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We will be discussing the chapter titled The Forbidden Fruit Sweet

In Arabic, which was started as a Lord.

The forbidden fruit is sweet.

He says, Rahimullah, Allahu ta'ala, Qal.

Ta'ammaltu, Harsan, Nafsi, ala ma'amuni'at min.

I thought about how the self eagerly seeks whatever has been kept away from it.

Like, when you give something away from your Nafs,

it pursues that even more and further.

To all that, stop, don't do this.

It's going to go after this even further.

We're going to explain more in details in shā'a Llāhu ta'ala, Qal.

Farah aītu, Harsah aīzīdu, ala qadri, kūwāt il mana.

And he said, I noticed that the more a man is forbidden,

the further the self pursues it.

Again, as a matter of fact, you can see that your children is well too.

As parents were the young ones, you two are kids, don't touch this.

What do they hear you?

Touch it.

You just told them, don't touch it.

And for them to hear, you should try, right?

That's how pāla, how that's how they filter these things.

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