Assalamu alaikum everyone, welcome to the seventh transmission of Quran recitation challenge brought to you in collaboration with Sakalani Media and Malim Online. As usual, we pray that all our Ibadah of this holy month is accepted, all our recitations, all our prayers are accepted by Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta'ala. And may this recitation of ours on a daily basis pave the way for the reappearance of Harima. With us is Karim Mehdi and all the participants of this slot. So I welcome you all. For those of you who haven't booked their slots yet, they have been booking on a very fast pace now keeping in mind that we even have started to get bookings for the weekend upcoming. And 15 from Zanin inshallah will be the last day for the Quran recitation challenge. So all of you, all of those who wish to book are requested to book at the earliest. With that I request Karim Mehdi, please take over from here. Assalamu alaikum Karim Mehdi. Wa alaikum Assalam wa rahmatullah. For what do you? For what do you? Thank you so much. Welcome, thank you. Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem. Allahumma salli ala wuhammad wa barihi wa ajjal parajahum. Shahr Ramadan al-Lavi. I am so happy we have the Quran reciting of Ramadan month. Okay, let's start. Sorry for late. Let's read the participant name. Sister Sukaina Patel. Are you there? Sukaina Patel, yes. She is here. You hear me? Sukaina. Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah. Now I am here. Where are you from? Can I ask you? Okay, please start from Surah Ahqaf, ayah number 16. Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem. I seek refuge with Allah. Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem. It is loudly. Your voice is not so loud. I seek refuge with Allah. In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem. I seek refuge with Allah. I seek refuge with Allah. No, no. This is ayah number 17. 16. I seek refuge with Allah. Okay. I seek refuge with Allah. I seek refuge with Allah. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. 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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. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the name of Allah, 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. Okay, start please. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Can you repeat that again? Can you repeat that again? The first one of Ulul Azmi. The first one of Ulul Azmi. Okay, let's go to the next Surah. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you now. Please. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. You're welcome. Okay. Okay. Brother Haydar, are you there? Yes. Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. So, welcome here to our Quran meeting. Thank you. Where are you from, brother? I'm from Belgium. From? Belgium. Okay. So, welcome. Please start from Surah. Do you have my screen? Yeah, I have also my Quran. Okay. Everyone you like, you can use, no problem. Surah, Muhammad, ayah number 13. 13. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. This is the voice we use for gargling. Okay. You can stop here. It is better, every stop sign you see, you stop that word. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay, no problem. This is normal. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. You didn't stop at any stopping sign you saw. Every stopping sign it is better you stop it is more beautiful. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I have a question, originality, you are Arab or Indian? Yeah, I'm Indian. Originality, Indian, yeah? Yeah. Okay, continue. Do you hear me? Do you hear my voice? Yes, yes. Will you repeat this ayah? I mean, do you know Arabic al-Han? For example, this Lahhan, maybe you... I'm studying at college.  Did you recognize it or not? Okay, so inshallah you must learn Quran reciters al-Han. Okay, I mean tunes, tunes. If you learn tunes, yeah, it will so help you. And I want to ask you another question. Which reciter do you follow? Mashallah. Please write his name in chat, okay? After your recitation, okay? After my recitation, ayah? Yeah, after recitation, write the name of that qari, you follow him. Chat box. Yeah, yeah, chat box. I'm chat box. Thank you. Continue, continue. To Kulli, okay? Because here we have jim. So from huwalevi, yeah, we thought stopping till Kulli, stop here, after wakafa billahi shahida. This way is better, okay? Yeah, yeah, from the first to Kulli in one piece, wakafa billahi shahida, second piece. Thank you so much, Sariah. I was so busy, I couldn't send a message and what's up to you. I will send inshallah, I will send. Thank you so much, I hope to hear your voice another day, inshallah. Now we, okay, thank you so much. Now we go to another participant, brother Muhammad Lillani. If I said your name correct. You hear me? Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi. Brother, let me, let me read the brother Muhammad Hussein Lillani. You hear me? Are you there? Okay, I can see your name here, but yeah, I can, but I, your mic is closed, I think. Okay, so let me continue to one participant will be inshallah present. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Muhammad, that is their example in the Torah, Let's go to the next Surah. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Yeah, brother Muhammad, you hear me? Yeah. Okay, and now brother Muhammad Lillani came, but let me, only recite four ayat of Surah Hujarat, then we will listen to the recitation of brother Muhammad Lillani. Brother Muhammad, this lachan I am using now for Surah Hujarat, this Hijaz, the name of this tune of this lachan, we call it Hijaz, Maqab Hijaz. You can listen. This is lachan Hijaz, I don't know you got it or not. You use two lachan, Bayat and Hijaz. Okay, he left, I don't know, brother. Yes. Brother Lillani came, but left again, I don't know why. What? I recited the ayat. Brother Muhammad, your action is completely Arabic. This is strange for me, did you, have you lived between Arab people or not? Please repeat the question. I mean your action is completely Arabic. You grow up in India or in another country? No, no, no, I grow and completely in India. Oh, Masha'Allah, so excellent for you, your action Masha'Allah is completely Arabic. Brother Muhammad Lillani, are you there, hear me? I cannot hear you. Muhammad Hussain Lillani, if you hear me, please reply. Muhammad Hussain Lillani, I cannot hear you. I think your mic now is working. Can you hear me? Mr. Lillani, please continue until you are able to recite. Hello. Brother Muhammad, please close your mic. Sorry, thank you, thank you. And brother Lillani, Lillani, Hussain Lillani. Assalamu alaikum. Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. We are waiting for you. You came, left, came, left. Actually I was having internet connectivity issue. Yes, yes, yes, I guess. Okay, where are you from brother? So, so welcome. Where are you from? I'm from Pakistan, Karachi. Masha'Allah, Masha'Allah, Dar al-Mu'mineen, insha'Allah. Okay, please start. Surah, Hujurat, ayat number five. Third ayat number five? Yes, ayat number five, Surah Hujurat. Okay. Okay.   You will become what you did with your blood. And know that there is a messenger in you. If there is a lot of things to be done, then you will be done. But Allah loved you with faith.  And He adorned you with faith.   And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. And He adorned you with faith. I will tell you a point about the way of your recitation. If you decrease your speed a little, I mean more slowly, your recitation will be more beautiful. Okay? You say. Of course, this is more beautiful. Okay? Okay. So, yeah, it is better for beauty after recitation to decrease your speed, please. All right. All right. In the name of Allah, the most Gracious, the most Merciful. Ma'sha'Allah. This is Azan. Yeah, it's Azan time. It's Isha Azan. So the window is closed? Actually, yeah, the door is closed, but the noise, the Azan, the voice of Azan will surely accompany us in the recitation. So wait for one minute, OK? Please wait for one minute as I'm finished after you continue, please. Thank you. Sure, sure. So when Azan finish, please start. Waiting. We can start now. OK, OK, continue, please. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Wait, wait. Yeah, ayyuhal nabi. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Is it OK now? Yes, it's better, of course. Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim. Ya ayyuhal ladina amal ujdanibu faqiram min awwanni. Inna ba'abu azwanni. If mu wala tajasas wa la yata ba'abukum ba'abua. Ayyuhibu ahadukum ayyakuna lahmah ahihimaitan faqirih. Tumqumah inna wmahu tawabur rahim. Ya ayyuhal nasu inna halakhnaqum min zakirin wa'unfa waj'annaakum su'udan wa qab'u ila l-ta'awra. Ba is light letter, so cannot say qab'u. Qab'u ila l-ta'awra. Inna akramakum hindam mahi atakwakum. Mahu alimun ahadir. Wala tia'a. Qabir. Habir. Wala tia'arabu aamanah. Qollam tu'umminu wa la kenkulu. Aslamna walamma yaddahul al-imanu ttiqulubikum. Wa inna toti'a Allah wa Rasulahu la yaladqum min a'amalikum shay'a. Inna muhafur wahim. Inna l-mukminuna. Inna manluna. Inna manluna. Inna manluna. Azeena aamanu billahi wa Rasulihi. Tumma lam yaratabu. Tumma lam yaratabu wa jahadu bi awwalehim wa anfusihim fi sabi'ilillah. Unaaika humum. Qollatu alimun ammoha bideenikum. Wa mahu ya'lamu ma'bis samawati wa maafil a'ab. Wa mahu bi kulli shay'in aleem. Yamunnuna alaika an aslamuh. Qollatamunno ala ya'islamakum. Qollatamunno ala ya'lamu ma'bis samawati wa maafil a'ab. Wa mahu bi kulli shay'in aleem. Yaladzeena aamanu billahi wa Rasulihi. Tumma lam yaratabu. Wa mahu bi kulli shay'in aleem. Azeena aamanu billahi wa Rasulihi. Tumma lam yaratabu. Insha'Allah we will hear your voice, you know Ramallah. Thank you so much. Now we will go to brother Meisam Ali. Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Are you brothers? How are you? Alhamdulillah, how about you? Are you okay? Sir, I am fine, sir, I am fine. Please start from Surah, the start of Surah Qaf. Okay sir, please wait, wait, two minutes sir, please. Okay sir, please tell me the answer. Okay, Surah Qaf, start from the first. Sir, please wait. Okay sir, alright, number first. Yes, yes. Thank you sir, thank you for this. Allahumma salli ala Muhammadah. That is a distant return. We have learned that the earth is divided from them. And we have a safe record. But they lied to the truth when it came. So they are in a difficult situation. Did they not wait for us to build it? And the earth is divided from them. And we have found in it some ruins. And we have found in it some ruins. I see it and remember it. For each servant. And we have sent down from heaven. And зал Rashid took our paradise and loved theui. And the shields are crim paperwork. And we have come to live for our servants. And we are the country of death. Haqqa Wa-A'id Afaa Afaa A'ina Bil Qalq Al-Awwal Bal Hum Fee La Bsim Min Qalq Al-Jadeed Wa-Laqad Qalqunal Insana Wa-Na'ala Mumaat Wa-Swissu Bi-Hee Nafsah Wa-Na'ala mumaat Wa-Na'ala Mumaat Wa-Na'ala Mumaat We are more equal on the other side Naf-suh Sorry sir Pardon me Wa-Na'ala Mumaat We are more equal on the other side Naf-suh Sorry Sir Sorry Meat Wa-Na'ala Mumaat Wa-Na'ala Mumaat I want to tell you one point. I want to tell you one point. I want to tell you one point. Do you see any sign above the last Aleph in Ana or not in your Quran? So please tell again. You use my screen or you use your book? Sir, I'm using my own Quran. Okay. So, word Ana. What is the sign above Aleph? Last Aleph. Aleph in the end, not Aleph in the first. Sir, sound up Aleph. No, Ana. No. Okay. So, this Aleph in Ana, there is a rule here. I want to tell you. Okay. Okay, sir. Okay, sir. This Aleph in the end of Ana. When you recite between sentence, it will be silent. You cannot say, this is right. You have to skip this Aleph between sentence.  So listen, this is right. But if you continue, you must say, the last Aleph is silent. Okay, Gadi. Sir, when we stop, then we can say Ana. Ana. Yeah, you have to recite Aleph. The last Aleph. Okay, sir. Sir, when we continue reading this sentence, we have to say, yeah, masha Allah. Masha Allah. Okay. Okay, sir. Okay, sir. I understand. Thank you, sir. You're welcome. Yes. Yes. I understand. Okay. Yes. Well, okay. That's okay. Okay, yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Okay. We'll end this. Yes. Okay. Okay. Yes. Yeah, okay, thank you. Okay. Yes. Okay, yeah, okay. Yes, sir. Okay. And then we continue. I have a question. Okay. Okay. Sir, why, sir, why, why we, sir, why we read the first, uh, before the one, why we read sir, why we read them at a lift. Yes. Yes. I've got your question. Listen, I want to tell you the rule in very, very easy, simple way. Okay, sir. Thank you. There is a manager said above. I don't know in your Quran. There is any sign above or not. Okay. Okay. Please tell again. We call it. The name is. Joining. Joining. Okay, sir. When we start. I mean, when we recited, when we recited, when we recited. Wonder. After this. We recite with. Okay. For example. Okay. For example. Okay, sir. Okay. Okay. So we must look at the first. First, haraqa, zamma, this alef also with zamma. If the first haraqa, not zamma, we start with kathra. Here, khudu khuluha, the first haraqa is zamma, on top, khaa, top on khaa, so it is khu, so here we say, khudu khuluha, because khaa has zamma. But for example, imagine, if khaa has kathra or fatha, I mean, not zamma, not zamma, we start with e. I mean, say, khudu khulu, but here because zamma, afkha, we say, khudu khuluha. Okay, thank you very much. Welcome.   Sir, I have a question again. Okay. Sir, why we read, sir, before we read, sir, before we read that, when we continue the sentence, we have to read, if there is anā, we have to read anā. So, sir, we have to, in this case, inna, the ayat number 43, sir, which I read, sir. This is different. This is inna, not anā. Inna means surely, surely we, surely we or indeed we. This is completely another word. That was anā. Anā means I, I. Yes, sir, I know, sir. Yes, it means indeed surely we and n-nuh-nuh again means we. So, this is everywhere completely, in every case, in every situation, we have to say inna, al-if will be recited always. Okay, sir. Keep it anā, yeah. Okay, sir, thank you, sir. Yawmu l-khūrūb. Ma'sha'Allah. Thank you, sir. Ma'sha'Allah. Thank you so much. Wa-Lau�� والعلي و اللذّ والعيد. Ma-shallallAH al-Qayt al-Qayt. Ma'sha'Allah. Thank you, sir. Wa-Lau'Allāh al-Qayt al-Qayt. Ma'sha'Allah. Thank you, sir. Ma'sha'Allah. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. Thank you for giving me a chance. Please pray for me. Thank you. Another participant. Brother Siphthain Ali or Hassan John Ali brother Hassan, which one is present? If you are there, please tell me. Okay. Let me see participants. Okay, they are not here. Okay. Okay, so I will continue. I'm waiting for next participant, inshallah. Please read by yourself. Next participant, join us. Let me see. Let me see. Okay. No, it is maybe for next hour. Yeah. Yeah. For me. Let me let me read the names again. Brother Hassan John Ali, are you there? Or brother Siphthain Ali, which one is present here? No, they are not here. So I will read. Yeah, I'm waiting for him. Okay. I see the name of brother Siphthain Ali. Peace be upon you. Brother Siphthain Ali, are you there? Peace be upon you. And peace be upon you. We are waiting for you. Okay. So welcome. Please start from Surah Zariat, ayah number. Yeah, you start from ayah number 16. Surah Zariat. Yes. Surah Zariat, yeah. Ayah number 16. Number 16. Okay, sir. Okay. They are up in the room and marhoom. Yeah. The meaning between them is opposite. Okay. Okay. You put Shaddah on Ba, letter Ba. What Shaddah is? Ra. Emphasize on Ra. Slayra. Yeah. Okay. Mashallah. Mashallah. Mashallah. Okay. Atat, not Atat. The Hamza is exactly above Alif. So it is Atat. It's Hamza before Atat. But here Alif is silent, we only recite Hamza. Atat. Atat. No. Sir. Yes. My channel is SubFX and Koran channel. Sir, can you promote? You want to continue? No, sir. I tell you. My my YouTube channel is subtext. Can you promote it in our channel? Muhammad Ali Hosseini, are you there? Salamun alaikum warahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Warahmatullahi wa barakatuh, how are you? Alhamdulillah, Alhamdulillah, I'm doing fine. How are you, Stad? Alhamdulillah, thank you so much. Let me make you host and deliver the meeting. Bismillah, Al Rahman, Al Raheem. Okay, now you are here and your participant. Start please. Have a good night. See you, inshallah. Thank you very much. Peace be upon you. To all the listeners, viewers, participants, management, admin, and everyone listening and connected to this holy and spiritual event taking place in this month of Ramadan, I say as-salamu alaikum warahmatullahi wa barakatuh to all of you. So, inshallah, we will be continuing with the recitation. The first participant with us today is a brother on Ali Sayani. Brother on Ali Sayani, can you hear me? Yes, salamu alaikum warahmatullahi. Wa alaikum salam warahmatullahi, Ramadan Karim. Ramadan Karim to you. Thank you. I'm doing some breathing problem and cough, so I will go some slow, slow. Okay. No problem. The slower you go, the better it is. JazakAllah. Okay, sir. Hey, Ishtar? Yes, bismillah. The next surah is surat-tour. I would take a minute from you, brother. If the other brother, if the other brother is here, I would advise that you please stay so you can get a full turn if some participant is not present today. All right? Okay, sir. Okay, sir. As-salamu alaikum warahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Thank you. Yes, brother. Sayani. Bismillah. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Zuri. Yes, someone was saying something. There really, I wanna read. Sipten, but only if the participant at that time is not present. Okay, brother. So like, it's still brother on at least turn. Yes, we still have some time with brother on Ali. And after that, I think the other ones are also present. John Abbas is also present and Aman Ali Khan is also present. And then you can get a turn after them. So if you want to stay, you can stay. If you want to come back, it's also okay. You can come back after half an hour. If you have other something to do, inshallah, I will try to give you a chance. Yes, brother Sayani, let's proceed. Bismillah. Allah is the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Allah is the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Yes. Is this okay? Yes. إِنَّ هَيَا إِلَّا أَسْمَا أُمْ سَبْمَيْتَ مُوَاءَنْتُمْ وَأَبَاءَكُمْ مَا عَلَى اللَّهُ بِهَا مِنْ سُلْتَانِ بِهَا مِنْ سُلْتَانِ إِيَّتْتَبِعُونَ إِلَّا الدَّنَّ وَمَا تَحْوَلْ عَنْفَسُ وَلَقَتْ جَاهُمْ مِي رَبِّهِ مُلْهُدَةَ عَمْلِ الْإِنْصَالِ مَا تَمَنَّا وَلِلَّهِ الْآخِرَةَ وَقَمْ مِنْ وَلَكِينْ بِسْتَمَا وَاتَةَ لا تُرْنِ شَبَاءَتُهُمْ شَيَّنْ إِلَّا مِنْ بَعَدَةَ اَيَّ اَذَ...  Yes, well, I will. And not getting properly wise. May I continue? Yes, please. Okay. وَعْنَا سَعْيَوْ صَوْفَيُرَا تُمَا يُتْزَا هُلْ جَزَاءَ الْأَوْ فَا وَعْنَ لَرَبْبِ كَلْ مُنْ تَهْوَا أنَّ لَرَبْبِ كَلْ مُنْ تَهْوَا وَعَلْحَكَ وَأَبْكَ وَعَنَّهُ وَأَمَا تَبْحَيَّا وَعَنَّهُ خَلَكَ الزَّوْ جَيْنَ الْذَكَرَا بالنُدْفَةٍ إِذَاءَ وَعَنَّ عليَّهِنَّ نَشْأَتَ الْأُكْرَاءَ وَعَبْبُ الشْعِرَاءَ وَعَنَّا هُوَا رَبْبُ الشْعِرَاءَ وَتَمُودَا وَتَمُودَا فَمَا أَبْقَ وَقَوْمَ نُوْعِمْ بِنْ قَبْلِ إنَّ هُمْ قَانُهُمْ أَلَّمَ وَأَتْغَى وَالْمُؤْطَفِكَ تَا أَهْوَا وَقَشْشَا مَا قَشْشَا فَبِئَيْئَيْئَا عَلَى رَبْبِكَ فَبِئَيْئَيْئَا عَلَى عَدَا نَدِيرٌ مِنَا نُضُرِ الْأُولَا أذَفَتِ الْأَذَقَ فَهُطَبْ أذَفَتِ الْأَذِفَةِ الْأَذِفَةِ أذَفَتِ الْأَذِفَةِ ليسَ لَهَا مِنْدُونَ اللَّهِ كَاشِفَهِ وَفَمْنْ هَدَلْحَدِيثَ تَعْجَبُونَ وَتَلْحَبُونَ وَلَا تَبْقُونَ وَاَنْتُمْ صَمِدُونَ فَجْدُوا اللَّهِ وَعْبُدُوُ This is a wajib sajda. Each one of us should do a sajda right now. The reader and the listener both have to do a sajda right here. Okay, Masha'Allah. Brother, on Ali Sayani, it was nice listening to your recitation. Masha'Allah, it was very good. Your Nazirah is very strong, Alhamdulillah. I was trying to spot a mistake, but that wasn't possible for me as well. Masha'Allah, very well done. I hope to see you. I didn't hear you, brother. Yes, you can stay here if you want to and listen to other participants as well. If they are doing this, maybe you can learn one or two rules from Tejweed as well. Masha'Allah, let's hope for the best. The next participants, let me look at their list. Brother John Hussein is not here. Brother Aman Ali Khan is here. Can you hear me? Brother Aman Ali Khan. Yes, I can hear you. As-salamu alaykum. Wa alayka salam wa rahmatullah. How are you? I'm fine, Alhamdulillah. How are you? Alhamdulillah, everything is fine. So, just give me a second. Okay, so we will be starting with Surat Al Qamar. Let me share a screen with you. You'll start Surat Al Qamar. Okay, let's begin with Audhu Billah. Surat Al Qamar. Ayatayn. Mustamir. Wakadaboo. Wa qullu amrim mustaqim mustaqir. Wa laqad ja'ahumni nal anni. Am ba'i ma fihi muzdajir muzdajir. Hikmatum ba legatun fama. Tug'ninna nuzur. Fatawalla anhum. Yawma yad'u udda'a ila shay'in shay'in nukur. Shay'in nukur. Nukur. Al shay'in absa. Ruhun yaqr ujuna min al ajdasi. Ka'annahum jaradum tashr. Muhattina ila muhtelina iladda. Qulun qathiruna haza yawmun asir. Asir. Asir. Asir. Yes, seen, raw, kathir, asir. The zammatin at the top of raw will be removed because of this top. Asir. Qadabat qablahum qawmun fa qadabu abda. Qadabu. Qadabu abda na wa qalu majunum wa dujir. Fada'a rabahu fa fantasr. Fanta'asr. Fanta'asr. Fath. Fathatahuna abwabas. Sama'a bima'in mun hamer. Bima'in mun hamer. Wa fadj. Wa fadjarna wa fadjarna al-arza. Yuyunan fal'a qal ma'a ha'ala amrin qadq qudr. Wa hamannahu al-adha. Te al-wahi wa dusr. Tajri be'a yuyunina. Jaza al-iban qana kufr. Kufr. Wa laqa wa laqad. Tareqna ha'ayatan fa hal min min uddaqir. Fa qayfa ka na'a azaabi wa nuzr. Nuzr. Wa laqad yassarna yassarna al-qouq. Qura'ana li-lizni li-zikri fa hal min muddaqir. Qadabat qayfa ka na'a azaabi wa nuzr. Nuzr wa nuzr. Wa laqa wa laqad. Tarihan fartharan fi yawmi. Nahasim mustamr. Nzi'unna saqa fa qayfa ka na'a azaabi wa nuzr. Wa laqad yassarna yassarna al-qoura'ana li-lizni li-zikri fa hal min muddaqir. Qadabat sa'mudu bin'nouq qaloub ash-abatharam min yadatina na'tab'u'u'u'u'u'u'u. Wa laqad na'tab'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'u. your fathas are starting to your fathas are like tending to be longer in the first part the fathas were the length of the fathas was correct now it's extending okay was no brother Aman I cannot hear you no it's still breaking up I cannot hear you brother Aman I cannot hear you okay so let me check the other participants please if they are here brother Aman you can stay if you want to yes he has disconnected again okay so yes brother Aman can you hear me yes I can hear you can you hear me no I cannot hear you brother Aman okay so the next participant yes the next participant we have it as is sister Zehra how are you sir Alhamdulillah I'm fine so sister what's your name sir my name is Zehra all right so would you like to continue where brother Aman Ali Khan left us okay sir okay shall I start sir all right let me share the screen would you use your book no sir no sir all right so we'll start from surat ul kamar at 33 it's on the screen yes sir I know okay so let's start let's start with Audubillah okay okay let me explain this uh means you blend the sound of noon with gene not jay right not jay okay sir yes Wa Laka Di As-Sarina Al-Qur'an Al-Zikr Al-Fahal Min Mudaqir. Min Mudaqir. Min Mudaqir. Dali's also Tajdeed. Dali has also Tajdeed and Meem also has a Tajdeed. So Meem, Meem, Kasra, Meem. Meem, Dali, Dama, Mood, Dalfat Hadda. Mudaqir. Yes, sir, yes, sir. Kajdeed. Wait. Kajdeed. Wa Laka Di As-Sarina Al-Qur'an Al-Zikr Al-Fahal Min Mudaqir. Muqtadir. Muqtadir. Aqfar kum kairum in aulia, awla ikum amla kum babbur. All right. You are going too fast. Just to maintain the tone, just to maintain the tune, you are neglecting some of the Arab. And that's not good. Right? Yes. Aqfar kum kairum. Your turn. Sir, I have urgent work. My mother is ill. Okay. So you want to leave? Yes, sir. Sorry. Oh, okay. No problem. All right. Okay. Let me check the other participants. Mashallah, well done, mashallah, well done. Inshallah we'll see you again. Okay. So Brother Joan Hussain is with us here. Brother John Hussain. Can you hear me? Wa Alayka Salam. I can hear you but it's not clear. You are breaking up. can you hear me clearly or yes yes okay so let's start where the sister left us right now I'll just share the screen with you and you can start from Surat ul Qamar Ayat number 43 no brother John I can't hear you I cannot hear you okay let me check the other participants John can you hear me hello yes I can hear you but you are breaking up either you sit near to the wi-fi and you close all the apps that are running in the background maybe that could help no but still you are breaking up still you are breaking up brother okay let's give it a try once again can you hear me yes I can okay let's start from here okay no look at the word no thank you No, John, let me let me advise you with something here. Okay. It's not compulsory to maintain a speed in the in recitation of Quran. All right, you can go as slow as you want to, but it is mandatory to read it with like conviction. Okay, don't read anything and then improve it. Just try to get it once. All right, Mashallah, you know very well. You know all the things, Mashallah. But be more careful about it. All right. Yes, let's proceed. Bismillah. No, I cannot hear you, brother John. I'm sorry. I cannot hear you at all. Okay, so the next participant we have is brother on Ali, brother on Ali. Salamu alaikum. Wa alaika salam wa rahmatullah. Am I audible to you all the time? Yeah, I did. But if you want, I am here. Aha. Yes, please. We will continue from where brother John left us. Surat ul Qamar, ayat 51. Okay. 51. Zubur. Zubur. Zubur. Zadama. Zubur. Zubur. Good. Okay. Mashallah. So Surat Qamar has completed. Next is Surat ul Rahman. Allah, Mashallah. Bismillah. Zubur. Zubur. Excuse me for a minute brother. If I tell you to improve on this ayat, for example, this ayat. You are reciting. So notice the kasras. Okay. When we do Quran with tajweed, every time when a kasra is there, we make it a ma'lum kasra, not a mojhul. So the correct pronunciation will be for B. I. Y. A. La. Not a. Okay. Rab. B. Not Rab. B. Right. Kuma. Tukad. Z. Not Tukad. Z. Right. So the correct pronunciation for this ayat is. Okay. Okay. Okay. Very good. Mashallah. If you can change all the kasras in your reading, whatever kasras are you reading, you change it into an E sound, not a sound. Right. Okay. Very good. Very good. Okay. No, no. Yes. Okay. Very good. Very good. Sorry for the interruption. You have done it very well. Mashallah. Mashallah. Any time you read the Quran Majid or any dua, whenever you see a kasra, you make a sound E, not a. Right. Right. Right. Right. Okay. The second thing I want to tell you here is about a dhamma. About? Dhamma has an O sound. O. Not O. For example, in this ayat, Rab. B. Rab. B. Kuma. Rab. B. Kuma. Not Rab. B. Kuma. Kuma is not correct. Okay. Okay. See? In the, over the era, we said fish. Yes. Yes. Okay. Yes, I understand that. I understand. Like in the people having background from India and Pakistan. So they usually find it. And even from Iran, they are used to read Majhul Harakat. These are called Majhul Harakat. Right. When you read the sound of Badiya, like A. Alhamdulillah. Right. So this is Majhul. But the proper, according to the proper rules of tajweed. These are not recognized sounds. These are actually not Arabic sounds. These are Ajam sounds. Right. Okay. The Arabic sounds are A. E. U. Right. A. E. U. Right. So this word will be Rab. B. Kuma. Rab. B. Kuma. Tukazzeban. Not Tukazzeban. Right. Right. Right. Okay. Try to apply it as much as you can. Mashallah. You are very good at learning. Right. So may I continue with it? Yes, please. Fabi. Fabi. A. E. Rab. Kuma. Tukazzeban. Very good. Okay. Yes. Very good. Mashallah. Fabi. A. E. Rab. B. Kuma. Tukazzeban. Mashallah. Excuse me for a moment please. Let me check the other participants. Mashallah. Mashallah. Very well done. Brother Anali Sayani. Very, very well done. This is one of the most difficult changes that someone can make in their recitation because you have been doing Majhul Harakat for years and years. And Mashallah, you are so good at it. Like you are very fluent at it. But still you have learned to change the Qasras and the Zammas to Maalum Harakat, not Majhul. Mashallah. Very well done. Thank you very much. Next time, anytime you read Quran, always remember this, that you have to make them. You don't read them Majhul. Right. Insha Allah. We think right. Okay. Insha Allah. So the next participant we have with us. Let me check here. Sister Nadra is not here. Brother Saleem is also not here. Sayidah Rajani. Sayidah Rajani is also not here. Assalamu alaikum, I'm here. Sayidah Rajani. Yeah. Oh, sorry. It's using a different name. My apologies. No problem. Yeah, my daughter's name story. All right, all right, all right. I was just trying to find your name. Okay. Mashallah. Alhamdulillah, how are you? Alhamdulillah, Alhamdulillah, everything is fine. So we were at Surat Al Rahman, but let me do some background work. All right. So we were at Surat Al Rahman at number 62. Okay. Are you using your book or from the screen? No, I'm using the Quran here. All right. Let's start with Audhu Billah. Okay. Okay. All right. Mashallah, very well done. Next Surat Al Baqarah. Okay. And I'll try to teach some rules in this Surah as well, because I'm sure that you are reading the Surah often. So, inshallah, I'll interrupt in between and tell you about some of the rules that may improve your recitation, inshallah. Yes, I would love that, please. Thank you. Thank you. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. Let's try to pronounce Ha properly right from the middle of your throat. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Ha is always hard. All right. Not soft. Ha. Right? Ha. Ha, you have to make it like pronounce it from the center of your throat. Okay. And the hardness, not soft. Okay. Yes, please. Okay. Good. Good. Okay. Good. Off. Off. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Good. Again. Be a quwabi wa abarik wa qasim, wa abariqah, wa qasim ima'in. La yusadakuna anha wa la yunzirun, wa fakiha tim mimma yata khayyarun, wa lahmim tayrim mimma yashtahun, wa hurm'in. Ka amstah lilluhlul maknun jaza'um bima kanu ya'malun. La yasma'una fihalag wa ima ilin. La yasma'una il fihalag wa ima ilin. La yasma'una il fihalag wa ima ilin, wa ashabu il yameen, ashabu il yameen, ashabu il yameen. Okay, let's move back to Ayat No. 28. Okay. Right? Yeah. So we have a misconception about this letter. Is the correct pronunciation? Right? We are told that swah, seen, seen, swad, swad. Always from the beginning, right? So this is not swad. This is baud. Baud. Baud. Okay. Okay. Repeat after me. Baud. Zaud. No. It ends at adhan. Baud. Zaud. Zaud. Okay. Try to listen carefully. Fisi dirimah baud. Fisi dirimah dud. Good. Okay. This is swah. Yeah. The Z sound.  Swad. Right? Not swah. This is swah. We say zoe. Right? So it's the pronunciation is. Yeah. Okay. I'm just telling you to make you understand. Right? This is not. Right? Of course. Yeah. So that was baud. And this is. Zaud. Zaud. Okay. Was willing. Okay. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Excuse me. Is she水 jet? Okay. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Okay. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Was willing. Wait. Wait. Yes, for song resume. The first time I heard the moment of joy that was filled. There's a need for another correction here. Now, your dal is not coming out proper. Like it's not pronounced properly. Okay. So just listen to me once again. Okay. At the end, whenever the dal is at the end of the word or it is sakin, okay, you make an echo sound in that a rebounding sound that's called the kal kala. At the end, right? You see, at the end, whenever you make it sakin, you make the five alphabets rebound sound. That's called the kal kala. So, I'll tell you about that later. But let's do again from ayat 27. Okay. Was that okay? Sorry. Yes, Mashallah. That was very good. No, don't make it short. Don't make it short. No, wait, wait. You maybe I'm not explaining properly. The thing is that whenever you have a fatah thing at the end of a sentence, you read alif, right? Like here in this ayat. Yeah, Ra, not sakin. Ra, alif, fatah, Ra has to be at least of like two hrakat. Okay. If there was no relief, it would be a small one. Huh? If there was no relief at the end, then it would be a small one. Yeah. Huh? But this would have been a fatah only, not a fatah thing then. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, if there is a fatah thing with an alif, so I pull a little bit only. Like not too much. Yes, yes, yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Good. Again. No, you did a break there on Lamalif. That's why you need to do the whole ayat once again. Okay. Okay. Okay. The cough is not there. Okay. Okay. Okay, so please excuse me for a moment and let me check the other participants if they are here. Okay. Mashallah, you did very well, Sister Sayyida Rajani. You did really well. And today, we learned about some makharej. We learned about ha and off and ayin, right? So, yeah. And especially you baud. Baud. Yeah. Baud is the biggest mistake we make. It should be baud, not zwaad, right? Yeah. So, inshallah, whenever you read the Qur'an, you recite the Qur'an or Dua'a or Ziyarah. InshaAllah, take care of this makharej thing because it is really mandatory. So, the next participant. Yeah, I think now that you've been pointed it out, I think when we're reciting now, we'll be more aware, you know, the words and the like the letters. So, you're more vigilant on what is coming and how to pronounce. InshaAllah, inshaAllah. So, is Salim here? Salim. Someone Salim? No one Salim. Okay. So, the next may be Nadra. Sister Nadra? No one. All right. So, the next participant is his sister. Sayyidah, model Fatima. Can you hear me? Assalamu alaikum. Wa alaikum Assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. How are you, sister? Alhamdulillah. MashaAllah, Ramadan Mubarak to you. Ramadan Mubarak to you too. Thank you very much. Okay. So, we were at Suratul Waqe'a. Ayat number 57. You will start from 57. Can you see the screen clearly? Yeah. Okay. Are you doing from your book? Yeah. All right. Okay. So, let's begin with Audhu Billah. Audhu Billahi Minash-Shaytanir-Rajim. Bismillah. So, where did you learn this Tajweed? MashaAllah. I heard it. Oh, MashaAllah. MashaAllah. MashaAllah. MashaAllah. So, it makes a lot of difference. MashaAllah. Okay. So, the next Surah we have is this Suratul Hadeed. InshaAllah. Let's begin. If I find a mistake, am I allowed to interrupt in between? Yeah, sure. I'm learning. I just wanted to make sure where I'm going wrong. Okay. InshaAllah. Okay. So, there were some ekhfaz and izhaz that you were making wrong, but I was not interrupting because I did not know what level you are at. So, that's why. InshaAllah. In the next Surah, I will be at the end of every Ayat. Just give me a two-second break. So, if there is some mistake, I can indicate that to you. Shall I start? Yes. Bismillah. No, I cannot hear you. So, I'm sure you are not audible. Can you hear me? Yeah. Okay. Let's do this Ayat once again, please. Bismillah. Not yun zilu. It's yun zilu with an ekhfa. It's yun zilu with an ekhfa. Right? Not yun zilu. Yeah. Wow. That's you. No, I cannot hear you again. You are not audible again. Sister, can you hear me? Yeah. Alright. You left three ekhfaz. What should we do about that? I think you have to repeat the Ayat. The first one was at wa an fiqh. And then, min kum wa an faqhu lahum. Right? So, all three of them were missed. Let's do this Ayat again. Yes. Yes. Masha Allah. Masha Allah. Very well done. Masha Allah. So, just give me a minute. Let me check the other participants. If they are here and write a name here. Let me check the other participants, please. How are you brother? I can spot you here. You have to wait for a while. And sister Nadra Raza is also here with us. But you have to wait for a while. Let the Sayyeda Mudalil Fatima complete the Surah. I suppose we have like some time. Okay. Okay, so write the name. Qari Abdul Rashid Sufi. Qari Abdul Rashid Sufi. Sister Sayyeda Mudalil, I am talking to you. Qari Abdul Rashid Sufi. He has recited this Surah al-Hadeed, especially the last Fuku. But he is reciting in another Qara'a. That's called the Qara'at al-Varash. Okay. So, you may find some differences there. But please do listen to that. That's really amazing, really. And around a year or two years ago, he made this recitation. That's very popular. And Masha'Allah, it's amazing. Amazing. Okay. So, let's carry on Surah al-Hadeed, Ayat 1313. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. You need one tabut. Because there's no Hamzat. In these scripts, these are the Indian Pakistani scripts like the scripts from the subcontinent. So, they don't have a Hamzat at the top here. They just have the Sukhum sign. And it is understood that whenever Alif has a Sukhum sign, it's actually a Hamzat. Made a mistake while reciting. Okay, no problem. Okay, Sadaq. Sadaq allahu la alihi wa la alzi. Masha'Allah, very well done, very well done. Okay. It was nice listening to your Qura'at. Masha'Allah, Masha'Allah. You need to work on Ikhfaz and Ishaar. Like you are sometimes prolonging the Ishaar. Okay, Ishaar does not need to be prolonged at all. Right. Anyways, Masha'Allah, very well done. Just work on Ikhfaz and Ishaar. Let me check here. Okay, so the next participant we have with us is Brother Hussein Ali Badami. Brother Hussein Ali Badami. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Okay, so we will be continuing from where the sister left us. Surat al-Hadeed. Let me share the screen with you. Masha'Allah. Okay. So this is Ayat No. 21. Let's start with A'udhu Billah. Allahumma sallallahu ala Muhammadin wa ala Muhammad. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. Sadaq behu. Allahumma sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. May the Lord be with you. O Jannah. You need to be louder, brother. Am I audible now? Yes, keep the microphone as close as you can. Now I am audible. Yes. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. A'udhu Billah. not Rasoolah okay wait for a second brother let me fix something here yes please carry on oh okay i would suggest that you please sit near to the wi-fi and close all the other programs that are running in the background because you are still breaking up. so yes i can hear you haha So the next Surah we have is Surah Al-Mujadilah. In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. 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Wa alaykum as-salam, how are you Jawed? Fine sir, how are you? Alhamdulillah. Okay, firstly tell me that my screen is visible for you or not? Yes sir, it is visible. Okay, so we would continue our sedition from Surah al-Jama'a as number one. Okay, are you there to this side? Yes sir, okay, fine. Okay. Can I start now? Yeah, you can. Okay. That is Allah's grace. For example, You have to do it for our hair as well. Okay. You have to do it over here. There is the letter Ya after Num Sakin. What I decided sir? You recited like Meen Yaum Num Sakin. You have to do Ishaar over here. Ishaar. Ishaar. Yes. There is Ishaar because after Num Sakin, there is Ya. Because, yes. But there is Ikhwa, not Ishaar. Okay, so sorry. It would be, it would be, it would be Ikhwa. That's why I recited Meen Yaum Num Sakin. Okay, sorry I was not here. Just continue. Meen Yaum Num Sakin. Tijaratan. Tijaratan. Tijaratan. Not Tijaratan. Tijaratan. It's Hamza. Hamza. Yes sir, that is from. So you have to do Ishaar. Tijaratan. Okay. Yes. And if they see Tijaratan or Lahwan, they will go to it and leave you alone. Lahwanin Tabu. Lahwanin Tabu. Lahwanin Tabu. Lahwanin Tabu. Lahwanin Tabu. Because there will be a Num sign over here, but it's not written over here. Okay. And if they see Tijaratan or Lahwan, they will go to it and leave you alone. You are still making the mistake. Lahwanin Tabu. Lahwanin. Yes, yes, exactly. But how? If you are confused with it, just check your Quran text. Okay, it is I number 11. Yes. Let's take it out. Lahwanin Tabu. Surah Jumaan. Can you please tell me the Surah number? Yeah, it's 62. Okay, fine. Have you got it? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. In your text there is not visible text. Because it's the Arabic text. That's why it's not written over here. Because the reciter should be professional over here. That's why they don't write just like, but if you would see in Hindi, you would see every word written on the Quran. Okay. That's why I was not able to read it. Why? Okay. Just continue from the Ayat 11. Okay. Ozbillah. And if you read it, it's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. Okay, we will continue to the next Surah. It would be Surah Al-Manafiqon. Bismillah. Okay. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. If you read it, it's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. It's not the Arabic text. And if you see them, you will be surprised by their actions.    They will be surprised by their actions.     You will not be forgiven for them. May Allah forgive them. Say, Allah does not forgive the corrupt people. You who say, Do not be influenced by what the Messenger of Allah teaches, until they benefit. For Allah, He will not be influenced by the heavens and the earth. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. They benefit. La ila al madinat la yukhri jannal a'zhu minhaal minhaal a'zhu wa la ila hin iddat wa l- I'm sorry. La yukhri jannal a'zhu minhaal a'zhu La yukhri jannal a'zhu minhaal a'zhu Is it right? Yes. La ila hin iddat wa l- Rasulihi wa l-il- Mu'mineen wa lakinna l- Munafiqeen la ya'lamoon Ya ayyuhal lazeena aamanu laatunmahikum awwaluku wa laa'uladukum anzikirillah Wa mayyaf anzalika fa ula'ikafum mulaqasirun Wa anfikou min ma'arazaknaakum Kapli a'iyah ti'a haddakumul ma'utufayakuna rabbelu laa'afudani No, I haddakum, it would be I haddakumul ma'utufayakuna Yes. Wa anfikou min ma'arazaknaakum Kapli a'iyah ti'a haddakumul ma'utufayakuna rabbelu laa'amoon You have to do qaduqa la over here as well Razaqunaakum Razaqa, yes, yes sir Wa anfikou min ma'arazaknaakum Kapli a'iyah ti'a haddakumul ma'utufayakuna rabbelu laa'afudani ila'ajalin kareebin fa'sadakum fa'sadakum wa'akum min akhwalihin fa'sadakum min akhwalihin wa laa'akkiru wa laa'akkiru Allahunafsan izaa jaa aja Allahu kabeerum bimaat a'aloon Okay, we will stop over here your time yourself fa'sadakumul ma'arazaknaakum Ahsan tukumul ma'sha'Allah you recited with proper tajweed that's great ahsan tukumul ma'sha'Allah What I have to do for more goodness irresidation I would suggest to that you would listen to karee and just revise the rules as well if if you know then it's better but if you want to just improve your recitation so just listen to this karee and just like this it would be a great improvement you would get a great improvement by then okay I am actually reciting in masjid for these programs nowadays so I try to I have some problem with ikhfar usually we have problems yeah in starting you will get the problem but if you would keep practising the rules and restitution you would get more you would get going back and inshallah there will be no chance for getting done okay sir, thanks a lot thank you for your participation thank you sir, thank you okay, so salam alaikum are you there? salam alaikum salam salam sir salam salam how are you? 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I'm here at Paramount Plaza, Warner Music Group floor specifically. I got my job during the pandemic, so technically being in the office is kind of new for me. I got my job last year in like the spring. I started off as like an asylum brand ambassador and I would just have to like post music and stuff and then I worked my way up to the digital coordinator position so more specifically I work with like social media and content creation and all things creative in that sense. I met Nicole years ago. She DMed me and I saw the DM a year later and I DMed her back. She was telling me that she wanted to do a show like a hip-hop show and we got on the phone like that night that I DMed and we stayed on the phone for like hours and we've kind of been locked in ever since. We're working on right now an agency doing kind of similar to what a label does but focus more on like marketing. I'm looking up songs to produce as a temple but I don't let them only do like hip-hop shows. This is like post flow music bro. What you working on? I wish I'm going dancing that you sent me. That's the look that a producer made for you. I'm gonna save that look. I want to go there. They want a corner.  I think of the sample wave that's like taking over now. Now Japanese, y'all think you're about to be over. You wanted to keep going. I feel like sample always going around. You just see what you're doing. Yeah. We're like oh y'all nice. Oh y'all got some lit places and we're gonna cook up. We got um we're working on getting more artists coming but so far we got Shani coming in. This is my new brush. Put the shades on.  Because I really feel like you transformed it. Like I didn't expect that to come from it so I liked it. I really fucked. Yeah you. Yeah you. He was helping you too? He was helping you too? Friend is supportive.  I liked it a lot and I liked what you did with it. It was really dope. So YouTube I feel like with the second one um I just felt like since it was three of y'all you feel me like I expected a little bit more since it was all three of y'all working and the fact that they was both solo and they did that you know I just felt like y'all should have brought a little bit more. It wasn't it wasn't the best but the person felt good. I like war. With yours I feel like you transformed the sound of it which I liked in regards to you turned it almost into a party record. His just has a knock that just had me ready. A knock?  I don't dance but I started I vote for both. Who's that? First. First. First. Both. War. War. So it was y'all's show and war and war support here. So the prize is summer jam tickets. So we're getting an awful y'all summer jam tickets. Successful day into menu menu. The boys. Yes. That's our sister. She's going to be pitching us to artists. So we appreciate all y'all for coming. So the tool that we picked to be on Lyrical Lemonade article is memory and war. So you two guys wait what happened? You got to know it's a lemonade right up. Wait what? If I'm in a studio, like why are you recording?   Yeah. I'm like I'm like why is it next to something? Lifting the spotlight then on my bop. Trying to break that's a limited shot like I'm going up but I'm still on the block.  Drop like cool down.


Hi and how are you all today? Let us discuss the question. It says solve 3x plus 8 is greater than 2 when first x is an integer, second x is a real number. So let us start with our solution. The inequality given to us is 3x plus 8 is greater than 2. Now we need to find the value of x so let us start it by simplifying. Let us subtract 8 on both the sides. These two will get cancelled out. We are left with 3x is greater than minus 6. Now to find out the value of x let us divide both the sides by 3. On simplifying we are left with the value x is greater than minus 2. So for the first part when x is an integer the solution set consists of all the values of x which makes the statement true and the r minus 1, 0, 1, 2, 3 and so on. And when x is a real number then the solution set consists of all the elements which are greater than minus 2. So it will be minus 2 to infinity and open interval where minus 2 and infinity are not included. So this completes the question that was given to us. I hope you enjoyed. Take care. Bye for now.


Hello, this is Bethany O'Rear, Regional Agent for Alabama Extension. Thank you for joining me today to learn more about harvesting and storage fall and winter, a part of our series for home vegetable gardeners called Grow More, Give More. At the end of this presentation, you'll see a list of several publications that you might find useful at our website, ASUS.edu. Harvesting is such a pleasure because it means a plant has made it from a seedling to full ripeness with a little care from the gardener. And storage means the added benefit of knowing you've grown something to feed your family in a few weeks or a few months time. Of course, it's important to know what you're picking. Some vegetables can be picked for almost a whole month, but others are one and done. We'll talk about these specifically as we walk through these slides. Leafy greens like lettuce and arugula are best harvested at 4 to 6 inches tall. Harvest by snipping or cutting them off at the soil level and leave the roots in the remainder of the plant to keep producing. Use leafy greens within a few days of picking. Beet greens and beets are one of the prettiest vegetables that we can grow. Beet greens should be harvested when 4 to 6 inches tall. If you favor the red beet root, harvest it when the root crown is 2 to 4 inches in diameter. When I say root crown, I mean the part where the leaves which grow above ground meet the vegetable which grows underground. Often the root crown is just visible above the soil line. Vegetables that we grow for roots like beets, carrots, radishes or turnips will often be visible with their mature color right at that soil line. Broccoli can be harvested by cutting the main flower with a few inches of stalk. And yes, that's what those heads are, flower stalks. So if they burst into little yellow flowers, the vegetable is past its prime. If you cut off the main stalk and allow the plant to keep growing, it will often send out smaller but equally tasty heads from side shoots. Next time you're in the store and you see broccoli florets for sale, you'll know that floret is just another word for tiny flower. Brussels sprouts grow on a single stalk and the sprouts or buds look like miniature cabbages. They're harvested with a sharp knife at 1 to 2 inches in size and the stalk can be allowed to continue growing through a light frost. We treat cauliflower just like broccoli. Cut the stalk 6 inches below the head. Cauliflower can be stored for a week or so in the refrigerator. Cabbage is formed a solid head like an iceberg lettuce. Mature head size will vary depending on which variety you choose. Cabbage is a great storage vegetable and can stay fresh in the refrigerator up to a month. Carrots are harvested at 6 to 8 inches in length, which means the root crown is less than 1 inch in diameter. If we're having a dry cool autumn or early winter, they can be stored in the ground for a few weeks like nature's own root cellar. If it's a wet season, however, pull the carrot so they don't rot from wet soil. Radishes are a fun crop to grow with children or grandchildren as they grow quickly. That also means you need to check them often so they don't become woody. Woody is a term we use with a lot of vegetables that grow too big to be tasty like okra. So with radishes, you're harvesting when the root crown is 1 inch or less or less. Fall and winter squash can be eaten fresh before the skin thickens to a hard shell, but is most typically allowed to dry and cure so it can be stored for several months. Check the seed packet for cooking and storage options. If you've never tried spaghetti squash as an alternative to wheat-based pasta, I highly recommend it. Sweet potatoes are a great southern crop. They're full of vitamins, super sweet, and they can be stored for months at a time. The trick is to make sure that they're harvested very carefully so the protective skin is not nicked or blemished. They then need to be dried or cured for at least two weeks. And by the way, that's not a typo. Sweet potatoes is all one word in the horticulture world. Turnip greens and turnips are harvested in much the same way as beet greens and beets. You always want to pick the greens when they are fresh, upright, and with little insect or disease damage. As a practical matter, the greens will be better earlier in the plant's life cycle rather than later when the root vegetable is fully matured. It's a little bit of a trade-off, but you can accommodate that by planting a little extra with that in mind. In this presentation, I've talked about the most common forms that our fall and winter vegetable crops take, but I hope you'll explore some of the more unusual types too. You can grow radishes as long as carrots, or carrots as round and stout as a golf ball. Once you find a taste you like, you can look to modern hybrids and seed catalogs or heirloom varieties from your neighbors. With sun, soil, and water, the harvest is yours for the picking. For more information, check out our resources at asus.edu. If you have gardening questions, we have answers. Call the Master Gardener Helpline at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Thank you for watching this presentation. Until next time, happy gardening.


Hey, volicasters, and welcome to a surprise edition of the Mianica show. I thought I should steal the camera from Rob for a little bit, so I can tell you about forms, because that's the thing that I'm excited about. Forms are really awesome, because you get to send data that a user types into a server without doing any work or writing any JavaScript. And that's great. But if you've noticed, forms don't really work with custom elements that you may have been writing, because forms only care about the native input element. So in Polymer, we try to fix that by making something called an iron form. Iron form is really great if you get to control the custom element that you're writing, because you need to do a little bit of work so that it actually talks to an iron form. So what I want to do today is show you how you can get a native form to actually care about your custom element with just doing one little trick. And that is to basically copy the value into a hidden input element so that the form actually sees it. Come to my computer here. OK, so the first thing I'm going to do is create a form. And you'll notice here that I'm using something called HTTP bin. HTTP bin is an awesome service that basically lets you send a request to it and responds with the thing that you sent. This is really awesome, because I don't really want to write a server to make this demo. Nobody does. So whatever I send to HTTP bin is going to tell me the arguments and the headers and the stuff. They're great. So I've created a form. And I have some form styles here included so that it actually looks pretty and not terrible. So you're impressed with my mad CSS skills. And in this form, I'm going to put something called a birthday input. The thing that I'm going to demo is basically a custom element that gets your birthday so that I can send you cake when it's actually your birthday. It's going to be amazing for everyone. So I'm going to put an input over here. I'm going to put a button. It's got a class, so it's pretty. And if you go over here to my demo and I refresh my page, I have a form. It has a button. Very exciting. So let's actually implement this custom element. It's a birthday input. So it's going to have a label to tell you what this input does. And then I'm going to put a date input. That's really just two text fields together. And one of them is a month and one of them is a date. So if I refresh my form here, I should also import it. So I'm going to go ahead and include my element in the demo. And then when I refresh it, bam, there's an input. The thing is, I didn't tell the form to care about it. So if I actually try to submit a date in here, HTTP doesn't see it. I didn't send any arguments with that form. And that makes sense. We didn't do any of the magic. So let's go ahead and do it. So the first thing I want to do is actually assemble this birthday somehow. So I'm going to create a property called birthday on my input, which is just a string.  So I'm going to add an event listener for input so that every time you type something in one of these fields, I get an event. In this event listener, what I'm going to do is just take the two values and smash them together with a slash. And they're going to go into this property called birthday. Cool. So that's still not going to work, because I still didn't tell the form how to use it. So let's do this. I'm going to have my input element, and it has the birthday. And I'm going to bind it to a variable so that I can actually pass this variable to one of my hidden inputs. So I'm going to create this hidden element. It's an input. It's hidden. So that means it doesn't show up in your form. Our form looks exactly the same. And I'm going to give it a name unless your input has a name. The form doesn't care about it either. And then its value is going to be the value from the birthday input element. So that's cool. I've wired them up together. And for this to actually work in our demo, you've got to put them inside a DOM bind. Sweet. All of this should work. Let's go and refresh our demo. It looks exactly the same. I'm going to put it in my birthday. This is actually my birthday. Please send me presents. I will appreciate them greatly. And now when I submit, look at this. We've sent something to HTTP bin. It confirms I've sent it a birthday. Everything is working as expected. Amazing. And that's how you trigger a form to care about your custom element. Thank you so much for watching. I'll see you next time. If you have any questions, put them in the comments below. Or you can find me on Twitter. I'm at Nodd Waldorf. Subscribe to the channel. And yeah. Bye, friends. Hi, Polycasters. And welcome to another edition of Oh No. This is not another edition. Hello, Polyca- Oh. Don't make me laugh. If you've noticed and if you try to use them with some of our custom elements, thank you so much for watching. I forgot everything. God! This was hard.


Once I make this video, we do not know what amazon stands on game addons like this one. So right now guys, I'd avoid searching and trying to install this, even though it is an incredible addon, one I'm certain the world would appreciate and use. That is guys, an actual mini map for new world has been made and it's perfect. How's it going guys, my name's DPJ and if you enjoyed the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. So running around the world of new world can be seriously frustrating due to there actually being no mini map. I don't know about you guys, but at the moment I am experiencing so many bugs where my pinned missions just don't show my compass bar thingy at the top of the screen and also due to there being no mini map, the amount of times I've run more or less straight past new quests that have popped up across the world is infuriating or even worse when I'm in a tan and can't remember where a certain point is and it's just too much effort of bringing up my map, zooming in and looking for where I need to be. I mean a mini map resolves all these issues, but for some reason there isn't one in the game. Well actually guys, there is now a guy on Reddit who goes by the name of Marbrud, he and his pal have actually made a perfectly working mini map and it works just how you'd want it to, seemingly also zooming in when you are in towns. I mean I need this in my life and it would make that quality of life in new world way way better. Problem is here guys, right now we do not know Amazon's stance on game addons like this, so installing this as of me making this video is a hard no because you could run the risk of getting your account banned. So what we need to know is what's Amazon's thoughts on addons like this, I mean under section 2.5 of the Amazon games terms of use they said what you can see on screen now. But I do feel this may be something a little less than what I think they expect from the addons we are used to seeing. Now if they don't support this they need to let the community know and judging by how big of an issue the map is and how many people would love to see a mini map, I don't think it would be too long before we hear their stance on this particular game addon. Now if any more info drops guys I will have you covered right here on my channel for sure, if they give us the green light I will let you know within an instant. But yes guys a mini map for new world has been made, it seemingly works amazingly but right now I cannot recommend you go and find this and install it. Obviously that changes over the coming days but we will see. On that note we have come to the end of the video, if you guys enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out, if you are new around here and want to see more new world be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video I upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button. But guys thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


Hello G.I. Joe fans, HCC788 here. It's the return of Class of Friday, where I look at a G.I. Joe classified series figure on Friday. I had scaled back my purchase of classified figures, not because I don't like the classified series, but because I shifted my collecting budget to vintage, which had been neglected. But I found a couple classified dread knocks and I loved the dread knocks and I had to get these in front of the camera. The dread knocks in question are buzzer and ripper. I had been eagerly anticipating the debut of these characters in the six inch scale. I look forward to Torch eventually joining them. Buzzer was always my favorite dread knock and he will get his own Class of Friday video. I have some very specific issues with this figure, really one specific issue with this figure, really one specific issue with one of the accessories. But that will have to wait for Buzzer's video. For now, I want to look at ripper, which is I think the far superior classified figure. Let's start by looking at the box as we always do. This is the windowless style plastic free box. They have gone back to the window boxes for more recently released figures, but these plastic free boxes, I didn't really mind. I thought that would be a nice opportunity to get some more character artwork and we do have some character artwork, but with these windowless boxes, you can't see the action figure inside. They tried to have it both ways by having some character artwork and having the action figure in some toy photography on the front of the box. And that's not a terrible idea. They let's you see the figure and get some Easter eggs like some references to cold slither and the motorcycle in the background and the gas pump and some empty cans of grape soda. So that's nice. These little Easter eggs are nice bonuses. In the end, we don't get any more character artwork than we did on the old window style boxes. So we have a portrait here on the front and it's repeated on the side. This is action figure number 102 in the GI Joe classified series. It has the GI Joe classified series logo and it lets us know that this is a Cobra or enemy character. It has his name Cobra Dreadnock Ripper. They have the accessories on the front of the box, which is also on the back of the box. So it's kind of redundant and it takes up a lot of valuable real estate on the front of the box. On this side, we have that artwork again. We have Cobra, a half of a Cobra symbol on a blue background, which is interesting because Cobra had a red background on earlier box art. Then we have a QR code. Where does that QR code go? It goes to, oh, it just goes to hasbro.com, doesn't it? Under the QR code, there are these symbols that represent the character specialty. As you may recall, on the older classified boxes, these symbols took up really this entire side of the box. Now they're over here and they are really tiny. I used to enjoy looking at these symbols and making up meanings for them, but these are so tiny, I can't really see them very well. I'm old and my eyes don't work like they used to. So for me, this one is blur and this one is blur and this one is blur and this one is blur. I already showed you the character art on the other side of the box and I like it, but it looks like this is cropped from a larger image and I would have liked to get that larger image somewhere on this box. Check out the smiley face on one of his pupils. This looks like it's supposed to be a false eye. That's a cool new feature on Ripper. On the back of the box, we have some static photography of the figure, the accessories and some close-ups of the details. Hey, look, they do have those symbols slightly larger so I can make them out if I look very closely. This symbol means he invested in Twitter, not a wise investment. He is a dreadnock after all. What does he know about investing? This is an air freshener. This is a detailed rendering of the Tower of London and this is a digital camera. Let's get this figure out of the box. This is not a first time unboxing. I did post pictures of the figure out of the box on social media. I could not have done that if I hadn't already opened the box. So I have the figure and the accessories actually in this tray. The accessories originally came in this box and they were wrapped in this tissue paper. So I'm keeping that. I try to keep all of the packing material for these figures, keep all the packaging, but for now at least the figure and accessories are in here. At the back of this coffin style box, we have that character artwork again, but in grayscale. Here is Ripper out of the box. This figure emulates the details of Ripper version one from 1985. It has all the important details, but is updated for the six inch scale. The accessories are very similar as well. Let's look at those accessories, including some accessories that were just molded on to the version one figure, but are removable on the classified Ripper, such as his sunglasses, the red sunglasses, which are a separate piece and can be removed. This accessory is in gray plastic. It is a soft flexible plastic, which is important because with an accessory this small, it would break very easily if it were in a hard plastic. It has painted red lenses, much like the all red sunglasses of Ripper version one. These sunglasses go on the action figure.  And once they're on, they do not fall off too easily. That's something that has really impressed me about these glasses on classified figures. Once you put them on, they don't just fall off. That's got to be an engineering challenge and they've done a really good job with it. Let's move on to the accessory that makes Ripper Ripper, his weapon, his primary weapon, the can opener, which is a laser rifle with a large curved blade under the barrel. The rifle is in gray plastic. The blade is painted silver. It has a scope. It also has a removable magazine, which is a nice touch, but mine does not stay in very well. It falls out way too easily. Based on the diagram, I'm pretty sure I am putting it in the right way. At any rate, I've tried it all the other ways and it doesn't really help. So if I put it in the way that they want me to or any other way, this magazine still falls out really, really easily. And without the magazine, it just doesn't quite look right. Buzzer's original can opener rifle is iconic. So of course the classified figure had to come with this weapon. It wouldn't be Ripper without Ripper's weapon. So that magazine really needs to stay in. The profile of that original accessory is so memorable. The classified accessory really has to match it. Another accessory that sort of mimics a vintage accessory is this claw machine, but it differs in some important ways. I actually think this is better than the vintage accessory. I had Ripper holding it by this foregrip, which is a piece that will swing. It does pivot. So that's an extra part on there. It's not just molded on, that's nice. It has a pistol grip on the top and that will also fit in the action figure's hands. He's supposed to be able to grip it with both hands as seen on the box art. I had him holding the rifle so I didn't have him posed with this grip in both hands. But as you can see, he can do that and he holds it very solidly. This jaws of life-like machine is in gray plastic. It has some engine detail and some hoses. It has that grip on the top. It has the jaws on the front and those are articulated and they are hinged. So they will open and close together. That's a very nice touch. I like that a lot. It has the hinged foregrip, which we saw earlier. That's another extra piece that gives this a bit more to do. It's a really nice and well engineered accessory. There's some spots of silver paint on the engine and the exhaust. This is a well engineered and well detailed accessory that emulates the accessory on the version one figure, which was an all silver plastic. Also, this classified accessory has the engine attached to the jaws. Whereas on the vintage figure, the jaws had an engine on the backpack. The engine on the vintage backpack was connected to the jaws of life accessories with a black rubber hose, which for some reason was not in my bag of Dreadnock accessories. I don't know where it went. As it was done on the classified figure though, it combines both the engine and the jaws. So it's all in one accessory. That I think is a nice and economical way to do it. Classified Ripper has some other accessories that are sheathed and holstered. They were just molded on to the original figure, but at this scale they can be removed, such as the knife on the chest. It has a gray knuckle buster handle and a silver blade that's serrated at the top. And it fits very nicely in this sheath on the strap across the chest. The other removable accessory is this pistol, which fits in this holster on the right leg. You can remove the pistol. Like the knife, the pistol is gray with a silver blade. It looks a bit like a Mandalorian pistol. It has a large round trigger guard and this downturned blade with a serrated edge right below the barrel. It's a very strange looking pistol with that blade on the barrel, but the dread knocks are strange people, so I guess it fits. There are some other accessories that they don't intend for you to remove, like this necklace and these straps on the chest and around the arm and of course the pistol holster. But these are meant to emulate some of the sculpted detail on the vintage figure. You're not supposed to remove them, so I'm going to keep them on so you can get the full effect of this figure as it was meant to be seen. Ripper has the articulation that is standard for classified figures, which is always pretty good. So he can turn his head from left to right. He can look up and down. He has a ball joint on the head, so great range of motion on the head all the way around if you want to. You can lift his arm up at the shoulder, swivel at the shoulder, and he has a butterfly joint at the shoulder so they can move in and out. Mine are really tight, but they do move a little bit at this cut right here. Then he has a swivel at the upper arm, at the top of the bicep. He has double jointed elbows. He has a swivel and a hinge, an in and out hinge at the wrist. He has a hinge at the rib cage, which gives him a good ab crunch. I'm not a big fan of these big hinges right across the ribs, but they've done a better job of hiding them. They used to be more noticeable than they are now, so I think this maybe is a slight improvement. He has a ball and socket joint at the torso, so he has a wide range of motion at the belt. He has a wide leg split. He can move his leg forward at the hip and back a little bit. He has a swivel at the thigh cut. He has double jointed knees. He has a swivel at the boot cut, and he has hinged and rocker ankles. Let's look at the details on Ripper, and this is where it gets really interesting. He has brown hair. He has a foe hawk, much like the vintage figure, and a brown beard. His mouth has his teeth exposed in a growling expression. He does have red lips, though, perhaps a bit too red. We've had that problem on other figures. Lips don't have to be quite this red. He has angry eyes, and he does have that false eyeball on his right eye with a smiley face. It's really tiny. It's very hard to see. He also has a tattoo, a single teardrop tattoo on his eye, which means he's sad sometimes. No need to Google it. I'm sure that's what it means. On his right ear, he has a razor blade, which is mirrored on his necklace accessory with three razor blades. That's a really cool coordination between the head sculpt on the figure and the accessory. On his chest, he has a green tank top with a dark green camouflage pattern, much like the version one figure, but he doesn't have the ripped midriff, which is fine. Midriffs are a relic of the 80s and best left there. Around his neck, he has this beaded necklace with three razor blades on it, matching that razor blade that is on his ear. Across his chest and over his shoulders, he has this gray strap accessory. This is one of those accessories that's not intended to be removed, but it's a really nice touch and it looks really good. It has silver spikes on the shoulders. It has the sheath for the knife. That looks very leathery. It has a couple of pineapple grenades. On the back of that strap piece, there is a peg, and you can use that peg to store the rifle by pegging it in the trigger guard. Not the best way to store a rifle, but I do like to have storage for the accessories. So now he can have his rifle slung across his back. His arms are bare and he has bare hands. Around his right upper arm, he has this band with gold spikes. He has a spiked wristband around his right forearm. He has a black band around his left wrist and he has some tattoos on the left forearm. It looks like he has a claw and on the left upper arm, he has a devil and on the right shoulder, he has a grim reaper. Around his waist, he has a black belt with some leathery texture and a belt buckle. On the left side, he has a silver chain between the belt loops and that is just a nice extra detail and it does look very dreadnock-like. On the lower half of the figure, he is wearing dark blue dungarees. We know what side the dreadnocks are on in the war between the dungarees and the suits. These legs have a nice fabric texture and lots of seam lines and pockets. These legs look really good but these classified figures usually do. He has that gray holster strapped around the right upper leg. He has gray knee pads and dark gray boots. Most of the details on the lower half of this figure are not very distinctive. They're pretty ordinary classified details but they do look very dreadnock-like and appropriate. I really like this ripper classified figure. I haven't bought a ton of GI Joe classified this year but I have bought a few and this ripper figure is easily in my top 10, maybe in my top five. It emulates the details on the version one figure while updating them in important ways. The accessories all look great and they all work really well with the exception of the magazine on that rifle. This is a really good figure. We still need to talk about buzzer but that'll wait till next time. That was my review of GI Joe classified series ripper. Do you have this figure? Do you intend to get it? And what do you think of it? If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. I usually review vintage GI Joe toys. Occasionally I look at classified series toys. If that sounds interesting to you and you'd like to support the channel, please check out Patreon. You can get some special perks like early access and get your name in videos like the names you see scrolling on the screen right now. Thank you very much. I'll see you next time and until then, remember only Class of Friday is Class of Friday.


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