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Hey. is a creamy michti michu a sah oi nah ou nah tahidah who wallada

kada link a mak an al-lai u sufa fill a rTiwale wah al-Ihmmah who mean tawe

al-ha dithi wallah al-hah al-A d'i al-I'mri.

Walaakin Ektha Rana, Silla, Ya, the Moon.

I'll be shawlihari, and I saidly Amri,

Wahlunqta,

and I'll callie, and that am in Lissani, of Kowli, and al-Ala Alihi, was Sahibhajmāin, Amabad.

Once again, if I'ma'uamalikum, al-Aqsa'uahabrakato.

Today we're going to try to talk about Aya Number 21 of Sule Dusuf, and this is the first scene that we're getting of the new home that he's going to find himself in where he's going to be for a few years.

It's important to note that if you pay attention

to the life story of Yves of Hysa

everybody knows the major kind of milestone events

in his life, it seems that in the early part of his life

he never really has a permanent home.

So he's there someplace for a few years and going to a completely different life,

and he's in a completely different life inside where he's going to find himself in Egypt.

And there's going to be a completely different life inside the prison and each one of those phases is almost disconnected from the other.

It's a new kind of life altogether.

So in that sense, it is a new life that's starting

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