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Shifa, the Quran as a solution to our problems, our challenges, our difficulties, and

our adversities that we face.

Today I wanted to talk about the difficulty and the challenge that many of us deal with,

and that is the difficulty of betrayal.

Betrayal is unfortunately a very unfortunate part of the human experiment in the human reality.

That human beings, when left to their own vices,

human beings will oftentimes resort to behavior that is similar to betrayal

and other kinds of conduct with each other.

And whenever this betrayal occurs, it's extremely painful.

It is destabilizing.

It erodes confidence and trust that people have within one another within the community if

it occurs within the family then it completely erodes the foundation of the

family it destroys societies and it can even destabilize the

Ummah as a whole, society at large.

But at the same time, so as dangerous as it is, as painful as it is, as destructive as it is,

it's in spite of all of that, it's yet very, very common.

Because again, as we said, it's a very very common because again as we said it's a very

unfortunate symptom of being a human being and so how do we navigate this

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