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The denominator that you find between these three people, between the great

grandfather, the grandson, and the great grandson.

You know when we talk about Ibrahim Ali is Sala

as Abu al-Mia as the father of the prophets,

obviously that refers to the creed, the pure to-head, the oneness of Allah

sibhahl that Ibrahim al-I-Slam taught and how that was transferred from generation to generation.

But there is also the Aklaq of Ibrahim al-I-Sala, the character traits of Ibrahim Ali is Sala.

And as you're reading about the twists and turns

and the difficulties of Yaqub Ali Is Sala,

and Yussif Ali Is Sala, and how they're dealing with people,

it's important to actually appreciate for a moment

that there is a method to the way that they are dealing with these things.

There's a methodology here, there's a manhaj.

And that methodology comes from the great grandfather,

in the case of Youssef al-A-Sala,

the great-grandfather Ibrahim al-I-Sala.

Now here's something I want you to pay attention to.

Allah, supano, Ta-A-Lah tells us in these two suras about how each one of them dealt with

their emotions.

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