This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Smina Rhaha Rhaha Rahim, welcome to Amaze by the Quran, a series in which I love sharing with you guys

things I find amazing about the Quran and today I want to share with you a small snippet once again from the story of Musa al-A-Salam

in which what amazes me is how many things you can learn from such a small phrase like so many different lessons and pieces of wisdom that are incredible for life are coming out of just one small quote that is so unassuming.

What happens is Musade is discovered by these two girls who he helps and he's you know invited back to the house to be paid for his

services and he comes to the house and tells his entire story about how he's

fled Egypt and he's wanted he's wanted for murder there and he's completely

homeless and desperate and

these girls are listening from the other side of the room and one of them calls

their dad and tells him something and this is recorded in the Quran so it's

significant right so she calls her dad over and she

says yeah abatist that jirhoo my beloved father hire him yeah abatist that

jirhoo amazing because you know, this old man has two daughters,

but he doesn't have any sons.

Obviously, that's why he has to send these girls out to do the work.

And the girl knows that if he's going to hire him, then he's going to have to work around these two unmarried girls, which is going to create an awkward situation.

So she knows in between the lines that if he's going to be hired, chances are one of us is going to get married to him.

And since she's the one suggesting it, chances are the father understands her code,

that dad, I think it's a good guy for me to marry right now one of the first things you learn here is that this girl

Has the confidence to suggest someone for her own marriage to her father

There's nothing wrong with the daughter suggesting

to her father that I'm interested in someone for marriage. First thing that, the

epic thing that comes out of this. There's nothing harmful in that. There's nothing

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