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28 July 2021 (1442 AH).   

Temporary marriage.

Pleasure marriage.

Marriage for pleasure.

Nikah mut'ah.

mut'ah.

Nikah al-Mut'ah.

Mutah.

Muta.

Hadith temporary marriage.

Hadith pleasure marriage.

Hadith marriage for pleasure.

Hadith nikah mut'ah.

Hadith mut'ah.

Hadith nikah al-Mut'ah.

Hadith mutah.

Hadith muta.

Haadeeth temporary marriage.

Haadeeth pleasure marriage.

Haadeeth marriage for pleasure.

Haadeeth nikah mut'ah.

Haadeeth mut'ah.

Haadeeth nikah al-Mut'ah.

Haadeeth mutah.

Haadeeth muta.

Haadiith temporary marriage.

Haadiith pleasure marriage.

Haadiith marriage for pleasure.

Haadiith nikah mut'ah.

Haadiith mut'ah.

Haadiith nikah al-Mut'ah.

Haadiith mutah.

Haadiith muta.

Haadith temporary marriage.

Haadith pleasure marriage.

Haadith marriage for pleasure.

Haadith nikah mut'ah.

Haadith mut'ah.

Haadith nikah al-Mut'ah.

Haadith mutah.

Haadith muta.

Haadiths temporary marriage.

Haadiths pleasure marriage.

Haadiths marriage for pleasure.

Haadiths nikah mut'ah.

Haadiths mut'ah.

Haadiths nikah al-Mut'ah.

Haadiths mutah.

Haadiths muta.

Hadees temporary marriage.

Hadees pleasure marriage.

Hadees marriage for pleasure.

Hadees nikah mut'ah.

Hadees mut'ah.

Hadees nikah al-Mut'ah.

Hadees mutah.

Hadees muta.

Hadeeth temporary marriage.

Hadeeth pleasure marriage.

Hadeeth marriage for pleasure.

Hadeeth nikah mut'ah.

Hadeeth mut'ah.

Hadeeth nikah al-Mut'ah.

Hadeeth mutah.

Hadeeth muta.

Hadis temporary marriage.

Hadis pleasure marriage.

Hadis marriage for pleasure.

Hadis nikah mut'ah.

Hadis mut'ah.

Hadis nikah al-Mut'ah.

Hadis mutah.

Hadis muta.

Temporary marriage in the Quran.

Pleasure marriage in the Quran.

Marriage for pleasure in the Quran.

Nikah mut'ah in the Quran.

mut'ah in the Quran.

Nikah al-Mut'ah in the Quran.

Mutah in the Quran.

Muta in the Quran.

Temporary marriage in the Koran.

Pleasure marriage in the Koran.

Marriage for pleasure in the Koran.

Nikah mut'ah in the Koran.

mut'ah in the Koran.

Nikah al-Mut'ah in the Koran.

Mutah in the Koran.

Muta in the Koran.

Auren mut'ah.

Małżeństwo mut'a.

Mut'a.

Mutʿa-Ehe.

Muta

Muta nikâhı

Mutaa

Mut'ah

Nikah mut'ah

Nikah mutah

nikāḥ al-mutʿah

Nikahu al-mut'ah

Sigheh

زواج المتعة

نكاح المتعة

نکاح متعہ

صیغه

ازدواج موقت

Временный брак

Тимчасовий шлюб

Mütə

নিকাহ মুতাহ

മുത്അ വിവാഹം

INDEX:

1. Hadith about temporary marriage.

2. Marriage in the Quran.

3. Conclusion about temporary marriage 1.

4. Abu Bakr explained where false hadith stories come from.

5. Umar ibn Al-Khattab explained where false hadith stories come from.

6. Conclusion 2.

7. References.

1. Hadith about temporary marriage. 

Sahih al-Bukhari Volume 9, Book 86, Number 91.

Narrated by Muhammad bin 'Ali '

Ali was told that Ibn 'Abbas did not see any harm in the Mut'a marriage.

'Ali said, "Allaah's Apostle forbade the Mut'a marriage on the Day of the battle of Khaibar and he forbade the eating of donkey's meat." Some people said, "If one, by a tricky way, marries temporarily, his marriage is illegal." Others said, "The marriage is valid but its condition is illegal."

Temporary marriage contradicts all the teachings in the Quran meaning Ibn 'Abbas who was among the most knowledgeable in the meaning of the verses in the Quran would not contradict the Quran by saying he “did not see any harm in the Mut'a marriage.”

Quran 24:12 Koran 24:12 Why did not the believers (both) men and women when you heard it (the lie that Aishah the wife of Prophet Muhammad had committed illegal sexual intercourse with another man, or in this example of the lies in hadith stories that Ibn 'Abbas said he “did not see any harm in the Mut'a marriage” which contradict all the teachings in the Quran) think good about your own people and say, “This (story or hadith) is clearly a lie?” 

2. Marriage in the Quran. 

Quran 4:24 Koran 4:24 – And all married women are forbidden to you (to marry) except those (married women) whom your right hands possess (as decreed by Allaah in Quran 60:10). Allaah has ruled this for you. All others (not on the forbidden marriage list in Quran 4:23 and Quran 4:24) that you seek with your wealth are lawful (to marry). (Marry a person) desiring to be chaste and not lustful (meaning they do not work in prostitution see Quran 24:3). You benefit of it (marriage with such women) so give them (the women) their bridal due (dowry, mahr, mehr, meher, mahrieh given by the husband to his wife at the time of marriage) as an obligation (on the husband). And there is no sin on you concerning what you both agree of it from beyond the obligation (by decreasing or increasing the bridal gift). Allaah is all knowing and all wise.

Quran 24:3 Koran 24:3 (When the Muslims arrived in Yathrib one person asked if he could marry a girl who worked as a prostitute and the following was revealed) a fornicator (a male working in prostitution) will not marry anyone except a fornicatress (a female working in prostitution) or a polytheist woman (a women who believes in more than one god). And a fornicatress (a female working in prostitution) will not marry anyone except a fornicator (a male working in prostitution) or a polytheist man (a man who believes in more than one god). That (marriage to people working in prostitution or to people who believe in more than one god) is forbidden to the believers (meaning do not seek marriage with people in Yathrib who are working in the business of prostitution).

Quran 60:10 Koran 60:10 All you who believe (in Allaah), When (believing women who married stone idol worshippers before the time of Islam or when women who were stone idol worshippers claim to be) believing women come to you as refugees (who are fleeing from a husband who worships stone idols, those women are in your right hand meaning in your control), examine (test) them (women for their faith) although it is Allaah who best knows their faith. If you determine that they are believers (in Allaah) then do not send them back to the disbelievers (the stone idol worshippers) because they (the believing women) are not lawful (wives) for the disbelievers (the stone idol worshippers) nor are the disbelievers (the stone idol worshippers) lawful (husbands) for them (women who believe in Allaah). But give them (the stone idol worshiping husband) what they (the stone idol worshiping husband) had spent (when he gave his marriage gift, dowry, mahr, mehr, meher, mahrieh so as to compensate) them (the stone idol worshiping husband by returning his marriage gift Mahr). And there shall be no sin on you to marry them (believing women who have fled from a stone idol worshiping husband) if you have given them (the believing women) their marriage gift (dowry, mahr, mehr, meher, mahrieh after she has accepted your marriage proposal from her own free will). Do not hold on to disbelieving (stone idol worshiping) women as wives and ask for (the return of) what you spent (in your marriage gift, dowry, mahr, mehr, meher, mahrieh) to them (the stone idol worshiping wife) and let them (the disbelievers who worship stone idols also) ask back for what they spent (in their marriage gift, dowry, mahr, mehr, meher, mahrieh for their women who have come to you). That is the Judgement of Allaah. He (Allaah) judges (with justice) between you (the believers and the disbelievers). Allaah knows all and is wise.

Quran 4:25 Koran 4:25 “… The (slave girl) should be chaste (and not) commit unlawful intercourse randomly (prostitution) nor have secret lovers. …”

Quran 17:32 Koran 17:32 And do not come near to (situations that would lead to) unlawful sexual intercourse; certainly it is an immoral and an evil way (of life).

Quran 23:5 Koran 23:5 And (righteous are those) who guard their private parts (from being seen by other people) –

Quran 23:6 Koran 23:6 – Except from their wives (or husband) or the (servants) that their right hands possess (meaning, the servants which they legally own. For example a person who is unable to look after them self such as the elderly, the disabled and the sick can be bathed and dressed by a servant), then it is not a sin, 

Quran 24:33 Koran 24:33 And let those who cannot find a match (for marriage) keep chaste (by staying away from sexual relations) …”

Quran 24:33 Koran 24:33 “… Do not force your slave-girls to prostitution when they desire chastity in order that you may seek the (temporary) enjoyment of the life of the world. …”

Quran 24:33 Koran 24:33 “… And if anyone forces them (to prostitution), then Allaah shall be forgiving and merciful (to the slave girl because she was forced to do evil against her will and to slave owners who did such things in the time of ignorance before accepting Islam).

3. Conclusion about temporary marriage 1.

Pleasure marriage Nikah mut'ah contradicts the Quran. 

Quran 77:50 Koran 77:50 In what statement (words, news, reports, information, message, hadith), after it (the verses of Allaah in the Quran), shall they (the humans and the jinn) believe? 

Note 1. Pleasure marriage Nikah mut'ah contradicts the warnings of Allaah to follow the Quran above all other information in Quran 7:185, Quran 25:29, Quran 25:30, Quran 31:6, Quran 39:23, Quran 45:6 and Quran 77:50.

Quran 17:88 Koran 17:88 Say (Prophet Muhammad), "If humans and jinn (such as Satan Shaitan) came together to help each other to produce something like the Quran, they could not do it." 

Note 1. In the hereafter Satan Shaitan might boast he obeyed Quran 17:88 by whispering hundreds of false hadith stories which teach the opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

Note 2. Hadith about temporary marriage contradict Quran 4:24 (see Quran 24:3 and Quran 60:10), Quran 4:25, Quran 17:32, Quran 23:5-23:6, Quran 24:3 and Quran 24:33 meaning this hadith story was invented by story tellers after the death of Prophet Muhammad and repeated by people who were deceived to believe false stories. 

Audio: Undercover with the clerics: Iraq’s secret sex trade. BBC Assignment.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3csy5d2 

4. Abu Bakr explained where false hadith stories come from.

Abu Bakr who lived in the time of Prophet Muhammad shows that some hadith stories regarded as trustworthy and recited after the death of Prophet Muhammad were in fact untrustworthy hadith stories. 

Hadith story 0. 

It has been narrated that Aishah (the wife of Prophet Muhammad) said, my father (Abu Bakr) collected the hadīth (stories of the Messenger of Allaah), which was five hundred texts. 

He spent that night so sleeplessly and restlessly that I was sad for him. 

I therefore asked, ‘Are you moving restlessly due to an ailment or information that you received?’ 

In the morning, he asked me to fetch him the collection of hadīth that he had put with me. 

When I fetched them, he set fire to them. 

As I asked for the reason, he replied, ‘I anticipated that I would die while I still have this collection among which there might be reports of a man that I deemed trustworthy while he was the opposite; therefore, I would be the narrator of such false reports.’ 

(Recorded in 1. Al-Dhahbiy: Tadhkirat al-Huffādh 1:5, 

Recorded in 2. Al-Qāsim ibn Muhammad (died in 1029 AH): al-I`tisām bi-Habl-illāh al-Matīn 1:30, 

Recorded in 3. `Abd al-Ghaniy `Abd al-Khāliq: Hijjiyyat al-Sunnah 394).

If hadith you believed was true you later understood cannot be true you would not be able to sleep. 

Who is the man Abu Bakr deemed trustworthy while he was the opposite meaning untrustworthy? 

Abu Bakr does not name him. 

The trusted man was not related to the prophet. 

The trusted man is someone Prophet Muhammad trusted and therefore all Muslims trusted during the life of Prophet Muhammad. 

The trusted man was invited to eat in the house of Prophet Muhammad and therefore it was thought that this trusted man had direct knowledge about the sayings of the prophet. 

The trusted man did not recite hadith stories during the life of Prophet Muhammad. 

The trusted man made a living reciting hundreds of hadith stories after the death of Prophet Muhammad. 

The trusted man is someone who recited more than the five hundred hadith stories that Abu Bakr had collected after the death of Prophet Muhammad. 

Abu Bakr could not sleep because like Muslims today he understood that many hadith stories are opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

Any hadith story that is opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran is a false hadith story. 

The hadith stories collected by Abu Bakr were from a man Abu Bakr considered trustworthy. 

When Abu Bakr understood that this trustworthy man was in fact untrustworthy Abu Bakr destroyed his 500 hadith story collection. 

The destruction of these 500 hadith stories show that these stories where not stories that Abu Bakr heard directly from the prophet. 

Abu Bakr says these stories came from a trusted man. 

These stories were collected after the death of Prophet Muhammad by Abu Bakr from a man who was trusted to have direct knowledge of the sayings of the prophet because that trusted man was invited to eat with the prophet. 

In the later part of the life of Abu Bakr he began to understand that these stories were untrustworthy because they were opposite of what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

After the death of Prophet Muhammad the trustworthy man showed he was untrustworthy by inventing false hadith stories as a way to make a living. 

These are hadith stories which cannot be true because they teach something that is opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

These hadith stories are false hadith stories because they contradict the stories of Allaah and Prophet Muhammad which are protected in the Quran.

5. Umar ibn Al-Khattab explained where false hadith stories come from.

Why did Umar ibn Al-Khattab who lived in the time of Prophet Muhammad collect all hadith story books in his time and burn them? 

The following hadith shows that Umar thought that hadith books were not the fairest and the straightest of Allaah’s most beloved books meaning some hadith was not fair and some hadith was not straight meaning hadith was interfering with the correct understanding of what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad say in the Quran as Muslims today also understand when they find false hadith stories which teach the opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

Hadith story 1. 

It has been narrated on the authority of al-Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr that Umar, after he had received news confirming that people started to hold (or write) books, denied and disliked the matter saying, ‘O people: I have been informed that you have started to hold books. Allaah’s most beloved books must be the fairest and the straightest. 

Now, I order you all to bring me all the books that you hold so that I will decide about them.’

Thinking that `Umar wanted to correct and submit the books to a certain criterion, all people brought their books to him. Instead, he set them all to fire and said, ‘This is a false wish just like that of the Christians and the Jews.’ 

(Recorded in Abd al-Ghaniy `Abd al-Khāliq: Hijjiyyat al-Sunnah 395). 

Note 1. ‘This is a false wish just like that of the Christians and the Jews’ means ‘This (human writing) is a false wish (desire) just like that of the (human writing of the) Christians and the Jews.’ 

The following hadith (with my comments added in the brackets) explains why Umar thought that hadith books that existed in his time were not the fairest and the straightest of Allaah’s most beloved books meaning hadith was interfering with the correct understanding of what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad say in the Quran. 

Hadith story 2. 

According to Ibn Sa’d, in his al-Tabaqat al-Kubra, Umar said, ‘This (hadith) is a Mishna (meaning human writings) just like that of the Christians (for example the priests who invented the idea that Jesus Isa is Allaah and Jesus Isa will return to this earth in Christian writings that are not in the Gospel Injil) and the Jews (for example the rabbis who invented the idea of the anti messiah Armilus in Jewish writings known as the false messiah the Dajjal Dijjal which is not in the Torah Taurat).’ 

(Recorded in Ibn Sa`d: al-Tabaqāt al-Kubrā 1:140). 

See 1. When a prophet dies Satan Shaitan whispers stories that contradict the Books of Allaah. 

The description of the Dajjal Dijjal is Armilus. 

“… In Rome there is a splendid marble statue of a beautiful girl which god himself made in the beginning of the world. Through sexual intercourse of evil men, or even of Satan himself, with this statue, a terrible creature in human form was produced, whose dimensions as well as shape were equally monstrous.” … “Armilus is bald-headed, with one large and one small eye, deaf in the right ear and maimed in the right arm, while the left arm is two and one-half ells long.” 

Reference https://jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/1789-armilus

See 2. Anti Messiah (anti Christ) is not in the Quran.

Anti Messiah (anti Christ) is not in Tanakh Jewish scripture.

Anti Messiah (anti Christ) is in Christianity.

Armilus in Judaism is not an Anti Messiah (anti Christ) but represents Romulus the founder of Rome In the Roman story of Amulius.

In Judaism Armilus represents the defeat of Rome in the end of days and was misunderstood by Christians as an anti Messiah (anti Christ) however there is no anti Messiah (anti Christ) in Tanakh Jewish scripture or in the Quran.

Hadith stories about the Dajjal in Islam are not confirmed in the Quran meaning such hadith stories were written after the death of the prophet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVG8lPB1Les

See 3. A better way to understand hadith stories.

https://sites.google.com/site/islamandthequran/a-better-way-to-understand-hadith-stories

Hadith test. 

Are these hadith useful in religion? 

Yes. These hadith explain where false hadith came from. 

Hadith stories are false if they teach something that is opposte to the teachings of the stories of Allaah and Prophet Muhammad which are protected in the Quran. 

When a prophet leaves the earth Satan Shaitan whispers false hadith stories that hide, distort and corrupt the correct understanding in the human mind of the words of Allaah and his prophet which are recorded in the Books of Allaah. 

When Prophet Jesus Isa left the earth Satan Shaitan whispered “Jesus Isa is Allaah” which cannot be found in the Gospel Injil as proof that Allaah has protected the Injil of Isa the Gospel of Jesus by Mark, Matthew. Luke and John which is with the Christians today in the same way as Allaah protects the Quran which is with the Muslims today.

Hadith information.

Hadith 0. Aishah (Aishah bint Abu Bakr, born 8 BH 614 CE, died 57 AH 678 CE) wife of Prophet Muhammad. 

Hadith 1. Al-Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr. 

Aishah (Aishah bint Abu Bakr, born 8 BH 614 CE, died 57 AH 678 CE) taught her nephew Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr (born 38 AH 662 CE, died 108 AH 730 CE). 

Many Hadith are quoted through Qasim.

Al-Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr was one of the seven most famous jurists in Madinah and was considered as the most knowledgeable among them. 

He was highly influential in disseminating early traditions of hadith, fiqh (jurisprudence) and tafsir (exegesis) of the Qur'an. 

Hadith explaining why hadith books were destroyed by Umar ibn Al-Khattab were narrated by Aishah to her nephew Al-Qāsim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr. 

Hadith 2. Ibn Sa`d (Abu Abd Allaah Muḥammad ibn Sa‘d ibn Mani‘ al-Baṣri al-Hashimi katib al-Waqidi, born 168 AH 784 CE, died 230 AH 845 CE) was trained by teachers such as Al-Waqidi who was a biographer writing about Prophet Muhammad and an early historian who wrote some of the earliest and most detailed history books on Islam. 

Ibn Sa’d wrote the Book of the Major Classes (Kitab Tabaqat Al-Kubra) about the life of Prophet Muhammad, his Companions and Helpers, and those who fought at the Battle of Badr and about the following generation called the Followers who received their traditions from the Companions.

6. Conclusion 2.

When a dishonest story teller makes a living by telling stories for his meals he will need to invent stories because no one is interested to hear the same story twice.  

a. When Abu Bakr in 4 above who lived in the time of Prophet Muhammad wrote down hadith stories that were recited to him after the death of Prophet Muhammad by a man who visited him during meal time he began to understand that some of these stories contradicted what Allaah teaches in the Quran and one night he could not sleep because he understood that it was impossible for him to trust stories which came from a man who recited stories contradicting the Quran and therefore he destroyed his collection of 500 hadith stories so that Allaah in the hereafter will not blame him for passing on false hadith stories.

b. When Umar ibn Al-Khattab in 5 above who lived in the time of Prophet Muhammad heard that after the death of Prophet Muhammad people were writing hadith stories he ordered everyone who had written books or had a book of hadith to give it to him and he destroyed all those books in a fire because like Muslims today he found that many of these stories contradicted what Allaah teaches in the Quran meaning they were false hadith stories and he did that so that Allaah in the hereafter will not blame him for allowing the passing on of false hadith stories during his period of leadership of the Muslim community. 

Quran 17:88 Koran 17:88 Say (Prophet Muhammad), "If humans and jinn (such as Satan Shaitan) came together to help each other to produce something like the Quran, they could not do it." 

Note 1. In the hereafter Satan Shaitan might boast he obeyed Quran 17:88 by whispering hundreds of false hadith stories which teach the opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran. 

Note 2. Hadith stories which contradict the Quran are false hadith stories which were invented by story tellers after the death of Prophet Muhammad and repeated by people who were deceived to believe false stories.

c. What does the Quran say about information that contradicts Allaah in the Quran? 

Quran 77:50 Koran 77:50 In what statement (words, news, reports, information, message, hadith), after it (the verses of Allaah in the Quran), shall they (the humans and the jinn) believe?  

Note 1. Quran 7:185, Quran 25:29, Quran 25:30, Quran 31:6, Quran 39:23, Quran 45:6 and Quran 77:50 asks when you have the word of Allaah in the Quran what other report would you believe? 

Do not twist inside your mind the meaning of the words of Allaah in the Quran to agree with hadith stories. 

If hadith stories agree with the Quran then accept it and learn from it. 

If hadith stories do not agree with the Quran then reject it and also learn from it. 

On the Day of Judgement Allaah judges by the words in the protected Quran. 

On the Day of Judgement Allaah does not judge by the words in unprotected human hadith stories. 

The Quran is the protected word of Allaah including the words and actions of Prophet Muhammad which are described and protected by Allaah. 

d. When Allaah tells Prophet Muhammad what happened after his death what will Prophet Muhammad say to Allaah on the Day of Judgement? 

Quran 25:30 Koran 25:30 And (on the Day of Resurrection and Judgement) the messenger (Prophet Muhammad) said, “My Lord (Allaah) my people have abandoned (deserted) this Quran (to follow false messages, false words, false news, false reports, false information, false statements, false hadith).” 

Note 1. On the Day of Resurrection and Judgement Prophet Muhammad will say “My Lord my people have abandoned this Quran (to follow false messages, false words, false news, false reports, false information, false statements, false hadith).”

Video: Obsession with false hadith culture Is corrupting Islam. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOQGOaNvLSU

e. Misguidance.

When people are taught how to twist the words of Allaah to agree with hadith stories which teach the opposite to what Allaah teaches in the Quran instead of teaching people to ask the question "does this hadith story agree with the teachings of Allaah in the Quran" the result can be people who follow the mistakes of other people instead of people who are led by the teachings of Allaah in the Quran.

In Christianity some people follow the story that Jesus is Allaah which is not in the four Gospels however because they believe something from outside the Gospel they twist every verse in the Gospel to show that Jesus is Allaah even when Jesus prays to Allaah in all the four Gospel Injil and even when Allaah says in the Gospel that both Jesus and the angels do not know "the hour" because only Allaah knows

In Islam some people follow hadith stories which teach the opposite to what Allaah and Prophet Muhammad teach in the Quran as shown in the reference below and like some Christians they also twist every verse of Allaah in the Quran to agree with some thing that came from outside the Quran.

In this way some Christians and some Muslims have beliefs which contradict the teachings of Allaah in the  Gospel and in the Quran.

f. The danger of believing false stories.

People who believe false stories invented by other humans after the death of a prophet can be made to believe other false stories invented by humans as seen in some Christian cults and some Muslim cults who followed stories supporting their killing of people and their killing of themselves.

g. Education.

Teaching people to ask "is this story contradicting the teachings in the books of Allaah" will help protect people from other people who are following false stories instead of following the stories in the books of Allaah.

7. References.

See 1. Sex with slaves in Islam.

https://sites.google.com/site/islamandthequran/sex-with-slaves-in-islam

See 2. Video. Someone liked my daughter. Marriage by Nouman Ali Khan 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b6IyTgF38o 

See 3. Video. How Islam killed racism - The story of Bilal 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyL0abQT5xs 

Copy https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=670559193061124 

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