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hil Rashma

ill-o-o-o-o-o- Ahim.

Asa mahim.

Asa malaq Mohamed Zulah, here O Barakatu,

welcome to another episode of YQ gems. Today I'm going to do something different. I don't know how this is going to be received, whether it's going to be useful or popular or beneficial or not, but I wanted to see an experiment around.

Today's lecture is going to be a relatively academic one.

It's actually original research. It's something that I've been passionate about for many, many

years, which is basically early Islamic theology. And today's lecture will primarily be meant

for those who have read the famous book of

Shah has a son of al-Barbahari and who have some idea of the development of early

Islamic theology.

So this is not a general lecture.

It's meant for those who are interested in the sciences

of a kidda of theology, and especially those

that are interested in early Islamic theology.

And today's lecture will also have some original research that I have been doing in this topic.

Unfortunately, none of it is published because my own person in life

it doesn't really give me the luxury of sitting down and writing papers. I'm just

so busy and doing the various things that I do and also there's no need for me to be

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