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The whole Salah is breaking down the ego, layer by layer.

El Fatih is breaking part of your ego.

Rukur is breaking part of your ego.

Sujoud is going to be the ultimate breakage of your ego.

Rukur is submission to a king who commands you.

Sujud is submission to a king who welcomes me.

Allahaqabra. Then we go, Allahaqbara. Now, Sam, Samhallah, because haj again is vivid, and Omra is vivid.

Takbibir is the slogan of Salah.

Allaha'u'aqabra is the slogan of sala.

Just like Talbia, Labeik Allah, Allaheke Allah, is the slogan of haj.

When you go from station to station and haj, you repeat the Talbia over and over again. Labeak Allahamah, Labik Allahaibah, Labik Allahaibah, Labik Allahaq.

So you keep going back to that.

And the idea here is that if you got distracted,

you come back to the greatness of Allah,

Sikhanuata'a, and leave off what is smaller again.

And so just as in Talbia, you go from transition

to transition with the same words.

The same thing is true with the Salah. I also want to say that there is no harm when you're

praying alone. If you got lost somewhere in your Salat to go back to the point in which you

got lost, to recite from where the point you got lost. So if you realize, you know, I got distracted

at this point as a means of training yourself, go back to where you got lost. So if you realized, you know, I got distracted at this point as a means of training yourself.

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