This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Kla kahkunakum, from Kunl al-Mala,

I'd tishudu,

and al-Ihlya my façadeu I'll ebblyse

the meakum minasajidin.

Allah al-Jainh,

al-Ana minasajidin. Krabishahly Sadri, where is Ali Amri U al-Rokta,

and I'm ill-Lissani of Kowkowli,

with Allahhabadhah and al-Mowtibilah,

I al-Aulah, Allahhah, Allahhah, al-Nah al-Lah al-Ihah al-Aahat al-I al-qah al- al-a al- I mean. My intention in

in my intention in-Cha-Lahmine is to actually reintroduce myself and all of you

to our father Adam al-Aly hisihis-Salam. And what I hope to do, the story of Adam-A-L-I-Silam

is mentioned in two major places in the Quran.

It's referred to seven times in the Quran,

but it's talked about in some depth in two places, in Bakkah. in the

times of kudbahra and again in sutul Araf.

And in these Ayat, in the series of kudbaz that I'll be conducting with you,

we'll go through the Ayat ofrutil al-Araf.

I have done a detailed study and a lecture series on the Bakaraiat.

So this will be a different dimension and you'll see that even though you could think you would think it's the same

story. Allah has already told the story of Adam al-His-I'm there it's actually a

completely different dimension of the story that's mentioned in Sootu al-Raf.

And I want to start today by giving you sort of an appreciation of why that's important.

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