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Whoever you make that to be, Ya Allah, doesn't matter if they're from my blood or not.

Doesn't matter if they're my child or not.

Doesn't matter if they're my nephew or niece or not.

That's someone I care about.

All I care is, yeah Allah, make them someone who's happy with you and you are happy with them.

Bism Allah, the Rahman, and

Rhaeim

Kaffhae

A

Ayn

Sade,

Thakur

Rhaugh Rhaughrearm of your God's abdhleh, Zakeria.

If nade his God's nid, a nidding a unlawfully.

Lord isch, I see what I'm all the order to tell you, the word of the word. And God be shah to be saddi and asser to amri

and aught of aught of aught of sallam by the russul of Allah

and ari-a-a-a-a-a-a-li-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 very powerful emotion and there are lots of different kinds of fear. And it's interesting

that Allah, Azza'u Jal, instead of describing a man who is close to death, fearing death, he

fears his legacy. He fears that he's not going to be able to carry on the legacy of good that he was hoping to carry

on. Like the perspective Allah has given us in the story of Zakaria, Ali Salam in Surat Maria,

is that by the end of my life, the biggest fear I should have is I didn't leave something behind

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