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Asa la'a la huikat.

I would be in a

al-a-shaheta in a regime

Ismila he rahma and irraheim. regime, Tha'u. Fazu an ill-a-win-haru.

In Neshah nah-nah kahu and ab-tahu.

Alhamdulahir R of al-A-Lamein,

U.S. O'S. under the law here of al-Aal-Lamine was all I said in Bia I will seline my al-Ih a lah lah a lah a middin a lah middin a lahlah mahlah al-a mah al-ma mah al-ma mah al-ma mah al-a mah al- a mess with al-Aq, what I was all the hak, what I was all the sabbar, Amine, Arabal al-A-Lamine.

Once again, a sallamalikumah, Ura-Kata.

Inchalah, we're starting our study of Sutulkowthar in this series,

and it's a pleasure to be here in Richardson this week,

al-Dohl.

As many of you know, we'll be doing this every first month,

every first week of the month, first Tuesday of every month.

The other three sessions still in the Irving Maszid,

in-

in-law to all.

Part of the sort of tradition of these duros is that we take a moment in the beginning

to comprehensively discuss an introduction to each

sura.

And because Sootulkauth is so heavy, it's one of the shortest suas of Quran and also at the same time

it's a very heavy sura in terms of its content, its message, and its wisdom.

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