven't yet seen it but there's a brother who I'm very close with who is from Somali as well حسن معاني داود يدان تحقيق عن الورقات شرح جلال الدين المحلي I haven't seen the copy I haven't seen the copy yet but it's been praised by a group of people the second one is الأصول من علم الأصول بأشيغ من عثيمين الأصول من علم الأصول بأشيغ محمد من أصال عثيمين أشيغ محمد من أصال عثيمين وفي المشيئة وفي المشيئة وفي المشيئة وفي المشيئة وفي المشيئة is he's different from أبيم علي الجواني he has evidence he has a lot شقبن عثيمين it's got a lot of evidence even if you don't get a shalah for it he gives you a lot of examples and he gives you evidence for his arguments and the third benefit that he has as well is he's going to stay away from statements and things that have what so that's what I always say to the person when he does الورقات after that if you transit if you transit to شقبن عثيمين you have the ability to know what is has and what doesn't at this point there's a shalah I personally think is the best shalah it is one written by I might be wrong or right in the way I say his name but I think it's غازي ابن مرشد العطيبي غازي ابن مرشد العطيبي his shalah is it's very good his shalah is what? it's very good I think that should be the the one that you rely on and once you've read that on the side as well the shalah of ام العثيمين himself the sheikh himself explained his book both of those are published by دارون من هج دارون من هج published both of them and right now this current moment العصول من علم العصول has been released I've done the first six parts of seven parts the first six seven chapters I've done it of عصول من علم العصول is on my channel if you wanna study it I've read that الورقات many times before and for the first time I'm recording an عصول من علم العصول in great details the third book again now I'm coming back to شافعي now I'm leaving because عصول من علم العصول we stepped into Hanbali world we came back to the شافعي now اللمع في عصول فقبا أبو أسحق الشيرازي اللمع في عصول فقبا أبو أسحق الشيرازي I've published it I think دار البشائر I think دار البشائر they have a publication on it which is very good they have some of the حواشي and the تعليقات of جمال الدين القاسم on there as well the point the reason why I chose the اللمع of أبو أسحق الشيرازي over the غاية الوصول في لب العصول by the career of Ansari is because أبو أسحق الشيرازي I've published it and Sheikh Al-Islam Tameer praised it greatly أبو أسحق الشيرازي اللمع في عصول فقبا it doesn't have the creative problems like the غاية الوصول في لب العصول by the career of Ansari so that's why I moved away from that and I came towards the اللمع في عصول فقبا the غاية الوصول في لب العصول the كتاب اللب العصول originally was a summary of إن شاء الله all of these books that I wrote on the board I will be explained them in English إن شاء الله وتعالى they will come out one after the other in explanation in the English language بإذن الله الكريم لما في أصول الفقب أبس حاقة الشيرازي I said the unique thing about it is it doesn't have big عقيد problems نعم لا شك there are some issues here and there that I have been mentioned by the author but the overall amount in it it's very good it's a very good book the second the fourth book I believe should be looked at and studied is the منهاج by بيضاوي the منهاج here is by البيضاوي منهاج البيضاوي it's reached like 100 شروح 100 explanations 100 this has reached that much I don't know if I remember the best publication I don't know if I can say it's the best publication but one of the publication I have is ناربن حزم that's the publication I have but I don't know if I can say it's the best because I haven't looked and I haven't compared it last but not least is جمع الجوامع جمع الجوامع is what? is by سبكي this Kitab as you can see from the name is called جمع and الجوامع what did it do? this book the author he brought together 100 books of أصول فق and he summarized in there instead of you going and reading 100 books of أصول فق he read it for you and he summarized it in one book for you 100 books of أصول فق ولي ذلك as I told you last lesson the متأخيرين the متأخيرين the late comers of the scholars they didn't go beyond and above جمع الجوامع they stuck with that because it's a summary of 100 books who's got time to read 100 books if an author did that for you already are we all together now pay attention here جمع الجوامع by سبكي has two famous poetry made out of it are we all together the first one is the كوكوب الصاطع has written by جلال جلال الدين it's 1400 something lines it's too much too big so many of the people they go for the مراقي مراقي السعود I will together brothers the overwhelming majority of scholars they go for the مراقي السعود which is a thousand lines I will together brothers مراقي السعود and that's the one that you would memorize that's the one you would memorize again the author here is he's a what he's a ماليكي who wrote this but he took it from a شافعي it shows you they're all upon على طريقة الجمهور they take from one another they benefit from one another are we all together brothers you would memorize this one with اتقان once you do والله you'd benefit a lot if you memorize this brothers and sisters if you memorize the مراقي السعود a thousand lines of poetry in أسول الفق and you memorize it and then you do all of these five you study with the teacher you have mastered أسول الفق you've combined between the two things that were needed in any science that you need to learn and that is what حفظ أنت فهم any knowledge that you're trying to attain you need memorization and you also need what understanding these are the five that you understand and this is the حفظ if you don't have the courage and you don't have the strength and you don't have the aspiration to memorize a thousand lines then go for the نظم الورقات by شرف الدين العمريطي the poetry the poetry from الورقات by شرف الدين العمريطي يسأل الحمد لله الذي قد أظهر المال أصور الورا و أشهر على لشان سابقة فوالذي لابتدان دون وتابعة الناس و حتى صارا كتبان صغار الحجم أو كبارا وخير كتبه الصغار و ما سومي بالورقات للإمام الحرمي it's good you memorize that it's small you finish that you get it all done with if you think I have got the aspiration I have it in me I am not weak like that I am not going to let it cross me by like that I am going to do it and I will have make it happen then go for مراقص سعود مراقص سعود by عبد الله بن حاج الشنقيطة رحمه الله عبد الله ابن حاج الشنقيطي رحمه الله he's a shankieter from Mauritania and one of the explanations that I have on this book is a shalah by محمد أمير شقيطي the author of the أضواء البيان he explained it I will be brothers but his explanation there's a slight problem in there within the book in the middle of it there's like a hundred lines that he didn't explain within the book not at the beginning and not at the ending in the middle there's like a hundred lines of the shalah from محمد أمير شقيطي he's missing from there are you with me brothers so there are other shaluha the حلي التراقي I think it's called it's one of the best shaluha on it but when it comes to the understanding if you've done all of these five you already understand مراقص سعود مراقص سعود is not to go through it with the teacher the reason why is because you've already taken the book that was taken from and that would be an explanation for it here you can't be you can't remember this big book in a poetic form you just use it straight when you need a issue when you say and what you need to are you with me brothers the best شرح for جمع الجوامع again is the شرح of جلالدين المحلي جمع الجوامع don't busy yourself with anything or anyone else take the شرح of جلالدين المحلي his شرح is the one that you should rely on and that you should إن شاء الله تعالى look into I think that إن شاء الله تعالى gives us an introduction that all should be إن شاء الله تعالى a good insight of what صول الفق is about the benefit of صول الفق is definition where we started from and how it developed and formatted the formation of it and now إن شاء الله تعالى we spoke about today the way to study صول الفق the متكلمين we said it's the جمهور right now it's the sorry the the متكلمين is the the متكلمين is جمهور right جمهور is the متكلمين right yeah it is yeah it's a second one it's جمهور I don't know why I said that we are in it إن شاء الله تعالى I will stop there for now anything which I have said that was wrong or incorrect is from me شاء الله and his message are free from it سبحانك الله وما بيحمدك أشد ولا إله إلا الله استغفرك وأتوب لي


Welcome to the product update of June 20 which is today. It's a great, great day because it's only two days before the release. But before I start talking about the upcoming release and a little bit about the one afterwards, I want to address something as I always want to address something else besides what is coming up. And that is feedback. It's super important to share your feedback. And you hear this all the time and there's a lot of slack channels to do this, but I can't emphasize enough how important this is. If you have any kind of feedback about KidLab, the product or the process whatsoever, let someone know or preferably, I think I have a slight on this, find or create an issue and then being a product manager. The reason for this is that you have valid opinions, right? So we usually deploy the new versions of KidLab early on KidLab.com so you get to try things. And your opinions are usually very important because you're one of the first people to try it. You're using this to do most of your work or you might be speaking to a lot of customers. It's hard to overemphasize how important it is that you share your feedback. So if you have any kind of feedback from yourself or from a customer, find or create an issue or in the KidLab C issue track or KidLab EE and then being a relevant product manager. If you don't know who to ping, there's a really clear guide there in the product handbook and you see exactly who you can message. All right. Now to the cool stuff. KidLab 903. Thursday we're releasing KidLab 903. And as usual, it's an amazing release. I'm pretty sure it's the best release we ever did. And this time, there's some such cool things. I'm really, really proud of us, the whole team of delivering this. It's really cool. The first thing is KidLab code quality. And it does exactly as it says. I have to say the first large part of this, almost all of it has been built by Dimitri by himself for a few months, which I think is amazing that he still does this. But what it does is it uses the code climate CLI to give you an idea of the quality of your code. So when you're doing code review, normally you look for a few things. Does it implement what we want to implement? Does it do it in a correct way? Is it readable? And part of that work luckily can be automated nowadays. For instance, checking for complexity or checking for certain style errors. And using this feature, using KidLab CLI, you can say, oh, I want to check for this kind of style errors. I want to check for these kind of things. KidLab will then report to you in the merge request, whether the changes introduced in the merge request change the quality of the code. So there's a really powerful way of getting a first hit on that code review that you want to do, getting a first overview. I think it's extremely, extremely cool. I'm very proud of us having delivered something like this and built it inside of KidLab before you had to purchase additional products and you have to integrate them. And I mean, this works so much better. It's available in E-Startup and E-Premium. Super excited about it. Next one. So you're all very aware of KidLab CLI and the whole pipeline, pipelines that you have inside of KidLab CLI. But what we had until now restricted you to have a pipeline in a single project. Or at least you could do things between projects, but there was no way to visualize it. So it was very hard to see how one pipeline affected another project. And this is the first step in consolidating that, in bringing the pipelines of different projects together. So in this way, you can see here, in this case, for instance, you have the KidLab Shell project that's linked inside of the KidLab CLI. And you see the status of that and how that affects the entire pipeline across projects. Super cool feature. And it's the beginning of something very huge. Having the ability to build something out of multiple projects is essentially what many projects do. So visualizing that is extremely powerful. And I mean, this is super cool. Enterprise is in the premium, this one. Segian S, regarding the code quality, Segian, is a JSON outcome shown like this whereas it has been fixed. As far as I know, this is how we show it, but there might have been some changes. It would be good to check, but I think this looks all right. And I would be happy if we make it more fancy. Next up is the conversational development index. So say that you're using KidLab. Most organizations started to use KidLab initially because they just wanted to have their source code somewhere. And at one point, we integrated KidLab CLI and we discovered, wow, it lowers the threshold so much. It's so much nicer to have things in a single product that we started to think about the benefits of having a single tool. And over time, now we have this whole framework, of course, of going from IDE to production to getting feedback through monitoring and then you cycle all the way back. Now that IDE is really nice, but if you're a large organization and you've not rolled into this magically like we have, then getting an idea of how well you do or getting an idea of this entire scope can be hard no matter how usable our product is. So the conversational development index gives this to our users. So what it does, right now if you're an administrator in the future, it will bring it to more users, what it does is give you an idea of how well you're utilizing specific parts in going from IDE to production or every single part of KidLab and how you compare to other organizations using KidLab. And it gives you a similar index. So it's very easy to consume, right? You just see, oh, I'm doing this well. And if you're doing better, you'll have a higher percentage, if not a lower below 100. So you know that you can improve. So if you look here at the screenshot, what you see is that, oh, this organization is using service desk, but the average, the issues created per active user is a little bit low. So maybe, and this goes back to the first thing, is that maybe they're not creating enough issues, right? Maybe they're not jumping enough when someone has an idea or has feedback. And they can use it in a way. And what we do is we link to resources that can help these people, these people that can help anyone to improve in this particular aspect. I think it's a very cool idea and it fits very much within our thinking of psychoanalytics. And now we have the Conversational Development Index. And it also helps us help our customers because we can say to them, hey, we see that you don't score that high. We can help you. Let us teach you where it can be better. All right. As Simon actually asked, what happens if they aren't using our issues? For instance, the third party tool. Well, Simon, in that case, it will not show there, right? It will just show a very low percentage. In my experience, what actually happens is that larger organizations never completely not use any part of KitLab. Because we make the threshold to use a different part so incredibly low, what you see is that adoption slowly starts to grow. I know, for instance, one customer of ours that decided to not use KitLab CI and slowly but surely KitLab CI is pushing out Jenkins in the organization because it's more powerful, it's faster, it's easier to use. So in the end, they will see that this starts to grow and they will want to adopt this. But yeah, if you're not using it, of course, the score will be fairly low. All right. Centralized Audit Log. So conversational development index is for all versions of KitLab available. Centralized Audit Log only for Enterprise Edition Premium. So we had audit features in KitLab for a while and they were scattered throughout the application. They were not very detailed. We made a simple, well, simple, powerful audit log that you can log in, you can filter and sort. And it's available to administrators. We record some or user actions and that's what it is. It's hard to overstate how important this can be to organizations because as you know, all organizations nowadays are software organizations. So if you're building cars and something breaks down, you have to be able to tell what happened and why did this happen. And a tool like an audit log gives you the ability to go back and see exactly who changed what and why did it change that? Why did someone get access to a particular resource and made a particular change? So this is very important. It's very important to our customers. I'm very happy that we made this improvement even though it might seem a little boring at first. It's actually very important. All right. And then there's a gazillion other changes. And actually, this list is constrained by the font size which I couldn't change for this template. It was actually much longer and I had to like select which one I thought were the coolest and it was very, very hard. So we are starting to improve the settings pages. Setting pages at GitLab are a little bit messy. And we started with the repository one where we grouped them. And we looked at Slack. They do this very well. So it's very easy there to now find the right settings. We now have quantified performance impact. That sounds very magical. But what it says is that GitLab just tells you, hey, this merge request, it decreased memory usage. And that is literally what the merge request will say. And I think that's a very powerful idea. It builds on top of the previous things that we introduced, which would say, this is the change in memory. We now have inline editing of the issue description. So if you edit an issue, it will just stay in the same place. It's a slight change, but it gives you a much better experience. So I'm always happy to highlight these kind of things. The issue board backlog in closed columns, you can now fold them in. So if you have a particular use for an issue board where you don't want to make use of the backlog or the closed columns, just fold them in. There's highly requested for all of those people that daily ping me, why don't we have X or Y on issue board? We're working on it. There's a lot of changes coming, group issue boards being one of them. We translated the project into repository pages. So you know, we're working on translation. So very happy with that. We improved subgroups. So now if you look in the groups view, you actually see them as little nested folders. It's very, very nice. Another very cool thing that we started to do is parse particular files in the file view. So if now you go in the repository and you look at dot GitLab CI handle, it will say on top where it's a valid file. So previously there was a little bit of a pain to do this. Now you see it right there. If you have a license, it will say what the license is and you can learn more about that license. So very nice feature. And I hope we start introducing more of these kind of things. And as I said, there are so many more cool things. You'll see the release post, but this is really another release to be proud of. So I'm going to just highlight a few small things about GitLab 9.4. We're still working on it. So it's all very much still up in the air. That's why I will leave it small. We're shipping finally related issues. It slipped two releases, unfortunately, but we'll finally have related issues in enterprise edition starter and enterprise edition premium. And this will be the first step of introducing relationships between issues. So this one will just say these two issues are related in the future. We'll add specifications, right? You can say these ones are blocked or not. But this is already important because if you have very long issues with a lot of references, it can be hard to discover which one are actually directly related to this issue and which were just referenced for some other purpose. So you explicitly relate issues. We're adding protected environments, which is similar to protected branches where you can say only particular people can make changes to these environments. And as we are retouching more and more environments from branches, this becomes very important. We're adding group milestones. This is because we want to have group issue boards. So having group milestones is a good part of this. And it will make it much easier to work with milestones across projects in a group or multiple groups as we have now. We're finally adding discussion threads. So right now you can start a discussion already in an issue, but you can start one from an existing comment. It's a little bit silly, but it was the smallest iteration that we could do. So it made sense to ship it. But they're fixing that and making it much smoother. And in the future, you don't have the option anymore to say, I want to comment on the discussion. Now, every comment can just become a discussion. We're shipping Postgres HA. Now, I think I've been saying this every release for a long time, but we're very good on the way. So I'm just going to leave this here. And now something super, super cool. We've been working on a new navigation in GitLab. And for a long time, people have been saying, well, the navigation, is that a weak point of GitLab? I disagree. I think it's great. But there's a lot of room for improvement, especially with subgroups. It's very hard to get a context like where am I now? Am I in a group? Am I in a project? Where exactly am I? And how can I navigate to the most important places? One of the things that we saw, for instance, was that issue boards was only found by one in six people when we asked them to find issue boards, right? It's because you have to go to issues and then you have to click on boards. Well, that's not a sustainable situation. So we're working on the navigation. And in 9.4, you'll be able to opt in to the first iteration of that. So it means that if you want it, you can try it out. It won't be the final one. That's why we're not shipping it to everyone. It will be a big change, a very disruptive, but you can opt in. And I actually have a sneak peek for one of the mock-ups made by Chris here. I think it looks pretty cool. I'm a big fan of bright colors. So that might have to do with it. But here, you can already see. I'm not going to go deep into this. We'll make many changes to it. I am also not the one creating this design. We have an amazing UX team that's been doing that. But I mean, it's super exciting to me. This will just highlight so much more of kitlab and it will bring important features much more to the service. And there's almost nothing more important than that. Making great features accessible and usable and making users aware of them is the only way we actually get to use them. And if people use our features, then people like our product. And that was everything. I think let me know if you have any questions. And I will have a look in chat for any upcoming questions. Let's see. What is the difference between those? I and question mark, I can see in the conversational development index. That's one will link to a resource and the other will just explain what we're actually measuring there, I believe. Let's see. What else? A Portland asked, how does the lead determine? Like, how do you stack up to other users? Well, we only use data from the usage thing, and it will only work if you're using the usage thing, meaning that the data we get from everyone is what we compare you to. So it's yes, it's a benchmark against the score from all users. But most of the scores we normalize in some way, right? So we compare it to an active user. So it's not biased by the size of the instance. Of course, it's not one on one. But without people giving us more specific data about the organization, this is the best we can do. And it's pretty good. Well, we start to say teams that use all are X percent faster, anything like that. That's a great idea. And it's something I've been thinking about. We don't share the data yet. So we don't have access to the psycho analytics data yet. And so we can't actually say this, we can't actually correlate this. I'm sure that's the case. And that I think is where we should be going. Let's see. I'm going to change the slide. No matter how cool it is, we give it literally slows on the computer. And would it be possible to add to the conflict features into Salesforce for existing customers? In fact, Peter, we are doing this at this very moment. So we're working on making sure this kind of data is all there. Andrew asked, yo, what's the markdown presentation to use? It's called back set. It's the best. It's very, very good. And it's very powerful because if I just change slides, I can just change the theme and then everything will look different. So that's, that's very nice. I like it a lot. It's very much worth this money. It's like 15. The new audit log is the activity also reflected in the application logs. Brian asks, so this is actually not an application log. We log it in the database. Ask Mike and ask Mike for more, more detail. Mike Bartlett regarding getting coffee in the Salesforce, Victor puts the link. Jacob says, what moonshot are you most looking for it to do or your most desire? That's a good question. I'll think about that and answer the next questions first. Cortland, can people are not sharing users data still make use of the conversational development index? No, they are not able to do that. And all right. So the moonshot I'm most looking forward to our most desire. I have several. My idea of the future is that if you're building any kind of applications, application, you don't have to worry about deploying things. So the evolution of auto deploy to me is the most disruptive change we could possibly make to the industry. Just the idea that I push a project and it just works. It just deploys and it just works. And I don't have to think about it. And if I want to scale up, I just don't get left to scale up. But if I want some control, I can just edit that as well. And that is so powerful. I also love things like having an IDE inside of GitLab and having everything be real time. But the idea of really making enterprise great, like complex applications easy to deploy. To me, that's the ultimate thing because programming is creating something new. And the only big threshold we have now is actually sharing that with the world because it's a pain to deploy. So making it easier I think is the ultimate goal. And I think we'll be able to do that actually. I think we'll be well on our way. All right. I see no more further questions. So you got three more seconds. Otherwise, I'll end it here. Three, two, one. All right. Thanks, everybody.


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Backroads is made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, with money by the vote of the people November 4th, 2008. What's it like performing live? I personally like performing live more than any other experience, say in a studio or any other kind of tape. I think there's a kind of intangible magic and connection. At least in my mind it feels like an energy that's created between the band and the audience. It's a dialogue of sorts and so I really feed off the energy of an audience and you wind up playing things that you might not have imagined otherwise because of that audience and because of that experience. My personal feeling is that you play with what you're feeling and what you're thinking within a given moment and the band will never play, even if it's the same song, they'll never play it exactly the same way twice, it just doesn't happen. And that's personally what I like. It feels like it's a living, breathing entity. Regardless of the style that you're playing, I see music as an abstract form of art because it is quite abstract, it's nothing you can touch. I always think about like if there's an alien that came down to earth and you tried to explain to him, what is it that you do?  Well I create vibrations through machines that we've created of wood and steel to alter the chemistry within the human mind for people to experience and feel something. We help them feel and we do this with these contraptions that we've created from elements of the earth. The truest form of what we're doing, that's essentially what we do and how exactly we affect those chemicals that create emotions. It's kind of a wild thing, but we're producing something and it's true and it's real and it's just an abstract form, you know. So this next piece is a composition that I wrote. Its title is Homesick and my great-grandmother on my father's side who was a Croatian immigrant, grew up on the Adriatic Sea on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia and when I wrote the tune I was trying to imagine the experience of being a woman from the Dalmatian coast living in Virginia, Minnesota. How do you approach songwriting? When I'm writing a tune I usually wind up playing it sort of a cord melody style which is where for me what it is is I grab a cord and the top note of the cord would indicate where the melody would lie and I kind of write the melody and the harmonies together but a lot of times it sort of it comes out of the harmonic structure of the thing but also sometimes I'll just be hearing a melody in my head it'll just be kind of rolling through my head and I'll try and capture that melody and then fleshing that out with rhythm and extricating the melody from the chords for you know a lead voice to play a lead guitar or violin or clarinet whatever it may be but then I also sometimes will sort of create a template for myself for you know I've played a number of different styles whether it's a musette, a French waltz that has an AA, BB, A, C-section, A I can start out with that sort of template of how many measures and to just give myself sort of a framework so it happens in a number of different ways it isn't one specific way I use different techniques at different times. What's it like to be a musician in northern Minnesota? For me I love it I love playing in northern Minnesota I'm not here by accident I've specifically chosen to be in northern Minnesota I've toured pretty extensively in my career and the quality of life here is just really magnificent we live in a great part of the world and I find for myself that sense of ease is conducive to the creative process for me it's where I create my best work and we're extremely lucky because it seems to me within the past 10 years and as time goes on northern Minnesota is becoming more and more welcoming and conducive to the creative process you know there's places like Rail River here and you know we have the Rife Center and them across the Art Center in Grand Rapids and we've put on Peasants with Torches and there just seems to be a really positive art scene that's existing here one of the things that I found playing northern Minnesota is people are extremely appreciative of the music because I don't think they're sort of constantly bombarded with actually opportunities which I think can sort of blunt the experience for people well why should we go out tonight because we can go out tomorrow I find that people are extremely appreciative and I find that people are extremely appreciative of jazz when we play it and all the different sub-genres of jazz that I play I've rarely found anyone who didn't appreciate it on some level so it's a great place to make art it's a great place to live it's a great place to be a musician I love it I wouldn't have it any other way here to Lakeland Public Television we'll see you next time well I don't think people need to intentionally be original I don't think you can get away from it you're just gonna play the way you play and I think ultimately you know I like what Charlie Parker said which was you have to play it the way you think it should go Backroads is made possible by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund with money by the vote of the people November 4th 2008