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Because usually when you're trying to convert people to a new religion

You're trying to get the least knowledgeable people because they're easier to convert. So you might go into the

villages where the very poor people are, give them some food, and then invite them to

your little religious gathering and easy to convert, which is by the way some religions do that nowadays too, right?

But they won't go to the cultural capitals or the learning capitals.

They're not going to go to the universities, you see?

This is one of the things that makes Islam unique.

The Quran wasn't challenging the people who know the least of the other religion.

The Quran was inviting the people who know the most of the other religion.

I would be lahim in a chaita no regime. What a fariin a minhum lem,

maima, maima, What are in a fari in a minhum lem? Ma y'all hakow be him

what wah gah ziz hulhakee.

Prabushahshahshah Shihri,

we are still the Amri,

wahloorqta al-Dohrutat-I mean Lissani of Kowik. Alhamdolilah, al-Ahi,

oh Sahibhajmahin.

Everyone once again, day four,

Salam alikum,

Tutha Ita al-qsaibrakato.

We move on from the two core iat of the sua, the first two aiat of the sua now, and the third

aa of the sura is actually grammatically connected to the second aya.

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