This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Wamma-Sawha. And then he takes an oath in the seventh aye.

This is where the subject is kind of changing.

And I swear by every single, I'll look at it like that.

I swear by every single person, every single individual.

Or let's keep the proprietary term because it's a Quranic concept. I swear by the nuffs itself, the self.

I swear by every single self,

Wamaa-Waha, and how brilliantly it was evened out.

Meaning how brilliantly Allah evened out every person.

He put finishing touches on every person and balanced them.

So now we've talked about a number of things and in the seventh Aya we're talking about a person

who's been made balanced. We're going to dig deep into that in

in a little bit.

For al-Hamahah, Fujira, and the word Ilham, I'm translating as inspired.

Let me tell you a little bit about the word

I'm in Arabic actually means al-Balla the f-at-an to swallow something whole.

Al-Hama means to shove something inside something, to stick something inside you. It's using this word al-hamaha,

fjuraha, Allah Aizawa Jazah is saying that Allah puts something inside us

that was otherwise not there.

That's what he's saying.

Inside the nuffs, something wasn't there.

There's an animal existence that we have

that did not contain what Allah put inside it.

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