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The final phrase of this Aya is well a la com tashkurun and hopefully all of you will become grateful and another translation of this is also and you might become grateful and another translation is also so that you become grateful. I'll say those three again.

Hopefully you'll become grateful. You might become grateful, so that you become grateful. I'll take that third

translation first because la Allah can be for Sabab. The goal of Ramadan was

three things. One you complete perfect account. Two you declare

a loss greatness over yourself in the way that he guided you. And the third, so that

you become grateful. So that you become grateful. You become appreciative. You may have started Ramadan

thinking this religion is hard, you may have started Ramadan thinking the

Quran is too difficult for me. By the end of it you have developed a new

attitude towards the book, the religion,

your mindset has changed, you've become appreciative, you've become grateful. Meaning

Allah changes how you feel.

Allah changes your emotions.

And that's one of the goals.

You know, you can't just make yourself grateful.

You can't make someone feel anything.

I can't make you happy or make you angry or make you feel anything. I can't make you happy or make you angry or make you

sad or you have to have a few genuinely don't feel something. I can't tell

much of a hey be happy. I give them a toy they don't really care for and say, hey, why aren't you happy?

Be happy. And they're like, he, he, he, that's not happiness. When Allah says you become

grateful, you become appreciative that that hope that Allah has that this

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