We're here today to talk a little bit more about my craft. My name is Steve and joining me today is Chris Say hello Chris Yeah We are in different time zones if you couldn't tell I'm from North America and my compadre there is from down under So So the the purpose of this video is or these series of videos Hopefully is I I approached my craft as a project as a person who has not done any kind of development work for Anything related to AI and I looked at this and thought hey, this is really neat. I'd like to get involved in this and so I did what everybody did it does when they don't know anything and they go out and try and teach people I wrote some articles on open source comm and From that came a lot of questions about well, how do we how do we do these things? how do we get involved what do we do and a lot of people are looking for a more interactive way and Hopefully if we get enough feedback from this Chris and I will do a couple more of these videos and we get some feedback Well, we'll help shape What we kind of cover? So Chris, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself? Yeah, so I'm Kers or Chris and I'm the Director of developer relations just have to remember my title don't really use it very often I do dev roll at at my craft and Presuming that everyone knows what my craft is if not go to my crop today. I But yeah, the my primary role is to Support the community to be involved in my craft in in all the many ways that that might involve But we're also a very small team. So I also do development and communication stuff and Anything else that needs to happen, you know So, yeah, that's that's me you wear many hats Many hats. Yeah So, what about you? You've got introduced yourself as well. So my name is Steve. I work for Red Hat Which has absolutely nothing to do with this but just I work as a consultant for Red Hat So I go on client site and I attempt to Solve problems that they have with with particularly Kubernetes open shift and containerization So that's kind of my background. I've done Python for years and while I don't consider myself a Python dev I've gotten fairly decent at being able to to create some competent code and I use that to kind of support my my workflow and so What I really liked about my craft is it's got a lot of Python and that is an easy on board for me right like that was something that was really easy for me to pick up and get into and so with With getting in touch with Chris. It has been a really Interesting journey getting Integrated into the mycroft community again. I'm not I'm not a developer There's there's a couple of guys out there like Jarvis who they're just producing volumes of skills All the time and that's not going to be me But what I can do is I tend to be the guy that ends up knowing people and making those connections so I hope to be able to connect Chris with parts of the community and and extend the reach and get some excitement around the project because I think it's a really important project to have a balance and And and an offering from the open source side of things to to an Alexa or a Google home And so yeah, they we're hoping to show you how to get up and running with with mycroft Particularly when you're talking about setting up virtual alms or Anything where you might need to target a specific version of Python or just generally onboarding into the development process Yeah, fantastic. I couldn't agree more and we'll get into the technical side in a second, but just to focus on What you were just saying around contributing to mycroft like I think a lot of people think of open source as Code in a github repository or in you know in a git repository of some kind But we really believe in open source as You know a movement of people who are all contributing to make this possible and that that includes developers it includes You know technical writers or you know people who can communicate in a technical way It includes people who have design skills. It includes testers includes people contributing Their data if they if they opt into the open data set, you know, there's just so many ways that People can contribute to mycroft in a really meaningful way and they are all as important as each other So just want to make that clear And that really kind of works out for me because one of the skills that I have is Being an information aggregator. I'm technical enough to be able to understand what I'm being told I may not be an expert implementation Specialist, but what I can do is I understand the information well enough that I can then Well, I can teach it to other people. I'm able to translate some of that more difficult language into an easy to understand on-road path And so my hope with this series is that working with Chris we can really make Onboarding into the project approachable, you know, like one of the things I found was very interesting about the community was Everybody says oh our community so open and and you know, we're welcoming everybody says that nobody says our our community is terrible We're full of grumps But with with mycroft, I found that it actually was true like I actually felt a part of the team From the from the near beginning like people were there ready to answer the questions He it's it's a small dedicated core of people even the volunteers, but man, are they passionate? Yeah, absolutely. We have we have a really amazing group of people and You know a lot of work's been put into that over a long time from from well before I joined the company But you know, I think it shows how much how much passion there is for an open-source solution in this space and particularly when You know, we're at a time right now where we are Missila's needing to scale back a lot of their work in the space and and that's left a really big hole and Yeah, I think It's really important for for projects like mycroft and and other open-source projects in this space to to really be open And approachable and to to work together wherever we can Because we are going up against the biggest kind of companies in history. So yeah So the purpose of what I hope to achieve here is we're going to walk through the kind of like the setup of Mycroft and how to onboard yourself into the common IoT and I think this is kind of important for us to capture because You know, you and I have had several conversations as a sidebars How do I get this thing running or whatever? And I I happen to be competent at Python But I'm not at all competent with get like I can do a clone and I could do a rebase but that's you know kind of Out of my wheelhouse And so I was thinking there's probably a lot of other people like me that that are competent on hacking on something But how is it that we get them to a place where they can do this on their own and actually feel Not lost especially with home assistant and open-hab really kind of taking off What I have here is I've got an Ubuntu 2004 because This is probably the most common target for development. I would think yeah So the only thing that I have done so far is installed get and all of the updates and then I rebooted it So we're completely fresh. So let's start with Right now So I want this to age well And so the idea is is we're probably going to be in this situation in the future where we're going to have to use virtual Oms from for a previous version of Python because of the support that you have to give to different Hardware products and stuff like that. So the idea here is How do I set up a virtual Oms and how do I get my craft core installed using that virtual Oms? Because by default it wants to use the the core Python in your system So the the the set-up scripts That my cross ships with it will do both of those things for you it'll create create the virtual environment and You can pass in an argument to say what version of Python you want to use. Okay, so Through that. So where do I get started here? Well, maybe we should open up the micro documentation just so that we kind of show people 100% You know where they go. So if we we have an browser and head to micro that AI slash documentation All right, so here we go. We are on the documentation the documentation page here cool, so we we want to get my crop to start with and then There's a range of ways that we can do we can use it, but we're probably Just interested in the micro for Linux So the the classic mechanism and that that most people Have used to date and that you know unless we say otherwise This is kind of a the way that that will install it is using a git clone process so if we scroll down to getting started and Yeah, we can see that there's there's four commands The first one obviously just changes you into your root directory and then the next one Ones the repository We'll do that. I normally like to have a git projects directory instead of putting things in the base of my home directory So I'm just creating that to help organize myself Totally and my crop shouldn't care where it lives on the system. There's a lot of like it will it will try and Put things in the places that it expects, but we're also adding support for things like the xdg standard so so that you know if uses a Setting their systems up to use that standard then then it will it will respect that I'm gonna go ahead and clone this All right So now we're now Yeah I'm gonna go in here. So all I'm doing here is just I'm just looking at these commands So I'm assuming I don't want to run the dev setup yet. Oh, we're like that Yeah, that's that's true. So and so we were talking you were mentioning before that we We might want to set a particular version of Python And so I think by default 2004 You've been to 2004 runs Python 3.8. Is that right? Apparently it doesn't have Doesn't have Python installed. Oh, it's Python 3.8.2 Well, what version is in the mark one because that's really what we're targeting here. We have to be the lowest common denominator Yeah, okay. Well, then let's go 3.7. That's that's what's in the mark one now. So Hey, we'll do this Ah dead dead snakes very nice So world moves forward at a rapid pace Yeah, yeah, it does It doesn't feel like 3.7 came out that long ago so while we're going through the the installation process mycroft requires the Python headers, which is inside of the dash dev Packages inside of the Debian base system. So you're going to want to install Python 3.7 Python 3.7 Virtual omb which is the V ENV package you can install the docs if you want to you can install bin utils and the the bin FMT support package the ones you really need are the Python 3.7 the Python 3.7 v omb and the Python 3.7 dev packages All right, so now we want to get back to that that dev setup shell script and So it's it's like a setup wizard, you know, it'll it'll ask you some questions Set things that anything up automatically that it can But for this one we want to pass in a flag dash P For Python and then we'll we'll pass in the Python 3.7 So it knows. Yeah, that's the that's the Version that we want to use and then it should use that to set up the virtual environment and Therefore everything else that that mycroft does will then be will be done within that environment. So Yeah, so we can run that Yes, we want to run the stable branch Sure, we'll have it automatically update build mimic Well, I was just gonna time-lapse it, but sure you want me to kill it again It will take a while All right, take two Yeah Maybe don't do auto updates for the moment. Okay Just for the purposes of this Just because we'll be manually, you know doing doing to get stuff make sense But yeah, I'd say no just for the purposes of this tutorial It's a good thing to go and grab a coffee on you know Yeah, let's add the helper commands. So just just adds the micro core flash bin directory to your path so that Just exposes some some helper commands to make things a little easier check for code style if I'm sure answer. Yes Yes, I Think that's a good one to do as well As long as you're happy to do it because it means if you are contributing any code to the project then You get a warning that something's wrong While you're trying to do the commit rather than pushing the pushing the code up and then having Microsoft's continuous integration services, you know post public messages telling people that you have, you know a Trailing white space or something stupid, you know So yeah, it just catches all that little stuff So are you using static analysis in like I mean usually stylistic things like PEP 8 are mostly For static analysis and that sort of stuff. Is that what's happening in the in the CI CD pipeline? We just use pilot Yeah, yeah, and that'll throw a lot of that'll throw a lot of errors. Yeah. Yeah, it throws a lot. Yeah. Yeah There's been talk about black as well, but that's a whole different discussion So this this is a good question that will often come up as well So basically there's a there's a package conflict And in the past it has caused some problems because you know with with the way that Linux handles dependencies, you know If we remove if we install a particular package and it conflicts with another package It won't it cannot allow both of those packages to exist. So it removes the other package and then it turns out that that package was a dependency of a dependency of a dependency and It it particularly caused problems with them with wine so Anyway, now we just have this this big warning there to say Please pay attention to what? the installer is Telling you it's gonna remove So if we hit enter it will then show us what it's going to install and What's suggested and What will be removed? So in this case The only thing being removed is that the jack. Yeah So that's not going to cause any problems Well, it's very unlikely to cause problems. The problem would be if it, you know people are having, you know wine and a range of other packages that were relying on that live jack being removed and you know caused a whole lot of It's unlikely fortune. We just have that warning It's unlikely that unless you're installing this on a professional audio system You're probably not using live jack because jack takes a lot of extra setup to to work through so yeah Yeah, so dev setup will also run anytime. There's a doesn't a significant update to the microcorp Software You know if you just change change a few lines of code then it won't need to run But you know any any actual update of the the microcorp version It will rerun dev setup to make sure that everything's still You know that all the dependencies are up to date and all that kind of stuff So this brings up a question that I thought I've been asked this quite a bit after writing those articles and so people have been wondering Can you use mycroft completely offline? Because right now it automatically proxies out to Google for a lot of its stuff And so the questions have been like can you use this offline and my yeah, I'm not really sure basic answer is yes, but You can use mycroft completely offline the biggest Issue is that speech-to-text so the speech recognition this there isn't a great open source solution for that yet so Calde is a long-running project that was Excellent when it first got released But you know, it's it's pretty old now and they're still doing updates But it's based on some pretty old technology and deep speech from Mozilla is the other player here But it disregarding the changes that are very recently happened at Mozilla even even before that You know, they didn't feel it was up to to the standard required either so they're Firefox Voice project, I believe also used Google's STT service So, you know, it's I know we're working towards but at the moment, it's not a simple task. So you can do it there is a Personal back-end which can replace the What's called Salini our home dot mycroft.ai back-end And one of our community members Java Jarvis has Of course, it's him. No, it's of course. It's him. Oh, yeah, yeah, he does everything he's he's got a skill that actually Mocks out a back-end so it is even simpler than the personal back-end and so that's something that People can use as well. Obviously Things that aren't in the mycroft marketplace There's always the disclaimer that if it's not in the mycroft marketplace, then we haven't reviewed it so People should be reviewing any code that's putting on their devices and you could you could even choose to use mycroft and still use Cloud services, you know, take mycroft's back-end out of the equation isn't is another option. I guess that the value that you get by using mycroft's back-end is that all the requests to things like STT services are then propped through mycroft's servers and sent anonymously to the third-party services. So Google can't tell that They can't profile individual users and say, okay, this person was from this IP address was asking about this and then they were asking about, you know this medical problem and then they were asking about the opening time of this thing and and all that sort of stuff. So they can't tell if it's one user asking 10,000 queries or 10,000 users asking it one query each And we wherever possible we send flags to opt out of any data collection by default. Yeah, we try and handle all that for you and and that's yeah, I guess one of the one of the values of using using our services Now that we are now that we've got mycroft installed We should in theory have a virtual on for kicking around here. That will be for Python 37 Yeah, to activate the virtual environment for us. So we can we can just bash that Oh, sorry, so what's it? Now where we should be if I just type Python we've got Python 379 Excellent. Yeah And just for people that aren't familiar with Python virtual environments, we can see at the start of the At the prompt and we've got a then in prices Which tells us that we're inside that virtual environment and that's basically It's kind of like a precursor to snaps where it took all it takes all of your dependencies and puts it in a local directory and then Takes that at the front of your path for lack of a better way of putting it so that anything in the local directory then Like anything any pip stuff that you install the Python binary is also kicking around in here So all of these things are put locally for you Yeah, and if you if you then Want to remove my croft and all of the dependencies that it's installed you remove the Well, you can remove the entire microp core directory or you can just remove the microp core slash dot V and V and that will blow away that virtual environment So now that we've got my croft Installed it probably hasn't been started yet So is our next step then to start my croft So I think let's do you start my croft with debug argument so the debug argument is going to start all the services and And watch the command line interface as well Because you'll see some some messages about precise in green Because this is you know more of a development environment it doesn't come pretty shipped with them With precise so it falls back to a pocket Sphinx Wakeward spotter until it finishes grabbing that So you'll probably notice that it's not as good at detecting your hay microps at first and then Once it's finished installing that it'll it'll get better. So I'm gonna take this registration Offline I'm not actually gonna show that part, but I'm gonna do that here in the background right, so We've got my croft up and running and one of the things that we were discussing in our little break was that We initially ran with the debug. So we did a start my croft dot s with the debug option here But what I inadvertently learned was that if you leave the command line shell by doing this control C It also stops all of the services because of the way that debug instantiates itself so What we were talking about was perhaps it's better to run the start all and Then afterwards launch the my croft CLI client so that if you need to drop back out of the Out of the client here for any reason you're not actually taking my croft out with you Yeah, so I mean in some ways it is It can be benefits to both like if you're just wanting to run my croft quickly And then when you control C, you've you've quit it and you can walk away You know, that's nice and quick if you do Start all services and then launch the CLI Then you need to make sure that if you don't want my croft running that you stop my croft services as well That makes sense So where do we go from here now that we've got a basic my croft instance up and running? Yeah, so now what we're interested in is installing the well, so we want to we want to get home assistant Running as an example skill That's using but can use the common IoT framework So because the the framework is is currently included in my croft core But it's not it's not publicly available So there's a there is a another piece of the puzzle that we need to add in as well, which is the common IoT control skill Because we're in the virtual environment, we can just use MSM But even if you're not in the if you're not in the virtual environment Then you can use I think as you were about to do is use the The the the my croft dash MSM commands that's in the bin directory of my core Yeah, so so MSM we want to install a skill and We can just use the the URL of any skill that we want to install so For the common IoT we'll probably want to go to github That is a very smart way of doing it So is this the one we want the skill IoT control? that's the one and so we'll just grab that URL and Slam it in there. That's it. And that's all we need to do And so MSM will as it said it'll it'll clone that skill into your slash op slash my croft slash skills directory Which is similar to from from skills within my core That's the one and it also installs any dependencies That the skill has defined Yeah, that's that's all we need for the common IoT control skill and so now we want to go and grab the home assistant skill Which? Great, so that's that's in schools in skills and But by default so the version of home assistant in the marketplace is not using the common IoT framework at the moment and so what we want to do is change into the directory for that skill and We're gonna Switch to the branch of that skill where the development for common IoT has been happening Yeah, so to switch over we're gonna just do check out. That's it feature slash common IoT Will that work or do I need to Give it a try This will create some mild Issues, so if you if you used to get check out And truncate to feature. That's it That should be better because that will then track from the remote branch And so now anytime you reference feature slash common IoT It's gonna know that you're referencing the that the branch of that that is on the origin becomes more important when you when you start adding in different Different repositories, so when we fork the project into our own GitHub account because we want to make some changes and do our own development on it And then we want to contribute those changes back up to the parent project We're then gonna end up with two remotes one that is in microaf AI's And one that's in our own GitHub account and that's where we'll get into a bit more of that That's switched over to the new branch we can see there and Should we have a look at what the what the requirements are Just to make sure just to see if they've changed. So maybe do cat cat requirements. Okay There's a read me. There's no Sorry, it manifests It's using the newer manifest. Yeah, I'm So we need Python requests and there's your IO skill IOT control Yeah, that one's actually something I missed so this new manifest.yaml way of defining Requirements means that you can define you can actually define three types of requirements So one is system packages One is Python dependencies that you can see there with requests and then you can actually require that another skill exists For your skill to run and so those skills they have to be in the in the micro marketplace You know for it to Work so it can't just go and grab Stuff off in GitHub. Yeah Yeah, exactly. Yeah, so for those people who might be interested in Learning a little bit more about how to develop a skill We'll leave a link to a series of articles on open source comm about how to go through the process of starting your first skill kind of walking through so we talk a little more about Dependency handling and the different ways that are out there and and things like that So if that's your speed take a look for the link in the description and follow kind of from start I know nothing about Microsoft development to all the way building your first skill Okay, so it looks like we have got Microsoft set up. So that's probably a good place to leave the first video Today we covered a few tips Forget when when we first pull down the when we first clone the repo just to avoid some issues later on down the track we looked at some Arguments that you can use while installing Microsoft such as setting a particular version of Python We looked at the difference between some of the arguments when when running Microsoft. So looking at, you know, Microsoft's start all versus start debug and why We might use One or not the other some of us on this call I think that you should never use a particular argument Debug And and yeah, particularly if it's not clear about why why they are or what they're gonna do Can be a bit confusing So we definitely need to update the documentation for that as well and make that a bit clearer but but anyway we covered that and We also looked at how to install skills from outside of the marketplace using the the Microsoft skills manager In this case specifically to install the the IOT control skills so that we can we can get into that With home assistant, hopefully What what do we got up next? Yeah, so Next time I think what we're gonna try and do is have a home assistant Instance where we have a device or two attached to it and we're going to Then work with connecting mycroft to that home assistant instance And so I'll look to see if I have say An LED strip or something that's easy for me to show on camera so that yeah, yeah, my LED strips behind me We won't be using those those are my child indicator lights so at night I Have a motion sensor in the hallway outside of the room and it triggers this light behind me When someone has wandered away into either the bathroom or out in the hallway So that's an example of how you can use home assistant to Help you maintain your house and what we we ultimately want to do with with this project is Integrate mycroft with that because That is this these lights here are time sensitive They won't trigger during the day But there might be a case where we want to have extra light around our table out there And so it would be very helpful me for me to be able to say hey mycroft turn on the tables the table lights and So our next step is to set up the VM that will host Home assistant and then make that connection from mycroft into home assistant and So with that this kind of wraps up our current Our current video and we'll move on to the next one But we really want to hear from people because as much as I love to hear Chris talk It's it's much easier. It's a lot less work for me if we don't record our conversations and I have to edit them So we really we're making these videos to try and be helpful to the community And so we're open to suggestions of what you'd like to hear What kind of topics you'd like us to cover if we if we should bring on guests if we can get them to come on? And so ultimately we we're here to try and serve the community, right? I want to see This project blossom because while I may not have all the technical skills to make it awesome Maybe I can reach somebody and excite you into You making the awesome commit that's just something that I absolutely needed to have inside of mycroft, so we really want to hear from you and You can reach out on so I'm on Twitter. That's probably the easiest way to get me so you can tweet at Lin ux ovens oven s at Linux ovens and that will be down in the description You can find me writing on open source calm There's plenty of ways to get ahold of us you can come in into the chat for mycroft and ping either one of us We we both lurk in there Pretty much unless my browser crashes. I'm in there all day every day So Yeah, Chris, how can people get ahold of you? Yeah, I mean mycroft chat, you know, I live in there So chat that mycroft.ai is a good place. I am on Twitter at Chris Gessling Chris with a K I'm the only one in the world. So if you can't find me then You're not searching well Yeah, and yeah, absolutely we want to hear from people we want to know, you know What are what are the areas that that you want to hear us? Talk in more detail about you know, where are the where are the bits that that would help you to to contribute to mycroft So you mentioned being the only one in the world with with that name have a little Little story to end on so there is apparently a gentleman in Australia of all places that shares my exact name who has some level of authority in his company and I for several months was getting his email and I would reply back that they they're sending this to the wrong email So my email address had a period in it and his did not and they were putting the period in the email address So I was getting his email and I was getting emails like, you know, we really need to dismiss this person or you know Yeah, it was it was pretty crazy. And so when I was picking my Twitter handle I I was aware of the fact that this guy has a bigger social media presence than I do and I'm like I don't want any kind of you know conflict here. So I Kind of picked my last name and the thing that I I'm most passionate about and I put them together I'm like, man, I sure hope I don't get this guy stuff again. So that's just a little funny story to end on And with that I think we'll catch you next time and we look forward to hearing from you And please do contact us because we really want to make this useful to you Definitely awesome. Thanks everyone. Yeah until next time Ciao


Assalamu alaikum everyone. Welcome to the ninth live transmission of Quran recitation challenge brought to you in collaboration with Sakalain and Maulana online. With us is Kari Maulana Nuseni and this is the first time we have increased the transmission time from eight hours to nine hours. We have added two more hours in the starting time so all those from Australia and USA were having difficulty initially in getting a time slot in their feasible time can now book their slots very easily. Also please note that 15th of Ramadan will be inshallah the last day for this Quran recitation challenge. We pray to Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta'ala that may all our recitations, all our prayers, all our Ibadah in this holy month are accepted and may these recitation result in the reappearance of Aayma. So I hand it over to Kari Muhammad Ali Hussaini. Kari Sahib over to you. This is Kari Muhammad Ali Hussaini to all the listeners, viewers, administrators, managers and anyone who has taken a part in promotion of Quran and Mujeeb in this month and around the year. I will start the recitation with some ayaats and inshallah the next participant will carry on. So today's first participant we have with us is sister Zahra. Sister Zahra is the first participant we have with us. So today's first participant we have with us is sister Zahra. Sister Zahra, can you hear me? Yes. Peace be upon you. Thank you very much. We'll be starting our recitation from Surat al Nisa, Ayat number 11. You can see the ayat at the screen if you want to or you can do it from your book, whichever style suits you. Okay. I'm looking at my book. Okay. Surat al Nisa, Ayat 11. Okay. Can I start now? Yes. Let's start with Awlullah. Awlullah. Mimma. Mimma. Mimma. Mimma. Mimma. Mimma. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed, masha'Allah. You know many rules of tajweed. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Okay. Thank you. No, it starts from the ayat, please. Okay, let's work on this ayat again. Okay, let's work on this ayat again for the letter Bawd. Bawd, okay. For the letter is Bawd and not Zawd, right? Yeah. So, for example, this word. And you bring your tongue, sorry for interruption, and you bring your tongue to the left side of the upper teeth, right? Yes, either to the left or the right, it's your choice, but you don't touch them to the tooth, okay? Okay. Okay. The alphabet is Bawd. Repeat after me. Bawd. Bawd. Yes, correct. Let's try this ayat again. Okay. So, this is the difference between what we call Zoy in Urdu and Bawd in Arabic, right? Yeah. Can you repeat again, please, that where did you say that I don't have to touch my tooth, but I can bring my tongue to either side and then take the sound out. Yes, and take the sound of Bawd. Bawd. Okay. Okay. Bawd. Okay. Right? So, this is very important, especially for Surat al-Fatiha, because it always involves a Bawd in between, and Zawd is not correct at all. According to the Tajweed rules. Okay, let's proceed. Okay, let's work on this Ha. This is Arabic Ha with a hard texture. The place of articulation is in the middle of your throat. Right in the middle of your throat. Ha. Yeah. Repeat after me. Ha. Ha. Ha. Good. Ha. Ha. Wa la tan kihu. Wa la tan kihu. Ma na kaha. Ma na kaha. Right? So, let's repeat this. Right? Wa la tan kihu. Ma na kaha. Aaba'u kum. Meenan nisa'i. Illa ma qad salaf. Good. Very well done. Sorry. Just a second. Yeah. Sorry. Just a second. Yeah. Sorry. Just a second. Yeah. Can you hold for a second? Please. Just a second. Yes. Yes. No problem. Okay. Sorry. No. Don't say. Don't say o khfi. Otherwise, uh it will change the meaning. Wa l o khyi. Wa l o khti. Ah. Okay. Wa bani tele o khti. Wa bani tele o khti. Wa un ma haa tukum ul raati. Roy dua naka. doubled renderda. Role bah scissors. khatukumul laati aradhanak aradhanakumul aradhanakum wa akhawatukum min arradhaati min arradhaati wa ummahatunisaikum warabaa warabaa ibukumul laati fi hujur hujur hujurikum min nisaikumul laati dakhaltum bihin fa ilam takoonu dakhaltum bihinna fa la junaaha fa la junaaha alaykum wahala wahala ilum lazina min aslaabikum min aslaabikum wa an tajma'u bihinna l-ukhtaini ila ma qadd salaf inna allah ar-raheema ahsanta ahsanta sadakallahu al-aliyu al-Azim okay let me check the other participants if they are here you can stay with us here if you want to maybe you get a second chance um let me check the other participants be next okay so let us check the other participants as well the next participant we have with us is sister Fatima sister Fatima can you hear me aslamu alaikum wa aleykum asalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh ramadan kareem same to you okay inshallah so we will be starting the recitation right from where the sister left as sister Zahra mashaAllah barikallahu lana wa alakum kiddareen very well done suratun nisa ayat 24 starting of the juice five so uh if you are ready yes let's start so scroll down Okay, let me tell you two or three things. First of all, your voice is not very clear. So if you are using a hands-free device or something, be sure that it's okay. Can you hear me? Hello? Hello, Sister Fatima. Can you hear me? Hello? Hello, Assalamu Alaikum. Hello? Can you hear me? Sister Fatima? Can you hear me? Okay, Sister Fatima has left us. I don't know why. Sorry, I got disconnected.  I'm not hearing you clearly. Yes, my connection was a bit slow. I've switched to Wi-Fi. Okay, so that should be better. Please close all the applications running in the background so it may save some data for you. And the other thing is that we have to do the I-at once again. Alright, sure. I will advise you to go slow. Okay, don't rush. Yes, can you see the screen? Yeah, I can. Okay, let's begin. Very good. Very good. Mama. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.  Yeah Okay, so you have to prolong it till two counts at least Okay Right? Okay And not like a single dammah Okay Otherwise it changes the meaning from plural to singular Okay, so I have to prolong it Yes, so please recite this ayat again Okay Bismillah Wa madda alayhimna Wa a'manu bil-lahi Wa al-yaum al-a'here Wa anfaqum ima raza'a humullahu Raza'a humullahu Wa qanallahu bihim aleemah Inna Allah la yadlimu Mis'ala zarratin Wa intakuh hasanatay Yuzza'ifha wa yuh Wa yuqte min milladunhu Ajran alima Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Fakaifah eza jahna min kulli Ummatin bi shahidin Wa jahna baka alaha Udah e shahidah Yawm a'zi Bismah Yawm a'zi Yawm a'zi Yawm a'zi Zina katharum Wa a'asa wa astawil rasoola La otta sabba bihim al-arzi La yaktumuna lah haditha Sadaqa allahu la alayhi al azzim Masha'Allah masha'Allah Very well done Sister Fatima Was my pronunciation correct? Just your pronunciations in regards to Nazirah, like Fathas, Qasras, and Zamas, the basic thing is okay, alhamdulillah. But you need to work on the makharaj, like the articulations and the proper thing. For example, a'een, you are reciting a'een and alif, just like if there's no difference in between them. Again, the ha, halqiya, and the ha, the soft ha, butterfly ha, you are pronouncing them both the same. The third thing is about ha. Yes. This needs to be learned. A'een is from the, yes. Okay. A'een is a throat letter, ha is also a throat letter. You have to pressurize the throat to pronounce them properly. Ha. Yes. Ha. And the other sounds as well, like zwar, baud, val, za, all of them need to be worked on. InshaAllah, we'll see you again tomorrow and the following week. InshaAllah, we'll try to work on these makharaj as much as we can. Yes. Do I have to register again for tomorrow? If you have registered once, I think it's for the whole month, is it? I'm not sure. This is my first time. I'm not sure about it. Okay. It was nice listening to your recitation. May Allah bless you and bless us all. Everyone that's participating in this event. So the next participant we have with us. Okay, sister Fatima, you can stay with us if you want to recite more. Maybe you get another chance. The next participant we have with us is Sayyid Anis Abbas. Assalamu alaikum. Wa alaikum Assalam wa rahmatullah. How are you, brother? I'm fine. How are you, sir? Alhamdulillah. Ramadan Mubarak. Ramadan Karim Mubarak. And welcome to Saqlan TV. InshaAllah, we will be resuming. It's a great pleasure. May Allah reward you for this great service to the community. Thank you very much. Barik Allah. Wa lafum. Thank you. Okay. So we will be continuing from Surat An-Nisa, Ayat 43. Are you using the screen or reading from your book? I'm using the screen. Okay. Is it clear? Yes, it's clear. Okay. Let's begin. Bismillah. In this part, there were five mistakes. Okay. So you need to slow down a little bit. Yes. So you need to slow down a little bit.  Don't presume the words brother. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Let me explain something here. Let me explain. Maintaining speed is not compulsory in any ways. For example, I am a new student. I just know the basic rules. For example, I read it like this. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. This is correct. There is no issue about the speed. But the basic thing is if it is written Yusharaka, we cannot say Yusharika because it completely changes the meanings to the opposite. Yusharaka is the opposite of Yusharika. So it makes a lot of difference. That's why I advise all the Qaris here, all the people who are reading the Qur'an, reciting the Qur'an. May Allah bless you all. I always tell them that speed is no issue. Reading correct is an issue. It should be important. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Actually, my heart is so dry and I had been sore throat. No problem. You can read slowly. I am not pronouncing the words correctly. That may be the case. But keep calm and inshallah Allah Karim. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Very good. Have you not seen those who hurt themselves? Good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Very good. Okay. Let's see this. There's a mistake here. On the Maddi Mun Fasil here, you can see the Maddi Mun Fasil is on Ma. Mun Fasil means that, yes, this mud has at least three counts or more. You can also extend to four counts if you want to. But the basic thing is that this is a Maddi Mun Fasil. This small mud that you see many times. So this is a Maddi Mun Fasil. The word Mun Fasil means the one that creates a distance. The one that creates a Fasila. So it has to be distanced from the word that's coming up. Like Ma is separate and Atta is separate. Okay. So this is the function of Maddi Mun Fasil. It has to be a distance between the Madda and the next word. Right. Okay. Let's proceed. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Can I continue here? Yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I think you're on. The last one. The last one. Okay. That's it. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's continue. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, the word is Okay, the word is Okay, the word is No. There is no Not Ahsanu. Ahsanu.  Ahsanu. Yes. Ahsanu. Ahsanu. Good. Ahsanu. Ahsanu. Ahsanu. Ahsanu. Actually this word is not Ahsan. It is Ahsan. Ahsan. Right? Not Ahsan. Ahsan can be said in Urdu or in Farsi but not in Arabic. Ahsan is the character. Not Ahsan. Ahsan can be said in Urdu or in Farsi but not in Arabic. Not Ahsan. Ahsan can be said in Urdu or in Farsi but not in Arabic. Ahsan can be said in Urdu or in Farsi but not in Arabic. Not Ahsan. Ahsan can be said in Urdu or in Farsi but not in Arabic. Ahsan is the character. Sadaq Allah. Mashallah. Mashallah. Ahsan is the character. You need to focus on the words. Never presume a word in Quran. Never assume it from your side because there are always changing faces of every word. Like there was or there it was Ahsanu and then it was Ahsanu. Right? So it always changes E'arab and Harakat are always being changed. The word may be the same and we may use them in other languages like Urdu or Farsi or Hindi. The thing is that focus on the word what it is right there. Otherwise it changes the meanings very much. Like drastically changes the meaning. Alright, so mashallah. It was nice listening to your recitation. You can stay here with us and observe. I'm from Kashmir, India and it's here after I'm here. Mashallah. Remember in your house and inshallah. May Allah reward you for this great service to come. May Allah reward all of us inshallah. Sir, I have a question. Can I ask? Yes, please. Sir, if you want to give marks from out of 10, how much marks I will give? I will not give you any marks right now. I don't want you to get discouraged. Just your basics are good. Okay. Your basics are not bad. You are making connections and you are caring for the Fathas and Qasras and Zamas and everything. On the Shaddah, you are okay. Very well done. Mashallah. On the Maddahs, you are good. But you need to work more on the small marks. I will say. Okay, inshallah. I can... Inshallah, we'll meet every day and practice makes perfect. Inshallah, you will get... So, the next participant, I mean, thank you. The next participant with us is brother Aoun Ali. Brother Aoun Ali, can you hear me? Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. How are you, brother? Alhamdulillah. How about you? Alhamdulillah. Ramadan Karim. Ramadan Karim to you. Thank you. Okay, so we will continue from where brother left us. I am read from this laptop, inshallah. Okay, inshallah. So, it's... It's I-65 Surat al-Nisa. Let's begin, Bismillah. It's in the screen. Okay, you need to be a little bit slower, brother. Because now you... Open the Quran is okay, huh? No need to open the Quran, right? If you want to open the Quran, if you feel more comfortable with your book, it's better to use your book. Because there are differences in the script as well. It's okay. Okay. Okay, it is also allowed to stop at that ayat and not connecting the next wow with it. All right. Yeah. I am connecting the wow with any thing wrong or can do? Yes, you can do it, but then you have to read it like, right? Right. So, if the ayat ends there, you can start from here without the Shadda. Shadda is just for your convenience. It's not a compulsory thing. Right. Okay. Okay. Okay. Very good. Very good. Okay. Very good. Okay. Okay. Okay, Masha Allah. Let me, let me, let me discuss something here with you. I am feeling that you are putting on too much pressure on your throat and on your lungs. You don't need to do that. Am I correct or not? Yes, inshallah. This last night is doing some problem, but inshallah I will try to don't do pressure. Inshallah. Try it without any pressure. You don't need to be pressurized. You don't have to maintain any speed in the Quran. Okay. For example, if I am, I am a newcomer here, for example, I don't know Quran very much. And I, I read like this, fal, yukha, til, fi, sabi, lil, la, hil, la, zina, yash, runal, haia, tad, dunya. This is also correct. Okay. No one in the world can say that this is wrong. Okay. Because this is not wrong. If, if I'm changing the Arab, then it's going to be incorrect or wrong. Okay. Right? Right. So, so that's the point. Don't feel pressure. Don't, don't take any performance pressure. You are not performing.  Inshallah. You're doing it. Okay. So let's start again with Bismillah. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Wa ma lakum la tuqatiluna fi sabi'ilillah fi sabi'ilillah wal mustad harfina minar rajali van nisa'i wal bildanil ladzina yakuluna rabbana yakuluna rabbana afridna minadihil qariyatid. Wa l-bildanil ladzina yakuluna rabbana yakuluna rabbana afridna minadihil qariyatid dhalimi minadihil qariyatid dhalimi ahluhah waj'allana milladunka wal yaw waj'allana waj'allana milladunka nashira. Ahsant. Ahsant. Very good.  Okay, so where do you get the Annalisa, Yani? Yes, I am here. My grandson is coming at 6 p.m. load. Mr. Mahmud, Mr. Haider Abbas Saini, he is very shorted. Okay, so you want him to come right now if you want? No problem. He will wait on his load anytime. Okay, okay. Because we don't have other participants right now. If you want to continue, you can continue. Okay, okay. But only if you have, like if it's not your start time or something. Okay, masha'Allah. Very good. So let's proceed. Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful. In the name of Allah the Merciful.  Okay, if Heather wants to come and recite, he can do it right. Where are you from brother Anali? I'm from Karachi. Okay, masha'Allah. I'm also from Karachi. Karachi, which area? Karachi BCHS. This is okay. I'm from Soja Lugra. He's a beginner and he will recite the Quran. Soja Lugra. Soja Lugra. Soja Lugra. Soja Lugra. Soja Lugra. Soja Lugra. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. How are you Heather? I'm fine. Thank you. How are you? I'm doing good. Masha'Allah. Ramadan Mubarak. I'm a beginner so I would recite the 38th verse, Surah Naba. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, so just let me save this ayat. Let me save the ayat here. Okay, no problem. You can do it. Okay, I copied the ayat and you want to do it from your own Quran, Surah Naba? Alright, inshallah. Just let me change the Surah. Surah Nasa 126 it was. Surah Naba. Okay, very good. So it's 78. Alright. Okay, let's begin. Bismillah. Bismillah. No, not. Bismillah. Mashallah. Yes, inshallah. Surah Naziat. Zariat or Naziat? Sorry. Naziat. Yes, Naziat is here. Okay, let's begin. Nadiah. What is that? Nadiah. Yes, Nadiah. Nadiah. Thank you so much. So I have a guest. Yeah, he doesn't. Yeah, he doesn't go out. So right now, just he left. Mashallah. Okay, so I have transferred the host to you and you can carry on. But this boy was reading from like some of some other place. Let me tell you the Ayat number and Surah that Surah was Surah Tun Nisa. Surah Tun Nisa. Okay. Yes. Surah Tun Nisa Ayat 126. Okay. Okay. Okay, so now, inshallah, I'll be leaving from here with your. Okay, no. No problem. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Okay. Okay. Okay, Surah Nisa and I am no host. Yes. Yes, your host. Please share the screen. So. Okay, so Surah Nisa, sorry, which I am 126. 126. Okay. Okay. You can leave. No problem. Peace be upon you. All listeners, participants, reciters, assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi, this is Qari Mahdi Ahmad from now at your service inshallah for two hours. Let me share my opinion with you, please give me a minute with some salawat Ala Muhammadan wa ala muhammad, Allahumma salli ala Muhammadan wa ala alihi wa ajjal farajahum, suraya, let me open the ayah, shahru ramadana lavi, wa li tuqminu ala iddata wa li tuqabbiru allaha ala man tashku. Okay, let's go to the participants for first hour, okay the brother Haider Abbad Sayani are you there? Yes, okay mashaAllah brother okay, Salamun alaikum warahmatullahi, how are you? Yes, how are you dear? Alhamdulillah, can I ask you where are you from? I'm from Pakistan. MashaAllah, mashaAllah. Okay, they told me you want to recite from Parah 29 or 30, yes? Yes, I said 30, ayah number 30. Okay, okay, so which surah do you like to recite for us? Surah Abbasah. Surah Abbasah, no problem, you have Quran with you? Yes. Okay, so waiting, please start. Okay, continue please. You know how we accent letter thaa, thumma, thumma tip of your tongue, touch with, yeah, thumma, yeah mashaAllah, okay. The coffee is heavy, shak, belza, okay, was, was a, too, no, repeat, iqa, haday, khaf, khaf, not khaf, khaf, maybe, this is khaa, the dot, dot is on top, okay, not below. If that was below, it was jim, but it is khaa, khaa, okay. Don't hurry, please. Yawma yafirul mar, mashaAllah. Do you read Quran by your heart or from the book? So, ummihi wa abih, bani is for next, ayah. Please look, pay attention to the words.  Okay, mashaAllah, thank you so much, my dear. Hey there, you, Alhamdulillah, I'm very good. Yeah, only you need, inshaAllah, more practice, to inshaAllah, will be great, perfect, inshaAllah. Thank you so much. I hope to hear your voice on other days during Ramadan Mars, Ramadan Karim. Okay. Good evening. InshaAllah. Okay, let's you're welcome, my dear. Hey there, okay. Next participant is sister Sukaina Patel. Are you there? Thank you so much. At your service, please start. Yeah, Sura, do you have my screen or you want to use your book? I am using my book. Okay, Sura, Nisa, ayah number 126. Wa lillahi, maafis samawati wa maafil From here, please start. Thank you. One, two, three, six. Yes. Wa lillahi, maafis samawati. Please, lovely, lovely, please. Mohi. Mohi. Mohi. Mohi. Mohi. Mohi. Mohi, after ta, mohi, ta. Mohi, ta. You're not getting boys. Hello. You cannot hear me? Yes, now I am hearing. After every term in Fatah, you start pronouncing Aliman, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima, Alima. Alima, Water, Inna, Waima, Mana, Raat, Danaka, Fatah, Mim, Baliha, Noor, Shouza, Ofala, Deut, Nana, Yuse, Musa La Husslan, Wawas, Sulha, Sulha, Wawas, Sulha, Anon, Fuz, Anon, Fuz, Sulha, Sulha, Val'an, 22. I mean, don't pronounce word with haraqa, without haraqa, you must stop, okay, shuha. For example, you say pray, here is exactly like you say pray, shuha, shuha, shuha, shuha, wa-ina, tu, sin, wa-wata, ta-hu, fa-in-nal-lah, fa-nam, lima-hatam, maluna, kha-birin, wa-nal, khabi, kabirah, wal-lama, ta-sa-ta, ti-hu, katih, wa-ina, tu-sa-lihu, wa-tu, fa-in-nal, wa-ina, yasha, yatta, Yohannillahu Kulla Mina Kullan Nam Mina Sahid Wakannillahu Wa Asihaan Wa Asihaan Haqeem Wa An Haqeema Haqeema Mamana Ya Kofu Billahi Wa Maa Wa Rasuli Hiri Fa Qada Zalim Ba'idan Inal Azim Wait, don't hurry please.  If you like, you can finish this page.  Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Okay, let me check for a few seconds. Okay, there is now, so I will continue, inshallah. I seek refuge with Allah from Satan, the accursed. In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. Allah does not love evil except for what he hears. If you seek good or those who disbelieve in Allah and want to, and believe in some of them, and those who believe, one of you will come. The people of the Book ask you to send down to them a Book from heaven. They ask Moses, the greatest of that. They say, Allah has shown us ignorance. They took the clear evidence. They took the wickedness of their injustice. Then they took the haste after Moses came to us. Then we raised above them the tower with their mithaq. And we said, if the door would be opened, they would prostrate. They would prostrate in front of him.  And they did not kill him. And they did not worship him. And indeed, those who differed in him, in doubt, followed Allah, raised him. And if one of the people of the Book believes in the prophet before him, and on the Day of Resurrection, he will be a witness to them. And with the injustice of those whom We have forbidden to them, good things were given to them, and they were given to them from the way of Allah. And their brother was killed, and their food and food were given to them by the people of Baq. We have prepared for the disbelievers a painful punishment for them. But the leaders of knowledge from them and the believers believe in what is sent to you and who are the righteous and the righteous. We have revealed to you what We have revealed to you, the messenger and the prophet. And We have revealed to you the witnesses and the proofs. And a messenger, We have told them about you before and a messenger, We have not told them about you. And Allah has spoken to Moses. A messenger, We have told them about you so that there will be no harm for the people except for Allah, the messenger. But Allah is witness to what and Allah is enough to be a witness. Those who disbelieve and turn away from the way of their disbelievers may Allah forgive them. Oh, the truth has come from your Lord. And if you disbelieve in the sky Oh, only Jesus, the son of Mary, is the messenger of Allah and His word. Only Allah is a God in the sky He does not ask the Messiah to be a servant to Allah and to the angels who are near. And those who are waiting for His worship and are waiting for the great, He will gather them all to Him. As for those who believe and do good deeds, He will give them their rewards and increase them. And as for those who believe and do good deeds, He will punish them with a painful punishment. He will punish them with a painful punishment and will not find for them except for Allah, the messenger. Oh, the truth has come from your Lord As for those who believe and do good deeds, He will gather them all to Him. And He will guide them to a straight path. They will ask you, say to Allah, He will open you to the truth. If a man is blind to you, and a girl is blind to what you see, and he knows all of them, then if there were two girls, they would have two daughters. And if there were men and women, Allah will make things clear for you. Okay. We slowly are entering the second hour. So let me read names of participants. Brother Ali Raza. Sister Basila Badami. Yes, Assalamu alaikum. Assalamu alaikum, so welcome. Thank you. Please start from the first of Surah Ma'idah. Surah Ma'idah, just give me one minute. Surah Ma'idah, starting right? Yes. Okay. Surah Ma'idah. What are you doing? I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. I'm just going to give you a little bit of a break. 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I'm just going to give you a little break. I'm just going to give you a little break. I'm just going to give you a little break. I'm just going to give you a little break. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, let me read the names. Okay. Okay, let me continue. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, just give me a minute, brother. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, let's do this again, please. Okay. Okay. Okay, pay close attention to the words and the details. If you go slow, it's no problem. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, so let me explain something here. Just like if we say in English we say cat and cats. So if we say a cat, then it's singular. If you say cats, it makes it plural. So likewise in Arabic also, if you add a wow or alif to a name, it makes it plural. So it's very important and like it changes the whole sense of the sentence, the Arab and the signs that are there. Okay, let's get it on. Okay. Okay, look at me like listen to me. I am a beginner right now. Right. Okay. Right. So if even this much slow is also okay. But if I say it's incorrect, it's wrong. If I if I plays a dhamma on bar. Right. So even if you are slow, it doesn't, it's no problem, but you have to be exactly what you have to say exactly what's written there. Okay. Very good. Okay. There was a stop at this time. This is a absolute stop. Okay. So next time you see the sign you have to stop there. Okay. Okay. Okay. Focus more. Okay. Okay. Okay, so I have another way for this. Okay, let's read this at once again because there were more than 10 mistakes, at least. And it's only this is only a single reason you have to focus more on it. Okay. It's not that you don't know it. No, it's because I don't read in this way like they are big format. Okay, you can you can use your book if you want to. You have your Quran with you. Yeah, what page is it. Okay, I'll tell you Surat ul Ma'idah at 89. I'll wait for you. No problem. Okay. Surat ul Ma'idah. I had number 89. You know how it is written in Arabic 89. I'll write it for you. Yeah. Here you go. Found it. 89. 89. 89. What are you? No, you are. Okay. It's not. I think it's different. Is it Surat ul Ma'idah? Yes. What is it? Yeah, you're listening. No, we want Ma'idah. Okay. Can you tell me what I am? 89. What's the number? I have number 89. 89. Okay. Okay. Found it. Yeah. Oh, I know. Oh, no, sorry. Okay, let's start with Bismillah. Bismillah. Let's do it again. On the screen you can see the mistakes that you have made. This is Shaytan. There is no stop here. There is no stop here. There is no stop here. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. You know, only on our messenger, the clear message. Only on our messenger, the clear message. Only on our messenger, the clear message. There is nothing. Don't presume a letter. Not fihah. Ta'amun. Not ma atta khudir. Sister, you need to practice more, right? You need to practice more and you need to focus more. Because the mistakes are too much. You need to control them, inshallah. And the more you practice, the easier it gets for you. If you want to listen to other participants, it will give you a good idea about everything. And inshallah. Okay, thank you. Thank you. Okay, so let's see the next participants. The next participant with us maybe. Okay. So, brother Ahmad Anwarov. Brother Ahmad Anwarov. Can you hear me? Yes, yes. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. How are you brother? How are you? Alhamdulillah, I'm fine. Okay, so let me show you the screen. Alright, so we were at Surat Al Maida, Ayat number 93. From the beginning, yes. Yes, Ayat number 93. Yes, let's begin. Assalamu alaikum. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. Okay, brother, from where do you belong? I'm from Uzbekistan. Excuse me, come again? I'm from Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan. Alright, let's do this Ayat again, please. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. I'm from Uzbekistan. I'm from Uzbekistan. I'm from Uzbekistan. Yes, okay. Okay, so this is from the beginning, yes. Okay, so this is from the beginning, yes. Okay, then, I'm from Uzbekistan. No, I can't hear you brother. I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top I can't get it what are you reading let's start over again from the top it's going to be very problematic for you if I keep on interrupting in between and that will not be like that we will not reach the goal. So the next participant we have is Daim Radha brother Ahmad you can be with us here at the program and listen to the other participants if you want to it's a very good idea when you listen to people when they are reading right yeah okay I will listen inshallah and another message okay so the next participant with us is Daim Radha Daim Riza yes salaamu alaikum how are you Daim I'm fine okay so we were at surat ul maida ayat number 94 from where do you belong Daim okay Pakistan Karachi okay mashaAllah so let's start from surat ul maida ayat number 94 at your screen bismillah mean Don't go very fast, don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. The next participant we have is sister Nadra Rida. Nadra Rida. Can you hear me sister? Assamu alaikum. Wa alaikum As-salam wa rahmatullah. How are you? Alhamdulillah sister, how are you today? Okay, let me set up the screen. 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We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. Can you repeat this ayat? We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We have a student over here. Can you see my screen? Okay, so you would continue from Ayat 138 Surah Al-A'raf. Okay? Okay, yes sir. Yes sir, can you start? Yes, you may go. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. We worship Allah. 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With that, we know. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Over here. Okay. Okay, so we have the next student over here. Sayyid Muhammad Ali Musabiyah, how are you? Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah, sir. How are you, sir? Alhamdulillah. Okay. So, can you see my screen? Yes, I can. Okay, that's really good. I think what's one thing? Yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sayyid Muhammad Ali Musabiyah, I can't hear you. Are you there? Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm fine. That's great. Okay. Can you see my screen? Yes, I can. Okay. We would continue the Surah from Ayat number 30. Okay. Ayat number 30. Okay. Yes. Okay. Ayat number 30. Okay. And Allah is the best of those who do not know. And when our verses are recited to them, they say, We have heard, if we had, we would have been like this. And when they say, I am from you, I am from you.  You don't have to recite this alif, this alif would be silent, okay, so you have to join lambit kha, as they were second word, lax talaftum, lax talaftum fil mi adin, yaqziya, halakya, man haiyya latanad aqtum wa latanadzatum fil atasudum, baiz yuriikumuhum fi a'iyunikum wa lila ilallah turja ul umur, ya yurhaal zina amman, izalakum toflihun, kaseer al la'al, kaseer al la'alakum toflihun, wa ati allah, yaqziya, wa ati, wa ati, allah, ya'um, fa tafshum, na'zau, ta'na'zau, fa tafshalu, wa tazhaba, Can I start reading?  Okay, I saw we would continue, but I'm not sure. So I thought about it.  Thank you very much. Al-Rasul. Al-Rasul. Al-Faranjahum. Fuki beradur khulafiz. Al-hafiz. Thank you, sir. Al-Faranjahum. Al-Faranjahum.


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Hello everyone and welcome to Prophecy Files Briefing. I'm glad that you've joined me today. I hope that you will share this out on your social media to help others to be alert to the times that we're living in. That's what Prophecy File Briefing is all about, to keep you up to date on what's happening in our world as it relates to Bible prophecy. And here's one that's fresh off of this article to let you know just how important your witness and your testimony is. The article says, restraining the great reset. Christians are the only block to globalism and the world powers know it.  The Holy Ghost inside of the church operating today in this world is the only thing that is keeping darkness from being able to absolutely take over. The evil that is coming out of places like the World Economic Forum that is on open display of paganism and anti-God agendas and so forth. I can tell you, ladies and gentlemen, that the church is more important now than it ever has been before. And the Bible tells us very clearly in 1 Thessalonians that the restrainer when he is removed, when the restraining force of God is removed or taken away, then the evil one is going to come. That is the Antichrist. That is taking over this world in a darkness that this world has never seen before in its history. Jesus said the Great Tribulation Period would be a time like no other. It's identified in the Old Testament and the new as Jacob's trouble. It is a time period where all out evil takes over completely. And the only thing that is holding that back is the fact that the church is still on this earth. When the rapture takes place, it will all be over for the church's job in the church age will have been completed. And now God will turn his attention back to the Jewish people during that seven year period of time. The church has not replaced the Jewish people. It is here for the purpose for which God called it. And when Jesus comes, he will rapture the church, every Bible-believing believer off of this planet in the rapture. And now the attention will be turned back to the Jewish people. And for seven years, the onslaught of evil under the direction of the Antichrist, possessing him, the devil himself, upon this world. It's a time like no other. It's important that we win the loss like never before. The Bible says, knowing the terror of the Lord, we persuade men. I'm really concerned because today, churches are ignoring Bible prophecy altogether. And in fact, one fourth of the Bible is prophetic in nature. There are over 500 prophecies that are pointing toward the second coming of Jesus Christ that are found in the Old Testament. One out of every 25 verses in the New Testament deals with the second coming of Jesus Christ. How can we ignore that? And why in the world would we want to preach from behind our pulpits some secret sensitive type of message and not let the people know that we're on a time, a limited timeframe between now and the coming of Jesus Christ? I can tell you, the Bible says with this hope, we purify ourselves. That is to say, we live right and righteous before God knowing that Jesus could come back at any moment. How are you living? If you're not right with Jesus Christ, now's the time. If you're backslidden, you've gone away from God. You've fallen away from the Lord. Now's the time to get back and fellowship with Him because the signs are all around us. Whether people are talking about them or not or recognizing them or not, the Bible is bringing it clear every day. I encourage you to read your Bible, get in a good Bible believing church, one that preaches about the imminent return of Jesus Christ and be ready because in an hour that we think not, the Son of Man is going to come. And until then, remember that Jesus Christ is coming soon.


For the love of God, stop getting so passionate about things that don't matter. This is the introduction song. It's not very good, but it's not too long. I realize that's a broad statement, and it can mean a lot of things, but please just give me a minute to explain myself. I'm talking about the people who, a year and a half after the Game of Thrones series finale, are still bitching about it. I'm talking about the people who three years after Luke Skywalker came back in The Last Jedi and didn't act exactly as they wanted him to, and they're still throwing a fit about it. I'm talking about that sort of thing, because people... I get it, okay? We love entertainment, okay? That's what my whole channel's about. It's about books, video games, movies, all that. We love that stuff, and we should, you know? A lot of it is great, a lot of it's fun, a lot of it makes you sad, makes you laugh. All sorts of stuff like that, and we do love it, but it's not real. Please, for the love of God, just stop getting so angry about it. And I'm bringing this up because I saw a Twitter post the other day. I'm not gonna point out who it was specifically, because I don't want to cause drama. I don't want other people insulting them or anything like that. But it was a Twitter post that was still complaining about The Last Jedi. And I'm like, okay, look, I'm not saying you have to like that movie, okay? We all have our own opinions. And in fact, I'll get to that in a second. Don't worry about that.  You have a serious problem, okay? It's not real. None of this is real, guys. Like, as I'm filming this, the people of France are burning down Paris because the police are trying to take away what little accountability they have and they're rising up against it. Like, that's something you should be passionate about.  So don't let them.   I should not hate the word objective because it's just a word. But people, it's worse than literally at this point. Like, no one uses the word literally properly. Nobody. Ever. Like, once in a while, I will see it. But very, very, very rarely will anyone use the word literally or objectively properly. Objectively means that that's the only way it can be, okay? It's something that can be measured and it's not subject to opinion. Like, for example, there are 50 states in the United States. That's an objective fact. That's not subject to opinion in any way, shape or form. The only things that can be objective about any sort of story or any sort of media are the things that happen in it. Like, at the end of The Last Jedi, Luke Skywalker becomes one with the Force.  But, yes, that's something objective that happened because it's something that happened in the movie. But The Last Jedi is a good movie or The Last Jedi is a bad movie or The Last Jedi is the worst movie ever. Those are subjective. That's an opinion. People have different opinions. When you look at something, when you experience the world, you are experiencing it through a very, very complex set of filters, okay? Not just through your own eyes and ears and all that. Like, that's obvious, you know? And for the most part, we all get the same thing. But through your own cultural biases, through your own personal experiences, through your own, however your mind was set up genetically from the time you were born, because we don't know exactly how big of a role genetics plays in that. But, you know, that's a part of it, certainly. And just a lot, a lot of various things all come together for you to form your opinion of something. And even if you can articulate or you can't articulate why you like or dislike something, that doesn't make it more important or less important or more correct than anyone else's. That's just not how it works.  I've talked about it plenty. And as a brief aside, yes, I do get passionate when I'm talking about how much I hate it, but I don't go out of my way to talk about it. You know, it's only on certain situations that I will talk about it, and then when I talk about it for too long, I tend to get myself worked up. And that, I think, is perfectly fine, perfectly fine level of passion.  But there are plenty of people out in this world who, for one reason or another, love the lovely bones.  I just need to leave it alone.  Whatever. It's not hurting anyone, and it doesn't matter. Just because I can articulate all the reasons I hate it, and I can point out specific things in the book that makes me want to throw it across the room, that doesn't make my opinion better.   I'm not joking about that.   That level of arrogance just sets me off way more than it probably should.    And I know it sounds like I'm talking about specific people or specific instances here, but not really. It's huge movements all across the internet in all forms of media that people like to do this. And why? It does not matter, guys. It doesn't matter. This is fake. Okay, if someone likes the last Jedi or dislikes the last Jedi, whatever, leave it alone. Who cares? If they're not getting up in your face about it, then what's even the point? What do you have to gain by convincing somebody that the last Jedi is objectively bad? What do you have to gain from that?  What is there to gain from that?   I'm like, okay, she wasn't a particularly good character, but what does it matter? People are so arrogant and so obsessed with this media that is not real that they bring it into the real world and they actually attack people over it.  And so they refused to show up at a con, and then people like Lindsay Ellis were calling them cowards for it.   Like, that's where it comes from. The idea that, yes, my opinion is the correct one and because I can articulate it or because someone online can articulate it in a semi-coherent manner, that means this is the correct way to look at it. There is no other correct way to look at it.  Like, not really physically hurt usually, but, like, getting death threats and harassment is just a wave, a tsunami of all that hate. Like, that is hurtful after a while. Like, no one has infinitely thick skin. And I'm not going to try tying this into the world too much. I probably could, but I would need to, like, really research it and stuff if I wanted to. But I will say, like, this same mindset when you bring it into, like, politics and stuff can get genuinely dangerous. Because then you're no longer listening to what anyone else has to say and you're just thinking not only are they wrong, but they're straight up evil.  So, just, you have to be careful with this sort of thing, guys. It's beyond just annoying and obnoxious. It can get people hurt.   Hit yourself over the head with a sharp, or not sharp, with a heavy object until you forget what that word is because you clearly don't know what it means. Anyways, I hope you're all having a good day and, yes, I am working on the Rhythm of War review and hopefully you don't have coronavirus. That'd be awesome. Huge, huge, huge thanks to all of my patrons whose names are here, including the $10 up, guys. Apo Savalainen, AvaTumor, Brother Santotis, Christopher Quinten, Deanna Dahim, Mbis, Emily Miller, Evan Stigal, Joel, Carcat Kitsune, Liza Rudikova, Madison Lewis Bennett, NB Star, Reeze Yorola, Sad Martigan, Sandrino, Tobacco Crow, Tom Beanie, Vacuous Silas, and Vevictus. Without you guys, stuff like this would not be possible. So if you want to get your name on the list or possibly get it early access to my videos or possibly other stuff, I don't know, then perhaps consider becoming a patron. 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