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The next parable in the Quran is one of the simplest, sweetest, easiest parables.

It is a parable that every single child can understand.

It's very beautiful and to the point.

And this entire section, by the way, beginning from the verse before Ayatul Kursi,

all the way to the end of Suratul Bakarab.

This entire section, much of it is emphasizing charity or sadhaka.

And as we know, by the way, Suratul Bakarab, it is an early med any revelation.

And Suratul Bakarab, it encompasses all of the arcan of Islam.

Of course, it mentions the Shahada and it mentions the Salah.

And it mentions the Sayyam of Ramadan.

And it mentions Zaka and it mentions Hajj.

It is one of the few suras that combines all of the pillars of Islam.

It also combines all of the arcan and so many stories on Suratul Bakarab.

And so it's not a surprise, therefore, that we have in this section

towards the end of the Surah a number of parables.

In fact, we mentioned two of them, one today and one another day insha'Allah,

about the issue of charity.

And Allah, as Zawajah, says,

that the example, the parable of those who spend of their money in the way of Allah,

is like a seed that gives seven stocks,

in every one of these stocks,

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