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I'm not Rajim

I'm gonna I'm in a

in takumizkah habethim in kordal in faita faitin faita fakun fizakhratin a ufizamawat i aufi aufil al dahatia bifil ala al-tibilah al-tibilah al-a-tibilah al-D G In Nadthale K Amin Azmil U-Moor.

Rabi Shahli,

Waiy-Sali, Aemri Wachlun-O-Lachta

Malizani, Yefkahu Kali. Pheli Rulamin, O'Sala, what is

what is what is a la al-Ihah al-Ihahilii al-Ahi al-Lahah al-Ihah al-Ahi al-Ahi al-Lah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Tah.

I wanted to take this opportunity to share with you a couple of Ayat that belonged to Surat

Luqman and they belong within the passage in which Luqman,

Ruhan, who is giving advice to his son.

And typically at the occasion of a chutba of Jumrau

or a short talk, we begin from the beginning of this passage

and we get through the first couple of Ayat

and the time is up.

And there's so much more beautiful advice in this

passage and in most occasions we don't get around to them or if we do we don't give them

enough time.

But there's some really beautiful pearls of wisdom that Allah Aza would have chose to mention in his book.

And it's very beautiful that at the beginning of each of them, Allah Aza

Aza begins the ayea by saying, Yabunaya, my beloved son, my dear son.

Buena is some tasgue meaning my small son, my young boy.

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