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Rabi Rabishah shah thi Sadriya Siddhuri

sily amriwah al-Okta,

Malizani of Kahou Kowli,

and al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Aahah al-Lah al-Aahah al-Ihahbihin,

I'mabad.

Once again, everyone, Salam al-Likum raham al-Rakato so today's job is to cover some

lessons from I. Number 85 of sout Yussof and this aya is you know interesting and unique in the you know Ayaat in the Quran for several reasons.

So let's go over some of those reasons first.

So the first of those reasons is that Allah al-Aza-Iza-Wajan typically does not dedicate, like he has here,

a pretty long quote from the brothers that's just about them complaining to their father.

And this has been interpreted in two ways. about them complaining to their father.

And this has been interpreted in two ways.

First of all, let's take a step back

and understand why that's significant.

Why would interpreting, or why would Allah quoting

the brothers talking to the father be so important?

Let's first look at the translation.

Kala kalu talahi, they said, we swear to God,

the la he is an unusual form of saying well lah he.

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