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I'm

Salamm,

māneakom,

what I'm Toula habrakat everyone and welcome back to the first. Bismil now, al-Dilah, al-Dilah, al-Aah al-Ihah al-Ih, al-Aahabihya, al-Nahhah bahla, I mean we have completed now the story of Umsalema,

Rade law to an an anha.

And as I said, the next set of companions that I want to go through are companions

who traveled through the land of Habasha,

the land of Abyssinia or modern day Ethiopia.

And so all of the next several stories

are going to be stories of companions whose journey

intersected with Habasha so that you can have a better

example or a better idea of how Mecca and Abicinia worked for the early Muslims of course

prior to the Hidra the migration to the city of the

prophet Salalah al-A-Ih-Hadina. And in this situation here we also have the chance to

cover another one of our mothers. The mother of the believers

Umal Muimminin, Umb habeba radi alah al-Anha, the daughter of Abu Sufian. And Umbiba,

radibati al-Lah al--Anha has a story that starts off similar to Umm Salama,

Ruddi-Al-A-Lah-Lah-Anha, but then takes a completely different turn

and offers a very different dimension to some of the struggles of the early Muslims.

And I want you to think about this that as we're going through the Suhab of the Prophet

Sala I said that each one of them had a unique story,

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