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The Okay, Salaamaliki

and all right. Okay, okay, Salaaulam.

And, alaqa, and allahmata

I ask of Allah,

from the shaytan,

Rageeem.

Methel,

those who took

from

Dune

Allah,

a way,

a mithel

a of God, O'lei'a'u'a'u'a'u'a'an'a'an'a'an'a'an'a'an'a'an'a'an'a'an and hul al-aqtta from the sannieffa to say, and

all of his, and his all of his, a jamaeine.

Everyone, once again, assalam aul-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a. a very brief but a very heavy parable in the Quran I just want to start by asking

Allah aza wajal's help in being able to communicate its beauty and its power

effectively and to capture some of its gems but I'm sure I'm missing many

things because it's just this profound this is the parable of the spider's web. Al-Ankabut,

the Arabic word for the spider, is al-an-caboot. If you've been listening to my lectures for a while,

you know that every time a unique word occurs in the Quran, I like to discuss the origin of that

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