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There are a bishahly soddri,

why is certainly amly wahloule Akhāmi,

yepkahou kowdle mean. There are many placeschta that and in Lissani, Yafkahou Kali, I mean Arab al-A-Lamein.

There are many places in the Quran where Allah describes the entrance into heaven,

the entrance into paradise for those who protected themselves from making Allah

unhappy, the Mutaki.

And I start by asking Allah that he includes all of us

among those people as we meet him.

But in lots of different places

describe different aspects of the wonders of Jana. And of course he

starts when some in a commonplace here in sootul Hijer as he also does somewhat

similar in sootul Arraf he says the people of Tukwa, the people who protected themselves and the people who were

cautious and the people who were aware of Allah's presence and how they carried out their lives,

these people are going to find themselves surrounded

Fee, Janaat in Waryun, and gardens and waterfalls.

So this beautiful scene that, you know, of course, people go to gardens and waterfalls to relax, to calm, right?

You don't go there for work.

You go there to get away from your stresses, right?

So if somebody's having heart problems or somebody's having depression or whatever they're told to go take

a walk in a garden or go to a beach or something like that because the sight of water is very

calming for human beings. So the idea of Janat and Aruun is not just physically

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