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Inshallah, continuing with our series here in the month of Ramadan, Harmony, family

in the Quran.

Today. here in the month of Ramadan, Harmony, family in the Quran. Today, I wanted to talk about something that

in and of itself might seem very specific.

And it might seem like this is not necessarily relevant or applicable to everyone or anyone.

However, as I've mentioned previously in some of the previous discussions that we've had,

that when the Quran talks about some of the more specific family dynamics,

the Quran, Allah subhanna-wata says in the Quran, and the Quran,

and the fashil a kuhl.

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