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Sala mahalek.

I'm alikup. I'm al-Lilah.

What's what's what's al-Aqa, what's sala, what's al-salah al-a-sla al-a-sla al-a-a-a-a- al-Ihala, Rassu Lila al-Ahi, was Sahibihi, Ajmāin.

As Sala al-Iqum rahmaham al-Tulah, he was al-akatuhu.

Mahan.

Hamdala, it's a great blessing of Allah's pano Oatala that we find ourselves once again in the

Blessed month of Ramadan. And Allah's Pano O'Tala has allowed us to gather and

congregate for the purpose of prayer and worship. And so every year during

Salat Tzara we have the reflection, the reminder, the hot era, the talk after eight rakat.

And what I try to do is pick up a particular theme and then we explored that theme in the Quran in the book of

law sphanoatana. For this particular year the theme that I wanted to

explore in the Quran is the stories of the prophets that are mentioned in the

Quran.

Allah's Fana Wataala tells us in the Quran.

Wakulan nakuso al-A-K right in Amba ir rusuli

man with a bit to be he fuhadak.

Wajaakah figure out the al-Haku

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