This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Oh, uh, oh, oh, uh, oh, uh,

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uh, uh, life. Salam al-Aqqah mah Ahmed Ulabara katsu.

Nalhamd al-Lah,

N Ahmed Uwana-Kainu, whoana-Wahrana,

when al-Autha al-Wahooda al-Dinah, and Fusina women say I amalina.

My yahdihal alah,

and alah, and my Judinhu, hadia alah.

What is should do Allah

Allah, I al-Lah, al-I al-Lah,

what ischadu al-Ihah, what ishadun al-A Ahmed and Abuhah al-A-Barabād.

This topic that I'm going to be speaking about is a topic that really goes to the very

crux of being a Muslim and giving Dawa to non-Muslims.

It goes to the very core of our Islamic identity.

Our entire religion is based upon this one premise that this man that came to this earth lived in Mecca, died in Medina.

Mohammedib N Abdullah, Salah al-Alah al-Aahla al-Lahahah al-Lqah al-Qah al-Qarah al-Lqah alasimi al-Korashi al-Ara-Bi was the final prophet and the messenger that

Allah Aza Zwaja sent for all of mankind. So this topic is not a trivial topic. Upon it is based our iman.

Upon it is based our Jana and Naur. Upon it is based our entire system of life and upon it as well as based our giving Dawa to others who do not believe in our faith.

And before I began a little bit of a disclaimer, many Muslims, and I was one of them when I was a young teenager, many Muslims

naively think that the truth of Islam is so simple and so self-evident that the whole world will convert if they just

hear Islam for five minutes. We think if we give Dawa we go knocking on doors,

hand the pamphlet out.

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