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There's a word subhanallah that was repeated in two contexts within a few

archives of each other. And that word is a very powerful word. It's panel love.

It's amazing that sometimes when you hear about an ayah, you hear about it

separated from another ayah, and you cannot fully value the power and the depth

and the impact of that word. And the word is Kharif, close. Kharif. So who can

tell me where you heard it insha'Allah ta'ala? I'd like to hear where you heard it.

There are two places. The first one we either sa'ala ka'ibad ya'ani fa'ini

qarif. Subhanallah right after Ramadan Allah Subhanallah, it tells us about Ramadan.

And when my servant asks you, oh Muhammad, salallahu alayhi salam, about me,

inni qarif. I am near. I'm close. There is another one. The hafat cannot answer.

What's that? The Quran is not in English, brother. I'm just fine. You

got it. Hamdulillah. May Allah bless you. Allah inna nasallahu alayhi qarif.

Verily, the help of Allah is close. It's near. Subhanallah, you hear the

verses separated from each other, but what is the wisdom of the proximity of these

two verses? The first one we either sa'ala ka'ibad ya'ani fa'ini qarif. When

my servant asks you, oh Muhammad, salallahu alayhi salam, about me, then I am close.

I am near. And the second one, when things become so difficult, am hasibatum

antatqulul jannah. Allah says, do you think you just enter into jannah just like

that? And then you hear the example of those that came before you and what they

endure until the prophet, the messenger and the people that were with him said,

where is the help of Allah? And Allah says, Allah inna nasallahu alayhi qarif. The

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