Yasir Qadhi – What Should You do During the First Ten Days of Dhul Hijjah
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The speaker discusses the legacy of the Prophet-speaking Hipsy decade, centered around his teachings and tests. The importance of learning and practicing to fulfill the rights of the Prophet's teachings and tests is emphasized. The history of Islam is discussed, including the story of the desert's water source and the importance of showing respect and faith in Islam. The title boss's legacy is not a question of whether he has won or lost, but rather his actions and actions of his children. He gives advice on not delaying and not rushing to accomplish things, and reminds listeners to trust in Islam and not lose hope.AI: Transcript ©
Remember the legacy of Ibrahim and of Hajar,
Ismail.
Go through their footsteps, if not physically, at
least
tawakkul, of rida, of ikhlas, of sacrifice,
of giving up for the sake of Allah
so that you too can attain some of
that little barakah.
Dear Muslims, we are about to enter
the most sacred 10 days of the entire
year,
the 10 days of Dhul Hijjah.
And these are the days that we should
reflect and remind ourselves,
not only of the blessings of these days,
but also
of the story, the origin
of where and how these days became so
sacred.
Because it was during these days, 1000 of
years ago,
that the prophet Ibrahim
alayhis salam
did certain actions and rituals.
The prophet Ibrahim alayhis salam
legislated for us what we now do in
the rights of hajj. And Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala
earmarked those very footsteps that Ibrahim,
and Hajar, and Ishmael,
they did.
The piety
of 1 person,
the rituals of 1 person, the sacrifice
of 1 person, the legacy
of 1 person
has been etched into our shari'ah.
And Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala
blessed his piety,
so that millions of people around the world
commemorate that piety. They walk in his footsteps.
They remind themselves
of the legacy
of the prophet Ibrahim alayhis salaam. And so
in today's brief khutba, it is relevant
that we remind ourselves
why is Ibrahim alayhis salam such a high
role model. The one person in the whole
Quran
that our Nabi sallallahu alaihi wasallam is told
to take as a role model. I repeat,
our Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam is told to
take as a role model his own father,
his own ancestor, the Prophet Ibrahim alayhi salam.
And Ibrahim alayhis salam is mentioned over
70 times in the Quran.
And his story is a constant story that
is mentioned in over a dozen places. In
fact, one of the first stories in the
Quran is the story of Ibrahim alayhis salaam.
In the very first pages of Surah Baqarah,
the very first Jews of Baqarah, Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala says, wa idhibatalaibrahimrabuhu
bi kalimatinfa'atammahun.
And recall You Rasulullah
that Allah tested Ibrahim with many commandments,
and Ibrahim fulfilled
all of those commandments.
And when Ibrahim fulfilled those commandments,
Allah says,
innija'ilukalinnasi
imama.
I will make you an imam for all
of mankind.
We have to ask ourselves,
why is Allah reminding us of these stories
and legacy? And the response,
when we understand
that when we follow the role model of
the Prophet Ibrahim and the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wasallam,
Allah will also give us a legacy. Not
like them, they are prophets.
But this is how we carve out our
own legacy.
This is how we fulfill the rights of
the prophets on us by taking them as
role models, by learning their lives and histories,
by deriving lessons
that help us in our daily lives. And
so when we take the prophets as role
models, we as well will get some of
the barakah, some of the blessings they too
were given. What were some of the blessings?
What were some of the tests and trials
that Ibrahim alayhi salaam underwent? Because Allah says,
I tested Ibrahim, and Ibrahim passed every single
test. Look at how many tests he had
been given. And And of course, in 1
khudba, we can only summarize some of them.
Of the tests that were unique to him
is that he was
the only believer in Allah
even before the revelation began. As a teenager,
as a young boy, wahi had not come
down upon him. Revelation had not yet begun.
His whole nation were idolaters.
The world was a polytheistic
society.
But Ibrahim alayhis salam, as a 11, 12
year old young child, he knew that idolatry
was wrong. Not only did he know it
was wrong, he stood up and he took
a courageous stand, and he demonstrated
the falsity of worshiping other than Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala. He challenged his entire
nation of idolaters.
He started with his own father. How painful
that must have been for a child. He
started with his own father, and he started
with wisdom. He started with sound argumentation,
and most importantly,
with compassion and akhlaq, and adab, and love.
He was not argumentative.
He was not arrogant. He tried to reason
in a loving manner. You abati, my dear
father, why would you worship that which is
not gonna benefit you or harm you? You
abati, my dear father, you're worshiping false gods.
You abati, my dear father, turn to ar
Rahman.
Ar Rahman will is the one that you
should worship. He keeps on trying and trying,
and his own father turns against him. His
own tribe turns against him. The very king
becomes involved, and the king wants to make
an example of this young boy. And so
the king threatens him. If you don't leave
your false ways, the king says, you shall
be executed.
And despite being jailed, despite being tortured as
a teenager,
Ibrahim remains firm. And as you know, Nimrud
builds that fire 3 days 3 nights
to try to persuade
Ibrahim to stop. Ibrahim
does not stop. And he is thrown into
that fire without any helper other than Allah.
And that's when he says, hasbunallahuani'malwakeel.
Hasbunallahuani'malwakeel.
Our Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam taught us. When
Ibrahim was thrown into that fire that Nimrud
made, this is the dikr that he said.
He taught us because he wanted us as
well to memorize this dhikr. When the world
has turned its back on you, when there
is no helper in this dunya, then you
turn to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, and you
say, hasmunallahu
aniimalwakeel.
And when you demonstrate that iman and that
tawakul, then even the fire becomes a garden.
And even the punishment of men becomes mercy
from Allah, jallajalaluhu.
And so Ibrahim is saved from that fire,
and he has no place to go. And
so he leaves his land, He leaves his
nation. He leaves his tribe. And our prophet,
salallahu alayhi wasalam, said, the first human being
who had to flee for his religion was
Ibrahim alaihi wasallam. Nobody before him had to
flee for his religion. Ibrahim
gave up his people. He gave up his
tribe. He gave up his safety,
and Allah blessed him by being the most
venerated human in all of human history. It
is true. Our Prophet, salallahu alayhi wasalam, is
the most chosen. And it is true, in
terms of quality, the praise our nabi is
given, nobody else has given. But in terms
of quantity, it is his father, Ibrahim alayhis
salaam. The Jewish people, the Christian people, the
Muslim people, that is 60%
of the globe, 60%
of mankind,
they venerate the prophet Ibrahim alayhi salaam. And
Allah is demonstrating,
when you give up something for My sake,
I will give you back more than what
you gave up. When you give up your
people, I will give you the world. When
you give up your tribe, I will give
you 1,000,000,000 and 1,000,000,000 of people. Our prophet
Ibrahim alayhis salam demonstrates what happens when you
sacrifice for the sake of Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala. When he goes into that land
where another tyrannical king in that pharaonic king
of Egypt, there where once again he is
threatened and his wife Sarah is taken away.
And once again he has no army, no
helper, and so he falls down in sajda.
He prays the hajjood, in the privacy
nahum
makes his way to the land of Palestine
where Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala told him to
settle. And from there, Hajar gives birth to
is to Ismail,
and Allah says to them, Go down to
Makkah, and build the first masjid that has
ever been built for all of mankind.
Awwalubaytin wudu aalinasi lalladee bakkattamubaraka.
At that time it was called baqa. So
Ibrahim goes down, and you all know the
story. Hajar and Ismail are left over there.
He doesn't even know what to tell Hajar.
How is he gonna explain to Hajar that
Allah has told him to leave his, his
wife and his daughter, his Hajar and his
and his son? How is he gonna explain
to Hajar that Allah has told me to
left to to leave you? He can't even
say anything. He simply walks away. And Hajar
is confused. Where are you leaving me? How
am I gonna be taken care of? There's
no food. There's no water. And she understands
this is a higher order because she knows
the gentleness of Ibrahim. She knows he's a
very, very loving person, and now he seems
to be doing something that is atypical. So
she asks him,
Allahu amaraka bihadah. Did Allah command you? And
that's the only thing he can say. Yes,
Allah commanded me. And Hajar, who came into
the household as a pagan, she was not
a Muslim when she entered the household. But
in that short time, she has absorbed
so much iman
that her sacrifice
between Safa and Marwa will become legislated for
billions of people. Her tawakkul in Allah is
now a role model. The lady who submitted
to Allah, the mother who showed her love
for her son and put her trust in
Allah. Her acts of desperation,
Allah recorded for every Mu'tamir,
every hajj. You will walk exactly on those
footsteps, and you will demonstrate, just as Hajar
knew, Allah will take care of me. She
didn't know how, she didn't know when. She
put in the effort, and she went from
one mountain to the other, knowing that Allah
would take care, not knowing how and where.
And again, this shows us the reality. I
have said this over and over again. You
put in the effort and you put your
trust in Allah. You do you. You have
a plan, you have an agenda, you have
a goal, and you put your trust in
Allah. Hajar was searching for water. She's going
here and there, and she doesn't realize Allah
has a plan, but she has to show
her side as well. So she walks back
and forth, she runs exactly where we run.
And that iman that she had
is embodied in the ritual of Saffa and
Marwa, the ritual of sa'ih that every single
pilgrim draz, we are representing that same battle.
I don't know Allah's plan, but I must
put in my effort, and Allah will take
care of me, and Allah will give me
a way out from sources I never expected.
And lo and behold,
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala blessed
Hajar and Isma'eel
with water that is so blessed. Our Prophet
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, It is the most
blessed food and drink on earth. There is
nothing more blessed than ma'uzamzam.
It is so blessed. It was a gift
not just to Isma'il,
it was a gift to all of the
Arabs and all of the Quraysh for 4000
years. And then it was a gift, and
it remains a gift for every single Muslim.
We are living testimony
to the miracle
of Hajar and Isma'eel. In the middle of
the desert, how can all of this water
come? Where does it come from? Where billions
of people are drinking,
billions of people continue to drink, and the
water never runs out, and the water is
smack in the middle of the desert from
underneath the house of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
If this is not yet another miracle of
the barakah that Allah gave to Ibrahim and
to Hajar and to Ishmael. And so Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says, Ibrahim passed all of
these commandments. Ibrahim was told, sacrifice your son.
And even that,
he took his son out, and he said,
Allah has commanded me to sacrifice you. What
do you think I should do? And his
son says, you abati ifaalmatumar.
You abati. The same phrase, you abati, that
70 years ago Ibrahim used with his own
father, now his son is using with him.
And we learn another lesson. Another lesson we
learn, parents, listen to this. Children, listen to
this. Allah is demonstrating
when you show etiquette and manners to your
elders, when you become an elder, Allah will
bless you with youngsters who show you respect.
Ibrahim showed respect to his father. Ibrahim
showed utmost love and submission to his father
even when his father said, Get out of
here. And his father said, I'm gonna kill
you if you believe my God. Ibrahim said,
I love you. Salamun alaikha. I'm gonna make
dua for you. Ibrahim never resorted to what
his father resorted to. He maintained the higher
moral ground. And therefore,
when Allah gave him children, now he takes
his son and says, Oh my son, Allah
told me to do something. What does the
son say? You abati. Whatever Allah says, I'm
going to do this. This demonstrates
you want your children to be righteous. You
begin with yourself and you begin with your
own piety. We also see in the story
of Ibrahim alayhis salam, patience, sabr in the
face of adversity,
preaching Islam to all of mankind,
understanding that you might not see the fruits
of what you want in this world, but
Allah will give you those fruits. When Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala told him to sacrifice his
son, he only had one son, Ismail at
that time. When Allah told him to sacrifice
his son, he attempted to do so, and
Allah intervened, and Allah saved his son. And
not only did he save his son, he
blessed him with another son. And from the
2, Allah gave magnificent
civilizations. 2 of the largest
civilizations came from his 2 sons. Ibrahim did
not know this. He thought that's the end
of my progeny, but he put his trust
in Allah. And what he when he put
his trust in Allah, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
blessed him with that legacy. We also see
over here
when Allah says in the Quran that, watakhidoo
minmaqamiibrahima
musalla. Ibrahim would spend long hours in prayer
in tahajjud, and Allah told our Prophet Sallallahu
Alaihi Wasallam, that place he would pray, you
should pray on the exact same spot. And
this is what we call Maqami
Ibrahim. It is still standing to this day.
The same
rock, the same rock that Ibrahim alayhis salaam
stood on and worshiped, the footprints of which
are there. Ibrahim alayhis salam prayed there, and
he has gone, but the legacy
of his piety remains. So much so, we
are told, and all the hujjah when they
go, we pray 2 raka'at right behind the
maqam of Ibrahim to maintain that legacy.
You will go, your good deeds will remain.
You're not gonna be there, but the good
that you planted, the rituals that you did,
the ibadah that you did, the worship of
Allah that you did, Allah will not cause
it to go in vain. Allah will never
cause it to go in
loss. And we also see over here, the
willingness to suffer and to sacrifice.
Multiple times, Ibrahim alayhis salam gives up for
the sake of Allah, and Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala ta'ala blesses him. Following the commandments of
Allah, in spite of how difficult it is,
one of the most difficult realities
when Allah commanded him to follow an entire
Sharia. And a part of that Sharia was
the circumcision. And Ibrahim was the only Muslim
at that time. And as the prophet, salallahu
alaihi wasalam said, he circumcised himself. Can you
imagine somebody doing this? And he did it
himself on his own body. Why and how?
Because this is what iman does. When Allah
says you do, you do. And when you
follow, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala blesses. And that's
why Allah says when he passed all of
the tests, fa atammahunnaqala
inneeja'ilukalinasi
imama. I will make you a role model
for all of mankind. The main legacy,
the main benefit from the story of Ibrahim
alayhis salaam. When you turn to Allah,
Allah will give you much more than what
you had to sacrifice. When you show piety,
your legacy will live long beyond you. When
you stand up for Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
and you show servitude to Allah, that Ibadah
and that worship will make you somebody who
will become a role model for mankind and
beloved to Allah. And that's why the prophet
Ibrahim alayhis salaam was the only one of
2 who was a khalil of Allah. Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala said that,
watakad Allah Ibrahim akhaleelah. Allah took Ibrahim as
a khalil. Only 2 people have the status,
our Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam and Ibrahim alayhis
salaam. And khalil means a close confidant. Khalil
means the best friend we would say in
a vernacular. Of course, Allah does not have
friends the way we do obviously, but it
is a terminology of love, of endearment.
2 people have been given that high status,
Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam and our Prophet Muhammad SallAllahu
Alaihi Wasallam. So dear Muslims, as we enter
these blessed 10 days, as we enter the
days of, the days of Dhul Hijjah, some
amongst us are going to perform the Hajj.
Those that are going remember
all of the steps that Ibrahim and Hajar
and Ismail did. You will literally be walking
on the exact
locations
they did. Recall
their sacrifice, recall their tawakkul, recall their Ibadah,
and see how Allah blessed them. You wanna
be blessed? Then do as they did.
Those that are not going for the hajj,
1st and foremost, if you haven't been, I
must remind myself on all of you, do
not delay. All Muslims, do not delay the
Hajj if you can afford to do so.
Go as fast as you can. Expedite. This
is an obligation
and higher and higher every single year. So
why are you delaying? If Allah has blessed
you with wealth, do not delay. Go as
soon as you can. And if you do
not have wealth, you are absolutely forgiven and
continue to accumulate and and and make sure
you have a fund for Hajj. Just like
you have a fund for your house and
fund for your college education, you should also
have a small fund what is reasonable for
you to do so that one day you're
able to do the Hajj. And those of
you that are not going for Hajj know
that those 10 days of Dhul Hijjah,
regardless of whether you go or not, are
the most blessed 10 days of the year.
Our Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
said, there are no 10 days, there are
no days of the year that are more
blessed than the days of Dhul Hijjah, these
first 10 days. No good deed that you
do outside of those 10 will equal those
10 unless you go as a complete mujahid
and you die a martyr. That's the one
deed you can do that is better than
the deeds of these 10 days. If you're
not doing that, then your dhikr and your
sadaqah and your siyam and your good deeds
on these 10 days are better than anything
else you can do. So those that are
not going for Hajj doesn't mean you're off
the hook. Rather, it means you have another
set of rituals. Those that are going for
Hajj, they know their rituals. They're gonna be
doing umra and tawaf and sa'i and minna
and wazalif and Arafah. Those that are not
going for Hajj, well, so many good deeds
to do. These are the days you fill
them with dhikr, with Quran. You fill them
with sadaqa. You do uddhayyaanqurbani.
You do good deeds with your family.
You bring happiness to the lives of other
Muslims, and you fill these 10 days with
the worship of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. And
of course, the day of Arafah, the 9th
of Dhul Hijjah, the 9th of Dhul Hijjah.
O Muslims, if you are standing in Arafah
on that day, then
hani alaka welcome you. And you are indeed
blessed and chosen by Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
There is no day of the year that
is more blessed than the 9th of Dhul
Hijjah. No location that is more blessed than
Arafah. No du'a and no deed better than
standing at Arafah, on Arafah, in ihram, begging
Allah on that day. And if you have
not been a Muslim, then aspire to go
and plan to go. But even if you
are not on the plains of Arafah, it
is authentically narrated that the Sahaba and Tabirun
in Basra, in Kufa, in other places, they
weren't doing Hajj. On 9th, they would come
to the masjid and they would spend the
day in the 'ibadah and the dhikr of
Allah. And they would make extra dua because
our Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, The best
dua is the dua of Arafah. Now, no
doubt, the hadith primarily applies to being an
Arafah. No doubt about that. But even if
you're not an Arafah, you shouldn't just sit
home and watch TV. It's still a blessed
day. It's still a day that the hujjah
gathered. So even if you're not in Arafah,
9th of Dhul Hijjah, you should be fasting
over here, and you should be doing extra
Ibadah, and you should be doing dhikr, and
you should be doing your personal dua as
much as you can, because it is a
blessed day and it is a holy day.
These are the days of Ibadah and dhikr.
Even the days of Ramadan
are not as blessed as the days of
Dhul Hijjah. Our scholars say the last 10
nights of Ramadan are more blessed than the
nights of Dhul Hijjah, and the days of
Dhul Hijjah are more blessed than the days
of Ramadan. Each one is its own. The
last 10 nights of Ramadan and the first
10 days of Dhul Hijjah
nights of the year. And ibn Abbas said,
when Allah says in the Quran, wal fajri
walayadinashir.
Ibn Abbasaid,
layadinashir
is the 10 days of Dhul Hijjah. Allah's
given qasam on the 10 days of Dhul
Hijjah. So, oh, Muslims take advantage of these
days. Remember the legacy of Ibrahim and of
Hajar al Ismail.
Go through their footsteps, if not physically, at
least mentally,
derive from their lives the concept of sabr,
of tawakkul, of rida, of ikhlas, of sacrifice,
of giving up for the sake of Allah
so that you too can attain some of
that little barakah and the blessings that Allah
has given to the righteous and pious. We
ask Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala to make us
of those who listen to the Quran and
follow to the best of our abilities. May
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala make us of those
who are listening to the Quran and implementing
in our daily lives. May Allah bless me
and you with and through the Quran, and
may He make us of those who it's
verses they understand and applies halal and haram
throughout our lifespan. Ask Allah's forgiveness. You as
well ask him. He is the Ghafoor and
the Rahman.
Ahad as Samad Alladilam yalitwalam yuladwalimakullahu
kufuan ahad wabardu
Oh, Muslims, we watch in sadness and in
grief
about what is happening over and over again
in the land of the prophet Ibrahim Alayhi
Salaam. Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala chose that land
for Ibrahim
and for the righteous
followers of his descendants after him. And we
firmly believe for a period of time, those
people were the descendants of Ishaq, and Allah
gave it to them for that period of
time. But we also believe when they rejected
the legacy of Ibrahim, when they turned away
from the commandments of Ibrahim, Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala lifted that privilege from them, and he
gave it to the real followers
and also the biological descendants of Ibrahim. And
that is the prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
and those who follow him. We are the
only real followers of the prophet Ibrahim Alaihi
Wasallam. We are the inheritors of his legacy
and including that is the promise of that
land. That land belongs to the righteous
of those who follow Ibrahim alayhis salam, and
that is us. We are the rightful heirs
of that land, and it is truly distressing.
Every few weeks, these people even lower the
bar, and they show barbarity and inhumanity
more so than we could have ever imagined.
Just when we thought the situation was as
bad as as it could have gotten, these
people, the apartheid regime, do even more barbaric
and inhumane
desecrations.
How can you bomb a refugee camp when
you're the the ones who said to go
and set up your tents over there? How
can you deprive women and children of food
and water? And the world watches and our
own administration
becomes even more callous and callous. But we
must remind ourselves, all Muslims, we must remind
ourselves to not lose hope. Wallahi, I say
to you, the tide is changing. The future
is bright. The depravity
of this group, the depravity
of this regime, and the cold hardheartedness
of our own administration,
it is now being shown to the whole
world.
And perhaps we hate something, but Allah will
place good in it. And perhaps those people
whom Allah has chosen to be shuhada,
Insha'Allah,
their blood is not lost, oh Muslims. Wallahi,
their blood and their sacrifice, it is changing
the
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is using their courage
and their sabr. And this is not a
justification astaghfirullah.
It's not a justification,
but we have to console ourselves and we
have to continue doing whatever little we can
do. We all feel impotent. We all feel
powerless. That is true. But still, we cannot
lose hope, and we must
persevere and persist, and we must push on.
And Insha'AllahHu
Ta'ala, we see one after the other, the
superpowers and countries are withdrawing their support, one
after the other, until finally only one is
gonna be left. And even this, it is
only a matter of time before the very
people of this land see this reality, and
it is already happening. The growing discontent,
the growing disconcertion,
the growing anger at what is happening. Alhamdulillah,
we thank Allah. And so do not falter.
Do not lose hope. Do not give up.
Continue to persevere. Do whatever you can. And
I say this, and I've said this 9
months ago, and I say it now. Maybe,
just maybe, this group has won the battle,
but we have won the war without a
doubt. Maybe this group has won this one
battle if you just count the number of
dead, but the war, the overall war, without
a doubt, we have already won it. The
moral victory, we have already won it. The
depravity of these people has been
moral victory, we have already won it. The
depravity of these people has been demonstrated for
all to see. And so it's just a
matter of time. That's it. Put your trust
in Allah and realize from the story of
Ibrahim we learn that walaakibatulitaqwa
walaakibatulil
muttaqeen
The final result will always be given to
those who have taqwa. So raise the bar
in your own life. Have taqwa of Allah
Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. Put your trust in Allah.
And as we learned from the Surah Ibrahim,
the legacy
will always be for the righteous. Even if
we don't live to see it, Ibrahim
alayhi salaam did not live to see all
of his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He had
no idea of the respect and the fame
he would be given. He didn't see that,
but Allah still gave it to him. And
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala blessed him
like he blessed no other prophet.
All the prophets after Ibrahim were from his
progeny. Not a single prophet came except from
his own children. And for 100 years, he
didn't even know he would have children. For
90 years, he didn't even know he would
have children. So put your trust in Allah,
persevere, show patience, show iman, show tawakul, show
sabr, sacrifice for the sake of Allah, and
the legacy will be ours as it was
to the prophet Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam. Allahu manida'infaaminoo
Allahu manata lafayhaddumidhamban
illagafartah
walahhamman illa farajta waladaynan illaqabwaita walamaleeban illa shafaita
walaasalayna
Allahumma'amalaradanaoaradilIslamal
Musliminabasooinfajrilloo
binafsiwajalalmiralfididbiliheeyaqawyaAAaziz
Allahumasalli wa salamuwabarakuwalaalihi
wa sahabijma'inna
Allahha ta'ala yahmurbiladli
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