Episode 44 Six Seven It Up
This episode of Level Up (Episode 44 - Six Seven It Up) from iloveza.com covers a variety of news and community-focused topics, centered around themes of gratitude, community support, and personal growth for young Muslims.
Key Highlights:
- Sad News & Tributes: The hosts open with condolences for the passing of two South African athletes: soccer star Jaden Adams and rugby player Lobo Bibbo Muedini (1:26-2:03).
- Sports & Community Spirit: A discussion on the GR Legends Rally highlights the importance of local community support and the hospitality of farmers in Bronkhorstspruit (2:05-4:45).
- Social Issues: The hosts address a recent incident where protesters stormed a mosque in Pietermaritzburg, emphasizing the importance of knowing one's constitutional rights and reacting calmly to such situations (4:57-8:18).
- Mandela Day Initiatives: With Mandela Day (July 18th) approaching, the show suggests ways to contribute, such as volunteering at animal shelters (like TEARS Animal Rescue), knitting for the 67 Blankets campaign, or packing food hampers with Rise Against Hunger (9:00-16:51).
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Beneficial School Holidays: The latter half of the episode focuses on how students can use their final week of school holidays productively (20:02-45:32). Suggestions include:
- Connecting with the Quran: Moving beyond just recitation to understanding translations, vocabulary, and the history behind surahs.
- Islamic History: Exploring the lives of Prophets and the Sahaba as relatable role models.
- Practical Sunnahs: Implementing daily habits and duas into a routine.
- Nature & Reflection: Connecting scientific observations in the world to verses in the Quran.
Ongoing Events Mentioned:
- Sardine Run: The annual phenomenon occurring along the KwaZulu-Natal coast is noted as a popular winter activity (26:30-28:49).
- Alzheimer's Research: The hosts mention an international Alzheimer's conference in London, linking the importance of constant learning and mental stimulation to brain health (46:32-48:11).
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Episode 44: Six Seven It Up
Sunday 12 July 2026 / 26th Muharram 1448AH 14h00 - 15h00 (CAT)
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Episode 44: Six Seven It Up
Sunday 12 July 2026 / 26th Muharram 1448AH 14h00 - 15h00 (CAT)
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Episode 44: Six Seven It Up
Sunday 12 July 2026 / 26th Muharram 1448AH 14h00 - 15h00 (CAT)
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To dear listeners, it's 7 minutes past 2 right here in South Africa and it's our
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favorite day of the week, Yom Aad. It's the 26th day of Muharam 1448
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ah alhamdulillah and it corresponds to Sunday the 12th of July 2026.
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I'm Zad Plachies and with me are my co-hosts Nabia and Issa Plachis. And looking after us behind the scenes this afternoon is brother Zad. Inshallah.
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We are coming to you live from Radio Islam International Studios in Johannesburg, South Africa. Welcome to Level Up, where we listen, learn, and
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grow inshallah with Allah subhanana wa ta'ala's guidance and we break down the week's news and talk about what really matters to young Muslims today. Our
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WhatsApp line is open. The number is 0727861548.
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You can call in on 0185472 or DM us on i love.com.
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That's I L O V E Z A C O M. We are currently live on Instagram. You can find us on Instagram, Facebook X,
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LinkedIn, YouTube, Tik Tok threads as well as upcrolled.
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So today we start off with a bit of sad news as two South African uh athletes have passed away suddenly yesterday. We
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had Bafana Bafana and Maloi Sundown soccer star Jaden Adams passed away at the age of 25. He recently represented
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South Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and South African under8 rugby player
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Lobo Bibbo Muedini has passed away at the age of 20 and he recently returned to France where he played club rugby.
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May Allah subhanana wa ta'ala make it easy for the families and friends of both athletes during this difficult time.
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Um, staying on sports, the GR Legends rally took place this weekend with the final stages ending yesterday. The
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Toyota Gazoo team of Mark Jones and KZ Naidu unfortunately did not finish as their Toyota GRAIS failed in the last
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stage. Speaking to Mark Jones after the race, he was disappointed as they were in third place and ended up with no
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points at the end. But the whole experience was a learning curve for him.
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I think if we have time uh after the break I'd like to touch on the subject of learning curves um as well as
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inshallah inshallah I mean because I believe that um very recent activities should you
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know obviously everything in our life you know we need to touch on that we need to learn more about that but also mostly recent activities so inshallah I
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hope that you do have time later on for us to talk about that inshallah but if we don't then uh just keep on listening next week and we'll we'll talk about it inshallah.
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Um so we were fortunate enough to be hosted by Toyota for the day driving to the venue in the new Toyota Baky. Alhamdulillah.
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It's not a baky, it's a Hilux.
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Yes. But I think for me one of the highlights was um besides that three pattied burger from Mommy's Big Bite was
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how the locals in Bronos rallied around the I was also amazed by that. It was
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absolutely um inspiring to see like a whole lot of supporters coming through and um
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just being there and and yeah basically giving their support but I think there's the farms also was it the farms also
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support besides just the locals coming out and supporting the local farmers allowed the race to take place. So they they allowed
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the South African rally raid team to use their farms for the racing which I thought was like so honorable of them
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you know and and it's like you say it's inspiration to see communities getting together and working together for the
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development of that area which was Bronos plate but also I suppose as a nation as a whole you know as they say we're stronger together and with that
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South Africa that's definitely true. Um I actually I wish that all communities could actually be this you know that supportive
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inshallah. I mean I hope that we can come to a a um what what is it like a an understanding that we all can be that
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that way towards our communities and each other in general.
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You know that's something actually that we need to learn. Yes we do.
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M and talking about stronger together um South African men's rugby team the spring box also won their match yesterday um against Scotland.
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Um so in other news this Friday the 10th of July I don't know if you saw that message that was going around um during
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Juma prayers a group of protesters attempted to storm a mosque in Peter Marittsburg to remove alleged illegal immigrants themselves.
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No, I didn't see that. But we did mention um I think was was it last week that you know just let us know if that's happened. So So unfortunately that did happen.
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Yeah. In in Peter Mattisburg apparently there was a masid that was targeted. Um but obviously you know we know that
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there are laws in place right we know that we have rights.
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Mhm. Um and these are local citizens, a group of protesters that were that that
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came into the masid. So we must remember that in terms of the immigration act, only the South African Police Services
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and the Department of Home Affairs have authority to verify immigration status.
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Okay. But what do you do in that case now? They're not um a police authority. So do you just tell them to go away?
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So you'll have to call the police to get involved. Okay. Okay.
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Um but obviously remain calm. Don't um you know uh become aggressive towards them.
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Uh you know if if it's possible try and get the Malis um you know into a safe place in the masid, lock the gates to
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the masid. Um you know just just so that you can so that everyone is safe.
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And it's sad that it has to come to that.
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But the most important thing is know your rights.
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So know your rights, but don't be aggressive about it. You know, if if if it's not police and say, you know what, um we need to get the authorities
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involved. You can't take the law into your own hands.
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Yeah. And they say that section 15 of the constitution is a freedom of of religion. Um so disrupting Juma or any
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uh other prayer violates that constitutional right.
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That is correct. Right. And unlawful entry, intimidation, trespassing, all those are um criminal basically.
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Um so there was no legal reason for them to be there and they don't have authority to be there in the first
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place. If they're not coming there to make salah, to play, then they shouldn't be there. So they say that um there are
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you know people um attorneys at the the Peter Mattisburg courts that can assist
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as well. Um and obviously don't follow any like mob action, you know.
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No, that that's also important. Don't follow any mob action as in don't do what uh do what you think other people
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should do and come together and and do your make your own um what is the word I'm looking for? like make your own law as well. You know they these people
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didn't do the right thing by you know undermining the law but you also don't undermine the law.
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But I think also um because this has now happened we must also make government aware because there needs to be um
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stricter regulations in terms of this type of thing because we don't want it to happen.
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Exactly. Because like you said freedom of religion and they cannot come into a religious religious place. Yeah.
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Okay.
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Okay. So, um we don't have any public holidays in July.
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Um it is the last week of the school holidays.
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Okay. Oh, it is the last week of the school.
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Well, schools go back on not this week, this coming week, but the following week, Tuesday.
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So, they have next weekend. So, this entire weekend.
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So, yeah. So, this next weekend will be the last weekend. Okay. Enjoy your holidays.
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Um but after the break we're going to discuss how um you can make this last week beneficial in
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uh but like I was saying we don't have a public holiday as such in July but we do have a day in South Africa which we commemorate and that is the 18th of July
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which we know as Mandela day and when most of us try and do something for 67 minutes
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is it not 67 Okay. So, you can see which generation he is. But whichever way you say it, if
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it's 67 um or 67 minutes um in com in commemoration of Mandela Day um
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Nia or Issa, you have something that that you want to to say about it.
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Yes. He wants to talk about the 67 minutes, not the six or seven minutes.
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Okay. Are you going to talk for 67 minutes?
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That would be a really long time. Is that is that what we're going to do for for Mandela day? We're going to talk for 67 minutes today.
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No, I don't think we can do a long 60.
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No, definitely not. And we can't signaling us and saying no, it's not possible today.
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Okay, tell us about it. Okay. So, Mandela Day's 67 minutes call to action
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asks individual worldwide to indicate 60 minutes 67
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minutes of their time, one minute for every year that Nelson
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Mandela fought for social justice and public service.
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celebrated annually on the 18th of July.
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It encourages simple community focused acts of kindness to help those in need.
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Here are a few ways you can make a meaningful impact.
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Okay, so um I've got something. Um tears are calling on all Cape Townians on on
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basically on Cape Town to give 67 minutes this Mandela Day. Um they've had a rough few months there in Cape Town
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with storms and flooding and now uh Cheers Animal Rescue are welcoming volunteers back on their premises for
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Mandela Day. They're asking you to give 67 minutes of your time, you know, in honor of the 67 years that Nelson
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Mandela gave for fighting for social justice um to make a difference. So the recent weather challenges left some
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damage around the animal shelter and they've chosen three projects to offer which will help repair that damage and get the shelter back on track.
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Inshallah for animals who don't have a voice of their own. Okay. So there's the painting, the gardening and the cleaning
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projects. And um you know with painting you can brighten up spaces with a fresh coat of paint by the kennels and the
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catery or you can replant trees or pet friendly flowers. Um you know in terms
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of gardening or do a lesser glamorous task but one that is much more needed and more rewarded by doing a storm
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cleanup, a deep cleaning of the puppy areas or general kennel maintenance.
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And um and I think that doesn't only just apply to tears. Obviously they have their own initiative but there are so many other
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organizations that need similar assistance.
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Exactly. They do. Those are general things actually. Painting, gardening, and cleaning. Those are general things that need um most organizations do need
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help with especially if they have a premises. especially nonprofit organizations because they're so busy doing the work that they do that they
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don't have time or the volunteers to assist with those things.
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Yes. To keep out to upkeep with the maintenance and all of that. And like they said, you know, the painting so to to give it a fresh coat of paint so that
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it looks a bit better or you know planting to to look a bit better. Then obviously uh cleaning needs to be done. Everyone needs help with
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cleaning actually. I think that's a topic for another day.
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But um yeah, so if you want to know more about you know registering um you can visit our website registering so that
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animal rescue can get all their supplies needed for their volunteers on this day.
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You can check our website ilivza.com specifically this um article but there is more other things you know to be
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involved with in Shelva. And then um another thing that I found that you can do on Mandela Day is to knit, crochet or
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donate wool at Hide Park Corner here in Koeng. Um it's from the 18th of July
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until the 30th of July and it's part of a campaign that began about a decade ago. So basically what prompted this was
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a group of volunteers known as the knitwits of 67 blankets. knit as in K n I T, you know, like knitting.
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So what they would do is they would leave a hand knitted or crocheted scarf in a public place for someone in need
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and then it grew into like a nationwide movement, you know, of kindness. And then uh it's been left in like um parks,
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on fences, around trees, in public spaces all around South Africa. And there's even some that's been handed on
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um you know that Johannesburg city sightseeing red bus. Yes.
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And they all they all each of them all those scarves carry a handwritten message of care and a tag that says this
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is what the tag says right. I am not lost. If you are cold and need me please take me. Alhamdulillah.
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Alhamdulillah. Yeah. So now to mark mark the anniversary which is a 10 year anniversary the center court in Hyde Park Corner Shopping Center in
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Johannesburg will host what's believed to be the world's largest handmade scarf chandelier that will hang above the installation.
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Alhamdulillah.
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That's interesting. So those who actually you know know how to knit crochet and um
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uh what you call it was it or or or if you have your own you can um donate you know your wool and scarf and then just
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you know say this is it but I think they they um you know like you said it's a group of people that
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actually knit these scarves. No, but you can also go there and you can donate your scarves or you can also go and
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knit. You can volunteer to knit from the 18th to the um what you call it 30th of July. Okay. Yeah.
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And then um I think we were fortunate a few years back and for many for a few years off it we were fortunate enough to
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attend the rise against hunger campaigns which were on was it on on Mandela day on Mandela day and then um they were
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packing hampers which um I think was this uh tastic was also involved.
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Yes. Um so they so oh we would uh packtastic rice but not just rice we would there's a whole food hamburger yeah
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which um full aid is also doing this year on the 16th of July at DP World Wanderer Stadium. So you can go onto
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their social media or their website and you can register to volunteer because they're looking for volunteers to pack I think 5,000 hampers.
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Sure. So anyone can go there and you don't need to register beforehand?
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No, you have to register. So, you need to go on social media or obviously their website to register to be a volunteer. Um, and like I said,
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I think they're packing over 5,000 ampers and that's at DP World Wanderer Stadium on the 16th of July. I think it starts at 9:00. That's um Thursday.
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Thursday. Yeah. So, it's still within the school holidays.
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Oh, okay. So, there's something for people to do. Yeah.
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Yes. So uh yeah it doesn't have to be I mean only on one day and it only it doesn't have to be only for that 67 minutes.
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Yeah the thing is um you know we always focus on you know like you say people need sometimes need a reminder. So we
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need this reminder now um for the 67 minutes that hey we need to do something good for humanity. Um, like if you're not if you're not usually
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doing something good for humanity for a long time, maybe take some time this week.
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No, but I mean some people get very busy with what they are doing.
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No, that's what I said. If you haven't done it, it's not that they don't want to do it.
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Um, but you know, like it's almost like this this day has been dedicated to that. So even if you sometimes work at a
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corporate, the corporates get involved with something as well. Um but you know we always just like I said focus on um
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you know like specific days or just Ramadan or something and and it's incumbent on us as Muslims to you know
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continuously do this. You know, they say that um you know, you go to the masid on on on a Friday for Juma and it's good to
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to give some saddaka or I was actually going to say I remember um Issa used to go to a preschool and
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every Friday they used to make them give um saddaka to put in a small tin, you know, some money. They used to make them
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give some money or coins or something to put in a small tin on a Friday to encourage them to give charity. But it doesn't need to only be on a Friday.
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Yeah. But I think it also teaches them that you know you should take some time.
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It's continuous. And if you build that habit of at least once a week um then it might you know
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give yourself that time once a week to do it then at least then it it grows from there.
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But it doesn't mean inshallah I mean it doesn't mean that you only have to do it then. I mean if you are going for um
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like th on a Monday you can also you know drop in the leela box or something like that.
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Yeah I mean you don't there's no specific time um and the boxes are always there in the mash. It's not only on a Friday. Um but
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yeah, I think let's uh go for a break and then when we return then we can um
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Let's go for a break and when we get back we'll be discussing on how to make your last week of school holidays
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beneficial inshallah
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what we we can do in this last week of school holidays to make it beneficial.
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I wanted to quickly mention uh about a few ways
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on uh ways you can make a meaningful impact. Volunteer for Mandela Day you're talking about?
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Oh, okay.
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Volunteer your skills. Spend time mentoring, offering professional advice
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or assisting local charities. Support local charities.
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Donate warm winter clothing blankets or non-p perishable food to shelters and community groups.
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Community cleanups. Dedicate time to cleaning up a local park, street or public space. Make and pack meals.
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Many local nonprofits coordinate sandwich making or not or food
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packing events for underprivileged schools and shelters. Alhamdulillah.
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Alhamdulillah. Um yes. So that is like you know what we mentioned but also on a broader level. So obviously not just for a certain shopping center here in
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Johannesburg to you know make a um a knit or crochet blanket or a certain place in Cape Town. I actually remember
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um quite a few years ago um I think people we knew used to make like peanut butter sandwiches and just hand it out
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um Oh is it? Yeah. Where was it? In joke book. Oh okay. people we knew.
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Oh, I don't know if I should mention their names, but I can remember they I I can really remember because they used to buy a whole lot of um bread and um peanut butter
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and they used to stay up all night and they used to um make these sandwiches and then in the the next day they used to actually um hand it out. I don't know
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where. I didn't ask. I just know that they used to make those sandwiches cuz I heard him say something about sandwiches and I remember that. I'm actually just
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thinking now there's a lot of people with allergies. So I wonder what would happen then you know like do you notify them this is peanut butter and then
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they'll say oh I have a peanut allergy and then you can't eat it. I'm just thinking but I think it's it's also the the thought that counts and like we said you
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know um just with those things that Issa mentioned uh just to make a meaningful impact you know you start somewhere it
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needs to start somewhere and once you you you start doing something um it becomes a habit after a while if
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you're continuously doing it true um so even if people you know like we said only do stuff in Ramadan or you only do it for 67 minutes once a year.
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Um it's a start. Yeah.
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Because uh some people um you know feel good afterwards and they want to do more.
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Yeah. Maybe that actually like encourages them to go inspires them to do more. So So then they feel okay you know what next week I also want to do this.
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Yeah. And that and that's how uh organizations are created.
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Definitely. you know, um you you start volunteering somewhere and then you start your own organization because you see that there are certain things like
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you say like with tears with animal shelter or like Usherful Aid the you know um disaster relief or gift of the
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givers you know there's so many organizations that were born out of people just doing something by themselves it could be
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maybe just once also so yeah that's true that is true so there's something for you to do also in
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the holidays. But um earlier I mentioned uh Cape Town and I just remembered that there's actually some event listings um
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for children to to do this holiday, this July holiday, namely uh in Cape Town, namely an interactive soccer challenge
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this weekend at Capegate Shopping Center. There's um other things to do as well, you know, during the week and
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they're listed on our website as well as, you know, other places, not just Cape Town.
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But they are listed on our website if you want to go check out. There's also um that Mall of Africa um activation,
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the gold zone that we went to. So that's in Khao for the children. And am I correct in saying that today is the last day for that activation?
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I think it ends tomorrow.
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Tomorrow the 13th. Oh, okay. No, I thought it was today. And um okay, so this was something I had to actually I
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saw people getting very excited about and um I actually had to research it cuz I've never experienced it myself. So,
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you know how the um most part of Kiden is like just the sunniest place even in
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winter, you know, it's warmer there and they probably only have what 2 weeks in July when it becomes really cold. Yeah.
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You know, is that still the case? I think so.
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So, well, I mean, people who are there feel cold, but we know that that's not cold.
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We know what's cold now. shame. But yes, because of those um the the sunny nature on the east coast, you know, many tend
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to flock there during um uh this time of the year and then including those um
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from the the what you call it the sea world, you know, the ocean world. So yes, there's there's absolute excitement
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about the sardine run that tends to happen around this time of the year. Um, and I must admit, like I said, I I was
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born in Durban and schools and university in Durban, but I've never really experienced the sardine run myself. I've never been there. I've
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never Yeah. I never had sardines.
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But for for me, I I suppose it was mostly because I was hardly in Durban, you know, um during all the school holidays, but including this time of the year.
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So yeah, I saw lots of faith Facebook um groups uh dedicated to uh spotting this
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sardine run and so on and there's quite a lot of action on social media this time and in in the newspaper when I was reading I read the newspaper as well. So
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just a bit of of a background right the 2026 sardine run started around the 13th or the 14th of June when massive shs
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were spotted in Port Edward. Then they moved north through to Port Shepson and
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Lum Cel um reaching the Scottbur ami stretch by mid to late June and
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apparently they're still around that area now. And the activity of these sardines they generally follow a cooler
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temperature and then there was a bit of a delay this year with their migration.
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Um I think it had to do something with the temperatures and it coincided with the politics of the country. So uh there
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was you know as South Africans we always bring humor into something. So there was a bit of humor regarding them this year.
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They said um there were memes that said that the sardines need to have their papers documented before coming in.
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But yeah, if you're interested, apparently the Scottbur to Amum Toti stretch is a good area to watch for um
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sardine activity, but there's a lot of other activities as well, which includes
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um sharks and dolphins and Cape ganets, which are actually seabirds that can deep dive into the ocean. And then
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there's turns, which ts, which is also seabirds. And you can check out Ubongo and St.
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Michaels on Sea or Shelly Beach to check out the Sardine netting and beach activity.
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Okay, inshallah. So, we got a message from a brother here that said, "Forget about Mandela. He's dead. Commemorate
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Islamic Sahaba Amy Alisam." Asalamu alalaykum. Instead of taking 67 minutes for Mandela, instead give 60 minutes 67
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minutes to the teachings of Islam which will be beneficial than Mandela.
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Alhamdulillah. That is definitely good advice.
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No, definitely. Um and that's exactly what what we want to talk about. You know, there's lots of things happening especially this holiday to keep you
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busy, but we want to focus on gaining and increasing knowledge, right? It mustn't be like um a second
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school or winter school or something or you mustn't feel like you um ah I'm not having a holiday.
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Yeah. But we know um that there are many hadith on seeking knowledge. There's duas for increasing knowledge. And I
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think the most important lesson is when our beloved prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam was told ikra as the first word of the revelation of the
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Quran. and ikra which means to read or recite which was very difficult for nabi sallu alaihi wasallam because he was not
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taught how to do it before and um we have the opportunities now to go to school some of the best schools
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and universities in the world and sometimes um you know we have stuff right at on our fingertips you know
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screens on our phones or laptops um because there's a lot of online classes um or courses that are available. And I
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just wanted to touch on a few things um because the school holidays is actually I think a golden opportunity for kids to
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grow not just academically or socially but spiritually too. And I think this brother that that said you know
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teachings of Islam um is is very prevalent because um in Islam we we told to seek
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knowledge, right? Um it's an act of of worship and using your free time to do
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this is beneficial. Um and you get blessings for it as well for utilizing it in the correct way. I mean we can
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watch soccer for 90 minutes you know um but we can't sit and learn something
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from the Quran you know like go back and and actually you know connect with the Quran. And I think that's that's what's important is that
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yes there's lots of like you said different activations at different malls and you know there's stuff happening but
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we want to use our time correctly and we want to make sure that whatever we doing is for the pleasure of Allah
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you know is it necessary yes you know as kids you um you want to grow up and there are certain activities that you want to do so
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we want to just do nothing and be bored and have fun It's not to say that you can't do that, but there must be we we
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take time out of the day to make five times salah. At least five five salas, right? At least at least five salas.
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And also we make sure to remember to read each of our duas as we're doing something. As the minute we wake up,
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we're reading a dua. So we're taking time to always remember Allah. So, so in the same way if you have like 3 weeks
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holiday you can take time you like you go to school every day so you're taking time out of your day to go to school to learn so in the same way
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I'm not saying you need to spend your whole holiday um you know but like you said take time so take time each day it doesn't actually and that's
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the beauty of Islam it doesn't have to be only for one day exactly because if while we're busy we wake up
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in the morning we read then while we busy and then we take time we're actually taking time out and we're reading then we go back to being busy
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and then we taking time out we read so at the same time besides reading your salah take time out and learn something
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about our our dean and it doesn't have to be like we said commemorating somebody or for 67 minutes
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it can be for for us personally and again for the pleasure of Allah subhanana wa ta'ala so the first thing is connecting with the Quran beyond just
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recitation. So the one surah deep dive instead of just reciting quickly pick one short surah um obviously from juice
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and spend the week learning its translation the story behind why it was revealed lessons it teaches you would take like
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say surahlas then you um what did you say memorize it learn to memorize it which most of us do know it
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besides just reciting and memorizing like actually learning the translation Yes.
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Right. And the story behind why that surah was revealed. Okay.
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Um and the practical lessons it teaches because each surah you know like you always mention surah kaf and the different lessons that we taught from
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that. So each surah has a lesson which is and a history behind it and a history behind it like like we
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just mentioned the first word that prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam was told with the revelation wasra. So there already is a lesson to
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say that we need to read more, recite more.
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Um, and then there's vocabulary journaling. So keep a dedicated holiday notebook. Every day find three high frequency Arabic words from the Quran.
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Um, write down their meanings and try to spot them during daily recitation.
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I like this because this will actually help you to understand what you're reading. So because you know you know
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like like means light you know so every time you come across that word you know they saying something about is mercy
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and then it becomes easier for you to translate what you are reading.
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Exactly. So instead of you know trying to read the English translation you begin to understand what you are reading
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and um and then obviously you can also you know like I know people say uh uh Issa is mentioned so many times in the
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the Quran you know like so you start tracking you know like you know for those that that do these type of activities and it keeps your brain active as well. Yeah.
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And then in terms of audio and correct pronuniation, so your tajid, use the extra time to listen to a renowned and
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refine pronunciation. Recording themselves and playing it back is an excellent way for kids to selfcorrect and build confidence.
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You say you you know this because we do this every day with you. you make you listen to um Sudace or whoever it is and
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then you you read it back. So you know that that's the correct way to read.
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It it doesn't mean that you know that's he has to read in that way though but he just needs to make sure that he reads the that with that read.
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Yes. Because so for anyone you know make sure you read with that you read. No, but I mean like there's not only one recording.
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There's a lot of uh Quran apps now.
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There's those Quran cubes and everything, you know, where you have different reciters so you can you can hear the difference in the way they um recite the Quran.
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Yeah. But obviously with them making sure that they read with that. Yeah.
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And then um exploring Islamic history and hero story. So the prophet series move chronologically through the stories
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of the prophets focus on the character traits they displayed um such as uh prophet ununice patience, prophet
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Ibraim's courage or prophet ysef's uh integrity.
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So you say in chronological order so I would assume start with prophet Adam and then you know move on to
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Yeah. And then you know then you build I think also once you start doing that you build these images and almost like
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videos in your head and you know you you create your own series. That's very that that's actually
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very interesting because um you know most of us and the youth as well you know they they're more concerned about
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you know role models this time but we've had we've always had you know the best of role models and learn from them so
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learn their stories and it's funny that you say that because that was the next point is um the companions at the harour as role
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models. Oh yes. So kids love adventure stories. Introduce them to the lives of the young Sahaba. Um or you know and and
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let let them also learn about uh the the Sahaba and what they went through because you know sometimes they see uh
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our beloved prophets as being higher than them, you know, like on a pedestal and the Sahaba were like in inverted
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commas everyday people everyday people like us, you know. So um which which they weren't because obviously they were
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were more learned and more knowledgeable but but what I'm trying to say is they learn about their courage and their struggles and you know the things that
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they went through with the prophets as well and they are human they were humans as well and we are humans so you know it's
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not like we we learning from uh someone who is a different kind to us.
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Yeah. you know that that that would be more on a relatable point I would assume.
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I think so. And then obviously um there's interactive media. So take your
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normal little cartoons or whatever you're reading or watching and there's Islamic animated series, you know,
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there's um these uh YouTube channels, there's these apps and stuff, podcasts
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designed for Muslim youth that cover uh the SI that cover, you know, these
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stories of the Sahaba, all those type of things. Issa looks like he wants to say something.
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Um, there's this thing that I watch now and again um on YouTube. It's called N Kids.
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Okay. And what what do they do? So, um they have like Ramadan uh videos and stuff.
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And um the other one is like they'll read stories uh the person will be reading the
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stories and showing it on the screen as well.
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So I believe it's not only Ramadan stuff you know like they have like you mentioned you know like Islamic life but in a
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animated version. So that's why I think it would be more appealable to appeal is that a word appeal to kids.
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Yeah. There's there's a lot of um content creators now that are making um Islamic
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focused or ethos based umul use your talent use your talent for good and in Islam in an Islamic and knowledgeable
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wayd as long as you you know everyone made sure to to mention this to
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these people you know like verify so as long as you verify then bismillah and as long as it's within the boundaries you know like of Islam and
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and not um too much not comedy you know it has to be actual um learning opportunities.
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Yes. Yeah. And then um the next thing is practicing knowledge in action. So amal mastering daily duas and sunnas. The
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holidays are a perfect time to build strong habits without the morning school rush. So focus on learning and implementing the specific duas for
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waking up, eating, leaving the house and sleeping like you mentioned. Yeah, we take time out of the day to do those
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things, but as kids um they sometimes still learning those those to us.
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Yeah. So, they need that little bit extra time and then rushing for the morning for school and making sure you get everything done before school may
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somehow you know get them to um slip or miss. So this holidays make sure you know I mean it's towards the end of the
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holidays but still you've got a week you can make we said make this week beneficial beneficial inshallah take that time you
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know don't just wake up now um there's nothing really you need to be awake for that early but if you are no obviously
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there's there's fud obviously but you know like before you wake up for f wake up a little bit earlier take that time out you know put your palms over your
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eyes read your dua when waking up and then go and make wudoo.
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So, you know, take that time, you know, before you enter a toilet. Don't rush to go because you have to rush to get get somewhere else. Before you go to the
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toilet, stop, read your dua, make sure you enter with a um left leg, you know, do remember your teachings basically so
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that inshallah if you continuously do it, then when you are in a hurry, you still remember to do it the right way.
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Like you said, you see if you if you're using this week to to do those things on continuous basis, then it will become a habit afterwards. So once you go back to
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school, you'll be doing those things with ease, inshallah. And then um living the sunnah challenge.
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So obviously we only have one week, but if you, you know, like you still had the three weeks, but there's still December holidays. There's always there's always time
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holidays coming up. So use each week to implement a different sunnah.
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Okay? you know like say week one you just smile all the time not all the time but smile to a person
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smiling is an act of charity you know saddaka so you know use that I'm giving that as an example yes and and that's a important point
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also because saddaka is not only money it's also doing something in a kind manner you know yeah so so every week choose something
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like maybe one week um or this week you help your parents around the house yes parents we are also helping you
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saying that the kids should help around the house and without uh your parents asking you.
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Oh, definitely. That is something the kids need to learn to help without being asked.
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And then um we said you know like charity and community projects. So there's a lot of things happening this week because of Mandela Day but we don't have to focus on that.
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Exactly.
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Um but you know you can go out volunteer help with community projects and there's stuff happening all the time. Um there's
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there's organizations looking for people to assist with painting the place or um help packing hampers or donating clothes or whatever it is.
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And then keeping like that brother said, keeping it in Islamically, you know, go look for the Islamic organizations that need the help throughout the year. You don't need to do it this week.
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Yes. As well.
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Yeah. And then lastly, um we look at nature, science, and reflection. So the science in creation Islam strongly
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encourages looking at the world around us to understand Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala's power. Take tips to the park,
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botanical gardens or planetariums. Have them keep a reflection log connecting what they see in nature to verses in the
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Quran that talk about the stars, the oceans and animal kingdom. So kids have a reflection log. Um see what what you
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are seeing Allah's creations. you know, we fortunate, alhamdulillah, we travel a lot, so we see, you know, the mountains
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as we're traveling. We see the animals and um I don't know if Issa has a reflection log, but you know, it's it's
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it's good. And and like like this says, it says connect it to the Quran, you know. So, you know, maybe learn
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maybe the Arabic word for this and then learn something about it or if there's a surah because there's um surah nahal the
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bee, you know, you you go outside, you look at the bee, then um it is nahal, isn't it? Yeah.
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Yeah. Yeah. and then you know maybe go and read a verse from there maybe learn you know why is there a whole surah dedicated to the be you know
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so then you could have like a theme basically you know and then lastly I think um Islamic contributions to science you know um we
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spoke about it uh inventions um issa did it a few weeks ago and we spoke
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about the the different I think he spoke about Fatima al- fri the founder of the oldest universe university. Yes.
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Um so go back, you can listen to that on the SoundCloud as well, Radio Islam SoundCloud. Um but also it it builds
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confidence you know in the kids uh to show that there's Islamic faith and academic excellence go hand in hand
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and I think that's very important for um the kids there.
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That that is very important. And you mentioned science and I think you also mentioned something so that it can uh you know activities in terms of um uh
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things to do Islamically that will help you and your your your your mind and you to grow your brain to grow basically um
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because I actually wanted to mention something that's happening this week um that's u it's involving the Alzheimer's
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Association International. So it's happening this conference is taking place in London, UK this week I think to
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date until Wednesday the 15th of July and um it's happening it's being hosted
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at Exile London. So for those of you globally who are in uh London at the moment you can go and check it out or if
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you want to you can see it it's also online but this event brings together scientists and health care professionals
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to share research on Alzheimer's and related conditions and I actually wanted to mention you know like all all those
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things that you mentioned about you know Islamically it actually plays a a part in you know um creating a a better
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brain, you know what I mean? It it actually prolongs. I I've actually read some I can't say it um 100% because I h I don't
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have the research with me at the moment, but I do remember reading something that says, you know, constantly learning helps um and and like you said, you
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know, learning about a sura, learning something, it actually delays dementia.
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And now these scientists, alhamdulillah, now these scientists are gathering from today until Wednesday. And you know they have this online thing that you know um
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this conference that you can check out online and you know if you are there but basically I mean if they keep to Islam
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you know that would actually help you know with their research in making sure that you know not many people around the world would suffer with dementia.
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Yeah. No, it's I mean we always say this that alhamdulillah we we've known these things for over 1400 years.
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But yes, once again, if you would like to join the conversation during the week, you can do so on our social media pages @
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And if you've missed any of the Level Up episodes, um or you'd like to just go back and listen to them, you are welcome to do so on the Radio Islam International Soundcloud.
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to our dear listeners for joining us on this lovely Sunday afternoon to brother Zad for um looking after us
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in the studio today and please join us every Sunday right here on radio Islam international from 2 to 3 p.m.
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Amen. From myself, Nabha, from Isa, and from Zad, enjoy your Sunday and we wish you a wonderful week ahead. Inshallah.
