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Mā mārāhāhābāwāwāwāwāwāhāwāhāhāhāhāhāhāhādās that are relatively rare. Most of us has probably never heard of them even though they're in the Quran and the first of them is from the tongue of Ibrahim al-A-His-Salam and the second is from the tongue of Musa al-A-Lahis-slem.

So we have two duas that have very similar meanings.

And as I said, these are rare in the sense most people have never really contemplated or understood them.

And in fact, we have narrations from the Taiboo.

They're asking the Sahaba,

what do these Dua mean?

They didn't understand the meaning of these duas.

So they're very interesting duas.

The first of them, they start with chronological in terms of the

Quran, it is Surat Yunus, verse 85 to 86. When Musa was rushing away from Firao,

and Firao's army was behind.

They made a duat to Allah.

Rabana la J-alna fitna till

little Kowmil vale-imine.

Oh, Allah, do not make us a fitna for the wrong doers.

Don't make the Muslims a test and a trial for the wrongdoers.

What does it mean that the Muslims are saying

don't make us a fitna for for the volume people for the wrong people.

Let's move to the second Dua which is similar in meaning and it is Ibrahim Ali his

Sala and his followers they're making a duah remember Ibrahim and his followers they were being

persecuted by the king and the rulers of their time so they said rub on a la

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