This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Nain de la al-Autibilah I'll al-Amanu Kwa I mean Ussalihat,

what a-wa-wa-Aq, what a was-wa-Sowbizabr al-Aminia. In today's Kibra, I'd like to share with you some reflections from two iat that belong to Suut and Bakara.

But before I talk about those ayat, I'd like to share some basic

definitions with you and some concepts that are not often talked about.

I have spoken about these things before,

but not in this way.

And like many of the Ulama of our past,

and students of the Quran of the past,

whenever they pass by Ayat that they have studied before

Allah Aza which it describes it himself.

Lem yachibu al-Aah sum and we're ughbiana, they don't trip over them, you know,

you know, deaf and blind.

What that means is they don't ever say,

I already know this.

Like you know when you read some other book and you've already read it,

you read this chapter already, you say I could skip this part

because I already know this part, I'll go to another part.

But that is just not the attitude of a believer towards the Quran.

They go back to the same Ayaat that they've read hundreds, if not thousands of times,

and a law opens wisdom upon them, and he opens up guidance and counsel upon them.

Even the Sahaba would experience this anew.

Like there are instances in the life of the Prophet,

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