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Yaku Allah and Azam Jahl al-Jazah al-Jazah al-Dah al-Dah al-Audu

Bihl al-Dahim.

When I did,

all the day he uphil lacuma,

at the Idanii and Uchrajawa

Kadhala to the kurunum in Kabbli.

Wahuma Yastahithan

in Laila Kaminin, in Nawa' al-Dahlahaha'a al-Kah al-Kitha hala hauilak a a minn a wad-allah-hah.

For y'uu ma'a-da-a-sa-sa-sa-sa-wale.

Uwale. Uwale.

Uwah, Iainu kah serene

when he kulin the Rajatum mim maimelu waleu wahwah alahum al-ah al-ahum al-ahalahum al-lahum al-lahum al-lamu al-a al-mahmun al-mahlamun al-mahmahmainh al-mahmahumahum alahum alahum al-Iu al-I mean.

I'll be al-I mean. I'll be shahlihan.

We are certainly ambri whachloule ruck that am in Lissani

yaf kahou kowli.

O'Lah, al-Lai al-Nal Mauth Allah al-A-Lah-Lahah, Allahhah,

what of us-Aq, what of us-Wilhak, what of us-a-Sabhahbil al-Amin.

Today's Khah al-'s Kuba is inspired by an overwhelming number of parents that I have had conversations

with and I've had these conversations with them here in the United States, here in our local community.

I've had almost exactly the same conversations in different parts of Europe,

also similarly different parts of the Muslim world, the Arab world, even in places like Sri Lanka or Malaysia.

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