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al-Ama al-Main U.S. Mohammed in O'Alah Ali he was Sahibyaj Ma'in'amabad.

We continue our discussion regarding the beautiful and majestic names of our Creator,

and of the names that are mentioned in the Quran

is the name al-Wadud. The name al-Wadud. The name-Wadud. And the name-Wadud, it comes from the verb

what-da. And the verb what-da means to love. But it is not just any type of love. All of us we know the main word for

love in Arabic is what, Mahaba and hubb. But alwadud is not from this verb, your Hebrew.

It is from another verb, what da.

So of the names of Allah is a name that deals with love,

but it is not the primary verb for love it is another verb so what is the difference between

Mahaba and wood what is the difference between the primary verb of love in Arabic which is

Mahaba and this verb that

Allah uses to derive his name from our scholars have mentioned that the Arabic

word hub or maaibba can be used for any type of love.

It is the most generic verb for love.

But wood is a specific subset of love.

Wood is a special type of love and of these specialities of wood is that when you have

this type of love you want to benefit the person whom you have this wood for.

As well, it is a nurturing love.

And that is why it's very common to have this verb

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