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What everyone, Allah may Allah be pleased with you.

Ibn Al-Mattafin, Allah the Most Merciful.

And the Messenger of Allah, may the Most Gracious, and most Merciful.

And the most Merciful, the Most Merciful.

So, Ibn Al-Mattafin, welcome back to the first after a short break.

In Shabat-e-Ala, we are going to continue.

We're on Episode 81 now.

We're going to continue with the lives of the Ansar of the Prophet, Allah, and He was Salam.

And really building out this place of Medina

in the way that we start to see everyone come forth to the Messenger of Allah,

and He was Salam, and have their own unique story with Him.

The person that we're talking about today is someone that you may have visited in Turkey.

And of course, it's because there is an entire district named after Him,

and I know that American Muslims going to Turkey has become kind of the thing.

I feel like Valley Ranch is in Turkey half the time.

This is of course, you know, a place where you have many connections to Islamic history,

but in a very interesting way, a connection to someone who is so uniquely tied to Medina,

to Rasulullah, and to the city of the Prophet's life.

And that's Abu Ayyub, Al Ansari, the host of the Prophet, and it's very interesting

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