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What evening of Ramadan is it tonight?

Which means half the month has gone? Isn't the month has gone.

Isn't the month almost over?

So today's Aya is about the swiftness of time.

Surad Houde, verse 81,

Alyssa Subhoubic-A-Eb-Kareib.

A la-Sa-Soubhoubikareib.

This is such a powerful, sweet, profound verse.

The context of the verse, of course it translates as,

isn't the dawn so close by? It's in the middle of the night, isn't the dawn around the

corner, isn't it almost time for the dawn? And the context of the verse the angels visit Lut and they tell

the prophet Lut that Allah's punishment is coming at the crack of dawn the angels are going to come and they're going to turn

Sodom and Gamora over and the punishment will come and then they say to Lute

Alice of Subhugil kareb and of course the primary meaning hurry up get out hurry up it's almost dawn

a less or so sub hub a karate but as usual this maxim this koronic wisdomanic wisdom has so much profundity and because of time we are

limited but I'm gonna extract two separate points first and foremost

al-A-Sazubh-Kareib it is points, first and foremost, Alaisas Subh

Obbikari, it is an encouragement for us to act immediately and swiftly, to not procrastinate, to not delay. The Quran is full of

commandments to act immediately, and the Quran criticizes delay.

Allah tells us in the Quran that when the angel of death comes,

Allah says,

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