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A connection becomes look the stars are on the verge of falling. I swear by the stars that are about to fall

This person talking to you your sahib. He's serious about what he's saying. He's not making this up

When Nijimi Ida hawa mal blood nassah kibukum wa mal howa

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Now the same thing is happening in the question has to be asked about when Nijimi Ida hawa I swear by the star as it vanishes or as it falls or as it rises

What is its relationship with ma blood nassah kibukum wa mal howa

Ma ayantikhu wa nil hawa in huayla wa hinyu

What is the relationship between these two things? That's what we're going to try to wrap our head around

There's there are actually seven items here in my own study, but the seventh item will have to wait until tomorrow

You're not ready for that yet and I'm not ready to share that with you yet. That's the big one

But six items we can discuss today some of this we discussed yesterday

But I want your minds to be clear on some of these things

So one of the early opinions on when Nijimi Ida hawa is that this is referring to stars when they start falling on judgment day

Right, and Allah does describe stars falling on judgment day in other places

In fact, that's also one of the opinions about Suratul Rahman when Najmu wa Shajaru

Yes, you done yes, you done is also falling down on the ground and the stars are going to start as if they're falling off as if the judgment day has begun

Right now interesting when Najmu wa Shajaru yes you done the idea then being Allah swears by the moment of judgment day

And then he's saying the man talking to you right now is not lost. He's not deviated. He's telling you something very serious

What's the most serious thing that he's telling you?

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