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I'm al-Mossa-Lis al-A Abdika

Muhammad in Salah al-A al-I-Lahah al-I-Lahahili al-Lahili al-Ihah al-I-Lahili al-Lahah al-A al-Lahahah.

So, in the midst of everything that's going on and in the midst of feeling the departure of Ramaban,

we have an entire month, in sha Allah ta'alaala where we're going to now be connecting or reconnecting

with the kuq and in a way that hopefully will give us a greater appreciation for it, a greater

connection to our recitation and allow us to connect to different elements of the

poran. So this is the first episode of puranic parables, the amthal that are in the

the Quran. And the way that this is going to work in shawlataal

is that every week we're going to take one method, one of the

parables, and we're going to speak about it from three aspects.

One is the historical context.

The second thing we're going to talk about

is the parable itself.

And the third thing are some of the practical elements

that we can derive in our day to day from this

parable and in shall a tard of the three of us Dr.

Otham, Ostad the tasneem and myself will be rotating what we talk about in regards to the parable every week,

in cholata ala.

And tomorrow we'll have Puranic miracles.

And if you look at the schedule below,

you'll see that every night we have something but I do want you to pay attention to tomorrow and specific which is going to be the miracles of the Quran.

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