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I would be in a shaitin,

no regime

for a man in a sam

Ida,

hiboura, I'm not going to add a bit

Rhab, a kramah, and an ahmah, and hama, for an European and a kramah, a kraman. I'm going to be sad to be

Sibi Amluwah and I'm not that I'm listening to Sāli if Kākahudi.

Alhami al-A-Māin, O'Sallemās al-Aimāslais al-Ihālāslaa al-āsāmāmāslaa-āmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmām I'm sorry in Ussale he was happy

and I'm not so many sultan here

I'm a dead Allah I'm a jana

mithum women didn't have been a woman al-Ama-Mihan

what I was al-Aq, what was a-sabbal al-Aq, what was of Allaha was al-, Allah al-Ain-Alma

I think al-Dah al-I mean

I'm in the al-I mean al-A-Nama al-A-Nama al-I mean

al-Ameant al-A-Iman, al-A-Lah, what al-Lah al-Iat al-Tah al-A-Tah al-A-Lah al-Lah al-A-Lahmah al-a al-a al-a al- beginning with the 15th Aya of the solitaire.

So if you'd like to follow along, you can grab a mussa.

The 15th Aya of the 89th, so 89th, so 8915.

Before we took the break, we were talking about the beginning 14 ayaat of this

and we learned that Allah Azaljal began with some profound oaths and then went

straight into the legacy of those powerful nations that outdid the Qraish in many ways,

that Allah destroyed anyway and called upon a reflection on the people,

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