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Ahim de la Raulay al-Mimme,

what was Sala to Sala al-Rasuilah kareim.

Allah al-Ihah al-Ih,

O'Sallem to see him in Kethira.

So, you know, what we did last year with these late night reflections, does anyone even remember

what we did so I can gauge how effective it was?

What did we do last year? Wow, went through a book, yeah, we went through a

book. Does I remember what book it was or what we spoke about? Two different things. What did I talk about? The Book of Patience.

Kaitab is Sabur from Moktassar, Manhazdin. All right, that makes me feel a lot better about not doing a book this year,

since you guys don't even remember the book I talked about last year.

This year I was trying to think of some ideas as to what we would do, in shaata and one of my favorite books of all time is actually not it's just a bunch of disconnected thoughts by an imam

al-Kayam rahim al-Ahimahim-qahim al-qahim al-qahim al-ahim al-ahim al-ahim al-ahim al-ahim al-ahim al-ahim al-qahim al-ahim al-qahim al-ahim al-qahim al-qahm al-ahimah al-qahm al- al- al-qahmahmahahmahmah. about a bunch of, I mean it's basically a bunch of lines, small short poems and sometimes

not so poetic, just quotes and reflections on life, reflections on the hereafter, reflections

on spirituality.

It's a very powerful book.

And just each paragraph and each line is so loaded

that if we wanted to do a series on al-Fahad, it could literally take us 10 years just to finish it,

because every single line is a lecture. So it's a powerful book. So what I'm going to do,

inshall at Allah, I'll jump from a saying from a saying from a saying from a

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