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All right, guys. So we are now in the sixth and final section of the

Surah. Allah, as I was just saying, the Arabic is not just physically seeing but also perceiving

thinking. Have you ever pondered or reflected that if Allah were to kill me violently or give me

violent death, ihlaq in Arabic is a violent death as opposed to imata for most, most is simply death,

but halak is a violent death, right? So if Allah were to kill me, and this is the Prophet

saying, if Allah were to give me a violent death about himself, and along with me, whoever is with

me, if he were to kill me and the people along with me, or if he was to show us mercy, incredible

words, instead of saying, if he were to give me a violent death or leave me alive, yet again,

across comparison. Instead of saying, kill me or spare me, he said, kill me or show me mercy and

love and care. So to Allah, life itself is Rahma, life itself, and we don't wish for death.

We wish for Allah's Rahma. So anybody who has hopes and Allah's Rahma is not hoping that they

die soon or something. That's not the way the Muslim thinks, Subhanallah.

Faman Yujirul Qafiri, Namin Aadabin Ali, then who is going to rescue or save the word

interesting vocabulary, Yujirul, Ajara Yujirul, Ajara then comes from Jir, and Jair and Jiran,

which is used for neighbor, and actually Ajara means of you to be protected in the vicinity or in.

So the who is going to give you vicinity, like, you know, Ajara is literally when a neighbor comes

and says, I'll take care of you, come and hide in my basement or come and stay with me,

and that kind of protection is actually called Ajara, okay? So Allah neighbors you

when he protects you. Allahma Ajara Namin Aadabin Ali, protect us with your company from the fire,

right? By being our neighbor. So bring us close to you and away from fire. That's actually Ajara,

as opposed to Qina, Aadabin Ali, protect us. That's just protection raw, but Ajara Ajara is actually

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