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Alhami Rabin al-A-Lamein,

was what was sceam and all I said in MBA with Marlene.

O'Alah Ali al-Ihi, what is aghabhi,

when I stand up by sunneti, I amidin.

Allahamadin, al-Aman, Wom an Istanbul, and I'm in whom Wominta Ammanu, I mean Lā Ammanu,

I mean Lā al-Aminu al-Amina al-Māl al-I mean.

Once again, s'am al-Aqam, al-Tulah al-Aqsa, we're going to now begin our study of some of the narrations in regards to the meaning of

al-Kauthar that are found in traditional commentary. There's a score of them if you have if you're only if the only things in

your access are English versions of Tefseer literature then the

the abridged version of Ibin Kathir which is published.

Or Mahalf al-Kurand in English will have these narrations.

So I'm just going to give you, instead of giving you scores and scores of narrations and who narrated them,

I'll give you the gist of it by just

translating one of them and they represent really other narrations that are very

very similar. For example in Tefseil at Tabari there are pages upon pages upon pages of who narrated the same exact

narrations like to eight pages of just that that same narration coming from

various sources so instead of the redundancy which done, it's a great scholarly contribution,

but just for our purposes, we know that they exist in numerous quantity,

so we'll just cite one of them that represents the rest of them,

and you can look up more of them, in shalahat ala if you have the opportunity so for instance

there's this famous narration quoted at Adrunam al-Kauthar do you know what al-Kauthar is in

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