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Bismilahousalat, was al-Ala, al-Lah al-Ila al-Ila al-Ila al-Iah al-Ila al-Iah al-Iah al-Iah al-Iahah al-Iah al-Iah al-Ihahah al-Ihahah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Aahmah al-Tilkahya al-qitab al-

in the Anzalahourain al-Aabian la al-a, al-Qa al-qsa' al-Ama al-Lahla al-Lahla al-Aqsa al-Lah al-Aqsa al-Lah al-Lah al-A-Kah al-Kilah al-Kah al-Kilu al-q, al-Amanu I'm in Ussalihat.

What was of al-Hakke, what was of a sabbir Amin

I mean.

I am really excited to share something very beautiful with you today,

and I want to start by giving credit to a remarkable author, Brother Jawad Anver Koreshi, who wrote a great paper on

Surytusuf. That helped me quite a bit. I mean I had some understanding of the structure and the coherence of the Surah.

I had read something about it many years ago authored by Professor Mustin Sermeer, but his work, Jawad Amrukoreshi's work, went way further and it's very

methodical and I thought that it really should be incorporated into our series, but of course having given him credit.

In the description of this session, there's actually a link to a YouTube video by the author

of that paper himself, so he can speak in his own words and you can inshala

benefit from that. I personally have the document, the PDF file for his

paper. I'm sure you can find it on Google. I'll ask my team if they can, you know, if I can get the

authors permission we can upload it somewhere and you guys can download it from there.

If I had an option of putting a document up on Facebook I would have but I don't have that

option I couldn't at least figure it out but let's get started and look at the

story of Yus of Halizaram and the entire Surah as a whole and how it's one of the most incredible examples of the literary beauty of the Quran.

So today's session, not only is it about learning something about the wisdom of the Quran, but it's it's going to be more focused

on how beautiful and how structured the speech of Allah is and how it's just a marvel.

So let's start with the overall structure of the Surah. We already talked about it. The first three aiots are the

introduction and from 102 to 111 is the conclusion of the Surah. So that's

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