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One of the Ayat that was recited in the fourth raka is a very common verse.

J'Al-A-L-Kum-A-Wel-A-L-L-Kum-Sam-A-Wa-Sara.

Allah mentions that he gave you the blessing of hearing, of sight, of the ability to think.

And he mentions la al-a-com tashkurun,

so that you may be grateful.

In the last sequence,

Allah Oat-Iana says,

Ma'in'a-Kum I'm al-Tiaala says, my enda-Kumyantfadwa, Allahi bakh.

What you have will eventually expire and disappear,

but what is with him will continue. And Allah's so on to mention Man Amin al-I know Zahāhāhāhālāhānādākārānānānāwānānānāhānānānāhānāhānāhāhānāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhābābābābābāāābāāāāāāāāāāāā he's a male or a female as a believer, then he will find that with Allah

sophana and so on so forth. But there's something that I want you all to

think about in the spirit of Ramadan and I recognize that we're already

late tonight so I won't take long with this concept.

Al-Hathib and Rajab Rahimah Allah says late tonight so I won't take long with this concept.

Al-Hahadib and Rajab Rahimah Allah said that many times when we think about the blessings

that Allah has given us, they are Wassale and Ma'erif, first and foremost, which means the means by which we get to know him.

If you think about the key purpose of your sight, the key purpose of your hearing, of your ability

to think and contemplate and reflect all of these first and

foremost

are what Sahel and Ma'erif means by which you get to know him

supah nahua h'uet al-A-L-A-L-L-A-La-La-La.

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