Alhamdulillah. Welcome to the Dean Show.
Peace be unto you. I'm Eddie, your host.
And today we have on the show to share
his story with us is the bodyguard,
former bodyguard for the
worldrenowned,
famous heavyweight champion of the
world. Now, you got to know this man,
Muhammad Ali. That's right. Muhammad
Ali, his former bodyguard, is going to
be talking to us. Name Shik Name
Muhammad. He's going to be on in a
few. So, you don't want to go nowhere
because it's going to be an exciting
show when we come back here on the Dean
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Allah, there's only one word and is his
messenger.
Allah
Allah there's only one God and Jesus was
his messenger Allah.
I don't know why I did that. Maybe it's
just to break the ice. Welcome back to
the Dean Show. I'm your host and just in
a couple minutes we're going to be
bringing out the former
bodyguard Na Muhammad who's also a black
belt in many different martial arts. He
also started training the most effective
martial art not just because I trained
it Gracie jiujitsu Brazilian jiu-jitsu
but because the Gracie family indeed
proved that it was. So he is somebody
that I got a chance to sit with. very
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Muhammad Ali. That's right. Muhammad
Ali, his former bodyguard, Shik Nella.
Shake Naim, can you hear me, brother?
Yes, I can hear you. Good. Thank God.
Thank you for being with us on the Dean
Show. Thank you very much. Yeah, I'm
glad to be here. This is my first time.
So, as we hear it, you used to be the
bodyguard for the former champion of the
world, heavyweight champion, the world
famous Muhammad Ali. Yes, sir. For those
people who might have been locked up in
a room for a long time, they haven't
been out and they don't know who
Muhammad Ali is, tell us a little bit
about him, please. Well, Muhammad Ali
was the former uh heavyweight world
champion uh in the United States. Well,
all over the world and
uh what he done in the boxing world is
unmatched and what he also done outside
the boxing world is unmatched. So, uh,
most people he was one of the most
recognized faces on the planet and, um,
I haven't had this, uh, gracious
opportunity to work with him as a
bodyguard. Someone might think, why
would a champion, heavyweight champion
like him need a bodyguard? Well, there's
certain things that he uh, can't do for
himself. You know, you don't have eyes
on the side of him and behind him. So
you need someone to keep certain peoples
away from him that are approaching him
and that have a critical eye and
watching and protecting him because he
was a very public figure. And even
though Muhammad Ali was a person that is
a person that everybody seems to love,
but you do have people who maybe have
some mental sickness uh illness and that
might approach him uh in a way that's
inappropriate. So the job of the person
that's securing a figure like that is to
make sure of that this don't happen. Now
you're also a top ranking martial arts
black belt. Is that correct? Yes. I've
been doing martial art for a period over
35 years. My teacher is Abdul Mutakir of
the Swam Academy of Martial Arts. That's
in Jamaica, Queens as well as in
Atlanta, Georgia. Uh if you go to the
website schuanar.com
uh you'll see what we teach. It's called
uh kaju kaju boxing uh ghetto rule
jiujitsu jiu-jitsu.
So as a young man tell us did you grow
up in a Christian household?
Yes I grew up in a um what you could
call it was the infrastructure was uh
based on uh Christianity. my father and
mother. Um I first started out as a
Catholic and then from there I moved on
to um um uh to bapt to becoming a
Baptist. Is it true that your father was
a deacon? Yeah, my father was a big
deacon. Later on he got more immersed in
the church. I I'm from a New York
originally, but years ago, my father
moved to Atlanta, bought property, and
helped build a church with uh over 1500
members. And his name is engraved on the
church cuz he died about 6 years ago.
And his name is engraved on the church
and he was the head deacon of that
church. He helped build it and finance
it and everything. Na, tell us, did you
grow up believing that Jesus was God and
your savior? Yes, this is the way I was
taught. uh that he was God and he was my
sav my personal savior and I had
accepted him. I was baptized you know
dipped in water and you know and told
that I had accepted Jesus as my lord and
savior.
So tell us how did this change in your
life happen? Well, that came about. Um,
I was a very troubled youth when I grew
up. At the late age of 12 years old, I
got in trouble and I was sent to youth
hall and from there I just continue
aspiring out of control because I really
not I really didn't have no rules and
guidance in my household. My father and
mother, they uh went to church, you
know, once in a while, but really uh
rules from the scripture was not really
uh applied in the house. And I really
didn't have no guidance. So the street
gave me guidance and I joined gangs and
you know clicks and stuff like that. And
I sort of spiraled out of control. And
so by the age of 16 or 17 I was really
on a mission of self-destruction. And at
the age of 15 my father put me out of
the house. Tell us a little bit about
this baptism.
Well uh they take you and the day that I
was supposed to accept Jesus as my Lord
and Savior. Uh they have a a either
man-made pool or some water someplace
and behind a curtain and next thing I
know I was scared to death and and they
reverend he's in the in the pool and and
they say a few things and they take you
under the water in the name of the
father and name of the son and name of
the holy ghost and I accepted this
without real any knowledge. I didn't
really get I really didn't understand
what I was doing. Tell us what is the
belief now your belief now about the one
who is so beloved and dear to our hearts
Jesus Christ peace be upon him. Well,
alhamdulillah, by the guidance of Allah
and you know there was another track of
me before I became to this uh the Quran
and Sunna and I guess you asked me about
that but speed it up um I came to
understand that uh Jesus in Islam we
call him Issa Alisam may peace be upon
him uh that he was a prophet of God a
major one of the major prophets of God
and no prophet of God has ever declared
came uh to be divine. Uh they came with
the divine message that God came but
they was not divine. They was human
beings and that God had raised up uh
spiritually and they came with a message
and Isaam came with the message of
truth.
How do you tackle the argument that some
people adamantly make about Jesus being
God? Well divine. I I would say
something quickly. uh my father uh
before he died, I went to visit him uh
in G in Georgia in the 80s and when I
was married at that time um I had small
children and one of my daughters uh her
name is Yasmine and I hope she's
watching this. Uh she's an adult now of
course she was in the room playing with
her cousin. It was about 10 of her
cousins. They was playing in the living
room and they had an argument. Uh they
was talking about Jesus and her
Christian cousins were saying Jesus was
God. And Yasm mean said no Allah is God.
He's the only God. So my ex-wife, she
was at the table
um with me. And she was pinching me cuz
she was worried that my daughter was
going to really bring this into the
kitchen where we was having dinner, the
dining room. And we was eating with my
father, mother, brothers and sisters all
at the table who are Christians. And
surely she did and she came directly to
the table and she said, "Daddy, they're
saying that Jesus is God. Who is God? Is
Jesus God?" I told them that Allah is
God. And my wife was very scared. And I
turned to her, my daughter. Everything
was quiet. And I said, "That's right.
Allah is God." And my father became very
angry. He was disappointed that I was
teaching my children this type of
concept. So what happened the next uh
morning? Uh my father had to go to the
church to teach Sunday school because it
was on a Saturday and my mother and
father was getting ready dressed but
they wasn't inviting me to come to the
church number one because I wore what
was like a kamise clothing uh that
something like I have on now and I had a
one of these kofy hats on so he was
uncomfortable so they rushed out and
left me but the church was about half a
block away from the house. So, I decided
to get dressed and go to the church. And
when I opened the door of the church, um
I guess it's a record there was all eyes
is on me. All eyes was on me because
here I open the door and they see this
person with this goofy hat on, these
funny looking clothes to them, strange
clothes. And they looked and I was
invited in and one of the ladies who was
teaching the uh Sunday school service,
she invited me to sit with her a large
group and my father was teaching the
other group and he started to sweat
profusely. So they was talking about
Musa Moses may peace be upon him and the
things that he went through and
everything. So what happened? Speed this
up. Uh they asked me to make some
comments and I made some comments just
general knowledge that a Muslim has
about these prophets because we love
them and they're the same prophets in
Islam in Christianity. Same prophets in
Islam cuz it's one link and they're all
brothers. The prophets are brothers to
one another. So the reverend or pastor
must have had some type of device that
he could hear what was going on in this
big church. and he stepped out from the
back and he signaled to me to come to
him and then he invited me in the back
room and the pastor was I guess about 60
or 70 years old then I was in my 20s and
he asked me he said you are not a
Christian I said no I'm not a Christian
he said he said you're a Muslim I said
yes I'm a Muslim and he asked me
questions about the scripture and he was
very impressed at the answers I gave
where did you learn this I said I
learned this from the Quran the book of
Allah uh from the messenger of Allah
sallallahu alaihi wasallam and he was so
convinced that what I was saying was
truthful that he invited me to give the
talk for the day. So when I came back
out they started playing the organ.
That's a signal to the pastor to come
out and start the sermon. Give us a
demonstration of how this sounds like.
Well, okay. It's take me near the cross.
That's a old traditional song among
Baptist people. So when he heard that,
that was a signal to come out. The organ
was playing, the people was saying that.
So he came out, said, "Praise the Lord."
He waved his hand. Everybody got quiet.
And he said, "We have a special guest
with us today. My father's sweating
profusely now. He's really concerned."
And my mother and father, I mean, my my
mother and brother and sister were
sitting on the front row and their mouth
was open like this in disbelief. And as
they was disbelieving me the night
before they was telling me I was all
wrong here their pastor saw something
and what I was saying was truthful. So
what he said he said we have a special
guest and he called his name Nam which
is pronounced Nain Muhammad Niles. He
said but uh his brother he's he's uh
deacon Nile's son and now all eyes went
on the the deacon because his son is a
Muslim. He said he's not a Christian
he's a Muslim. He said, "But I find what
he said was very truthful and I want him
to give the talk for the day." So I
ended up giving a talk and I was talking
about Musa Alisam uh Moses, how the
people gave him trouble as he was trying
to give them the truth, how they
rejected, they kept rebelling. Uh we
going to do that the same today. So it
went over very well. And then when I
went back home, the pastor had called me
in the back to meet with some other
reverends. So my father and mother went
home to help me about another hour. When
I got home, opened the door, all my
family was standing up on their feet and
clapping like this. And my mother come
and hugged me. My stepmother actually,
she came and hugged me and said, "Uh,
God bless you. Um, I didn't know you was
a man of the cloth." And my father, he
just bowed his head and just shook my
hand, you know. He said, "Good job,
son." And basically that was it. And um
before he died, I done my best to
explain the oneness of Allah. He
accepted that there's only one God. But
when I said Muhammad sallallahu alaihi
wasallam, he rejected it. So I made
effort and my mother's now in her 80s
and I need to visit her, my stepmother,
and see if I can reach her. But I did
the best I could at that time. So that's
what happened. So now if someone asks
you who's paying the price for your sins
now, what do you say? Well, the concept
of dying from the sin and original sin,
this is not a concept in Islam. As we
know, Adamisam is the father of all men
and a Eve is the mother of all men and
women. And when they made their mistake
in paradise and uh uh Allah in the Quran
says uh Adam, we have honored the
children of Adam and Allah and they made
to and gave and Allah forgave them. So
in Islam, whatever you do is upon you.
You come in this world as a blank page
and all whatever you do whether good or
good or bad is from you. We don't have
to worry about it being passed down to
us. So there's no original sin. So I
don't I do not have this view. And so
when a Christian comes to me and said
that Jesus died for your sins etc etc um
I informed them of the Islamic point of
view. Tell us your experience with the
nation. Well, I was in the Nation of
Islam and I came about that as I said I
was a troubled very troubled youth and I
came into the Nation of Islam at a very
young age. Uh I was actually influenced
by it at at the age of 14 years old and
what happened they used to be at the
subway stations in New York where they
was all over. There was like ants
everywhere in uh New York and in the in
the predominantly uh ghetto areas. They
was there. And this is unfortunate that
the the people of Quran and Sunna they
was not available. So this was what was
in my environment. So I thought this was
Islam. And so one day I was going to the
subway and every morning this person
would stop me and he said get your
Muhammad speaks. Your Muhammad speaks.
Get your Muhammad speaks. And I would
try to avoid him and I ended up buying a
paper and it had a picture of this man
big fat African-American black man
eating look what appeared to be a rat.
It was a cartoon with a rat going in his
mouth and he was sweating profusely and
it says uh cat rat dog. This is what a
pig is made of. This was the concept of
the nation Islam. So I went home and
that weekend it was tradition in
African-American culture that we meet on
Sunday morning have breakfast. So we
having breakfast and that breakfast
consist of fat bag meat. I don't know if
they still anybody know what that is
anymore but I remember it and bacon eggs
and you know a lot of pork and I used to
love eating pork stuffed lazing but I
used to love eating. So what happened I
wouldn't eat any of it. So my father
looked at me and my brother and sister
said what's wrong with you? How come
you're not eating no meat? How come
you're not eating that? I said I don't
eat any more pork. And then my father
looked over and he said why you not
eating pork? And I said I said because
it has 999 diseases because this what
the Nation of Islam was the brother had
told me at the subway station and they
said it's made of a cat rat and a dog.
And when I said that he said where you
learn this from I said from the Nation
of Islam and he cursed Elijah Muhammad
out at the table and he took all the
pork and poured it on my plate and made
me eat it. And he didn't know about five
or 6 years later that I from this day
forward with my knowledge I haven't ate
I've eaten any of that since and I
joined that's when I came about joining
the Nation of Islam. Now, how did you
make the transition from the
nation which is more of a nationalistic
movement to Islam which brings all
people from all nationalities, white,
yellow, black,
pink, purple, doesn't matter what color
you are. Real Islam brings people
together as true brothers and sisters of
humanity. Tell us how did you make this
transition to the real Islam?
Well, I got from the Nation of Islam. I
joined the Nation of Islam. Um, as I
told you, I was a troubled youth and I I
was incarcerated and I joined in through
the prison system. And when I came out,
I met Minister Farakhan. He heard about
the great things I've done in prison.
And so, he said, "You're going to do
great work out here." And I did a lot to
promote the Nation of Islam. I was a
lieutenant in the Nation Islam, which is
uh I was FYI first was the name of the
military training of men. uh the fruit
of the fruit of Islam and then I became
a lieutenant uh which I mean I give
orders and teach those who are
processing they call them processing
brothers uh how to be a good member in
the Nation of Islam and give them
instructions. So um when I what made me
leave the Nation of Islam was death the
the leader of the Nation of Islam at
that time Mr. Elijah Muhammad at that
time she call him the honorable Elijah
Muhammad Mr. Elijah Muhammad who uh
teacher was Master Farad Muhammad. And
you have to understand that this came
about in the 30s and there was ignorance
was very prevalent in the
African-American community and it was
also a community of hopelessness. There
was no hope. And so if this man came
with some hope and he used a psychology
that said that the black man was God. So
he had to use a formula that worked to
make us look at ourselves differently
because we hated ourselves. And so it
worked. And he said the white man was
the devil. And at that time, uh,
Caucasian people was beating up,
lynching us, hanging us, and everything
else. So it was easy for me to conceive
that he was the devil. So after some
time being a Nation of Islam, I had a
problem with that picture of Master
Farad Muhammad because he looked white.
And when I showed it to some people,
they said, "That's a white man." I hid
it in my heart, my mind to the members
of the Nation Islam that I had a problem
with that. So when Elijah Muhammad died
February the 25th, 1975, I believe, um,
I was devastated. I was rushed to
Chicago as a lieutenant. I was informed
that he had passed on, that I was on the
plane and everything. And then he told
us the next person would be God himself.
So you don't mind. I was thinking that
God was going to walk up on a platform
and give a talk. This did not happen. It
was Imam Worth Muhammad. And gradually
he moved us closer and closer to the
Quran and Sunna until eventually he
started talking about the teaching of
his father was incorrect. And so I took
my shahada in 1975 under the hands of
Imam Worthy Muhammad. My name uh Nain
Muhammad uh he is the one that gave me
that name. May Allah expand his grave
for the good things that he did do. But
then I found that later I needed to move
from that whole entire experience. So in
the late 80s I left uh even Imam Worth
de Muhammad community u to move on to
continue my studies and endeavors in
Islam. Now, how do you reason with
someone, talk to someone from the nation
to get them to understand to come to the
real
Islam? Well, when you're talking to, you
have to understand that this person
first you have to see if they're
sincere. There are some people that are
in the Nation of Islam that are very,
very sincere. An example, I'm here in
Canada right now and they had the
caravan fest. So, we went downtown. We
have a uh the Canadian dollar
association which I am the special
advisor to and I ask all people to go to
our website uh Canadian dollar
association website and see the work we
are doing every year. Uh we just had a
big conference here as Eddie as you know
and we had uh some uh names that are
known Lon uh we had Freeway uh Napoleon
uh myself Muhammad and um these and Dr.
Lawrence Brown and we just had a
beautiful conference. But the big thing
when you're talking to someone from the
Nation of Islam, you should know what
you're talking about and you should
understand that this person sincerely
believes this is the truth. So you
shouldn't belittle him. You shouldn't
say say you're wrong and everything
because everything is not wrong. When
the devil wants to make a lie, he has to
use some truth. That's the bait. But the
hook actually is the lie. So when I
approach them, I approach them and shake
their hand and they sayama, I will sayum
salam. This is a da technique. Some
Muslims might disagree with me and I
because they say they're not Muslim and
we we're not supposed to get Islam. But
I'm using dawa techniques and when I
shake their hand and they they feel that
I'm sincere sincerely caring about them,
they open up. So what happened this
weekend? One was out selling the Nation
of Islam paper or whatever it was this
weekend downtown Toronto on Young and
and Dantis and I was sitting under the
umbrella, the Islamic umbrella table and
he walked up to me and he was looking
like back and forth and I didn't
understand. I guess he was looking to
see if his brothers was watching him and
he sit down. Someone told him that uh
there's a brother that was in the Nation
of Islam. He's older and he used to be
the former bodyguard of Muhammad Ali as
well as Farakhan and he is knowledgeable
of the Nation of Islam. So he came and
asked me very softly. He says excuse me
he said why did you leave the nation?
You was in the nation. I said yes. He
said why did you leave the nation? That
was his question. I said well the death
of the leader and I said after that
happened I was looking and searching for
something that would help me and I had a
problem with the picture of master. I
told him the Holy Spirit and I said,
"Brother," I said, "you're searching." I
told him, I said, "You're searching
right now." I said, "When you find what
you need to find," I said, "Embrace it."
I said, "That's true Islam." I said,
"Allah is going to guide you." I said,
"But when he when you see the guidance,
accept it." And so, I didn't have a lot
of time to talk to him cuz he had to go.
I said, I gave him my telephone number.
He took it. He wanted to make contact
with me. And I think he had respect. So
anyone that came from the Nation of
Islam and know how to give dawat
properly, we can reach those people you
know and I hope that Minister Farakhan
uh you know before he leaves this life
that he clears this and make it very
clear that Muhammad and clear this
argument or clear this controversy up
because people said no he's on the path.
Some of them would say this. I said,
"Well, when I read the back of the
paper, when I buy the paper from them
once in a while just to see if they
change you, if you turn to the back of
the paper, it says the Muslim beliefs.
These are not Muslim belief." And one of
them it says, "And we believe in God who
came in the person of Master Farad
Muhammad. This is uh is
incorrect." Shaina, can you explain for
our non-Muslim audience who are watching
the show and for also the people from
the nation, what actually is the Islamic
belief? clear Islamic beliefs. You have
what is known as the five pillars. The
first pillar is our bear witness.
There's no god but Allah Muhammad is his
messenger. Uh the next is prayer. The
next is zakat. The next is fasting
during the month of Ramadan. And the
fifth pillar is Hajj. These are the
pillars and they're known as pillars
which means they hold up something. And
the chief pillar is Allah Muhammad
Muhammad Allah. Then you have what is
known as the six articles of belief
which is very important. Is the belief
in Allah is the belief in his angels. Is
the belief in his books. Books we mean
the scriptures that were sent in the
final revelation which is Quran. Is the
belief uh in his messengers and prophets
and the final prophet we know is
Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam. And
the belief in the day of judgment and
the belief in divine decree which is
very important. But when we come to
Muhammad the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wasallam, this is where when you're
talking to people, they say, "Well, I
never heard of Muhammad." Well, I'm
gonna give you a little joke. I never
heard of
Obama, right? And Obama is the president
of the United States now. I never heard
of him until the his name came up in
elections and he is the 44th president.
I'm not sure, but he is the line of
presidents. We do not follow the laws of
George Washington today because why?
Those laws are outdated. They wouldn't
apply uh to what the society and growth
and development that has reached them.
So Obama is in the link in line of the
presidents that came before him and he
right now we follow the laws enacted by
Congress through President Obama.
So with prophethood, the prophet started
out with Adam being the first prophet of
God and moving all through uh the great
prophets Moses uh uh uh David um and
Esau until we reached Muhammad. So
Muhammad brought the final message that
God has given to man to the day of
judgment. The Quran makes it very clear
that he is a rahma mercy to all mankind.
Isaam brought the message to a certain
group group of people and he made it
very clear. Some of the Christians read
right in the Bible that this message was
to this group of people. But the message
of the Quran is to every human being.
And that's why in Islam you find people
from all different ethnic group and
races. Now we just have two minutes
left. Can you tell us shake the lane as
you had once so eloquently said how can
we avoid getting pimped by the shaitan?
Yes the devil. Yeah. We have to be very
careful that I call him uh I did a
lecture at as you know at the uh
conference called Shayan the pimp and
he's pimping the whole world. And if you
don't want to get pimped by him then you
have to stay away from the entertainment
halls of the pimp. What are the
entertainment halls of the pimp? The
movie theaters. Uh you have to stay away
from script clubs, uh massage parlors
and people that talk filthy languages.
And for a Muslim, he should stay around
the Muslims who are seeking to be
upright. Stay more keep your heart mind
attached to the Quran, the toed. Make
sure that you have tawa. And remember,
you should have your your uh your iman
uh your faith and belief. It should be
as though you're walking through a
garden that has a lot of thorns and that
your iman is very fragile like cotton.
And if you go through it and not
careful, that cotton is going to get
ripped. If you're not careful in this
environment, young brothers, young
sister, whether male or female, whether
old or young, then you are going to
start to lose your iman. And in
conclusion, it's just like this. If a
horse is coming down a dusty road and
you're standing on the side of the road,
the horse might not run you over, but
you won't get some of the dust from that
horse. So if you live in this
environment, you won't get some of the
dust of ko on you. So you have to be
very careful. And Umar and said he said
the Muslim that mixes with the people
and endure their harm is better than a
Muslim who does not mix with the people
and does not endure their harm. Thank
you very much Shay for being with us.
Thank you.
And I'd like to just give a uh say that
I'm in Minnesota. I'm with the masid
masid da uh shik hassan jami. We need
your support saving the masjid there. So
please uh go to our website m uh mn
dawah.net and support me
dawahalamlaykum. May the creator of the
heavens and the earth Allah reward you.
Thank you. And that was the former
bodyguard of the world champion,
heavyweight champion, famous Muhammad
Ali, who is a Muslim who is one who's
made a conscious decision to acquire
peace by submitting himself, submitting
his will to the will of the creator of
the heavens and the earth to be obedient
to be in line with what everything the
creator wants him to do. That is what a
Muslim is. So there are many many
thousands of thousands of people who are
coming to this beautiful way of life.
The way of life that was lived by Jesus
Christ peace be upon him. Moses peace be
upon him. Abraham peace be upon him.
Noah. These were just a few of the
messengers that came with this way of
life. They taught people the same
religion, the same way. Do what God
wants you to do. Do it on his terms.
Acquire peace by submitting to the will
of God, by submitting to what the
creator wants you to do. And the last
and final messenger sent to mankind, the
prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,
came with the same way, as a mercy. He
was sent as a mercy to the world. So get
to know a little bit more about us,
about this wonderful way of life.
Continue to come back here on the Dean
Show. And if you want to accept the way
of all the messengers, you can do it
right now. You can call the number on
the screen 1 800662
Islam. And until next time, until we
meet again, continue to tune in. Make
dua for us. And we'll see you inshallah,
God willing. Until then, peace be unto
you. Come and see what everyone's
talking about.
If you find one contradiction, it can't
be from God.
But the rational idea, the rational
explanation is you do your best. Give up
worshiping God as one. I will never give
up spreading this message. I hope that
you take that necessary step. You don't
know if you're going to live till
tomorrow.
So you got to find that urgency to do
the right thing right now.
The reality of life usually doesn't sink
in until tragedy comes.
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You get a few bad people, the media
grabs a hold of that and spins it the
way they want to.
If you say that you do not believe in
Jesus, you have stepped outside of
Islam. You cannot be a Muslim. It is
attended our faith to
It's cold, it's
lame, everybody's
sleeping. I
arise and ask Allah to forgive
me. Oh Allah, you
see, oh Allah, you
know all the sins I do.
I turn to you to forgive my sins in my
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heart. I'm your sinful
slave. You're my loving
Lord. I'm the one who runs
away. Oh Allah, guide me.