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Rhaima Rahim al-Amin was Sala to what al-Alais saitha māyāma'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'a'bāmād. So let us now resume in my bad. So let us now resume from where we had left off in the story of

al-Vin habital of radia law and I had basically mentioned the pre-caliphate stories of Ali.

Now we get on to the Kilafa,

and today we will talk about one of the saddest incidents

in our Islamic history, and we'll continue the story next Wednesday.

In-shahala. So Ua-Lah-L-Tahla.

So Uthma radh radi-O-Lahuan was massacred on a Friday as we had said.

And the same day, the mobs, many of them had left the city, many of them had left the city

uh... many of them had gone back to their lands iraq and and uh...

uh... egypt primarily these are the two places they were from

and many of them remained outside of the uh... city and immediately on the same day Friday talk

began who would become the next caliphah. It was chaotic obviously

earth marred rhodia law and had just, massacred, and so people began to ask themselves who would be the next

Khalifa. They went to a number of the prominent Sahaba. They went to people like Abdullah

he bin Omar. And they said said to him your father was the

Khalifa you were the one appointed in charge of the shura at the death of your

father so why don't you take charge of the Khilafa and I I've been Uma radi-all-Lahuan was always a very quietest, very low-key

apolitical figure, his whole life.

He was just a worshipper and a Zahid. He never liked politics and he really didn't get involved at all in politics.

So he said, La Jajat Ali Fidalik, which is the Arabic expression,

I don't want this at all. I have no concern in this. Don't even think about me.

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