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As promised, I will read my own reading of the Qur'an and anything that really strikes

me, I'll take note of and inshallah get to sharing with you and you know Ramadan schedules

are difficult to adjust to so I had a little bit of difficulty adjusting to the schedule

but I think I've got the hang of what I need to be doing so probably around this time

every day I'll I just did an order session with my mom and I'll probably soon after that

I'll just do an English session to the daily reflections that I intended to share with

you that just makes things easier for me for the rest of the day too inshallah and hopefully

all of you will benefit from it it's okay if you're not catching it live you can you know

catch it later on and I pray that Allah just gives us the benefit that is intended from this series

so this ayah is actually one of my favorite ayah and it is something I've talked about

many many times Allah is the protective friend of those who believed he brings them out of

darknesses into light and those who disbelieved their protective friends are the

tahot, tahot means the forces of rebellion from tovyan, who bring them they bring them from

light into darknesses, so this ayah uses an imagery that is found

across the Quran the imagery of light and dark so you'll have the parable of somebody walking

in the dark and then the lightning strikes and their eyes, eyes become you know they flash in

their eyes or you'll have somebody who wanted to seek a light and then as soon as the light was

lit they you know they went blind or their their light was taken away so you have different

you know of course the parable of light and so do you know so there's lots and lots of places in

the Quran where this this this this dialogue takes place between light and darkness

and this contrast is drawn between light and darkness and this is a way of the Quran speaking

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