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From Shahli and imri

Ochtat and in the sani of Kowki.

Wallah,

Allahhah al-Auqah al-Ihala, Allahhah al-Lah al-Aulah al-I al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-ala al-Ana al-Tah al-Amanu al-Ama-Ua-Lahami al-Ama'u al-Ama mater.

Allah al-Aqi, what was a sabbra al-Aibran al-Dah al-Dah al-Aabin. Allah al-Aqāmāmāhāmāhālālālālālālālālālālālālālālā Allah Azawada sent many prophets and messengers and virtually in all of their stories you find many common themes.

As a matter of fact, a lot of the things that they said to their people are identical.

For example, you find in Surahra, the 26 Surah of the Quran

prophets that are from different generations,

they're centuries apart from each other.

They didn't even speak the same language, many of them. They were from

different eras and parts of the world and yet when they spoke to their people

they said exactly the same thing. Fata Kullahawa a Tzeu Oki-Uwne.ically, you know, reverberated the same words as if the

message of Allah and the revelation of Allah is like an echo.

It continues to be the same throughout all of the prophets and messengers.

And so that's one of the things that the Quran teaches us that all of these messengers

taught exactly the same thing and in many cases said exactly the same thing,

even if they said it in different languages. But beyond that you find

other commonalities between prophets. What you find between all of the prophets or the

vast majority of them if you study them carefully is that all of them had challenges

with their family. All of them had some kind of difficulty within their own

family. So Ibrahim al-Aulah his salam had a challenge with his father, you know,

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