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All the Kala Kacakum, the one who created you,

when Lazina mean Kabbikum, and those that came much before you are the ones from much before you.

La Allahkum, takun, hopefully you... that came much before you are the ones from much before you.

La ala com ta takoon, hopefully you'll take means to protect yourselves

or hopefully you will become better.

You'll become those that save themselves.

Now this is a profound aye for several reasons.

Here's the first of them.

There's a transition.

Everything up until now in this entire Surah was in the third person.

Al-Ladina Yupminu Nabilhibhibh. They believe in the third person. Al-Adina Yupminu Nabilq.

They believe in the unseen.

They believe in what was sent down to them.

There are those who say we believe.

Those who have disbelieved.

They, those, they, those, everything was in the third person and in

rhetoric, in linguistics and in rhetoric. The third person is far away. They're

far away. And as a matter of fact, by the time you get to the end, the last couple of Ayat where the imagery was drawn that I painted for you yesterday,

they're really far away because they're out in the middle of the desert, lost, and nobody can hear them.

Or they're out by the edge of a cliff and it's raining hard and they're completely

out there isolated.

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