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So yesterday we had begun our discussion of the phrase Bismilahir Rahman and I had

mentioned that the phrase Bismilahir Rahim Rahim has a missing subsequent pertinent verb and I explain this

phrase that when we say bismilla there's a missing verb in the name of

Allah I began in the name of Allah I recite and we said that it is missing because Allah Azuajal wants us to use this phrase for whatever we do we said it is subsequent

a it comes after with the name of Allah because we want to bless Allah before we mention

ourselves and we want to emphasize that whatever we're doing we're doing it only for the

sake of Allah Subhana who Tia and we also said that this phrase with the name of Allah

the Rahman-Dahaim. There are many meanings but I mentioned only three of them. The

first of them we say it to remind ourselves that we're doing this for Allah.

So number one is I-Lass. Number two, remind ourselves that we're doing this for Allah.

So number one is I-Lahs.

Number two, with the name of Allah,

oh Allah, I need your help to do this deed.

So we ask for Allah's blessings, Allah's Barakah.

And number three, with the name of Allah, oh Allah, I want this deed to be with you.

I mention your name, so please accept it. So Icklaas, Barakah and Kabbal.

These are the three main, and there are more besides this, that time does not permit us to go into.

Now today we will discuss two related issues about the Bismila, about the Basmala.

And the first of them is we say in the name of Allah in the name of Allah

Bissim. So why do we say the name of Allah? Why don't we mention Allah directly and here we say if you look at the Quran,

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