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I mean you're a-la-al-Ain.

The Ayaat I'm about to share with you, and some reflections from them belong to the beginning of Surit-Al-Ankabut, the 29th Surah of the Quran.

It was revealed by most accounts almost at the end of the period of maka for the Prophet

so Allah who al-A-Hah he was

when the animosity towards the Muslims was so intensified

that there were even schemes and plots not only to torture and hurt Muslims but also

kill the messenger of Allah, so Allah al-A-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-E-Salam.

So things had gotten pretty bad by that point.

And pretty much the only outlet left pretty soon was going to be Hijra, which is migrating from the city of Mecca to the city of Medina.

Which is why in this remarkable Surah, Allah Azawajal actually gives hints towards Hijra.

He doesn't say it directly because it's a covert operation.

If he says it directly, then the Kufar are going to know that the Muslims are planning on leaving town

and they're going to kill them before they get a chance to leave.

So what Allah does in the Surah, pretty interestingly, is he first describes, for example,

you know, one no hare-halah is Sala leaving his people. He's being told to leave by way of the arc, you know?

And then Lut al-A-Hilahas-sala he says,

in the Muajirun I'm making hijla to my rub, he's going to guide me.

And then by the end of the

so law law says don't argue with the people of the book except in a better way well the

people of the book are not in maka where are they they're in Medina so

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