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I'm

I would be like him in a shaita on a rajim

phalama

and uh... al-Bashin

u al-kah al-hah al-wah alKahu al-Iah wah jihihi, frutad d'a-slee,

rah,

kala al-a-mulakum ini

al-a al-mumin al-mumin al-a maumimin al-mum, al-A al-Mum, mean Allah, he mad at,

that al-Mun,

Rabi Shahri,

or Sidli, Amri.

O'Hahlai,

al-Ola,

O'Lah, O'Aqsa'qsa'qsa'qsa'qsa'qsa'A al-A al-A al-Lah al-Lah al-A-Doh al-Lihi al-Ihahah mazad.

Once again, everybody, is Salam al-Aikom,

Mohammed Mahid al-Brakato.

Today I try to discuss with you some lessons I've come to learn

from Aya Number 96 of Sir Dusuf.

I've titled, as you can see in the video, I've titled this, didn't I tell you, because that is actually part of the phrasing inside of the Ia?

So let me start right away by translating it for you.

You guys recall yesterday we talked about how he was being

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