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So we're at the last ten nights if you started fasting on Wednesday.

And so that's why I want to start with this for a reason.

There is a reason why the Prophet

Salah Allahhahaniallem observed all 10 nights,

even though we know that Leila Tylkadir falls on one of the odd nights.

For one, we really do not know which night it's going to be this year.

And we don't know which of the nights are truly odd and therefore it is important

in shawl a tara for us to observe every single one of these nights until the end of Ramadan.

Imagine if you miss Leila Tulkadir because your odds were off or your evens were off.

And then you show up on Yomel Kiyam and you say, were off or your evens were off.

And then you show up on Yomel Kiyama

and you say, I followed the wrong moon sighting calculation

or the wrong opinion or whatever it is.

Observe each and every single one of these last tonight's because you don't know where that treasure is.

Dear brothers and sisters today, we released at Yachine Institute for Islamic Research an article that I co-authored with Chechabraim Hindi and Dr Nasir Khan on the theological significance of Leila Tulkadir.

There's a lot to unpack about the beautiful night itself. For one, how is it that it's the night of

decree? Aren't our deeds already decreed or aren't our lives and all of these things

already decreed with Allah

sophana in aloha al-Mahad in the preserved tablet?

Yes.

But on this particular night on Leilot al-Qadhir, when it takes place, and we know that it will take place sometime in these

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