Shadowing Practice: [URDU] Allah Hasn't Abandoned You He Is Still Your Support | Nouman Ali Khan - Learn English Speaking with Video

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اللہ عنہ دینوں میں سے نکال کر دوبارہ روشنی کی طرف
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لے آتا ہے یعنی اگر آپ امتحان میں ناکام ہو بھی
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گئے ہو تو اس کا مطلب یہ نہیں کہ کہانی ختم
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آپ آدم علیہ السلام کی مثال سے سیکھ لو کہ آپ دوبارہ اٹ سکتے ہو
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آپ دوبارہ اللہ تعالیٰ کی
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رحمت میں داخل ہو سکتے ہو یہ پہلا امتحان ہے فعل ہونے کے بعد دوبارہ پاس ہونا
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آدم علیہ السلام کا امتحان لیا گیا
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پھر بنی اسرائیل کا امتحان لیا گیا
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then Ibrahim A.S and the attorney for my opinion and now that I am being our 4 4 1
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1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3
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3 3 3 and Adam
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He said,
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only one thing to say
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What did you say?
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And now you are the same.
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So this is a whole picture of Quran.
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There is a picture of the Quran on the Benes Tahil.
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Who are these?
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These are those people who can say, The Allah says, why are you saying?
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Why are you saying?
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Who is going to tell you?
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Who knows that you don't eat.
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Who knows that you don't eat.
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Who knows that you don't eat.
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And you know that you know that you don't eat.
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And you know that you don't eat.
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section you are going to read it
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you are going to read it you are going to understand it then you have to kill it
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and then these questions kill them.
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Then, in such a question, there is a whole case made of the case that you have to be the highest, the highest, but you have to be the highest.
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You have to be the right.
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The idea of the Beny Israel was very proud that we are Israel's children.
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What is it?
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Israels?
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He said,
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powers, powers, powers, powers, powers.
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All those passages of Quran's teachings will be the idea of the Quran.
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If you have the third section.
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What sense is that?
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One hand said that there was a memorial to this one, and that's what the other hand gave us.
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Who is to disdain?
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We are trying to say.
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Now you see, you can see.
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You've already been in a situation.
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You've been in a situation.
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Who's in a situation?
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Our thoughts are here in section.
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When we read these thoughts, we should have talked about them in the head.
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In the way they have talked about them.
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They have tried to change their thoughts.
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They didn't have to do that.
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So we have to keep those who are in the case of this.
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That's why we have two of them.
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Now we're going to go.
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I've got a lot of pride that he is Israel's children.
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He has said that he is so much pride that he is Israel's children.
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But he said that he is not a pride that he is not a pride.
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He said that he is not a pride.
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He said that he is not a pride.
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He said that he is a pride.
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He said that the difference between the Prophet ﷺ is that we can't even see it who is going to be, this is the end of the day.
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So how do you say that?
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This is the end of Israel, not the end of the day.
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So Allah's Allah has got a few more, which is also the end of the day.
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So Ibrahim is going to be, and after the other part, the next part is Abraham alaihi was going to be.
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And what should I say about this?
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This is the fourth part.
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I see you in the beginning, first of all.
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Three?
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The second part is, Adam and his wife 3rd year Banis Rai Banis Rai Now, who is the one?
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Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam 4th year Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam And his children Ibrahim Alayhi Salaam And his children
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And his children And his children And his children how do you do here like yourself
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He said that he had to be a good idea of the other.
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He said,
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I was able to learn
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I am sorry.
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foreign It is five-fifth.
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It is five-fifth.
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This is the word of five times of 12,
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and you come to get into the next step.
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This is the whole story of the whole story of this.
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And in this section what did he say?
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He said, And this section of the verse, This way you, This way you have been made a very strong movement.
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And this verse, This verse number 143.
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My Urduan number is wrong.
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43. 43?
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43. How many of you have been in the verse?
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266 This number is mine 143 And in the middle of the day you have made a new unit
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Just a little bit of the help SubhanAllah
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Now we have said
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that you have the middle of the day That's why the
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bridge has shifted to this side Ibrahim Aliya sahim's story After remembering this
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So this is the details of the Sotul Baqara And how it is in the middle of the day
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Now understand another way First story is which one?
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First story is which one?
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Adam.
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Adam.
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Was he arrested or not?
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Okay, now you can understand the arrest.
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Adam.
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Then the Beny Israel.
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Then Abraham.
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And now who is the arrest?
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Our.
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Four arrests is
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He has become a new one.
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and then after the passing of the path, then you go back to the other side.
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There is no way to go.
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So there are such people who have just a few times, one time has been given to them, one time has been given to them, but it is just a way to go.

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