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0:00A farewell to Mr.ulk is my duty, thank you for your good Lakshmrah and for your work. Thank you, Your order. Thank you for your good things. Thanks everybody for blessed support. We hope to see you next time for the blessing of the Lord. And thank you all who do not have peace. Protect the soldiers and armies, and bring masjids everywhere, and see othertar inverter. We're talking about the tariqas of the Beks in Asade to be able to send the men to stay without the你們. I thank you. From here on Cross the Khaborullah would not crying any more. for the Mitzvah of bin Hazan is going to say a bless on it. Next thing is this week Shabbat is Shabbat and Bisharat, unbelievable Shabbat, a lot very rich Shabbat. And we're going to sing a song to the sea. We're going to say, this is my God and I will glorify him. So this is the, now we're talking about Mitzvah. This is my God and I will glorify him. How do I glorify God by building a beautiful Bethcanese by having a nice Talit, by having a nice Filin, any deval Mitzvah that you're going to buy? Make sure it's a nice one, why?

1:01Because it's something that you use for Mitzvah. And at least it'll be beautiful, why? It's for the honor of the Mitzvah. So over here also, so we're talking about a regular Talit that a person has that you come and you pray every day when you're putting the filling. But you should also have, if you're jobless, you should have your own Talit for Shabbat. It would be a nice, beautiful Mitzvah that you have one for Shabbat. So just like if your person goes to his family or friends for Shabbat, he makes sure he takes his nice suit and his nice hat. Make sure you also take your beautiful Shabbat Talit. Also with regards, there's a couple of things that there's a couple of different mean hugging here with regards to if you're going on Shabbat with regards to your Talit. So a lot of people will not fold their Talit on Shabbat, but a lot of people will fold the Talit. But they're not going to fold it according to the seams that they have. They're going to fold it sideways. It's not proper to just leave your Talit like this. Oh, and I'll fold it after Shabbat. You just throw it on your seam half folded. So you should fold it nicely, not differently than you normal,

2:04and leave it there till after Shabbat where you could fold it the way you would. Again, I said, there's a couple of people with a different hugging and I'll leave it up to... I said, it's not... You're going against the crease. But if there's already a crease, what are you going to do with the crease? It's a mean hug. No, I thought it's the issue of you're doing something for Shabbat. Because the next time you're going to use it, it's not Shabbat. Next time I'm going to use it, it's not Shabbat. That's still a different Shabbat. Okay, so I said, there's a couple of different mean hugging. And everybody should do the way that they use to.

3:14Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat. Shabbat, Shabbat. Oh, Shabbat. Oh, Shabbat. Oh, Shabbat. Pardon me, Shabbat. I know Shabbat. Shabbat. And also, I have no words. I can't help it. Shabbat. I'm not for Shabbat. I'll have you leave.

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