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Tonight may be the night that the angels descend with peace,

and your prayers ascend with power.

Leilat al-Qadr, the night of power, the night of decree, the night of Allah's mercy descending upon you and me.

It's the night that is greater than a thousand months, an entire lifetime.

And if the deceased wish they could have one more minute to pray a quick two rakas on an ordinary day,

how much more do they wish they could have another shot at Leilat al-Qadr?

But you're still here, and many of them are depending on your duaas for them.

But what does it look like on the other side of that barrier?

One of the reasons for the name Leilat al-Qadr is because the heavens are pushed to their

Qadr, to their full capacity.

There's a traffic jam of angels going between the heavens that's so powerful it could

literally steal the light of the sun. And as they're descending upon masjids and homes,

reporting back to Allah, subhannawatea-ala, it's all Salam, peace until Fajar.

And if we could hear our names in the scrolls of forgiveness, how much would we wish we were on that side? Yahya bin Maadahe,

God said,

"'You gafoul, or heedless one, or ignorant one,

"'Law Samaidt, the sarrir of the al-aul'

"'which, it's to keep your name "'at your thinker your to your, "'laphthaw-in' to your. If you could have a clamb in the loohe amoehavut, and the vikriki to Mowlaq,

lamete's chouk'n to Mowlaq.

If you could hear the sound of the pens in the preserved tablet

writing down your name,

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