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And it is related to the Khatira tonight, so I just want you all to remember that insha'Allah, Tana.

There are sometimes verses in the Quran that come up and they offer a reward in a very subtle way.

And typically when we're talking about hypocrisy and we're talking about the consequences of hypocrisy,

we find that there are many verses in the Quran for us to challenge ourselves because sometimes

we might see ourselves as the victim, we might see ourselves as the righteous party in a dispute,

we might see ourselves as the truthful party where we might actually be the transgressing party.

And so when we come across these verses about Ben Yisla'id or we come across these verses

about the Manafiqeen or we come across these verses about different groups of people

that transgressed at some point, we have to challenge ourselves.

But Subhanallah, at the end of Surat Al-Mahida when we get into this juz, the second to last verse

is such a beautiful verse. It is a response that Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala gives to

Isa Ali, his salam, Jesus peace be upon him when he is asked on the day of judgment

if he ascribed divinity to himself. And Isa Ali, his salams as Subhanak, how perfect are you,

O Allah? Of course, I did not do that. I only said what you commanded me to say. You know what's

inside of me? Allah, I don't know what's with you. But Ya Allah, you know my truthfulness. You know

that I did what I was told to do. You know I only fulfilled the mission. And as followers of

Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we affirm not just that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

sallam bella that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi sallam gave his message but all of the

prophets and the messengers did their job. They gave their message. And Allah Subhanahu

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