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You know, many people talked about last night and how special it was.

And in fact, you look around the world today

and the way the sun rose, Rayless, and Medina and other places,

the 27th night and the probability.

And you say, subhanna-law, it felt like such a beautiful night.

But I want you to, for a moment, think about a very important concept

about Leilat al-Qadr that I think we have missed in our generation.

We have this idea whether we say it out loud or whether it shows in our practice that in the last

ten nights of Ramadan, it's Leilat al-Qadr or bust. It was either Leilat al-Qadr or it was either Leilat al Qadr or it was just another night

And I want to actually shatter that first and foremost from a Quranic perspective and from the Sunna of the Prophet

Sollulah a a a a while a while a moment when you look at these last ten nights firstly in the lifetime of the Prophet

Sollah a a a alex, even when they knew that they had caught

Leilat al-Qadr, the Prophet, sallu a a.m. And the companions continued

with the nights that followed that night in the Hadith of the 23rd night, being at the

23rd night, one night, and the Hadith that we mentioned from Ubeira

a d'u'llah on.

They continued onwards with the rest of the nights as well, with full dedication, the even nights

and the odd nights.

Now, I want you to just remember this very simple formula.

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