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Arribu my ass, s'amariqam,

rachm, al-Tolai,

a lot of al-qsa,

I would be a scema materi al-Aimineimimazim al-Alimine,

what a womana-huhanimine,

when a Akibatu, and al-Aqibatu, a al-qibatu al-aqsaqingin al-qah al-qahin al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qah al-qahmain al-qah al- al- al-a al-A-I'll say them to see in Kathira.

So, in shall let's all tonight, I wanted to reflect on something that's very personal,

and I think, in shal-otala, for anyone who has lost someone that's beloved to them,

they can hopefully relate to this particular reflection.

One of the beautiful things about the way that Allah allows us to stay connected to those that we love is that

Allah's so on a lot of its'ana allows us to be an extension of their lives

through the ability to do good deeds on their behalf.

And that's something some kind of Allah that, you know, if you think about the mercy of

Allah,

particularly when a person feels utterly hopeless as they're burying their loved ones,

the hopelessness on the other side or the lack of ability to do good anymore as a person has moved on to the next stage of their existence,

it is also something to take into consideration.

And so while we have lost a loved one,

they have lost an opportunity to do good anymore and as we know I believe it's a saying

of Ali Radi al-Dil al-I'll tell that this life is all Amal and no hyssab, it's all action and no accountability.

And then as soon as you pass on to the next stage of life,

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