This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Well, tibnep s'nifs an Ihak y'amal kadol,

when a taj al-I had if that in la yale

the malifah al-Ihah d'il al-I,

the malifah al-Ihah d'I dith it on yah bak.

O'Kunh'u'kun al-Anil. Asaam al-Ala-qa-Lamal-La-Lamal-La-Lamal-La-Lamal-Lamal-La-Lamal-Lhama-Lamal-La-Lamal-La al-La-La al-La-La al Mohammed Ullah, Waburakatu, al-Ham d'Alah al-I-I-Lihihihihi, women-Wala'hamehabad, we are continuing in our series of the explanation of the book of the of imam and Bukhari.

Rahimah Allah and let us move immediately to the next hadith,

chapter number seven.

Babu my Akulu Ihah nama, the chapter,

what is to be said when one goes to sleep?

What is to be said when one goes to sleep?

Our prophet, Allah Allahu al-Ahi was

taught us al-Gar and d'Oaz from morning to evening.

And these al-Gar are not obligatory they are not

necessary they're not something that makes or breaks one's iman essentially however

it is in these ath-kah that one demonstrates one's level of piety, one demonstrates how

conscious one is of Allah Subhana, who is of Allah Subhana, who at Allah.

There is no question that the more Imman and the more Tachwa and the more God consciousness one has,

the more one will fill one's day with these ad-car, with these rituals, with these duas.

And there is no limit, limit obviously to the number of

duas that can be said but the righteous Muslim at a bare minimum he

attempts to or she attempts to master all of the main duas of the morning and evening and make sure that one says

these duas before going to sleep after waking up before the salawat after the salawat all of the

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