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Koli Amini Amini Arabin al-Aidamin. Today's Aya that I want to share with you in this Kudva

is the 135th Aya of Surit Annesa.

There are two Ayaat that are very similar.

They deal with the same subject matter.

They're very unique Ayaat in the Quran. One of them belongs to the same subject matter. They're very unique aye in the

Quran. One of them belongs to the fourth sua, soot on Nissa, and the other one to the

fifth sua, soot al-Aida. My intention in chala is to try to cover this ayea in this chuteba and in another Kudba cover the next Aya.

Those two Aya compliment one another and they complete the subject of one another.

For those of you that are interested in further study of the Quran also you should know that

there are lots of connections

and lots of a strong bond between the fourth sura and the fifth suren thisa and

Maida are very closely connected to one another in many ways and this is

just one of the ways in which they're connected to each other.

In any case these two Ayat, their subject matter if you wanted to give it a heading, is justice.

How does Allah talk about justice or fairness?

And I want to start off by saying that when we hear this word justice,

we usually think of a courtroom,

or we think of a government that should do justice

or justice happening at the level of a ruler

or high-level things, things you know or the police

executing a matter in by way of justice so we think of justice in a political sense we think of

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