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There's a barquehāra.

Inhamu'u'a, auban, concept of a narration here that I was reflecting upon, which is the Prophet,

sallallah a a a aene was being made to forget the exact night of Lailet al-Qadr. The

prophet, Sallal-A-A-Wsad mentions that I was shown the night of Lailet al-Qadr. And he said,

Wainni Nussi to her. By the way, there's a big difference between nassituha and nussituha.

Nusituha means that I was caused to forget it.

Nassi to ha would mean I forgot it.

Okay?

Now here's the thing about that entire incident.

Why did the Prophet Saisem forget the nightai'u'ta al-Qadr? Why was he caused to forget the

exact night of Lai'at al-Qadr? Anybody know? Because he came out and he found two companions,

or more, in an argument with one another. So he just saw the vision. He was given the exact

night. And he comes to the mas. He was given the exact night and he comes to the

masjid to inform the Sahaba about when the night of Leilat al-Qadr is going to be.

And when he comes out and sees the argument, it was lifted from them as a result.

Okay? So much to glean from this in and of itself.

Number one, obviously what the Ilam point to of the obvious loss of baraka through quarreling.

When we quarrel with one another, when we fight, when we argue with one another, there's a loss of baraka.

What a loss, right?

That year, in and of itself, like the Prophet's Lysen was coming

out to tell the companions when Nayla's al-Qadr was. And what a loss for it to be taken away. And so

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