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Sala makm

for a kow to everyone.

Here I am in a hotel room in Boston,

and hamdderila.

I just got in so I know I'm a few minutes late.

This time I'm not gasping for air though,

at least I'm fully refreshed,

but I am a little worried about the hotel Wi-Fi and yes I have T-Mobile and it's not the best of service

so inshall I make their app for the service for it to stay connected hopefully we won't't have any issues with cutting off on the live stream or anything of that sort.

Smilah al-Wirham al-Slais, al-Sla al-Soula, al-Aulah, what al-Slaibihya.

So we actually come to one of my favorite portions of the Quran. This is Juz 7.

And Juz 7 is the end of Suletil Maida and the beginning of Suletil-Anam.

So it starts at Suret-L-Maida from verse 82,

and it goes to Sur-L-Anam verse one ton.

Now, Sulet-Maaida is still within the Madhani breath. So it still has the same concepts, the same ideas are being revealed in Sultehamaida, where you have a, you have the concept of law constantly being alluded to.

In fact, the laws get more mature as Suit and Maida goes on.

So it goes on from the laws of the meat slaughter to more laws and so on so forth in regards to oats and

regards to intoxicants and gambling and sorcery and you know all of these

different sophisticated laws that come in Medina so it

sort of continues along that same breath that we've already been seeing in sult and

Maida and then of course it ends with with the story of Isa al-I-Slam, the story of Jesus peace

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