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Bismal, Rahman, Rahim.

Al-Hamda-Lah, and Salam.

And al-A, Rassulah, and al-Rasul-Lah, and ari-Sulah, and brahutte.

So there's a scholar by the name of Hatim al-Assam,

Rahimu'llah T'a'a'a'a'a.

This scholar is actually originally a Persian scholar,

one of the great sages in Islamic history.

And, Siphan'u'u'an, any time I start any discussion about Salah,

I go back to his story, because he was someone who was famous for the chushu'r that he had in

and that's something so beautiful to be famous for that when you looked at him in his prayer

it was as if he was in another world altogether and you wanted to have what he had and subhallah

his name is actually very interesting al-a-sum means the one who can't hear And the thing about him is that he actually was not deaf.

He actually could hear.

But the story of that nickname is that one day he was giving chutzba.

And he was a very famous scholar.

So when he finished giving the chutzba, he came down.

And there was an old woman that wanted to meet him outside.

So he went out to meet her.

And when she saw him,

she was so excited that she actually passed gas. And she did it in a very loud way. And because

he didn't want to embarrass her, he acted like he was hard of hearing. So he acted like he was

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