This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. I can use the chair. I can mark with the line with the castle.

I can use the chairs up.

So, I'm not going to have to be able to

I'm going to have to be able to

in a lot of the

what I'm saying about the al-A-Kah al-I think of

what I'm saying after after you can't go to the and so Allah Mahriya

or al-I was Sahri was in Tazim in Kaitelan.

So I kind of wish you would introduce the topic a little bit more.

That's okay.

Light at the end of the tunnel.

That can mean a lot of things, but you know, in essence, I personally,

I think that in these types of gatherings, it's very helpful to have open discussion, open

Q&A, you know, that type of style, which doesn't mean that I'm not going to give a lecture, but I'd like to focus more on that than anything.

So I'm sure what's at all, I'll speak a little bit about what that means to me and at least what stands out about that topic to meet the light at the end of its own.

Obviously we talk a lot about the Rachma of Allah's apparent, the mercy of Allah's

and Allah's Toba and at this point it should be absolutely

understood although unfortunately it doesn't always translate in our actions in the way that we

treat each other but it should be absolutely understood that

Allah's pahala, his mercy supersedes his wrath and his anger, and Allah's

pahala is not a difficult God, meaning what, what we have to deal with with a

law, someone, a law, someone, a law, a law, a day of judgment is really good

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