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Loneliness is of two types.

You have the loneliness when you are physically away from people

and you have another type of loneliness which is a lot harder to cope with which is when you are surrounded by Ibrahim Ali his

Islam felt like as his people, his own people,

not an external enemy.

His own people have kindled a fire for days and days and days and days that none of them could even come

close to and they were prepared to throw him into that fire. Not only that, but his own family

was complicit. And not only his own family, but his own family was complicit and not only his own family but his father in

particular who Ibrahim Aysam loved so much and had called to Allah with the most

beautiful of manners for so many years. Now the Prophet's

Saddam experienced something like this in Taif.

When he went out to Taif and he said it was the worst day of his life

when he was made to walk through this narrow line

where people threw things at him, cursed him, spit at him,

punched him, insulted him, and he only has Zaid-Dibnun Hari Faradil al-Lahatānho in front of him as far as human support in those moments. And it was the worst day of his. These were not his people.

And he had Zaidibnul Haaritha with him,

Salah al-Aah al-Ihah al-Ihah,

the scholars say, imagine the pain

where it's his own people, his own family, his own father, and as Ibrahim looks out to the

crowd as he is stripped and put into this catapult to be thrown into this fire, he doesn't even

see a sympathizer. He doesn't see someone who has told

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