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and what Allahi would be kata.

Abbudhah semir, Al-A-Lamine, al-La-La al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Aabdika al-Aqsa al-Aabda-Lahādārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārārā So, Bihilah, this will be the last episode of the first for some time,

insh a la, as we go into the Ljaja, we're going to have a special series in

the Ljaja, in the Ljia B'ilahitra,aara on the duraas of the Prophet

so I'm that relate to the changing of divine decrees. So please

inshall to all pay attention to some of the promos that will be coming out this next week and follow us

in shawl what to all for the first 10 days of the Ljiljia as we go through that new

series bid in lah it a a la but tonight we cover a person, an individual who really brings together

almost the last 100 episodes. He is present in almost every story. You keep hearing al-A-B-B-S, al-A-B-S. Right? But rarely do you actually find an entire biography dedicated to him?

Subh'a-L-L-L-L-A-L-L-L-O-L-O-B-S, right? He's one of the few people. an entire biography dedicated to him.

Subhala, he's one of the few people

that is overshadowed by his son almost entirely

when it comes to the books of Sier.

So you read about Abdullah bin Abbas,

what the Allahhoutana Anhuma, and so much emphasis

is placed upon Abdullah Ibn Abbas

that you only really hear about al- Abbas asBaz as an introduction in the life of Abdullah-Bna-B-A-S.

But this man, Rady-Al-A-Anhu, is a person that if you walked into Medina within the first few decades after the death of the

prophet, Allah al-A-Hah al-Hah al-Hah, is not an exaggeration to say that he was the most honored

man in Medina,

meaning if he walked into a gathering

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