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I must be in Houston this late at the Muslim,

Sakhar, Allah.

I'm doing all of the al-Aqbal al-Lamein, what was all of usam,

I was al-Aqsa' al-Lamein, al-I al-I was al-A to a szalam. I will Marceline, al-I will al-I will al-I-Lihy.

What is still in the city of the al-I amidim.

Allahamah mihinhmm,

I mean,

Allah al-I mean, what a-qsaqh,

what a was al-qq, what a was-sob-sabil al-a al-I mean. What I mean?

I mean. In Allah al-A-I mean.

So I'mabad.

Inchala, I'll divide my talk into two parts.

And the moment I start seeing some of you dozing off, I'll cut it short.

In chama.

Being in the teaching business, one of the things you learn is there's no point teaching if you don't have a student in front of you.

And how do you know if a student's in front of you

their eyes are still open so basically that's the formula I try to follow anyhow the

talk that I'm going to share with you now is divided into two parts the first part of it is why study Arabic. The first part

is why study Arabic. And the second part is how to study Arabic. So we're going to try to engage both these parts. I'll probably spend more time on the why and a little bit less time on the how and then take your questions.

In-law, with our law. So, before we address the importance of Arabic study I'm going to play a little bit of the opposite sides advocate

people say nowadays well not every Muslim has to learn Arabic. That's for the Allah, that's for the scholars.

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