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Al-Hilah Isabir in Niram

O'qal it in a listen to him in Badil radam.

Al-Hudhum, al-Hum, al-Ham-Doh-Lham al-Lham do-Lach. Badil ad them. Well ham,

and ham do,

and ham do like

Ham dankadir on the even

yarab bullock.

At the itana,

ha-ran kadiran robbana,

Satert a hryran kadiran brah, and Brabana, sater t'nkulil al-Uybana, so malsad to bad

with a slem.

I'll nabil mustra v al-Kareim.

Sram al-Aqa al-Qarim. Sala al-Aq Ahmed Uwahia barakatsu.

I'm D'Alm d'Ala al-A.

O'Sala, O'Sala, al-Alihi, was Sahibi, woman, who al-Aamabad. What are you? What are people going to say about you and about me the day that the news reaches them that we are no longer alive.

That's a reality that we all experience,

but we will not be here when it is experienced on our behalf. We see and

we hear others pass away all the time and we know our own reactions but very few of us think about the

reactions when we will pass away. Almost on a daily basis somebody, a friend

and acquaintance a relative, passes on.

And the closer they were to us, obviously, the more painful it is.

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