Suhaib Webb – The Rules For Reading Warsh (Rule Five) The Exchanged Madd & An Altered Hamza

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The speaker discusses the three main elements of the journey for Mad Madala, including the section on exchanged Madal, the section on the hamza, and the section on the badal. They explain the rules for the hamza, which is being changed into a letter for a rule, and the use of the word "hams" in Madala's use. The speaker also mentions the use of "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" to describe the use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the word "hams" in Madala's use of the

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			Warsh. I mentioned to you before
		
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			that the section
		
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			Barash.
		
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			I mentioned to you before that the section
		
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			on the exchanged
		
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			Mad Badal is a major
		
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			part of our journey together.
		
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			And last time we introduced it in greater
		
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			detail, we modeled it. I gave you some
		
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			exercises to think about Alhamdulillahi rabbil 'Aramin, and
		
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			I mentioned the abiyat from,
		
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			Herzl almani which would Tahani of Sinai Shaltabi
		
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			to kind of support where we're going with
		
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			this.
		
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			Remember, he says,
		
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			The important word now is mohigrin.
		
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			So he says, like,
		
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			that you're going to find
		
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			this hamza is or
		
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			It's been changed.
		
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			And when that happens, you're still going to
		
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			observe the Badal
		
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			Qasr,
		
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			Tawasut,
		
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			or Ishba, depending on who you read to
		
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			and the tariq that you're learning.
		
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			But what does that mean? Muhayr means
		
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			one of 3 things that we're going to
		
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			see happen in certain situations that we can
		
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			learn in greater detail in the future. The
		
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			first is tasil.
		
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			Tasil. And tasil means that you're going to
		
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			cut
		
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			the hamza in half. Instead of going
		
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			you're gonna go,
		
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			not and not.
		
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			There are some Quran
		
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			who made tasil with but as I heard
		
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			from, I think everybody, it's incorrect. It's
		
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			And I told one of my students, imagine
		
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			that you cut the hamza in half and
		
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			then you read it. What sound did you
		
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			make? He was like, I was like, exactly,
		
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			mashallah. So it's not,
		
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			it's not
		
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			tasil.
		
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			It's
		
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			Tasil is gonna happen in certain situations, and
		
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			we're going to observe
		
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			that hamza before the mad is going to
		
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			have this
		
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			idea of being Musa hala. So for example,
		
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			You could say like this also,
		
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			But you hear that these
		
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			2
		
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			hamzahs, right, the first one is very clear,
		
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			Jaa,
		
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			but the second one, it's it's Tasil.
		
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			Listen.
		
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			Not
		
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			not
		
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			Khalas, so that's called tasil.
		
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			Tasil and that's what he means by muhayyar,
		
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			that hamza has been changed and now it's
		
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			Musahel,
		
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			MashaAllah, MashaAllah.
		
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			The second is Naqal
		
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			and actually you've done a few of them
		
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			already, the word Ahira.
		
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			So,
		
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			Another example of is
		
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			it's not
		
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			it's
		
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			You could make it with sitta, arba or
		
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			kasr, but
		
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			with us we're gonna observe 4. Right?
		
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			So this is called nakal.
		
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			The last is called badal and what badal
		
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			means is that a
		
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			hamza is going to change to an actual
		
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			letter. And there's rules for this that I'm
		
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			going to teach you in the future. But
		
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			right now, I just want you to be
		
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			familiar with it. So for example,
		
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			Asamaia
		
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			not a
		
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			samaya,
		
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			hear the difference?
		
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			A samaya,
		
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			and you could read it,
		
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			So with Qasr, Tawasut,
		
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			or Ishba'ah,
		
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			this is called Badal
		
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			Badal of that hamza. So 3 things that
		
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			certain situations are gonna happen to the hamza
		
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			that make it changed. Muhayar.
		
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			The first I talked about was tasil.
		
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			The second is
		
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			And the third thing is Badal that the
		
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			hamza is going to change into a letter
		
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			for a rule that I'm going to explain
		
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			to you in the future. Asama
		
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			Yeah
		
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			Yeah
		
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			Yeah. Hint, Yeah. And if you look in
		
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			front of that Yeah, you see Asama
		
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			I, kesra,
		
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			yeah. Oh,
		
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			okay. So damma
		
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			fatha,
		
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			what's gonna happen there?
		
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			So we're gonna explain that in the future
		
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			because that is a major part of our
		
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			journey. But what I wanted you to understand
		
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			now,
		
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			very simply,
		
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			is that the hamz is going to be.
		
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			Theabit is easy.
		
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			So
		
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			that's
		
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			Tasir. Number 2. Naqwa.
		
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			It was the
		
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			hams before the wow.
		
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			So what happens is the nun
		
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			takes the vow of the hams.
		
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			This is called knuckle, knuckle of the haraqah.
		
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			And finally, Masha'Allah,
		
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			the Vadul of the Hamz,
		
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			the hamz 2 or hamza 2
		
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			another letter.
		
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			This is what he means by
		
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			hams.
		
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			One of those three things we're talking about.
		
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			Badal.
		
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			Tasil
		
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			aa.
		
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			Number 2, we said, is nakol faminu
		
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			and number 3 we said is Badal. Badal
		
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			here meaning the change of the letter
		
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			to a different
		
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			letter. Asama
		
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			iya. Khalas. Sidna Shaltabih mentions all of these
		
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			except for Tasir when he says,
		
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			right? I'm gonna read it the way that
		
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			we read it in the Quran. He doesn't
		
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			you don't read it that way in the
		
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			poem.
		
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			But if we're going to read it with
		
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			a badal
		
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			of of the of the hamza, mohayar we're
		
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			gonna say
		
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			Halas, this is haf's, but in wash, Halas,
		
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			Yeah
		
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			So Sidna Shaltabih mentions 3. Right?
		
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			Amanah is regular Madbal,
		
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			This is what we call Badal of the
		
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			hams to the Yeah.
		
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			And then the last very easy, Masha'Allah,
		
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			is the Naqal of the vow of the
		
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			hams to the letter
		
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			before it. So so let me explain
		
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			the abiyat of sha'atabiyyah for you in very,
		
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			very simple terms. He says, wama ba'adahamzin,
		
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			whatever comes after hamza meaning alifawiyah.
		
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			Thabitin
		
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			aumuhayarin,
		
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			which is a fixed hamza or change. What
		
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			does change mean?
		
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			Tasil
		
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			naqal badl. We talked about it. Jahal
		
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			and then
		
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			so that's what it means by mohayyah. Right?
		
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			Those 3. The hamza has been changed but
		
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			it takes the same rule. Fakasrun
		
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			according to Jami'uqura
		
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			wakad yura li warshin mutawala.
		
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			But it is narrated that Warsh observed it
		
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			with those things with and
		
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			this is what we're doing.
		
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			But the people of the Quran, Ahlu Adah
		
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			of the Quran
		
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			read it with 4,
		
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			Ka'amanah,
		
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			so it gives an example of Amanah.
		
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			So Mashallah, Mashallah.
		
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			We took a lot now and we have
		
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			a lot more to discuss
		
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			about Mad Badal. I'm sure there's a lot
		
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			of questions. If I see you asking questions,
		
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			I know it's coming. I'll just write coming,
		
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			coming, coming. May Allah bless you. May Allah
		
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			make us from the people of the Quran.
		
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			May Allah
		
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			protect, all of us and help me as
		
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			I try my best,
		
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			to share this important information with you.