This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com I am very very excited to be here this evening in this Parklands, Masjid.

The last time I was here, the last time I was here, who knows when that was?

Marsha, Who knows when that was? My shawlah 20,

al-Amd Allah.

And now four years later, or three and a half years later,

we are back in the same message we ask Allah

Almighty to accept it from us. The echoes of enlightenment is the name given to the

theme of this particular tour of Kenya. I delivered the first talk wherein I mentioned

the importance of the message that was brought by all the prophets of Allah to

Mahanoahat ala and now I want to look at a few of the struggles and the messages of particular prophets of

Allah because Allah says

La Kadek anafi khasa-srihem I bar at Tulli Ullil al-Bab.

Indeed, in their stories, there are lessons for those with sound intellect. There are lessons for those with sound intellect.

There are lessons.

So when we read a story in the Quran

of some previous prophet, it's not just for us to say,

Subhana, look at what happened, and we stop there.

But rather, Subhana, look at what happened, how does it affect me and what lessons can I learn from it?

Because the echoes of those stories will continue to enlighten our path to this day and right up to the day of judgment.

So one of the prophets, the early prophets, was a man known as Noe, Aleic Islam. The Prophet Noah may peace be upon

him. Unique prophet in the sense that the Quran makes mention of several details unlike other prophets.

For example, the exact number of years that he called his people.

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