This audio is brought to you at all I work out. Gwaite. Wail, my bad al-A Shudha, a-taina, who rokma,

Ailma,

Wakadalea,

Jisil Morsinin.

Warawaadat wholeulaty huafi Bai tahin

Nefsihi,

what Kala katil Abuabawa Kala Tai Ta'i Ta'lak.

Kala maaa Taita luck.

Kala Ma'a the law.

In Nahu Rabi

Ahh, s'a, Ma'uah, Ahsala, mythwa, inahula, you flich,

o'a, yuf lah yuvah d'I moole.

Rabi sardri, we are all the ochta,

that am in the sani, of Kahlib.

For the Hamdur Ih, Rabin al-Ain,

what was al-Ala al-Ala al-Ala al-A-Lahah, al-A-Lahmin.

I'm a al-A-Minnah al-Nahminu.

I mean, I'm al-Aman.

I mean, what I'm al-Amina, al--sobil hakky, what a lot of sabbra Amin and al-A-Lbrakato.

I'm going to share with you a very short da-a today and a very heavy lesson behind it it's just two words those

words are maa-dala the words are from Yusa al-A-Sala he uses the words ma-da-la

Allah. Allah as al-A-Zawjal describes in the story of Yussofhara that he was as a child

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