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What did the fasting of the people of Ibrahim a.m. a. Salah of the people of Musa Ali'ssalam look like.

What did the Salah of the people of Musa al-Assal like? What did zakaa in the sharia of Issa al-Aleu look like?

I want to start with this because when you're reading the beginning of the Quran,

these first few chapters in particular, they start off with a visual of Ibrahim

Al-Salam.

And who makes the claim to Ibrahim Al-Ale-Salam?

Ibrahim, a.

Abraham, a.

For Allah, Siphano-Ta-watea to preserve what he has revealed to him

in an umma and with a prophet that will come after him.

And then there are these chapters of the Quran

where you learn more about the people of the book

in the very beginning of the Quran than any other part.

And, subhallah, there's something very poetic about that, that the Quran starts with

Al-Madina Munawra. It starts with the Muslims in Medina,

differentiating themselves from the people of the book and making the claim to

Ibrahim-Ali-Salam. Who gets to claim Abraham,

who gets to claim the way of Ibrahim a.

And just like the Wahi, the original revelation of the people that came before us was lost over time,

so too were the laws, were the legislation.

And just like you have bits and pieces of the Wahi, so you read sometimes the Old Testament,

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