This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. al-Andulah here is al-A-Lamine, was

what I was Sala-Twah al-Amin, was al-A-Lah to al-Lahy,

what sahibihin, and al-Aulmahin.

Some of my badh, I would say, I. In a Sheitana regime,

bizmila Rachman Rahim, I aman,

I'd al-Amanu I'd that a dainton

and bideen in the al-Ajalim

mussamman, fact to booing,

and I think of the al-Aqda-a-a-da-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- There are sometimes some places in the Quran where Allah talks about, you know, certain concepts that we just pass over because we're so focused on one thing, the primary subject, and we just want to derive the main conclusions from what

Allah is saying and we overlook the way in which Allah said it and sometimes the way

in which Allah says things and the small phrases that he adds to the speech just

completely change your perspective on how you should view certain subjects. I know that

sounds abstract I'll try to make it very very direct now. You know everybody has a concept of I am

learning Dean or I am learning Dunia. So when they're learning science or if

they're learning biology if they're learning you know medicine or if they're learning you

know accounting or finance or something like that they're learning dunea and if

they're studying Hadith and Fick and Sharia, and Arabic, and

Tajweed, and all of these things,

then they're studying what?

They're learning Dean, right?

And we do this all the time.

Like my work is Dunia and my time in the macheth is dine right so we separate dune and dune a

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