This audio is brought to you by Muslimcentral.com. These people have gone above and beyond the call of duty. They have accepted the mission of the prophet and made it their own, Sallallu a a. Whatever happens to him is going to happen to me. If they're going to try to kill him, they have to try to go through me first. If they're going to expel him, I'm going to leave with him. If he's going to starve, I'm going to starve. That's it.

His mission is now my mission. If they're going to expel him, I'm going to leave with him. If he's going to starve, I'm going to starve.

That's it.

His mission is now my mission.

I am with him no matter what.

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But in these ayat, it's easy to assume that it's actually Allah himself along with the angels.

The angels are saying, you know, salamun alaikum, tibtum. They're saying, salam on you, enjoy yourselves.

But even a salamun kowler from rabavirahim, Allah himself will speak to them. And this is itself an incredible beauty. Like, okay, Allah already said there's fruit and all of that, even if nobody told you to eat, you're going to eat anyway. Kulu and Ishrabu. You're going to eat and drink.

But the fact that he said it, what's the point,

what's the importance of him saying it?

When the one that you were trying to make proud,

if you're, you know, you were trying to make your father proud,

and then your father got you a car.

But he left the keys and he's in a different country.

You'll be happy.

But if a father came home, handed you the key,

enjoy the drive, son.

Does it mean something else now?

Because it's not just the gift. It's the fact that he acknowledged you, right?

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