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I would be saying to me

I'm going to say I'm not

machim.

I'm al-Alimine.

What I'd want to Allah al-Labimine,

what I'm al-Qibatu in my mind,

Allah al-qqibatu, al-qibatu al-qifatou in al-Dah mean, al-Aibhibatu, al-Aah al-Aq al-Dikor al-Arakah al-Dikor al-Aurah al-I-I-Ari-I-Ari-I-Ihah, al-Sahabihya, al-I want to actually address to Pahin a sentiment that I think many of us are feeling this year and I actually

want to ask you how many of you feel a sense of guilt when you're having Ifthar when you see what happens to the people

in Gaza this year.

Pretty much everyone I'm sure those that didn't raise their hands feel the exact same way.

O'Lai, it's a strange year to be witnessing this genocide in real time and to see people

die from hunger.

And then, so on Allah, we break our facts. people die from hunger and then

so on so on Allah we break our fast and I know that it's a strange

sentiment and I actually wanted to address this from a perspective of the Sunna of the Prophet

Salalah and he was

and the way that the companions would act in such a situation.

Now I want to preface this by saying that if you feel guilty when you are having your Ithah

because you know the blessings that are available to you that you take for granted and you see the hunger of the people of

Gaza, then that is a sign of Iman, that's a sign of faith.

You should feel guilty.

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