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In today's Kumba, I'd like to share with you some reflections from two Ayat of Surut al-Bakara.

These Ayat are towards the end of Sur-Tulbakara, and these Ayat deal with a particular chapter, a small chapter in the history of many Israel.

First and foremost just a quick comment about the nature of the discussion about

many Israel in the Quran. These are the most talked about nation in the

Quran. Allah talked about their history in more elaborate detail than any

other. And Allah Azawat al gave us them their history as a point of reference.

What they went through, in a sense, should mentally prepare the Muslims for what they will

have to deal with.

This is the Uma that was chosen by Allah, honored by Allah in the past. They had many

trials and they had many failures. Now Allah is recording those trials and those failures

because now we are the Uma that are going to go through trials

and we should learn from their mistakes and not fall into the same failures.

This is why one significant difference between us and them is Allah Azawajal gave them lots of prophets.

We have one messenger, Sala Allah O'Alah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Aahla kanabian kalaf and a narration says,

every time one would die another would take his place.

Continuous chain of prophets.

But interestingly, as a parallel, the messenger would also tell us,

Salomah al-I'm al-Aulama Umatika and bia bany Israel.

The proph, the scholars of my oma,

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