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Allahi Barakato.

So I just walked about a mile to get here from another session.

So I might be breathing hard in the first part of this session.

It's not because I'm emotional by the topic.

I'm just tired.

So don't get any wrong ideas.

Similah Rahmah mahi Mahmahimidh what's szlais al-szlais al-szla al-szla al-szla al-szla al-szallam, Rassuhi, al-Ahi, or Sahibi, was Salim, Tissim, and Kethyra.

Before I get into this topic of mending relationships and how we fix things that we've already broken. I wanted to start off with a very basic

concept that is to highlight the role of Allah Subhana Hata in our interactions even with people.

That the role of Allah in our lives is not just a spiritual role or a personal world or an individual role, but it rather is to define all of our relationships.

And the Prophet said I mentioned to us in a Hadith that treat people the way that you would want to be treated very similar to the golden rule

But there is an added caveat to that that I want to start off with and I want you to remember this

Be with people as you wish a law would be with you. Do to

others what you want a law to do for you. And that's a far more accurate portrayal of the text that we find in the

Quran and the Sunna of the Prophet, Allah al-A-Wah al-A-Wah al-Wah al-A-Sala. Treat people the way you wish or the way you want Allah to actually treat you.

And,

and, and so, Allah, there is a beautiful Hadith that starts off

and the Prophet,

Allah Oohrati was said,

men can't fajajati-Hahy-Ahi, whoever is in the service of his brother,

can Allah-Hah Jat-Ihah.

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