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they're there, Allahhah michum,

we'll be in that d'a,

o'er-sla-sla-sla-sla-sla-sla-slaibati.

What a-a-Lamin.

I'm al-A-Mamah. I am al-A-Lah, I appreciate the turnout, in the

turnout, in shawlachala and I'm aware because if you're not mentally prepared well in advance you don't have long attention

span so keeping that in mind I shouldn't take more than 25 at the most 30 minutes from the stretch

but I'll keep very cautious of the time, in shall all time.

And in this short time, I do want to share with you

just a small lesson from the Quran,

and this lesson has to do with a figure of speech

and expression that is used multiple times in Allah's book and is also found in the sunga of the messenger of Allah,

so the love of Allah in to them. And this expression is the coolness of eyes. The expression is the coolness of eyes. Now first and foremost it's

important to know what an expression is. What does it mean when I say it's an expression

in the Quran or it's an idiom in any language is when words come together

but they mean something else when they come together and they mean something else when you take them apart.

In other words, just to give you a simple example of an idiom or an expression in English, if I say what's up.

When I say what's up, you all know what that means. What's going on in your life? What are you doing, etc. I said out. But when I take the words apart,

and I say, what is up, and I look at them separately, then the meaning is completely different.

If you look at the dictionary of each word and you put it together in a different language, you won't get the same meaning.

Similarly an expression can be, wow, that was cool.

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