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And yesterday we read some of the challenges that the Polish had given and how they responded to them and how they even made these statements on their own without making them public.

So we're going to pick up from there and this is the next subject.

It's basically he's changing the subject now.

He's going to talk about something that we didn't talk about before.

It's a totally new topic, but it's still part of the introduction.

When he says, the scholars realized that they paid attention to the fact, the early scholars, that the scholars that began with certain individual tariffs,

like their strokhan strokhan, strokhan, strokhan, strokhan, strokhan, and then they saw strokhan, and then they did pick up.

So strokhan is a matter by itself on the old, and the old and the old and the old.

So there's some strokhan that began with the single rick.

They said they noticed that the strokhan that began with that rick.

the surahs that begin with that letter you will find a lot of words from that same letter

more of them in that surah.

So there's lots of new words, or words with new in them in new al-Qawwiyomayahs, and

more than other surahs, or there's way more cahs in surah qah, and there's way more

cahs in surahs, like that.

So that's also like a subtle stylistic thing that happens in the Qur'an.

Jahafi Malakit that weel, what's been mentioned in the book, Malakit that weel, Malakit

that weel is a really amazing book about the miracles of the Qur'an, very early book about

the language of the Qur'an.

It's written by Al-Ahmoud Jafr, Ahmad ibn Ibrahim, a Thakafi, so this is an early book.

This was he died in the year 708 after he died, but he wrote this really incredible book

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