This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. You're going to. Thank you. Oh, so I was a lot. O'Lar, sir, Allah al-A-Lihyh, I'm in my golf tour was about adoption.

A lady came up to me and asked me if it's okay for her to adopt because her family.

They had some bad thing happen with some

adoption case. Things didn't work out. You know, the boy couldn't adjust to the

family or there were a lot of fights between the siblings and him. So they make

that into a case steady and every time adoption comes up as a conversation they relegate the conversation. that of it is that Rassul Allah Allah al-A-Lah al-Lah al-Jidkayatiman, for Allah.

Didn't he find you an orphan and gave you shelter?

Giving shelter to an orphan, adopting an orphan, is actually a sonna of Allah himself.

Allah gave shelter to Rasul-Lah, Salah al-Har I said.

There are some deeds in Islam that are the suna of the prophet,

saullah al-A-Lis.

Then there are some deeds in Islam

that are actually the suna of Allah.

Like in Allahhama,

al-Aamaa, I kata who you Salu al-Anabi, that you have al-Amanala amau al-Nabu Salu al-Nah al-Nu Salu al-Ahi was Salimu tasnima.

Allah sends Salawat upon the Prophet, believers, you send Salawat upon the Prophet.

Allah gave shelter to you as an orphan.

Muslims are supposed to give shelter to the orphan.

Taking care of an orphan is the easy ticket to Jana.

As nobody said that it's easy.

For example, in the United United States it can be a very

difficult venture. Some studies even say it could cost you up to $100,000 just to try and

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