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Sala.

I'm gonna'wah y'uur cata.

Some nah rachmam māhāhāhāmāmāmām al-vah al-Ihmm al-vah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-I al-I al-Ihah al-I al-I al-Ihahmah al-A-Lah al-A-I-Hilah.

Now as we were talking in tonight's class about the importance of remembering Allah

Mahan O'u-Tahla after the fajev and after the a soir.

And particularly where Allah's pahad mentions

to protect and guard and preserve these prayers of fajid and also.

There are a few thoughts that came to my mind

and I want to challenge myself and I want to challenge everyone here in

shawlattahala with this katirra and I really do mean that.

I'm posing a challenge to myself and to everyone in sha-la-at a la in regards to this as we mentioned in the

halakah protecting the Salah part of protecting the Salah is praying them in

Jamah now when we talk about praying in the Masjut and praying in Sala Tulat of Jamaa, you know, the Ula'i there's a technical ruling and then there's a moral ruling. Okay, so the technical ruling on whether or not a person has to pray every single

Salah in the Jamaah.

There's a difference of opinion.

What is by consensus is that if a person could hear the

then a person has to praise Allah in the Masuid no matter what if he could hear

the event with nature and without any obstruction or without any

enhancements if a person could hear the attack.

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