This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. I'm going to go.

Sala, Krakh, I'm gonna.

What is, I'm gonna?

How's it good?

Things are good.

No questions from anybody, just something on my mind.

Something that's been on my mind for a long time

something that we have a big problem with all over the Muslim world I thought it was like a

daisie thing it's not it's all over the Muslim world. It's hitting women, dude, and justifying it from

Quran because you know the I says, what do you're

hoo-hoo-hunna and hit them and so using that to say well you're obviously

allowed to hit women and when I started looking up this subject I wasn't

satisfied with stuff that I read, it just didn't add up, so I decided to keep on digging.

Until a couple of years ago I went to, I still remember Professor Abdul Halim in Oxford and I sat with him and I took my

Quran questions to him and this was one of them. Help me understand this

Aya. Right and I want to tell you I want to share with you what I learned from him and my own thoughts on it. But before I do, you know, most of the time when we talk about this Aya, we're like explaining this to non-Muslims, which is so ingenuant dude.

We need to have a conversation about this with Muslims.

This is our faith, this is our book, this is what we believe. I believe every single

Aya is perfect. Every single Aya could not be any better than it is. It's the most beautiful

gift of Allah on this earth. No Ayaat should be considered a curse. No Ayat should be considered negative or you know why is that here? Because if you even question why is this here you're questioning the idea of Allah revealing himself like the idea of

a law sending revelation the greatest gift ever given a rahm nahal al-a-la-quran

unimaginably merciful is the one who taught the Quran.

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