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So that way on Sunday you can join us for the Webathon and remain in Shah-a-Tai'a plug then throughout the day bit in the night

Ta'ala. So again in Shah-a-Tai'a 11 o'clock central tonight will be just 21. Please do also join us for the Webathon bit in the

Nahi Ta'ala. And one of the guests for the Webathon and one of our beloved, you know, instructors, one of our

beloved researchers, our chief editor at Hamduddinah. Dr. Aweemur Anjum is with us tonight. Hayak Allah

Dr. Aweemur, how are you?

Alhamdulillah.

It's a pleasure to have you and for those that don't know in Hamduddinah. So make sure that you check out the art of

worship paper that Dr. Aweemur wrote in Hamduddinah on top of being our chief editor. He has written some

extremely valuable pieces in Hamduddinah on the Madani society and he chose to come in with a very light

topic. His first paper for Yafeeen was just a very neutral paper. He wrote on Khilafah.

So it was nothing too controversial just came right in.

There's a powerful paper at Hamduddinah. I mean on Khilafah and provoked a lot of discussion

that's still ongoing and then wrote, you know, multiple papers. But this one on art of worship at

Hamduddinah's beautiful line of Tehdebbur. So Dr. Aweemur, can you just talk just maybe a minute

about a snapshot of that paper and shall we on the art of worship that you wrote?

So, you know, I was thinking last Donaldon after of course translating Madani to Salih Keen.

What do I learn from Madani about worship? Is it a science? You know, what is it? And the idea came

to me that it's really an art because it's a it's a thing of beauty and you have to think about

your relationship to Allah's Panantayah as you would if as if you were creating a piece of art

and you know everybody comes with different strengths and Allah's Panantayah gives you freedom

to do so many different things in so many different ways and just as you know a piece of art

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