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Allah emphasizes in different ways, in different parts of the Quran, and it's one of the

special ways of remembering him. And it's it has to do with special times of remembering him. And it has to do with special times of remembering him. So I'll start with the

phrase, the phrase, Su-Kana-Lla. Something we often recite, something we say very often,

and it's part of our relationship with remembering

Allah, it's very fundamental to us to declare the praising gratitude of Allah and to declare

his perfection.

There is some things that everybody should know or remind themselves of in terms of the phrase,

so phan-a-la.

It comes from Sabahah which actually means to float.

And when we declare the Su-hān' of Allah, which can be roughly translated I don't like the

transition glory be to God I don't think it covers the word glory but it really has

closer to do with perfection that you know when something is floating it stays in the same place, it doesn't

go down, it stays exactly where it's supposed to be. The idea of TASVee is that we think of

a lot the same way, that Allah, that Allah is perfect no matter what's happening in our life.

And when something is said that is inappropriate about Allah,

if somebody says something that is equal to shirk, something that shouldn't be said,

and it's blasphemous or offensive to Allah, then traditionally historically the

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