This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. a lot of to Allah, Allahi al-Tah al-Tah al-Amanu al-Aminu al-A-Mah al-A-Mah al-A-Main. I mean al-A-Nah al-Amanu al-Amanu al-I mean al-Aqah al-Aqah al-Aah al-Aqah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al- al- al Today's goodby is really about one thing, it's about questions.

Allah Azawajal in the Quran actually encourages questions.

So for instance, in one of the most profound suras in the Quran,

sulet you suf, so let's say,

la Kada, fajusufa, Ihah,

and the Sa'ilin.

Allah says for Yussuf and his brothers,

there are many signs or lessons or even miracles

for those who ask questions.

So the idea, sometimes Allah says there are

ayeat, there's guidance for people of takwa, there are guidance for people of

remembrance, there's guidance for the grateful people, and here Allah praises people

who ask questions.

In other words, you're supposed to be inquisitive in this religion.

You're not supposed to take things at face value.

You're supposed to inquire and understand and come to conviction for yourself. Similarly, people would come and ask the Prophet

Sall kinds of questions, all kinds of questions.

And when they did, Allah didn't actually criticize them.

Allah would actually honor them by even mentioning them and making them part of the Quran.

Yes, al-A-N-I-L-Hambri-Wal-Maiso.

You would imagine somebody came and asked the Prophet,

so bad about wine.

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