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with hishmei'am alexam a laa a brahmatulah

inshallah continuing with our series here in the month of ramadan the remedy

where we discuss the quran as shifa the The Quran, the Quran solutions for our problems, our challenges, our difficulties.

Today, continuing with that theme of where we kind of worked from the outside in,

where we're still talking about problems and issues that do exist externally,

or at least they come from the external, but they profoundly affect us internally.

Today I wanted to talk about temptations and desires.

The problem of lust, the problem of temptation, the problem of desire.

The Arabic word is Shahua, a Shahua.

That is a word that the Quran uses, that is the word that the Prophet's Allah a Salah

Al-a-Salam uses, and that can be translated in a number of different ways,

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