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Mohammed and so Allah Allah any of us

I know any he was Sahib

was al-I was al-I was al-I was al-I was al-I was al-I was al-I was al-Sahm to see.

So tonight we move on to a topic that's connected to the last few Harakas, but it really

expands beyond, I think, what we typically think about as Muslims.

And what I personally have appreciated in the research for

the series and kind of going through it is that we're not just learning about

rights and technicalities we're also learning about Ih

learning about how to show excellence and an extra level of compassion and mercy to people and

Usually when you're talking about the relationships of people in a fichy sense in a jurisprudence

sense, then you're talking about rights and obligations and responsibilities.

But as we can see that it's not just the responsibilities in a marriage that are highlighted by the concept of Ih

in Islam, this concept of compassion and added excellence, but it really covers all of our relationships, our relationship with society as a whole.

So we're at Hadith number 29 now, and I'll tell you guys a secret.

You know, as I was going through the topics, I was like, all right, we might have to push this to

42, 43 43 and it's

okay because imam and no we rahim alahim ala mahimahim ala mahin to with his 40 hadith

to became more than 40 so we have to go a few over then we do because a lot of times what I thought were going to be

sub-topics ended up becoming topics in and of themselves.

So the topic tonight really arises out of a recognition that when we talk about the rights of parents,

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