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Asaam, Aaam,

A laikom,

I'm al-Tolahim, I would be like a woman. Asaam Rameh

everyone, a woman al-Aam al-Tahmah al-Ajim,

bahrahim al-Amein, al-A-Main.

Al-Lah al-La al-La al- mean, al-qibati, you'lllil Mazzu al-Aqibati K

al-Arahya al-Aahadika al-Arah.

O'Sahabika al-Owahadika al-Wah al-Aqsaibihya,

Ossahbihya, O'Sallem Tassim and Tassima,

the brothers,

I want to welcome you back to another session of the firsts.

And tonight I'm going to talk about someone who often does not get spoken about in isolation. And what I mean by that is that typically when you're

reading about the most-tada-affin the poor the vulnerable that accepted Islam

early on there are certain names that will come to mind, right?

So the most famous one is Bilal,

Radi al-O-Lah al-Oah al-Anhu,

who of course we had done a full session on

less than two years ago

where we talked about the full life

of Bilahad al-Doh-O-Lah al-Ooh- Bilah al-A-Lah al-O-Lahah al-A-Lahah al-A-Anha and he will come up again,

inshahala-Anhah in a very specific way with this series.

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