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Asaam, Rakhm, Rachm, Sala,

dear brothers and sisters, welcome back to people of Quran,

where every night I share with you a story about how one of our pious predecessors interacted with an eye of the Quran.

So in the last two stories we saw a woman that was just a random woman in the uma and we saw a great scholar.

And you might ask yourself, you know, Subhala, how is it that this uma was able to produce people that way?

And the answer that I would say is that, you know what, the compassion that the scholars show, the willingness to teach the people people and the willingness of the people to learn

was just outstanding and this is a tradition that we take from the prophets

my Sala Isam to his companions and then the companions to the Taiberin and how they pass down that knowledge from generation to generation.

And in essence a child could sit in any of the Halakat and a child could really benefit

and ask the questions they needed to ask and they would actually love their

teachers they would love their Messiah and so the story that I'm going to share with

you today it's a teacher student experience and it's more about that experience than the actual aye

because Rha, Rahim Allah Taara, not the companion, but the Taabari.

And he's telling the story about himself as a child.

And he says, when I was a child, I used to go and sit in the halacas of different

companions and some of the senior Taabariin, some of the senior predecessors, or some of the senior

successors to the companions.

And one of the people that I sat in his Halakah was Kabbb and al-Ahbar, or Kabbalahabbar or Cabal al-Ahabar.

Rahim o'lma-tahla.

And Cab was a very interesting man.

He was one of the prominent rabbis that converted to Islam.

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