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As I'm going to say I would again.

O'Loscemer, you may not say I'm a jean,

al-I mean, what I would want you to d'I mean, what a-udwana-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-La-Nulan mean, what ai was Seim and kathilah.

One of the things that happens when there is a test or a trial

that is taking place like the one that's taking place around us right now

is that a person can really feel like

the only way they can realize that reward is by being amongst those that are

hit hardest and this is something I want to address.

And you know, we've touched upon it when we talked about the Hadith of the Prophet

Slaisam where he mentioned if a person is patient in their home hoping for

Allah's reward and knowing that nothing will come to them unless

Allah decreed it when a plague breaks out and they would have the reward of a Shahead, the reward of a martyr.

And as of it, as I was Abin Jajar Rahm Allah said, even if they didn't actually die. And I want to broaden that

that even if they didn't actually die. And I want to broaden that concept a bit

inshall that and talk about it in a way that's more wholesome and just how we

approach our Lord and how we how we approach our Lord and how we think about him and how we

think about test and trial. One of the things as Ramadan comes around, you know, the

Prophet Saini Salim said, said you know that a thaw and

shak could be manzita to sopir, the one who eats and is grateful is like the

one who fast and is patient and perhaps I'll leave that for another

another episode in shall

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