This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. I'm going to leave. I'll work out of it.

I'll be able to be here.

I would be lah in a chia I know all the time

that I'm going to be here. F I'm telling you, I'm telling you, I'm al-A-Mala-Lah, and talda.

And I'll add it in my birachmati kafi,

aibad, because of all the hil. I'm a bad, K

a sabbi Sadri, we are Siddi Amri,

Wahlulq, that am illisani of Kahou Kowdi,

for al-Hahandurilah, what happened to Allah, Mahalah al-Ahādah al-Ahāhāmāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāāhāāābāihihihajbāin.

Today I am in Surit and Namil.

This is the 27th Surah of the Quran,

and this is I am number 19.

It's part of the story of Suleiman al-Aly-His-Salam. I made brief reference to

Suleman al-Iles-Salam yesterday when I talked about how Allah Azawajal in another place in the

Quran mentions him and right after him mentions Ayub al-Ihizan, we talked about Ayuban al-I-Lis-Salam yesterday.

Today we're looking at the opposite end of the spectrum.

The incredible kingdom and the incredible power

that was given to Suleiman al-Aly-His-Salam

is described in the Aya before the one I talked to you about tonight.

Hata al-A-A-Tah-A-Tah-A-Tah al-A-Tah al-A-Tah al-A-Tah al-Aah, When his armies would move even the ants would talk to each other the army of

Solomon is approaching. Allah has given him the ability to even

understand the communication of the insects.

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