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I'm L'Ahi Rabil al-A-Lamine

O'Sala al-Aa-Lah al-Ais al-Lah al-Aqa al-Lah al-Ain.

Ola al-Aah al-Lihihihbihbihh, O'A O'A O'I O'Midin.

Allahi al-Amanu

and al-Amanu, and al-Amanu, and al-Amanu amil-Lusahad,

what I was sobilhah al-Ain.

I mean. I'm a bad fah uzubilah him in a Satan regime.

Man the Lazihu Kudu Kudan Hasana, for Yudaa Ifahu,

a la-hu, WalahuAjurun Karim.

Rabi Shahli Sadri, we are still the Amri

Wachlul-Okta,

milisani of Kahou Kowli.

Wallah, Allahh al-Lah, Allahh, Allahh, Allahhah, Allahhah, al-A al-Lah, al-Aah al-Lah, al-A-Lah al-Lahmahmahmah al-a-mah Iilah I al-Amanu I mean Ussalihat

what I was so bahah kahti, what was of a sabre.

I mean, Arab al-Alamein. Allah al-Aazah al-Lamein. Allah al-A al-Lah al-Aqah al-Nah al-Aqah al-Lah al-Aqah al-qah al-qah al-qah al- al- al- al- al- al- Allah Azawajal in the Quran talks multiple times about spending, charity, and he uses different

terms to describe or motivate believers to spend. For instance, he says,

well, and fiqueu fisabililah,

spend in the path of Allah.

Wajahidubian,

wale kum, wah and fusikum, struggle with your monies and yourselves.

Different terminologies are used, but one of the most unique

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