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The appearance of, you know, pursuit of strength, this idea of

Izza, the idea of pursuit of strength.

And the Halaka tonight is building off of that same concept. It's about the

concept of righteous anger, righteous anger. And I'm going to read the whole

Hadith and then we'll focus on the bottom part of the

Hadith. What Hadith number are we on by the way? 17, 18? No it's not 16. 17. Okay. This is the Hadith of Aisha

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where she describes the Prophet Salah al-Aah al-Iah al-Aah al-Iah al-Aah.

She says, Ma'hoo-Ihoo, Rasur-Lah, al- al-Aahili al-Aah al-Aha a-sarahama, Ma'am, yakun Ithman, for in kana, Ithman, kana-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a soa-a-a sooahahahahahahah So the first part of the Hadith, Ah,

Isha Rha, Allahhah, Anha, says that the Prophet,

Slaisinam was never given the choice between two things,

two choices in an affair, except that he always took the easier option as long as it wasn't

sinful, as long as it wasn't sinful, meaning two things were not presented to the Prophet,

so I'm, two choices, except that he always took the easier one,

so long as there was no sin in taking that easier choice.

She said, if there was any sin in taking that easier choice. She said if there was any sin in it, the

Prophet-Sala al-Aah al-Hah al-Ari-Hah was

Islam would be the farthest from it of all people. That part of the

hadit is not what we're going to cover today, but you'll see the connection

between the two, inshall. Aisha is describing the balance of the character of

the Prophet-Sala al-A-A-Lah al-Ari-Wislam. So that's how it's going to tie into the

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