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I'm d'Alat to a sallam al-A al-A lah al-Iah al-Ihihihihi,

woman wahabad.

So we recited Surah Jathia and Surah Dukhan.

And in both of these Surah's there is a theme that is in fact

one of the most common themes of the Quran.

And I thought it was appropriate to pause

to pause on this particular theme and elaborate on it.

And the theme is belief in the day of judgment.

So L Jathia actually gets its name from one of the descriptions of Yomel Kiyama.

What's a kulahumat in Jathia, kuluomatin to a iyama, what a kulah al-qitabiha. On that day you will see every nation on its knees.

Kulahumatin Jathia. Every nation will be on its knees and they will be called to their book.

And in Suratah Duhan as well from the beginning to the end there are references to

Yoma and in particular there is that reference to the son that is disobedient to the parents,

that the son makes fun of the parents and says,

Uphyla kuma, a Ta'i-aidanini and Uchrajawakadkala Tihl,

that he's making fun of his believing parents and he says,

woe to you, do you think that I will be resurrected?

And where are all the nations that have come before me?

And Allah says to him,

waila kahamin, woe to you, just believe it is for your own benefit.

So today's Khata on this very holy night

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