This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Was Samah Ida, I Dātar Raja. Musamar Raja,

Oahu al-Mahib,

Limatr in Achar,

Munazah al-Ahahr.

The notion here being,

they say in Old Arabic,

they used to have many words for the rain.

And one of its words was actually Arajya, the returning one, or the one that brings back.

Meaning rain that came, then came again, then came again, then came again, or rain that comes reliably at the right season every single time is also called Raja.

The sky that possesses the power to bring back rain and bring it again and bring it again and

bring it again of course every time it rains what's the effect on the earth life is

produced right and so the idea is a lie is now taking an oath again by the

stop this the sky the first time he took it, he talked about the observation

that's taking place. This time he's saying the sky also has the power to produce new life.

Two things you have to know to be really truly aware of the ajara.

One, you're being observed, two, you're going to be brought back to life again.

And both of those are evidenced in the observation of the sky itself.

The stars are there to remind you you're under surveillance. The

rain is there to remind you you'll be brought back to life. In these two

notions your entire concept of the aghra is complete. It is done. So what

started with was Sama Ida alL Buruaj is now brought to full culmination

with Wasamai da Raja, the sky that brings back. Well, Arididat is sada and the earth that

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