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Allah is so powerful he doesn't have to become visible in how he exerts his power.

Lutifunly my Isha, he's subtle in how he does things,

delicate in how he does things, delicate in how he does things, nearly unnoticed in how he does things, you know?

In some things is very obvious, and some things is very delicate and invisible, and that's actually one of the great manifestations of the might of Allah Azov.

Sala maus.

Sallam Aliq al-Tolm al-Hilah al-Lai al-Lakatah. Sperin al-Lahat al-Dikwahat al-Gatah.

I was all the al-Sulidan al-Arijah al-Arijazakhine.

And my bartha a Uddhahiliyain al-Rahaim al-Aqsa' al-Kahmahim. and I'm going to say I'm a ma'amaty,

we're all D'Alikil,

kudu, al-Dahl Kudu, al-Aze, al-Qahim.

I'm really al-Oqta al-Tamahimine,

once again everyone, s'amale, Yafkahoulli, I mean.

Once again everyone,

I'm al-Ih, al-A-Larakato.

We're gonna start talking about the name al-Malik of Allah.

So Allah is uniquely described himself in the Surah or in the opening Aya with four names.

Al-Malek al-Qudus al-Aze al-Ziz al-Hakim.

Many places in the Quran, Allah mentions two of his names together like Azizulhakeem,

Hafu Rhaim, things like that, right?

So this Surah is unique because the opening has four names together.

So that is a special feature of the Surah. So the first of those names is al-Malik. It's used rarely in the

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