Asa Amalma ala mr. Ahmed Allahi Wabrakahood is Abdinah and you're listening to the Kalam podcast.

For 15 years Kalam has had a tradition that in the last nights of the month of Ramadan,

the blessed nights, we gather together all the different scholars and teachers and instructors at Kalam, all come together to have a night of prayer, reflection, and Dua. And we call this a Kalam Kuyam.

Alham deli la, this has become a beautiful tradition at Kalam, and the following recordings are from the Kalam Kiam in Ramadan of 2024.

I hope and pray that you find this beneficial.

As always, please continue to support all the amazing work that goes on at Kalam by visiting

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Wasn't al-Aqam al-Lahmahaduahaduha.

I want to sincerely thank everybody for being patient tonight.

We were definitely underestimated,

Mahalah, the crowd, and that of course added to the time but what what

else do we have to do on a night like this honestly

come to do it all now mrumben's almost over you know I was getting my haircut in San Francisco and there was a Syrian barber,

Zuhair and it was the middle.

It's a humble brag. I was getting a very tight fade. No, Captain Kazaa. I was with

him and I asked him, you know just like casually when you see a Muslim person in the month of Ramadan,

what do you ask them? How's your Ramadan, right? And I said,

I said, Kif Ramadan, and he said, well, he's Siddehi.

He says, my friend.

And I thought, what an amazing personification of this month.

Like, when you're hanging out with somebody and you're having a good time, like you don't

want, number one, the time flies.

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