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Translations. I've seen so many translations. The fa that is there, fatarda. They

translated as so you will be pleased. So you will be happy. But that fa actually

translates as until you will be pleased. Until it's for al-Raya. It's for getting

to a point. We will soon give you so much until you are pleased. You will keep on

getting and getting and getting and getting. Wa la-sawwufa ya'atthinqa'ab-bumqa'fatar al-baa

very soon we will give you until you're going to be pleased. Subhanallah. So whether

you look at the translation that says so it will please you or until you will be

pleased, the meaning is not very much different but the one refers to something

that tells you you will continue to get until you're happy. You're happy now? Ha la-s.

And the other one says so you will become happy. Many times on earth in our lives we

feel you know what I'm going through challenging times. It's tough. It's really

hard. I have this problem, job problem, family problem, health problem, whatever

else issue it may be. I need to get married. I need to do this or my children or

whatever else. Allah make it easy for everyone. Pray for people. Pray for others and

Allah will open your doors. I tell you what. We think at times that Allah is doing

this to me because he's upset with me. Not necessarily. You're a believer. What

did you do? Do you seek forgiveness of Allah? Yes, then there is no chance that he's

upset with you. Allah says, we do not punish those who seek forgiveness. Wa

ma'kan Allah hum wa ad-libah hum wa hum yastar wa fae run. Allah will not punish them

while they are seeking forgiveness. You're seeking the forgiveness of Allah. It's

not a punishment. You know what it is. It's a test from Allah. It's a challenge. Take

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