This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. So I figured for this series inshall at town I'm kind of sick at

of sitting at my desk and I think you guys are probably sick of seeing me at my desk

too so I figured I just sit on the floor and talk from here

in a lot time and just reflect the way that we would in the last the nights in the

Masid where we'd all kind of gather around and we'd have our late net

reflections. So I didn't bother making it pretty. I just decided I'll just sit on the floor and

just literally moved everything down here.

So I hope you all don't mind, in sha Allah ta'a, a little bit of a change.

But this is something I'm looking forward to and my recommendation to you,

inshala'ataa, would be to situate this, you in shall what I'll

be to situate this, you know, 20 minutes every night

just between your prayers, in shall what time.

So I'm going to try to keep myself to a short, you know, 15, 20, 25 minutes max per night, inshall,

and just reflect on these traits.

So we get to Ybad the Rachman, the servants of the most merciful, the worshippers of the most merciful, and what the qualities of the servants of the most merciful are.

And this is one of the most beautiful portions of the Quran that sort of describe a manual for how the believer is to live their lives.

And it encompasses multiple elements and encompasses dimensions of worship, dimensions of family life, dimensions of

character, dimensions of community, everything from how you would deal with

prayer at night, Kiamulil in the corner of your room to how you would deal with testimony in a courtroom to how you would deal with someone mocking you or someone being rude to you as you're driving,

everything is really encompassed in these verses and it's very beautiful for that reason.

However, I wanted to actually start off with something that I feel like people gloss over when they're doing the Tefsear of these verses.

So there are 11 or 12 qualities in total that are mentioned here in Shala Tada, which we'll cover over the next 10 nights but you know

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