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Sala I would be kato.

I was bless to me I'm a Shayt on

in a rachnah rachmah machimah rachimed al-a- al-qimine on a

rahmian mah rachmah al-a-

I al-O-Lwal-I mean,

what a kibatul in Muilin.

Allah al-Aqsa al-Dika al-Aqsa al-Aqsa al-Lah al-Ihah al-Aqsa al-Lah al-Iahmain.

I wanted to continue connecting some of what we are seeing in Gaza

with our brothers and sisters.

May Allah, sibhana, grant them victory Allah Ma'amine.

And some of the episodes of the Sira and some of the framings that we find in the

Quran and the Sunna that otherwise might have felt distant from us.

And Subhana, every single week there is another section of the Quran and the Sunna that's given life

through one of the tragedies that unfolds with our brothers and sisters in Gaza.

And so tonight I actually wanted to talk about al-Jazah. with our brothers and sisters in Gaza.

And so tonight I actually wanted to talk about aljour, hunger.

And so,

and this is a topic that's usually here in one of two settings.

You either hear about it in Ramadan when we talk about how our exercise of

fasting is to, in some ways, one of the benefits of it, feel the pain of hunger and then connect to our brothers and sisters who do not have

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