This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Sala ma ma ma kat al-a-qa kata. I would be kibatruthr. Allah al-I'm al-I'm al-I'm al-I'm al-I'm al-I mean al-I'm al-I mean, al-I mean, al-I mean, what al-qahmimme, al-qahmimmehmm al-qahmim al- al- al-a al-mimmein al-mimme and your brothers and sisters on the way here I was actually reflecting with the brother that was bringing me

on some kind of law this topic and thinking about where I would be had I not had my parents and to be very

honest with you I would be absolutely nowhere.

I mean you know listening to Stad that I'm talking about the importance of

spending time with your parents. You have no idea how important that is. And the topic of

it all starts with the home. You know, that's a pretty generic topic when we're talking about it all starts with the home. You know that's a pretty generic topic when we're talking

about it all starts with the home. Many of you might see that as you know offensive to

the parents because a lot of times parents try to raise their children in a

certain way and that it doesn't work out.

A lot of times we wait until our kids turn 14, 15, 16, and then we wonder why they're not acting like

Sahaba and they haven't had the Teri of the Sahaba for the first 16 years of their lives.

And there's a very important concept here in this now.

A young man once was brought to Amar bin Khadabad,

Allahh, and he's kind of being pulled by the ear by his dad. brought to al-Rul Khata

the Allah I'm who he's kind of being pulled by the ear by his death.

And everyone knows al-R-R-Mulh you do not want to get in trouble

with that guy.

If he hits you, he's going to hit you pretty hard.

So imagine, you can imagine the,

what's going through the mind of this kid

as he's being brought to him.

He's a-ha-tabbu the Allah I'm.

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