Every single Jum-A, around the world and every single Kutwa, every Khatib recites one famous verse.

In Allahhaya, we'll be Ali, all Ihizan, and Waita, I did Kourba,

Waiyanha, An al-Fahshah, I will munkari, and I'm not sure I'll I'll

munk and I will barge.

Yeah I do come la al-A-Kum to the karoon.

This is without a doubt one of the most oft recited verses in the whole globe

because how many times is this verse recited, versus in the whole globe. Because how many times is this verse recited?

How many Masajut?

And this has been the custom of the UMA

for more than 1,300 years.

By the way, the first person to institute this was the Khalifa,

Omar Abdul Aziz, the famous Khalifa of the Umayyads.

He, when he came to office in 99 Hijra, there was an evil practice that was being done by his predecessors of cursing the other political party, which is the al-L-Baid.

They were the threat to the Umayyaz.

So they had this stuff for a very vulgar practice of cursing those that they should not curse and that is a family of the prophet so

Salim and so I'm going to Abid al-Aze is when he came to power one of the first things that he did

he made the decree that every katib is going to remove that cursing and

instead of that they're going to recite this Aya and so that became the norm for

the entire Uma and it has remained the norm up until our time.

So today in sha ala we're going to reflect why that verse was chosen and why is this so profound.

I bin mr. O'rudrady Allahi al-Aul Masruh, that there is no verse in the Quran

that is more comprehensive about morality than this verse.

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