This year was the most special of anything I'd ever seen at Arafa. For those of you that haven't seen the clips it it's the year that it rained in Arafah.

And, Subhala, I've had the opportunity to go for Hajj for over a decade,

and I've never actually seen a rain in Arafah.

And to actually create the scene for you, I've never actually seen rain in Arofa.

And to actually create the scene for you

before I even get into the subject of the Hutba.

If any of you have been to hedge in the last few years,

you know how it goes on the day of Arafa. Everyone prepares themselves for Jaa.

They get themselves ready for that day. They say I'm going to go find a mountain and I'm going to stand on a mountain.

First they get to Ardafa and there's a shock that it's not a mountain.

It's actually a nice open space, a plane.

And there are mountains and hills, but it is not a mountain.

The entire area of Afa's Arafa.

Everyone gets ready to make those d'as, to make those prayers.

And if you've been in the last few months, you know that the heat quickly humbles you.

You start making Dura for about an hour

and then you have people passing out

out of heat exhaustion because they underestimated the sun and they end up in the tents and a lot of people end up spending the entire time in the tents making their own just because it gets so tough.

So this year as A of began the exact same thing happened as last year and the year

before it was hot everyone was excited in the beginning and then the heat

humbled people into their tents and then

some of Allah something happens about two hours in these clouds formed or

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