This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Pahlia vouruna in Lassa at the end of the yahu baugutah

and

for the jahah,

a shrokah, but an al-O-hah,

but an al-a-lum is a jia

at whom vique-krahun. I'm going to be kra uno.

I'm not.

I'm going to

to al-Ham-Dilah,

was Sala, to is al-Ara sulla, al-Lah al-Ihi was a woman, al-hamabad. So last week's

week's session generated a lot of discussion.

I got bombarded with emails, other theories, alternative views, and I thought that it would be

useful then to pause for a second before we resume the narrative and to kind of unpack and discuss why I am hesitant to go down this

road of metaphorical or symbolic interpretation.

As we mentioned, there are interpretations

advocated by very famous online personalities.

There's a very famous preacher somewhere in the Caribbean islands

and since he's still alive I'd rather not mention his name. I don't like to, there's nothing personal,

I don't know the brother or the sheikh, I have nothing against him, I wish him all the best but I don't like

to have anything personal like this if a person has passed on we can mention his name so

for example Dr. Assad Ahmed may Allah have mercy on him a great thinker

from Pakistan he as well had his interpretation

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