ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: for Muslims who forgot what they're Talented at

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So in the last video we spoke about how a lot

of us tend to connect what our purpose is in this dunya with what we actually do.

Which, to be honest, I don't think, as you guys have probably heard in the last video, doesn't really make any sense, does it?

So, Pannala, there's this notion from, it's truly like capitalist, this kind of notion.

That our purpose, we're supposed to find it.

That we're supposed to find our purpose or that it's supposed to find us.

and that only once you find your purpose

or you truly be able to leave it

or to live a meaningful life but subhanallah what's who's telling these people what their purpose is who's telling them

but we don't mean purpose as in why we've been created

talking about why we want to live what drives us to wake up in the morning

and tackle the day subhanallah you can have no purpose yet wake up every single morning tackle the day

and still do something that is meaningful even if you don't have that quote-unquote purpose that these people are talking about.

Us Muslims, subhanAllah, we know what our actual purpose is in the reason why we've been created.

We know what it is, which is so much stronger, in my opinion, I'm sure in your opinion as well,

as a purpose compared to the do-it-yourself DIY kind of purpose.

You get what I'm trying to say?

So, subhanAllah, with this video, you've probably seen the title, I want to talk about talents.

and when I talk about talents one of the things

that I really want to share is something I read from

this book I'll always quote it you guys will probably hear

me subhanallah talk about it not in just this video

but probably in so many other videos

and it's from this book from Imam al-Ghazali it's called The Alchemy of Happiness subhanallah subhanallah like what an incredible book

his first chapter he talks about I mean the book just talks about how a Muslim can achieve happiness

which in reality is just like tranquility and peace contentment with Allah

but in his first chapter he talks about something incredible

which is the knowledge of thyself the knowledge of of yourself do you know who you are

which is the question

that I was asking you in the in the last video

do you know who you are why you're here right how do you what's your identity

and I'm not talking again about what you're doing in this dunya, I'm talking about who you are.

And Imam al-Ghazali, subhanAllah, he has this incredible notion.

He says that the only way to truly know who you are is to first know who created you.

Why you live in this world.

What is this world?

In fact, it's one of the chapters.

Knowledge of this world.

Knowledge of the Akhirah.

What's waiting for us?

SubhanAllah and only once you are able to understand

and to answer these questions of who's your creator why he

created you why are you in this dunya for what what even is the dunya

and what's waiting for you then subhanallah only then can you truly understand who you are

and one of the best things i also believe

but please do correct me this as well please do

because i am kind of speaking from let's say inspirational things

that i've noticed but one of the best things that a fact

that fascinates me of muslims is the fitrah the fitrah in

the sense of our natural predisposition to be a certain way now there's parts of the fitrah

that are the same for everyone some people uh

or at least forgive me every single human being has that innate fitrah of being able to find Allah عز و جل, of being able to reconnect to Allah,

to find Him, being able to know that He, Allah عز و جل, is the only Allah, is the only creator in this dunya.

Everybody has this fitrah.

But then every single person, and there's a hadith of one of the sahabi that was asking the Prophet ﷺ about this, all of us have different parts of our fitrah.

Again, may Allah forgive me if I'm making mistakes, but I think I'm pretty right with this.

An example is talents which is part of the title of this video.

Allah gives talents and makes things easy, enjoyable for other people compared to others and a great example is Khalidi bin Al-Walid.

He loved war, he loved, he was so passionate about war.

There's so many quotes you can read about him subhanAllah that he used to literally say that

he'd prefer going into the battlefield

so much more than having to spend the night with the

most beautiful of women it's such an interesting quote especially for like the brothers of course

subhanallah but it's such an interesting quote

because as well as all the other quotes he has about war right

that just allow you to understand once you actually go on

you just research even the minimum about him subhanallah how he used his design

that allah created him for and used his talent

that allah put in him

which is the talent of being able to strategize the talent

of being able to fight the talent the innate predisposition of

being tall of being fit of being big of just being

the right person the best person in the battlefield he was created for

that and the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam tells us after he took control in one of the great battles against the Romans.

I can't remember the numbers, but wow, crazy numbers.

Like I think it was one to ten, the ratio between Muslims and the Romans.

And when he took control and he was a fourth general in that battle to take control.

Subhanallah, the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, Allah Azawajal has named you Khalidi bin Al-Walid Asayfullah, the sword of Allah.

Remind you, he was not a Hafiz.

He didn't know much hadith about the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

He just knew the bare minimum.

Yet, you cannot go and say that he did not live his life to the fullest.

Although he was not a Hafiz, you cannot say that Khalidi bin Al-Walid did not follow his purpose of worshipping Allah.

He followed it with excellence because he followed his talents.

And how can you as a person know what your talents are? because one of the most common questions I get is, but I don't think I have talents.

I don't think I have them.

What if I don't have talents?

What do I do?

Do I need to find it?

Do I need to create it?

You're full of talents.

Absolutely full of them.

You just don't know or maybe you don't like them, but that's just how you are.

Let me explain.

Going back to the fitrah, what's one of the best examples?

Forgive me for interrupting the video.

I've been taught

that putting this in the middle of the video helps with getting people into what you create

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and what you do and I feel as

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if what I'm about to share with you is one of the most valuable things I have to give you.

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I have a community that's called Jannah's Path.

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It's for young Muslims who feel lost and want to find their sense of direction through Islam.

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Very simple.

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If you want to join you can click the link below.

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You'll either find it in the description or the comment section below.

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It's free.

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There's also one dollar a month tier if you want to access calls, the classroom section and everything else

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but the basic community side it's completely free to join it doesn't require you any incredible physical effort

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and if you were to do so it would absolutely mean the world to me

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and that's basically it back to the video okay

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so i just got attacked by literally like a helicopter whatever

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it may be a hornet i don't know it was crazy we saw

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that what the hell um

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but oh well hand like going back to what i was saying subhanallah

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when we talk about talents um one of the things

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that you can do as a person is the best example of a fitrah the best example of

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how we are naturally predisposed and you can notice it a lot is in children

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young children they tend to be the most natural authentic version of who they actually are And the more they get old,

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the more they slightly drift away from that fitrah, don't them?

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Don't they?

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Forgive me.

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Subhanallah.

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Children tend to be exactly who they are.

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And when they change, when they become teenagers and then adults, in a lot of cases, it's not actually them changing and it's positive.

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In some cases, and this is what I believe and it's what I'm noticing with myself,

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some changes about myself are great and I'd never want to change them these changes

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but in other cases I noticed that a lot of parts about myself

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that are not anymore part of who I am

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but they used to be

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when I used to be a child I removed them from who I was without even realizing because of many traumas,

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because of fears, because of social pressures, whatever it may be.

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And so I'm noticing the more time goes on, I notice within myself that there's parts of who I used to be

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that are not in me anymore or that they are in me, but I'm just constantly suppressing.

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And I truly believe that these parts of myself, that if I actually learn to let them out again and to actually be myself again,

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subhanallah, I'll be able to live more peacefully because I'll actually be who I am.

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Now, I want to ask you three questions.

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Now, think about this.

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The more you think about your childhood, the more you think about who you were as a young girl or young boy,

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of course, the more it allows you to remember all the things that you love doing, all the things that you enjoy, the things that you like, the things that excited you as a child,

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but also allows you to understand the things that you absolutely hated.

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And both things are absolutely great because they'll help you so much with understanding

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what you also want to do in this dunya, which is important.

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You can't just wake up and not do anything.

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You can't just idle live and not do anything every single day.

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Just eat, sleep and rinse and repeat, right?

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It doesn't work that way.

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You need to do something.

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But once you truly realize and you ask yourself when you were a child, what used to actually not like you?

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and in most cases the things that didn't like you

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that you hated that really you just didn't want to deal with

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if you're dealing with them now and you're forcing yourself to like them you'll realize

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that deep down you don't actually like them might actually be

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that you're just not meant to do

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that you're not just maybe it may be

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that you're not meant to be that kind of person because as a child

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Allah clearly wants you to not have to deal with that.

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Okay this is not for everything example let me actually give you two examples.

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You may be someone who doesn't like talking in front of a lot of crowds.

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You may be really socially anxious, but you also may be a genius.

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A genius in the sense, a very logical person.

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Someone who can reason at such a speed that normal people don't actually do.

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If you try and force yourself to become socially confident it's good

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because you need it but when you try

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and actually turn your entire personality into this super charismatic super

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socially confident person you actually might risk turning into someone who is fake

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and you might actually notice that your social battery tends to wear out

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so much quicker if you actually never used to be

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that kind of person and if you try and suppress

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that part of yourself that was so good at reasoning at doing logical things like maths or whatever it may be, studying, being with books that it was so easy for you to do.

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If you try and suppress that you might actually realize that living your day-to-day life,

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although you've changed, you actually feel as if you're tired all the time, you're just not content all the time,

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you just feel as if you can't find something that's passionate because you're just not in tune with who you actually are.

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So let me ask you these questions.

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Think about when you were in your childhood

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and think about the things you liked excited you

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but especially think about the things

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that were easy for you then also think about the things you didn't like the things

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that you hated and especially the things

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that were extremely hard for you to do compared to others

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that will allow you to find your talents a talent at the end of the day is just something

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that Allah has put in you naturally

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that doesn't come from you it comes from Allah

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that allows you to do something with such an ease compared to others

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that people say you are talented and in this case he was talented

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when it came to war he was talented when it came to strategizing

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war plans he was talented as a general and he used

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that for the sake of allah so think of all the different things

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that as a child you loved excited you were super easy for you to do

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and And the best thing you can do is if you can connect that to worshipping Allah.

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Wow.

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That's probably one of the best things you can do.

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And you'll notice this with so many different Sahabi.

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So many different Sahabi.

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Because the Prophet was just so complete.

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He had so many talents that, wow.

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You could say he was great at speaking in front of crowns.

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But you could also say he was the best at reasoning and doing all that kind of stuff.

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He was neither socially anxious or awkward,

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nor was he, astaghfirullah, nor was he someone who was incapable, incapable of reasoning.

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He was excellent in every single field.

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The Sahabi, not being perfect, you can notice that more.

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And the Sahabi, this is a hadith from the Prophet ﷺ, and I'll close this off.

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The Sahabi, radiallahu anhum, the Prophet ﷺ says that they're like stars

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that whichever you follow they'll always guide you or they'll always allow you to find direction so go

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and look at them look at who they used to be of course the the righteous ones don't go

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and look at the munafiqoon because that's another issue altogether that i don't want to get into

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but subhanallah wow on that note salam alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

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knowledge of thyself: ความรู้เกี่ยวกับตนเอง
fitrah: ธรรมชาติที่เป็นพื้นฐานของมนุษย์
dunya: โลกนี้
Akhirah: โลกหลังความตาย

คำเหล่านี้มีความสำคัญในการสื่อสารและช่วยให้เข้าใจแนวคิดที่ลึกซึ้งเกี่ยวกับตัวตนและความหมายของชีวิต การนำคำเหล่านี้มาใช้ในการพูดจะทำให้การสนทนามีความหมายมากขึ้น นอกจากนี้ยังสามารถนำไปใช้ในการ เรียนภาษาอังกฤษจากวิดีโอ เพื่อพัฒนาทักษะการพูด

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โครงสร้าง	ในวิดีโอ
“used to” used to + กริยา — นิสัยหรือสภาพในอดีตที่ตอนนี้ไม่เป็นแล้ว	used to literally · used to be
Present perfect have/has + กริยาช่อง 3 — เหตุการณ์ในอดีตที่ยังเกี่ยวข้องกับปัจจุบัน	have probably heard · we've been created · you've probably seen
Relative clauses who / which + อนุประโยค — ข้อมูลเพิ่มเติมเกี่ยวกับคนหรือสิ่งของ	talents which is · dunya, which is · someone who doesn
Passive voice be + กริยาช่อง 3 — เน้นสิ่งที่เกิดขึ้น ไม่ใช่ผู้กระทำ	we've been created · was created · I've been taught

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