Asaam O'Alaqamrahmahmahmah Kakuhu, this is Abdinah and you're listening to the Kalam podcast.

Allah tells the Prophet Salalahu Alihu-Sallem that the stories of the prophets are a source of grain strength and comfort for

the messenger Salalah O'Aah al-Hah al-A-Huh was

therefore it's important for all of us to learn and reflect on these stories and derive the lessons, the strength, and

spirituality from the stories of these great and noble prophets that Allah has given to us in the Quran. Therefore, I'm very pleased to share with you

the series that I delivered in the Kalam Masjid on the Kalam campus all throughout the month of Ramadan,

Ramadan 2024, corresponding to 1445 after Hijra.

May Allah Spana make this a means of benefit for all of us.

Please enjoy the series.

Bismalahy,

al-Dulila, was Sala to a salam,

al-A-Rulilah was Sala to a Sala mala, Rasulilah,

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our series here in the month of Ramadan on the stories of the prophets from the Quran,

and we specifically focus on rather than

tell the whole story we focus on referencing the story and then extracting some kind of a

valuable lesson that we can live by.

Today, in shallow, we're going to go into the story of the Prophet Musa,

al-A la-His-Sala.

Musa, al-Aa is the most frequently spoken of prophet throughout the Quran and

therefore we know a lot about his life from the Quran.

There are different events and moments from his life

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