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The speaker discusses a supplication that occurs when starting a book, and how it is related to various writers. They mention al Kalam, the writer, and the name Q analyst, al[[ al'alifur surely means al Kalam, and the use of "na'alif" in a book is discussed. The title of "na'alif" is mentioned as a condition, indicating that the book is a result of "na'alif" and may be related to "na'alif" in a future book.

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			He doesn't say Al Jumla, he says Al
		
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			Kalam.
		
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			So
		
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			This is a typical supplication
		
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			that we make when we start a book
		
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			Alhamdulillah, we relate this book with Nijiazal, alhamdulillah,
		
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			through Armashayikh, alhamdulillah,
		
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			to the writer. Qalalmu'alifurahi
		
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			mohullah, the author. Mu'alif
		
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			is the the writer.
		
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			The Mu'alif is the book.
		
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			Alaffa means to bring things together. Qala said
		
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			almu'alif,
		
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			the writer rahimohallahu
		
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			ta'ala, may Allah have mercy upon him, al
		
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			kalam.
		
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			He says al kalam
		
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			huwa
		
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			And whenever you mention something like, al kalam
		
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			or Allah or suhayb or kitab or whatever.
		
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			And after you say huwa or hiya.
		
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			This is called the mirofasil.
		
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			It's a type of pronoun which is used
		
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			to show that what comes after it is
		
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			a condition.