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Asaam, Ali kum.

Asaam alikum,

raham t'alahabrakhat everyone, welcome back to the first. Asaam al-Likum, I'm Tlaibra kata everyone.

Welcome back to the first.

Ms.

Ms.

Allah al-A al-Lah al-Ihi, what's al-Aqsahe, al-Ihahbihya, women-and-wala.

So tonight, in-a-a,

we're going to be talking about the last of the first seven to show

their Islam publicly, to display their Islam publicly according to the narrations that we have cited

when speaking about Bilal and Habab and Amah.

And his character is one of my favorites to cover because he really is a character

sub-Hann Allah and has such an endearing personality that comes through

even as you're reading about him in the books, about what made him so endearing to the Prophet

Sala Isam and the companions, his charisma, his humor,

his journey to the Prophet,

Allah who Ali who is Sala,

which was so unique.

And that is Suheibnusinan, I bin Malik a Rumi, radi al-Lahah al-Anhu. Soheib of no-Cinan is a companion whose journey is similar to Salma L'Fariq al-D

Allah-Ila-Anhu in that it brings together what was taking place with the Roman Empire

and the Persian Empire, and then of course

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