Omar Suleiman – Qur’an 30 for 30 #27

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			Under the law, it's been a pleasure for me, so inshallah Tada, just these last few months. So
Pamela, we get to just 27 now and this is a powerful just and it's one that brings about a great
amount of joy for some and something for us to look forward to benign Tada, as we love one another
and joke with one another here and we talk about the blessing of faith. There is the reminiscing of
the people of Paradise in this juice. And before I get to that, inshallah Tada. Right now, we're in
a sort of Mufasa Mufasa. I mean, the frequently disconnected most of the rhythm I'd say it starts
from certain foods right, some say it starts from sort of off so frequently disconnected by
		

			investment up by the Bismillah. R Rahman r Rahim in the beginning of the sutra, and also frequently
disconnected in that the eyes are generally shorter in the pseudos as well, the benefit of that is
what our mother showed a lot of time said that if the first verse to be revealed was do not drink
alcohol, the people would have said, a lie, we could never get rid of alcohol. And if the first
verse to be revealed was, do not commit adultery than the people would have said, a lot he we will
never leave off adultery. But instead of Allah Subhana, WA tada started off the bulk of Mexico. And
before these laws came, were these Sulabh Muslim, these short sutras that make up the latter part of
		

			the problem, not even the latter half the last, or does have the fourth. And last kind of what to
add, in this, as mentioned, frequent mention of the hereafter frequent mentioned of towhees
monotheism first, and then the Hereafter, and ethics and morals and faith until Eman settles in the
heart until faith settled with them. And then came the other laws that make the demands. And so what
that tells us is that if we really, you know, spend time with these last few pages of the Quran, and
we affirm their meanings in a strong way, then it becomes easier for us to accept the commitments
that we are asked to make to Mohammed sallallahu wasallam that we spoke about last night with our
		

			dear chef, yes, if that means in every way possible. And so that includes commitment to the outcome,
to the rulings to the judgments of the prophets of Lysa commitments to the more difficult
commitments that we are supposed to make being ready to accept those difficult commitments, out of a
sense of obligation, because we would have formed the spiritual foundation that is really embedded
within these last few exactly these last few chapters of the plan. And so a couple of years ago, we
we mentioned the conversations between the people in Paradise and the people in Hellfire, and some
of the regrets and some of the blame that gets assigned between the people in Hellfire, the people
		

			in paradise sing in kittila to redeem you almost led me astray. These are some things that are
present in the last couple of examples that we covered. Here we start off with a loss of kind of
what's
		

			showing us the reminiscing of the people of Paradise in the pool, and the way that they are
celebrating amongst themselves, how Allah subhanaw taala brought them from a place of misguidance to
a place of guidance on how Allah brought them from a place in which they were being mocked to a
place in which they are constantly being showered by the blessings and the praises of the angels,
how they went from a place of being persecuted in Mecca or being persecuted wherever they are or
challenged, not necessarily persecuted, but subject subjected to certain forms of oppression and
aggression for being Muslim or not.
		

			They're scrolling in the gardens of them as believers celebrating with one another. And as they're
reminiscing, they come to the conclusion. And then a lot more Elena O'Connor that was similar that
this wasn't us. This was a loss of Hannah without us showing his blessing upon us, favoring us and
removing us from the punishment, despite offenses that we committed that, that were worthy of
punishment, and so appraising a loss of habitat or thanking a loss of habitat, or the blessing of
being saved, and the blessing of being rescued is kind of that was the idea. Now I shall the lavonne
had talked about that a sort of Mufasa that these were the soldiers that settled themselves in the
		

			heart that prepared the hearts of the companions in Makkah, that were just as instructive as the
persecution and the character building that came through the insults of Abuja, Abu lahab, the poor
and that was being revealed in Mecca that prepared their hearts and it showed the low tide.
		

			Once read this ayah all night long men a lot already know what
		

			kind of law Erdogan is available the a lot of time and we said that I came to visit my aunt Isha
while they love on her, and she was my maternal aunt. And I found her standing up. And she was
reading this ayah in sola, and she would remember Allah, and then she would make dinner and then she
would weep. He said, so I stood behind her, hoping she'd take note of me. But she kept on reciting
this ayah over and over again, tender, whatever key she would call upon a lot, and she would cry
until I left and I went to the marketplace, and I didn't have to do and I came back and she was
still reciting that same idea. Same idea.
		

			Amanda love it. No one had ever someone there's so much about it. But I want to tie a theme and
Sharla tied together look at the theme that these few songs will find in the same Jews and certain
Heidi Mandela, do cradle la Harlan has an app for your wife, a hula, who is the one that will spend
a beautiful loan that will give a beautiful loan to Allah subhanaw taala. And Allah will multiply
the neocolonial love you deserve Adam, whoever spends today gifts today will find their compensation
tomorrow. And this sutra talks about or this just starts off with the reminiscing of the people as
they are witnessing those blessings from Allah subhana wa tada in agenda? And of course, Allah
		

			subhanaw taala. In the same just ties in what sort of non heavy a chromatic can be been? Which of
the beautiful signs of your Lord, will you deny which of the favors of your Lord, will you deny an
insert or not? What is the law give us these lofty descriptions of General, lofty description, these
beautiful descriptions of paradise. And so that just starts off with the reminiscing in Paradise,
the gratitude to a loss of hundreds out of four that paradise. And then you get into these long,
beautiful descriptions of Jenna and all of its features. And how does Allah subhanaw taala call you
to the beauty of Paradise, it's really powerful, because sort
		

			of calls you to observe the beauty of the creation that you can to imagine the beauty of the
creation that you can't observe that you can't, okay, so I'm gonna say that again. So if you look at
sort of a map, there is
		

			a beautiful discourse and flow, about the heavens and the earth, about everything from the trees and
the sky, to the fruits that are complete. Everything is elaborated on so beautifully and so on, why
not in the Most Merciful. And the first favorite that Allah subhanaw taala mentions, of course, is
that he taught the poor app because that is the greatest blessing, the blessing of guidance, but as
a lot elaborates on the beauty of these signs, and these favors of a less penalty upon you, a lot of
calls you to observe them and then to try to imagine the blessings and agenda, the favors and genda
that you will never be able to grasp because no one could comprehend what his agenda no one could
		

			comprehend and scenes, we can simply wish for them and we can trust that the one who has made the
beauty that we can observe so stunning certainly has prepared something that we can't observe that
is far beyond our imagination and that is worth striving for. So you have the reminiscing of the
people of Paradise and their strong themes of agenda throughout this and I want to talk about one
more thing and shout let's add one more theme that I find in this Joseph inshallah tada Abdullah
will will take it from there in the beautiful way that chef from Villa knows how to take inshallah
tada and elaborate further on this theme. In this just you have sort of the nudge where you have a
		

			suit off, that is so powerful, so powerful, that when the prophet SAW some recited suit at the najem
all of the polytheists in Mecca, made sujood they were captured by the moment and they made so do
they possibly
		

			straighted some of the Muslims were in Abyssinia and because of that large prostration of the people
of Mecca, the polytheist of Mecca. Some of them actually made their way back because they had heard
the people of Mecca had embraced Islam because as the prophets lie Selim, this surah, the people
fell in such that with the exception of only having to have that arrogant man who took some dirt,
and he wiped it on his head, according to a narration, right, but the point is, is that this sort of
captured them, the beauty of the poor and the combination of the elements, it was a moment where
they were moved, and they felt in prostration. Okay, so that was their moment. And I want you to, to
		

			pay attention to their moment, they had a chance where they could have come back to a loss of Hannah
mozzarella, and embrace the implications of that, such that in the long term, and found themselves
amongst
		

			monks, the servants of the Most Merciful, and those who are amongst the sagia Diem and found
themselves on a different side of history altogether. That was their moment. Allah subhanaw taala
talks about the moment of the Prophet slice that I'm in the sutra, what was the moment of the
Prophet sallallahu, wasallam gibellini, salaam Shadi do puja do attend for Stella, seeing his salon
and all of his magnificence, and all of his glory, taking up the entirety of the heavens and the
earth, the entirety of the sky was taken by the presence of God, His Salaam, he had the entirety
there. And as you beat it, his son had the entirety of the heavens in the earth covered, and his
		

			wings were spread out. And the prophets lie some talks about
		

			the gems and the pearls coming down from those wings, What a magnificent sights, the Prophet slicin
would only get to see twice once in the beginning of His revelation, and the second time on the
night of an assortment of add ons. But the moment of the prophets lie salon was when he saw gibreel,
at his salon, the middle of tin festiva, completely free of any defect in his creation, rising to
the top and then to be at his salon approaching the prophets lie Selim account of cavaco, saying to
handle a so called the prophets I send them and the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam, embracing the
mission in the midst of his moments. And by the way, how beautiful is it that this shows up in the
		

			27 judges of the court, and right when there's such an emphasis on debate, and he said, I'm in labor
to bother a lot of arguments, the 27th night to be later to call them but the beautiful description
of God is not filling the heavens, you know, is in this surah. So that was a moment for the profit
slice of them. Then you have what's the very next sort of so they rejected that moment, right, they
were moved by what they could not see. But they heard the urn, and it was powerful, and they were
captured and captivated and they could have become people of color, and but they pushed it away.
What comes next, Allah subhanaw taala talks about a common source of poverty. The moment that
		

			the splitting of the moon, they challenge the profit slice of them, even though the four out is a
greater miracle, they challenge the profit slice of them that if you could split the moon, we would
believe in you. The profit slice them splits the moon and they observed the splitting of the moon as
clearly as the prophets lie some observed debris IE Solomon horizon, but they still rejected they
still rejected and sort of that heavy, Adam yet needed Medina Avenue and tuck Shaku will need to
clean up Isn't it time for those who believe to soften their hearts to the remembrance of a lot
woman that's
		

			what I call nuclear love, you know, to the Kitab in Florida or even an apostle
		

			Don't be like those people had a moment where their hearts were soften. They could have believed
they could have turned back to a lot but they let a delay pass the time between that moment and
making the commitment as a result of that moment passed. So their hearts pardon once again and they
found themselves amongst the rebellious transgressors. inshallah tada with that, I'll pass it on to
our viewership on them
		

			is Aquila Hana Bismillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah while early use of your Mineola I'm sure
somebody we assume everyone no naka de melissani of Coca Cola, yellow banana, I mean, as long as we
are living, we still have the chance to remember the graciousness of Allah subhanaw taala upon us as
human beings as people that Allah has created and placed on this earth for an ultimate purpose and
shallow which Dr. naza will speak about. And fulfilling that purpose upon a lot from fulfilling that
purpose is a reflection.
		

			That is a a means for you to constantly think about why you're here, that's the beginning stage.
That's the first thing you need to do is firstly reflect on what you have been given reflect on what
you have used from what you have been given how you used it, and then from there, your heart pours
out to the creator of it of those things that you have been
		

			Given in a shaker are mentioned earlier in the verses just previously, verse number 16 and 17 is
what we plan to cover. And the chapter will Hadid where loss of kinda with Allah is asking this
question to the believers, it's an admonishment to the believers. So Pamela, you find that Evan
Massoud mentioned that this verse came to us after we received revelation what as an admonishment
from Allah, after four years of us being Muslim, have you know the message of Islam being prevalent
amongst the Muslim Ummah? So seeing that it is an admonishment? And it is a question to remind you,
you know, to ask you that to ask you, are you going to be someone that has turned back? Have you not
		

			seen enough of the signs as Shekhar mentioned about the the moon and as was mentioned, my sure he
answered a couple of days ago, that we look at these signs, and we see that it is a means of
expression on this earth for us. But what do we do about the recognition of those signs? Firstly, do
we recognize them, acknowledge that they are from Allah, and after that acknowledgement, it demands
something from us, and that is the devotion to him in different elements in ways manifest
manifestation in our lives, primarily from the five daily prayers and the five pillars of Islam and
the etiquettes of Islam. But again, this question is asking, Allah subhanaw taala is asking, asking
		

			them lm yet nealon living in Amman has the time not come for those that believe, and tuckshop kolu
boom, the killer has a time not come for those who believes for their hearts, to be humbly
submissive at the remembrance of Allah. So when we say the remembrance of Allah, primarily that is
the court No kidding. It is the reading the Koran, the word of Allah subhana wa Taala and letting
that permeate your heart or trying to try your level best to when those Verses are recited, you
ponder over the meanings of the verses, you ask people of knowledge about those meanings, you try
your level best to exemplify an act out and actualize the meanings of the verses. And that is where
		

			the heart becomes soft. As we talked about shut has suffered earlier, the heart becomes soft with
the remembrance of Allah and even the remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala could be even more than
that from the actions or being around any, any elements of remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala,
such as you listening now, into this program is as a form of, you know, turning into the remembrance
of Allah subhanho wa Taala to increase yourself and your actions and ponderings of his greatness,
then a loss of power what Allah says after that untuck Shaka Zulu Nicola women as elemental Hawk and
what he has sent down from the truth. And some scholars mentioned that that is the Koran being a
		

			specific specification after generality, because what He has sent down is the Koran what He has sent
down is the the message to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So in other words, when will it
be? When will the time come that your heart comes soft, and remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala.
All of us as people that acknowledge that we have a connection with our Creator and with our maker,
we know that we make mistakes. But the most important thing here is, when will you say to yourself,
I'm going to make a change. When will you say to yourself, I'm going to make an effort to transform
not I'm going to make an effort to be motivated. Motivated is the only beginning stage for
		

			transformation, from motivation to transformation is the bridge or road or subbiah of discipline. So
when have we made that connection with Allah subhana wa Donna and promised ourselves that I'm going
to make that step to be a motive to be disciplined in order to get closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala
then the last panel with Allah mentions, whether you're Kunal Kala Dino to lucky to have him in
common for Allah Allah He will Ahmed Cosette Kuru guru boom. And then he says, Do not be and let
them not be like those who are given the Scripture before. And a long period passed over them. So
their hearts became hard. So the previous nations had the message, but the message because we were
		

			human beings, human beings, we have our desires that can either pull us a direction, or we fight and
control those desires, manage those desires, and keep them in a way that is beneficial for our
knifes in our soul and our afterlife, to where it's beneficial for us in this life as well. So when
we're seeing that Allah subhanaw taala is talking about the previous nations that neglected the
message over a long period of time as time went on, they did not turn back. They did not go back to
the vicar to remember Allah. As time went on. We were neglectful of it. But what happens, your
desires will always be there and will pull you to a certain direction that will cause you to neglect
		

			initially, to where you may reach the level of as they say
		

			Gentlemen, compound ignorance to where you may say that I don't even believe that there's an
existence of a creator as I used to. That was something that only dealt with culture. That's not
really what real life is about. It's not something that's universal for all people. And that's where
Allah subhanho wa Taala is reminding Do not let them be from that, that genus or class of people if
you will, because Allah subhanaw taala is giving the characteristics and signs which is so beautiful
in the Quran, he gives you a soft, he gives you characteristics of people, for you not to take on
that etiquette, or that moral practice. rather take on the practice of the characteristics of the
		

			people that believe in him. Then he goes on to say subhana wa tada for Allah Allah will Amma do
focus, its guru boom, okay, thielmann, whom fantasycon. So over the time, as time has went on, you
know, people left off their prayer, they left off reading the book of Allah subhana wa Tada. There's
an exchange brothers and sisters, there's an exchange, when you do not get close to the message of
Islam, the message of Allah, whether it's through prayer, whether it's to taking good companionship,
whether it's reading the Quran, whether it's even just having you know, being bound to honesty,
being honest and trying to change your ways, if you will have you know, of that which you know, is
		

			bad, your heart becomes hard. And we've spoken about this numerous times, it's important to have it
sent more aka, monitoring yourself. When you find the solid hain and the people that were of
righteousness from the prophets of the the first class of them, the companions and the profits, you
see that they were always individuals that turned back ynab turned back to a lot when they made a
mistake, not if but when such as the companions when they would make the mistake. What made them
companions is that they turn back to Allah when they made the mistake with one ally and he then
Allah subhanho wa Taala continues on to say wikidot, minimum fasciae cone and know that many of them
		

			were the fastest growing many of the people from the previous nations because of their neglect over
the long period of time, when they did not turn back to the vicar and the remembrance of Allah to
where their hearts could have Russia and assure the horseshoe of the heart which further was
exemplified through the limbs then a loss of Allah gives a beautiful, beautiful verse, which is a
beautiful analogy which he gives numerous times in the Quran, when he lost without says it anymore.
And anila you feel about that demo to
		

			know that Allah subhanho wa Taala is the one that gives life to the other that gives life to the
earth after its death. But being at Allah, tacking on barely we have made clear to you the signs,
perhaps you'll be of those who are mindful. So he gives an example of bringing life to the earth and
in other verses of the Quran, after the earth was made, barren, but it once had life. So when we
make that analogy of our hearts,
		

			that have been given life, this life of recognition of God, and his presence, and recognizing his
oneness, and trying your level best to do so to exemplify that through prayer and different actions.
But then there may be a time where you step away from that worship, you step away from prayer, you
step away from good companions,
		

			and your heart becomes hard. But a loss of power without is this verse is a verse of hope. It's a
verse for you to remember him anila you feel Alba back demo, he has a panel that he brings the life
back to the earth after it was dead and burn, your heart can become dormant and hard. But know that
there still is what is called the fitrah. The natural inclination that we have, that can always be
activated, but it's up to you to make the effort to activate it. And when you do that, Allah blesses
you with the tofield and ending here. This beautiful verse is a verse that Subhanallah you find,
particularly to scholars that they when they talk about the Toba? And their repentance was none
		

			other than Philemon, y'all, and I'm delighted Mubarak. And they mentioned this verse was the verse
that's upon law. They came back to Islam there we see reverted or converted, you know, for dailyburn
eyob is a well known scholar, well known scholar of the past Subhan Allah, he was someone that they
said had, you know, his statements, he was someone that was Azad, he was someone that was aloof from
this worldly life, he did not cling to it. It's a penalty until I'm about to give you mentioned when
fulfillment y'all passed away, but it wasn't because, you know, when he passed away that sadness
left the earth, because for literally up always would admonish himself when they see him. He would
		

			always have a face of being sad because he always think about the africano and he always looked at
his mistakes. And he used that as a motivation to make priceless statements to the seller to the
compact to the to the scholars of the past. But for the Illumina y'all was someone that was a
highway robbery fuel, he would catch the her judge and he was
		

			rob them are ob he would rob them for me up until one time Subhanallah he mentioned his story of how
		

			for Lily when he was going to meet someone of the opposite gender. And he was climbing over the
fence to go and meet her. To where when he heard the verse being recited, and I'm getting into
livina am untuck Shaku livecareer when he heard this verse, he said, and caught an era. And he said,
The time is now, the time is now that verse, hit him.
		

			The verse hit him to where he left, and he stayed with us. And he lived around the home. And he was
someone that was known as a scholar, well known scholar of the past. And Abdullah Mubarak, his story
goes on my show him via his father had a garden, and he used to be someone that would party, for
lack of better words, to where he you know, what he would, he would do it was it was very attractive
to the people. Long story short when he heard this verse as well. He was someone that said, he was
asked the question of why what made him aesthetic made him leave the worldly life. He mentioned this
story. And it was Upon hearing this beautiful verse that made him, you know, change. And that's what
		

			we leave with, there's still an opportunity for all of us to turn back to a loss apana with Donna,
Allison Dallas, asking you that question. When will that time come for you? And only you can answer
that question by Article ofI. come
		

			under our slot or cinema larochelle Nevada, and he was talking to him one on one. So this shows the
27th just is a just that is familiar to the hearts of so many Muslims, right? It has so many
passages in this in this just that evoke deep emotions within our hearts. And one of the verses that
we've often heard quoted again and again, throughout our lives is the verse that talks about the
purpose of life. And that's mentioned right at the beginning of the Ges, right at the end of the
data yet world data says, well now caught up to Gina will insert inlandia we're doing I have not
created the jinn in the human being except to worship Me, except to come closer to me with their
		

			acts of worship their their acts of prayers and supplication and all the natural actions that we do
for the sake of pleasing Allah. Allah become acts of worship of Allah Subhanallah, Donna. And if you
think about it, you know, there's certain fundamental questions, the big questions of life that
every single human being has to come to terms with every human being has to have, you know, a way of
making sense of these questions, whether they're religious or not religious, they subscribe to some
explanation for these questions. And what are those big questions of life? Those questions include
things like why am I here? What makes my life worth living? What's the point of all my suffering in
		

			this worldly life? What's the point of enduring all of this? What's, what's the meaning behind it
all? And what does it mean to live a good life? You know, there's so there's the spiritual questions
of like, the existential questions, then there's the moral questions about how to be good and how to
avoid bad and, and what that all means for us. And then there's intellectual questions of life about
questions of how can I use my mind to contribute to invent, you know, to leave something productive
behind in this world when I when I've left? And these are questions that every single human being
wonders about, and Subhanallah the beauty of Islam is that these are all beautifully explained right
		

			in that message of tawheed. That message of, of our journey towards Allah, Allah, the oneness of our
Creator, and it's something that the Pontic scholar, author but as for honey, he mentioned the three
purposes for why Alyssa, Allah created the human beings three reasons why Allah subhanaw taala
brought the human beings into existence. Number one is there a bad that which has mentioned this
verse, the worship of Allah spawn Tada, our acts of devotion to come closer to a lesser Kannada
building our relationship with Alyssa to Allah. And number two is a model of building and
constructing on this earth, you know, using using our intellect to develop something positive and
		

			productive on this earth. And number three is a latha our role and duty as custodians on this earth
and he meant Michelle to be is one who says that our duty as our role as custodians is in
establishing them a faucet, spreading the objectives of preservation of religion of life, a family
intellect and property.
		

			So we have these goals of very bad worship of Allah a motto, developing the earth khilafah our moral
custodianship and These correspond exactly with those three domains of life that we talked about the
spiritual questions, the the the intellectual questions, and the moral questions. The spiritual
questions are tied to a by the, the intellectual questions are tied to a model of the moral
questions are tied to our duty as calepa. So the beauty of Islam is it gives us that that message
that answers and ties together all of the questions that the human mind finds and that beset the
human
		

			Mind. And so we get that powerful message about the purpose of our existence in Islam. And then
right after that we go to sort the tour and insert the tour, we go from looking at the purpose of
our existence, to looking at the origin of our existence, the cause of our existence in this
beautiful passage in which almost cantata mentioned, I'm Holly POM in a variety of really shady and
unhuman, harpoon, and her personality will all build up known are the ones who were created from
nothing, or did they create themselves? Did they create the heavens and the earth, rather, they have
no European, they have no certainty. And, you know, debate even more time before he became Muslim.
		

			He said that when he heard the Prophet system, recite these verses, had the unbeatable theater, he
said, I felt like my heart was gonna fly out of my chest, that the power of these verses this
passage upon love it speaking to the cause of our existence of how we know that Allah is the one who
brought us into existence, and even told me I mentioned something very profound, which is, unless
Allah is not giving us an argument, to convince us of something we don't already know of, in fact,
the courage they believed in the existence of illustrata, rather, unless current data is giving us a
set of questions that are awakening, our fifth route, which tshabalala mentioned, our natural
		

			inclination towards a less current Allah, they're probing us to do some soul searching, and to live
up to what we see when when the person we believe in the existence of God. They didn't live up to
that and how they in worshipping Allah subhanaw taala, alone in accepting the guidance of His
Messenger. And so one of the lessons that we get from this passage is that there's such a thing as
behavioral atheism, where somebody can be a theist, they say, I believe in God, but it doesn't
manifest itself in the way that they live their life, it doesn't manifest itself in their actions.
So we have to ask that of ourselves. When we say that I believe Allah is all hearing and all seeing,
		

			does that prevent us from committing sins? Does that does that prevent us from from attaching
ourselves to the dunya, and favoring something in the dunya over our relationship with Allah
subhanaw taala. And the questions in the store, they continue to mount as the font is causing the
human being to probe the depths of his or her own soul? until it gets to the conclusion of those
questions. We're almost done. It says, unknown illa hunedoara law? Do they have a god a god a lord,
other than Allah spawn Tada. And one of the ways of understanding of understanding that that the
concept of ILA, everything you mentioned, is it's that which is the most beloved to you, that which
		

			is dear to you that anything else? So is there something dear to us than our relationship with God?
Is there something more precious and more Beloved, in this life that is more valuable to us than our
relationship with Alyssa hondata? Whenever we're tempted with sin, or disobedience, and we know what
the right thing is to do, and we're tempted with something, we have to ask ourselves that question.
So the Hannah Lohan now you should glory be told us above that which they associate with him. And so
that's that powerful lesson that we get about our existence from the tour. So we see the purpose of
our existence with the data, the cause of our existence and sort of do it. And then in sort of
		

			climate, we have a verse which tells us about the rule of our existence, the fundamental rule of our
existence in Kula Shay in Hala, now who be other verily everything in existence, Alice pantalla, has
created with Divine Decree with other and I want to mention something about Laila to mother because
we know of this as the Night of Decree and their narrations which mentioned such as the narration
about the login or password below one. And we have a whole article on Laila to father, if you look
at the article, it goes into detail about this. But the generation that mentions that this is the
night on which the Divine Decree from almost pantalla descends, concerning everything that's going
		

			to happen in the coming year, the angels have the writing with them, there is a set of our fate that
is written with almost everything that's going to happen, written with all this data. And then there
is a record with the angels that the angels descend with, on that night of everything that's going
to happen for the coming year. And Alyssa mentions fee how your flock kukula I'm going to hack in
there on that night, every every matter is conclusively decided. And remember illusio Pamela
mentions in the subsea, that means that after that it's finalized, it can't be changed. Whereas
before that the Prophet Muhammad SAW some says, a die or the other that there are has the ability to
		

			alter that that level of the writing that is with the angels, it can change that that that decree
that is with the angels. So think about this. Why is there this focus? There's a virtue of later the
other making Dorado was fundada on this night? What's the significance of it? And what does it have
to do with the fact that this is the night of Divine Decree? There's a profound connection here,
which is that this is our last opportunity that we have before that Father is downloaded from the
heavens, downloaded from the heavens.
		

			Everything that's going to happen for the next year, all the, you know, occurrences of prosperity or
calamity that are going to happen on our lives. This is our last chance to make dua to Allah, Allah
to forgive us of our sins, to change our father for the coming year. This is our last chance for all
this pond Allah to forgive us and wipe away those sins, and to change those calamities to prosperity
to remove and misfortune that could be false in the coming year. And so that's why there's that
importance. That's one of the wisdoms of that importance of seeking out the knight of others to make
Dotto less khandala on that nightmare list, to enable us to reach the leader to other and to obtain
		

			his virtues and to make dawn that night Allahumma inika fall into Herbalife when we all lie, you're
the most forgiving, you love to forgive so I beseech you to forgive me Melis panda except from all
of us.
		

			Dr. Nasir and I have to say that later to publish an article you were a lot better than your co
author.
		

			Until we had three authors as well. Oh sorry one of your co authors.
		

			team effort.
		

			Allah bless he has a beautiful article though. The blessing of working on together has been an honor
but I mean and Zack locker chef Abdullah for reminding us that a loss gives life even to that land
so surely can revive our hearts on this night we asked the last contact to revive our hearts to
grant us His forgiveness and his pleasure. Again I want to remind you all and shout outside of a few
things number one, keep us all in your garage all the time and this night and all the remaining
nights number two inshallah tada if you feel inclined to do so inshallah is this is a night of Riba
to consider your last supper to yaqeen inshallah tada on this night Isn't it time and number three
		

			inshallah Tada. We will have about the right man tonight in sha Allah tala at 2am. Eastern time, so
please do join and I look forward to seeing you then ANZAC along fade on to Dr. Nasir and shadow
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			is that from our final selling