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Wala, Yurido BicumulSr and he does not want difficulty for you and he doesn't want difficulty

on you. Bicum actually kind of means that the Ba doesn't just mean for, it just means he doesn't want difficulty for you to experience difficulty.

The first thing here is something kind of rhetorical.

When I say to you, I want things to be easy for you.

And then I add, and I don't want things to be hard for you.

Well, you kind of didn't have to say that.

You could just say, I just want things to be easy for you and that's enough.

But Allah had both. He said he wants things to be easy for all of you and then he says he doesn't

want things to be difficult for any of you why say both the first thing is

when you say you want things to be easy, you're speaking in a positive sense.

When you say you don't want things to be hard, you're speaking in a negative sense.

Allah started with the positive and then transitioned over to the negative.

Why?

Because Allah is assuming that you don't have a bad assumption about his intentions to begin with.

Allah is only validating what you're thinking about Allah to begin with.

Allah who loves me, who cares for me, who's protected me, who's guided me, who's provided for me,

who's seen me through so many difficulties in life all this time would never want hardship for me. He would want things that are the best

for me and Allah affirms that when he says he wants ease for you he starts with the

positive but then there are some people who develop this thought about Allah

in their hearts. Why is Allah making my life

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