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Sheikh Abdin Nasr sent me the most fun and the most he sent me the topic that is

probably going to be the most interesting to talk about and it will probably make

everybody quiet down very quickly and that is the topic of marital conflict

Shah bin Osir is traveling today and so he decided to pick this and send it to me

and said can you please cover this tonight?

Um Allah subhanna and the Quran he addresses this topic of marriage in a way that is, I think,

oftentimes overlooked.

Allah, in the Quran, he says, I aude by Allah, from the shaitan and

from his ayatheem, and from anfusikum as wagerd, as wageran to

to speak to it,kenu ilieh.

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