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Rabi Sahri where Sidli Amri

Wahl Uwahl Ughtat and in Lissani

of Kahu Kowli.

Forlah,

Allahhah al-Ihala, Wallah al-Lah, Allahhah al-Lah al-Aah al-Nah al-Nah al-A and al-Mauti Bila I'll Allahi al-Amanu al-Ama-La-Nu al-Iminu al-Ama-Lma-Bain.

Today's chuba is about a very beautiful prayer that was made by Musa al-A-Lihislam at a very critical

juncture in his life.

Many of you know that the Quran is full of many stories of prophets and in all of those stories of the prophets you

find a consistent feature at one point or another these prophets make duhah

and a lot of these prayers are mentioned at very critical junctures at a moment of great desperation or great difficulty.

When no other option is there, they turn to Allah and they make Doha.

Those of you, I mean all of you here are there, they turn to Allah and they make Daha.

Those of you, I mean, all of you here are familiar with the idea of storytelling

and how stories move from one major scene to the next major scene,

to the next major scene, how things progress in a story.

Actually, the Quran's stories aren't just stories,

their actual history.

But you learn something about duaz in the Quran.

Things move from one major event to the next major event. in the

d'uas in the Quran. Things move from one major event to the next major event and the bridge between them is a d'uah.

In other words, the door to some kind of ease would not have opened up

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