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what I was a-wil hak, what I was a sub-a-minia rabin al-Ilamin.

Today's hubba is dedicated to some lessons drawn from a little less than two aeat of Suritunur.

These ae ae talk about the principles by which we should understand the institution not only of marriage but how to get people

married in society.

Allah Azawajal is actually, you know, Abla Ghulwutakalimine, nobody speaks more eloquently than Allah Aza

Zawajal does. And in just a few words he's captured pretty much an entire

world view of how Muslim community and Muslim families are supposed to think about getting their sons and daughters married.

And it's not only about getting your own sons and daughters married, as a matter of fact,

when these Ayat were revealed there were a lot of people that had just become Muslim.

So they did not have Muslim families.

There were women whose parents were not Muslim, they were not supportive of them.

These are Sahabia now, and they're not married,

or they came out of a marriage, and they have a child, etc.

There are these situations that are conventional,

where you have a son or a daughter,

and they grow up, and they're of age and you're thinking

about getting them married.

But our larger family is the Uma, right?

Allah calls the entire Uma.

The messenger will call it one body, the Quran will call it Ighwa.

Blood brothers pretty much.

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