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Allahi al-Lazina al-Lazina al-Aman

I mean Ussalihat what I was a-wilhak, what a soubh, what a soubhoubizabháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháháhádáháháháháháh come up my bad. Allah and Allah al-Hayun,

la that kudu sina to all anan.

I have fissamawati, and I'm al-Aur,

man d'Ala d'Aq,

I al-Dah and al-Aqingha al-Aq, I'm not going to be in a deh him and I'll fahum,

while I've he to

and I'll me in Allah be my shah.

And see a kursiuah us samawati with Arb.

What are you doing hifuhahmahua,

hafuha, hafuhuahua,

what al-l al-Ali al-Lahdi al-Ahahili,

I'm Lulak that I mean Lissani of Kowkah.

What law who has said it nah indel naughtibilah, I mean,

I mean us are al-I mean us all the hak, what I mean, what I mean, I mean al-Aman, I'm in Ussalihat, what a-so-Lhak on Surit on Aya Tulkursi, but a good number of them in chala.

And because we have a tall order, I'm not going to spend a lot of time on introduction.

I want to get right into the material.

Be it de la, there are just the minimal introduction I can give you is that Aitursi is made up of nine beautiful declarations.

There are nine sentences, nine teachings you can say that Allah Aza

gives us in this one you know massive aya, all of them going back to him.

They're all about himself. And the starting point of all of it going back to him. They're all about himself.

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