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If you think back to your hardest moments and you think about the words that you remember being said in those moments by those that were around.

You typically remember things that were really, really out of place, things that were

said that were very insensitive, but as far as the good words, you don't

necessarily remember the good words as much as you remember the good presence of

people, people who you felt like we're really grieving alongside you, people

who had a comforting presence, but their words

aren't etched in your memory as much. When someone said something that really was out of place you probably remember that

there are exceptions to that. Even I'm Bess,

what the Allah Allah al-A al-Lah al-A-Lah al-A-Lah al-Anhuh.

That there was a Bedwin man that said something so simple to him

in offering him condolences, but it was so profound he said

he said he said he said that what's better for you than al-A-Bas than having your

father is the reward that Allah

sophano t'ala gives you for being patient with the loss of your father.

Well, who Khaíra, minkale-a-Labas, and Allah is better than you for your

father.

Meaning that as much as you loved having your father meaning that as much as you loved having your father around

the reward that you have for grieving him properly

and being patient with his loss is greater than actually having him here.

And as much as your father loved you, the way that Allah Subhahua will love him and take care of him in the next realm amongst the righteous,

is far greater than any love and comfort that you could have offered him in this world.

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