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Hmilah Rilah Rabil al-A mean was Sala to Sala,

what is a la sayin, Mohammedin,

al-Aulihi, al-Jimmehi, a jmāin, a mābā. Today, in sha-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-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a tragedy of this young boy. We had this tragedy as well in our

our Masjid somebody passed away and today's lecture half of it deals with the death of

a Bakkar. So can you imagine like you know it was just not I was just not in the

positive mood to really to my general job.

But nonetheless, in sha Allah, today we'll finish off with the Stravakra-Sadir.

And we begin with a quick summary of the main battles, the main battles that laid the foundations for

the conquest of Rama bin al-Qhatab.

Now realize that the most important conquest of early Islam took place in the reign of

Umar bin al-Qhatab. These were the big battles that we're going to come to

inshall in a few weeks, but Abu Bakkar a sudeek,

Rade al-I know laid the foundations and Allah al-Aazahwahdah blessed him to begin the

process. If he didn't begin the process, Rumer of the Khatab could not have gotten to the level that he did.

And Abubakar us, sardir, Radi al-Lahuan, simultaneously aimed for both of the superpowers.

I mean, frankly, it is so audacious, so brave, so courageous. Some of the

Sahaba even thought it was foolhardy. Remember when he was fighting the

apostates, right?

Some of the Sahaba even said,

hold on, calm down, this is too much, too fast.

But Abubakar us so d'iak had that much tawakul in Allah

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