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Sala malaqat,

I'm al-I would have got to. I would be like a hymnishaitana regime.

Wacal al-Maly cuck-tum, regime, I mean

call a jal me all the al-A- I mean all the al-Ila- al-Aqsa'Aqsa al-Lahili al-Aqsa al-Lahiri, al-Lahāāmāmāmāmāmāmā everybody. So here we are at I as number 54 and 55 today.

We've talked quite a bit about the two quotes,

the two statements that were in 52 and 53 that could either be attributed to use

to use to find a sama or to the minister's wife.

Now we're coming to the part in the story where it's the king that's going to speak.

So the matter has been resolved, the case has been closed, everybody said what they had to say,

and now it's the king's turn to give certain opinions because for the king there were two matters right so the first

issue was his own dream so it was a personal matter and the second was resolving

this case which kind of erupted he didn't expect this to become a situation, but it did, and it became a big expose

on a bunch of people of power in his administration.

So now all of that's been settled settled and the king is going to speak.

These two Ayat that we're going to talk about today, 50, 54 and 55. One of them is the king speaking

and the other one is Yuse of

an I'm speaking. So there's the two that are having a conversation now.

It starts off as follows.

La Calle Maliki U-Tunibihi. The king said then, bring him to me.

This is the second time we're hearing the words, bring him to me.

The first time that entire exchange transpired, but now that the case is solved,

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