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[Audio Series 2017] Save yourself Part 2 by Mufti Menk.


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Taraweeh Lecture at Masjidul Quds, Gatesville, Cape Town. Uploaded May 29, 2017.

Asalam alaikom wa rathmathullahi wa barakatu Bismillah irahaman irahim wal hamdulillah rabbial amin, All praise is indeed due to Allah, subhana wa t’ala. Blessings and salutations upon Mohammed sallahu alaihi wa salam, his household, his companions. May Allah, subhana wat’ala, bless them all and bless every one of us. Amin. 


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