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Bayhina.org. That's B-A-Y-I-A-Y-N-A-H-O-G.

So, Ms.

So, I'ma-S-O-R-G, so I'm al-A-S-L- Sahibh ajme in my bad.

Once again, everyone, Islam al-Aqam,

what Allahh al-Aha, al-A-Qa, al-A-Nah, because they can be misinterpreted

and some people who have bad intentions can misuse them.

Right? Another example of that is a s

a s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s sama ala kum of course means

may peace be upon you and when you say that you're hoping that

Allah sends his peace on someone that you are at peace with them and they are at peace with you and everything they do in life is peaceful and safe.

But some would say Assamu al-A-Kum, they would skip the lam and say Assamu al-Aama a la m which means may you get poisoned

I hope you get poisoned you know or may a curse be on you you know and so just a

little bit and you could just turn it into something else.

And the crazy thing is in Pakistan, we say, Samo like all the time, like,

like, Samal they go. You know of but we don't obviously say it with that intention right so

but people did have mal intent bad intent the point is that and this is where it applies to

us it's not about the word Raina.

Allah Azawajan could have revealed something generic. He could have said

believers don't say words that can be misused.

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