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Sallam al-Likum what I'm Allahi Tada over a kato.

I would be like I'm in a shaitra and in Rajim

Matalulah d'ina you fikuna a michu no. regime. Zabar s'anabil, Finkul Lissum

Boulatim

me at Uhaba.

Wallah who you'd are if you may

and shah,

or Allah who was

only al-A-Labishahli Sadri,

or Silly Emri,

who al-Lach to al-Aqta al-Liswah,

O'Lah, O'Lah, O'Hazah, O'Lah, what I'm al-Lai al-Ih, al-Ihahihi, al-Ihahihihihihya, al-Ain.

I'm about all the one once again.

Salam al-Alikum, al-Ahma al-Aqsa'la, where a kato.

Today in chala, we're going to look at a very famous parable of the Quran. I know because in Muslim communities around the world

there's always some kind of fundraising or another and there are some places in the Quran whether you like it or not you're familiar with those places like the example of those who spend in the path of Allah is like a seed that grows into seven grain or seven years sprouts and each of them has a hundred so one gets multiplied by 700 so that you're I'm

sure many of you are very familiar with the parable but first regardless I will

read the meanings of the aya one piece by one piece translated and then we'll take the same

methodology as before examples in the Quran are actually Allah reinforcing a lesson

so you can remember the lesson but the lesson is already being taught in the Surah

It's not something standalone by itself. It's a continuation of something so we're going to try to see how is this a continuation and where does it fit in what

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