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What I'm who I know kaiy

like a-yrelah,

why yatun,

they've got to me khatabhi.

Smina, Mohammed al-Kitla al-Sala to Islam al-A-Sla al-A-Souilla,

or al-A al-Aah al-Aah, al-Sahbihi, women al-wala.

Inchal what I said, since this is a workshop and there should be some interaction and there should be some Q&A and significant

and I know that Maqreb is coming up and I don't want to take away from what Sister Linda has to say. She's the guests from out of town. I'm local here. So pretty much everything that I say you've heard before when we speak about this topic. So when we talk about this topic in particular, I actually don't want to lace this particular

discussion with too much about the Ahadid from the Prophet

Allah al-Aahiliu al-Aat about the need to stand for justice. Why? from the

I had to stand for justice. Why? Because you've heard those before.

You've heard the Iat, you've heard the haith,

you know from the cera of your prophet,

Salah alah alah alah alah alah alah alah alah alah dahas

alahas alah dahas alahas alahas al-aubh upheld justice,

not just for his own community, but for other than his community,

for everyone else. In fact, the norm was to uphold it for al- for his community,

community, for everyone else.

In fact, the norm was to uphold it for outside of his community.

But how much of that has translated in the last however many decades, as we've been talking

about this in this community, how much of that has actually

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