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Okay, so I have two things in front of me.

I really like super crazy love this last talk about stories and my head still spinning

from it so I was supposed to talk to you about leadership and qualities of

leadership which is kind of a change of subject.

But I'm kind of feeling like I should just tell you a story.

From the Quran.

What do you say?

Story?

All right, so I'm sorry why am.

I will switch the topic on you guys again.

Okay.

Because you know, we just discussed it in theory, we took a couple of points from

Sothusov, so might as well stay on the theme and, you know, one of my favorite things to do is tell a story anyway.

So, Ms.

I was what was a mardar sullidah.

The individual that fascinates my imagination in the Quran is Musa Ali his

His al-Hala. His narrative, his story is mentioned in several places in the

Quran and every time it's just absolutely mind-boggling. And this particular case that I want to share with you belongs to Surat-Tahah.

Those of you who've attended some of my seminars before I've discussed in some detail and in some animated form the dialogue between Musa and Adh his

and Faraun from Surt shuara,

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