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I would be like a ministry of technology.

I would be able to make sure you

a lot of hightah duney a ticna to have a

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yesterday I recited this Aya before you. We talked a little bit about entrepreneurship and people

that assume that their work leads to success in whatever form. So today I wanted to share

with you the Aya itself and the reality of worldly acquisitions.

What does a person acquire in this world of anything?

When Amru Laiya Tussrahrah al-Hapat. It's not even reduced. The matter is not reduced to just wealth.

So, Allah says, what not Uteitum in Shayi, and whatever you've been given of any sort of thing.

Uteum, the Ute thing. Uteteum.

The Utea, Utea is that active or pass so much good, right?

What's the nahibud find?

Uteitum.

Not it would find, let me is what I said not tell me because of my Tia right but briefly

you've been given something as opposed to saying for my dakum whatever you have been she in whatever you have in whama my dakum whatever you have been chayin whatever you have in

whama an dakum in chayin whatever you have in your possession he says whatever you've

been given of anything the statement already acknowledges that it's not yours

and given to you.

Whatever you have has been given to you.

It isn't actually genuinely your possession.

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