This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Sumna Rachna Rachmahimine, what a Iguana I al-Lababine,

what al-Aqibat to the Muzakine.

Allah Masali was al-Aabdaar al-Dika al-Sulikah al-Aqsaibatiq al-Sulah al-Aqsa al-Lahadmium. Al-A-Lah, al-Lah al-Lahimahmah al-Ihimahimahmahmahmahmahm So, in Ali Ali will Sahib, I'm Tassima in Kethira.

So in shall let's all tonight, we're going to move on to Waraka

and we ended off last week with a very beautiful poem

that Waraka offered to his companion, Zaidib Nāmerb noufei,

Radi al-Aah al-Anhu,

Waraqah, eulogizing his friends,

the second of the two who went to Asham together to study Judaism, to study Christianity,

to try to find monotheism, and to prepare themselves for what Allah had promised for that region.

Inchal a taala tonight, we're going to go ahead and move on to Waraqa,

and I want to just have everyone repeat, who were the four of those who identified as Hanifi, those that identified

as monotheists?

Can anyone name them?

You should be able to name two of them very easily. Rubaid the Allah in Josh?

Zaidu Allah in Josh?

Zaid in Amur?

O'Ahbinnofil and there's one more.

No, you're close.

One more person.

We said there was Zaidib and Ahmed who we talked about last week.

There's what Kibil nofil who we will talk about tonight. There is Ubaid the law

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