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what is a la Rousa la al-Aali he was ajibain.

I'm al-Aqbalahabhbain.

And welcome to amazed by the Quran, a series in which I'd like to share with you what I find amazing about the

Quran. Today I want to talk to you about two prophets and their unique manners. These two prophets are Ibrahim

and Musa al-Aliham, as described in a very subtle way in Surat Ashara.

So it-A-Shuara is Sura number 26 of the Quran.

So let me first tell you some things about the Sura and how it's laid out.

This Sura is actually made up of, it dedicates quite a bit of its space to the

narrative between Musa al-Ais Sala and Farahuan, first Moses and Pharaoh, the debate between the two

of them, and then it switches over and talks exhaustively about

different prophets and how what they had to tell their people was identical.

So the passages in the Surah actually repeat themselves quite a bit. So one of the

things that the prophets keep saying to

their people is, Wama, al-A-Lahim in Agir. I'm not asking you, you know, for any compensation

for what I'm telling you. I'm not looking to get paid by you for preaching you to this message to you.

In Ajri I al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Al-Lah-Lah, my compensation is only, I'm only relying

for it on Allah. I only depend on a law, I only depend on a law for that compensation.

R. Bilalimme, the master of, or Allah Rabil al-A-Lamin, the master of all the peoples, of all the nations.

In other words, these prophets are keeps, they're continuously

say I'm not asking you for money, I'm not asking you for money, I'm not asking you for money.

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