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I'd like to start by congratulating all of our Arabic students that are not part of

exclusively this broadcast, but before this I teach them Arabic grammar and review

Quranic language. They've completed a hundred days beyond the intensive today. So together they've studied over

140 days and over 220 hours of Arabic with me.

That's quite a bit of an accomplishment. And Mashallah they've tolerated a lot of torture and

have come through persevered. Mashallah. So hopefully by next Ramadan will be in a very different

level of Arabic, but we've come a long way. We've actually come quite a profoundly long way. Mashallah. So

today I want to talk to you about this really really beautiful ayah and it's got this same theme that I've been

talking to you about nouns and verbs. I'll explain the basics again, but it's the lesson is so beautiful

and it actually has to do with forgiveness. Allah's forgiveness, right? And this is the ayah 33

of Suratul Anfani, the 8th Surah of the Quran. To tell you something about the 8th Surah of the Quran,

it is about it's pretty much the whole thing is dedicated to commenting on one thing and that is

what happened after Bada'r. So Bada'r was the first major battle in the Prophet's life,

like Adam and the Muslims, and they were victorious and then there were some events that occurred

right after that and Allah wanted to give us guidance on how to deal with those events. So

pretty much all of Bada'r was how to Allah's perspective on Allah's comments on the battle

and how the Muslims should carry themselves moving forward. So that's what Suratul Anfani, the 8th Surah

is about. So let's go to the screen and I'll I'll show you some things, inshallah.

Wa ma'akanah, Allah, can you share the screen, Jawaat, please? Wa ma'akanah, Allah,

wa liya'addi, ba'hum wa antafihim wa ma'akanah, wa ma'akanah, wa ma'addi, ba'hum,

ahum, yastakhirun. Let me just give you a rough translation first so we can build this step by step.

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