This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. and Allahi al-Dah al-Dah al-I think what I am Kibati al-Qah al-Qah al-Wahmah al-Ihah al-Ihah. I think he was something

to say that you're saying that you're telling you're saying that you're telling you your brothers and sisters and sisters first and foremost if I can have

everyone's silence in chihuahua everyone's attention. And make mention in the book of the

a last time it says in the Quran

what took kitabe or a Brahi in the bukan and suthi and abhya

and make mention in the book of the

in the book of the Brahim Ali his Sala because he was a man of truth,

Sadeh Nabia, and a prophet.

And today we really try to dig a little bit into the Tefseer of the meaning of the

word sadek because truthfulness in at least our modern daily usage of the English language at least.

When we say truthfulness, what we usually mean is truthfulness in what?

Truthfulness in? I'm trying to get some money.

Speaks, not truthfulness in the tongue.

Truthfulness in peace, right?

Usually when we say tell the truth, we mean

tell the truth with your tongue, speak the truth, right?

Or you know, in a foul language, tell the truth.

Tell the truth.

That's what truthfulness means, right? Now, in Islam it's so much more than that.

So much more than that. And there's many different ways to understand this.

Number one, yes, speaking the truth and as the Mufestinin says,

the deal, the one al-Zin has to tell the truth, he never lies, a person who's used to telling the truth. He never lies.

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