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Allah provides his love and rahma and care to everybody.

Even Pharaoh, his lungs expanding and his lungs collapsing every time he inhales and exhales

is actually an act of Allah's loving care towards him.

But at the end, Allah does mention in the Quran, there are some things you can do that if you keep on doing them,

you can disqualify yourself from Allah's Rahma.

Now, how long do you have to keep Allah's Rahma so long as you're alive?

This video is a short snippet of our deeper look of Sura Al-Zaqia, which is now

well able to watch on the newly improved Bayina TV.

Learn about this surah and many others in a deeper look section of the app.

In-Nahrahamu'll be allah and sara and allah, al-a-sāsāsala and all his I was in my name. And the word Rahma, actually, which commonly gets translated as mercy, is not the best translation for Rahma.

The word Rahma has two dominant ideas from the Arabic point of view.

One of them is love and the other one is care.

Love and care.

Those are the two dominant ideas behind the word Rahma. So the word mercy is maybe a third level meaning, but not the first level meaning of the word. And if you haven't heard me talk about that before, I'll briefly mention why that's important to know. If I say the teacher or the principal showed no mercy and suspended everyone, right?

Or some students went to the teacher and said, mercy, mercy.

Or the judge showed no mercy.

Or the soldiers showed no mercy.

You know what all of this has to do with?

It has to do with being spared.

So you're about to be punished,

and then somebody was merciful,

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