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Sala, mamam rachm,

I'm going to Allahbrakato.

As a bless to me, I mean a Satan and

I'm not Rahim al-Ahimdiya al-Limmein, or al-Lainin, al-Lainiminmna rahimah al-

al-a-lah al-lamimimme,

or al-a-lah al-a-lah al-lamimmee, al-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-à-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- I think many of us would say

I think many of us would say in the last month and a half

you experience a sudden emotion of sadness that strikes you in the middle of a moment of

joy and happiness.

Meaning,

you might find yourself in a situation where you're enjoying something, the way that Allah's

Pahua programmed you to enjoy certain things. You're enjoying the company of

family, you're enjoying the company of friends, you are smiling and then suddenly an image comes to your mind and you start to think

about what is happening to our brothers and sisters in Graza, may Allah

sophanoit-Iala, free them and give them victory, Allah Ma'am I mean and suddenly sadness overtakes you.

And there's a term that I heard a few times and that I've thought about over the last month

and a half called Survivor's Guilt and I'm not going to give you an overly technical term because the term is actually pretty self-explanatory, right? It switches the why-me paradigm to why them. Meaning

some Allah before October 7th I think that a lot of people would have been

asking questions about why are

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