This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Asam al-Aqam al-Lakum,

what I'm at all right to law here over a kata.

Al-Hamulah he Rabil al-Alamein,

O'Sala to a szalah al-simine, what was al-Ahil and Bia I will Marcelyn.

My al-Aly he, what sahbihi,

what we're in stand nabe sunaty,

I'll be d'I o'erme dine.

Allah al-Dinhah al-Amanu, I mean what Iami al-Dazina al-Amanu al-A-Mah,

I mean Uyghat, what I was a-wahabhak,

what I was a-wahbizabhahad.

Pretty much everything I wanted to say has already been said so this is going to be awkward but

in-chalah-la what I'm going to be sharing with you are some very basic things about relationships within the family.

And one of the things that you might find peculiar in these 20 or so minutes that we're spending together is that I'm not going to be speaking

about very high ideals. I'm going to be talking about some very basic things that I personally

feel actually I'm clearly convinced are plaguing all families, Muslim or non,

and the Muslims by the way are no exception to the problems of family in modern times.

So the problems that non-Muslims are facing in their family

were not too far behind. And to assume that we are somehow immune from the

problems of the modern world is a deception. Anyhow, one of the first things I want to talk

to you folks about is education. What nowadays we consider a good education and why do people

get an education

to begin with people get a good

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