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y fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh vn AN IMPORTANT POINT TO REMEMBER Hajj is the pilgrimage to the House of Allah in Makkah which is compulsory on every adult Muslim in any part of the world who has the means to undertake the journey. Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam and brings together yearly what may justly be described as the greatest gathering of mankind. Hajj is, above all, a journey of individual self-renewal inspired by piety and devotion to Allah. In this quest, the individual is strengthened by the knowledge that thous ands of human beings from all over the world regardless of their worldly status, language or race, are in pursuit of the same goal - the pleasure of their Creator. Many of the rites of the Hajj go back to the Prophet Ibrahim [a] and there is a sense of history, of going along the same straight way that has been the way of the prophets of Allah and those who followed them. There is also a natural feeling of cosmic identity on the part of the pilgrim as he goes anti-clockwise around the cube-like structure of the Ka’bah clothed in the simple garments of the state of Ihram, or as he stands soulshaken on the plain of Arafat from noon till the sun sinks below the horizon. Hajj, like perhaps no other occasion, has the capacity to lay bare the fancies and vanities of man. The Talbiyyah or the special refrain announcing man’s willingness and eagerness to acknowledge and obey Allah resounds throughout the Hajj environment: “Here I am, 0 Lord, here I am! Here I am; no partner hast Thou; here I am! Surely to Thee is all Praise, all goodness and all Sovereignty; No partner hast Thou!” The simplicity, beauty and power of this refrain create the mood in which the pilgrimage is performed. However, the atmosphere and environment in which the Hajj is performed can be and has been marred by my faith ...ISLAM 177 T P
the intrusion and dominance of many alien and incongruous planning concepts, technologies, cultures and institutions and by the behaviour of pilgrims who often show little trace of the adab of Islam. There is in fact a warning in the Qur’an to those who might be tempted to mar or ruin the desired mood of the Hajj by selfish or wicked conduct. The Qur’an instructs: “Whoever undertakes the pilgrimage...shall, while on pilgrimage, abstain from lewd speech, from all wicked conduct, and from quarrelling; and what ever good you may do, Allah is aware of it. And make provision for yourse lves - but, verily, the best of all provisions is Allah-consciousness. Remain then conscious of Me, O you who are endowed with insight.” The mood of Hajj can also be marred or ruined by the environment and the physical conditions under which Hajj is performed. Noise from earth- shattering technology and hi-tech urban planning styles as well as the un hygienic practices of many pilgrims have transformed the hajj environment for the worse. Simple and more natural solutions in keeping with the natural physical environment of the Hajj will be best suited to maintaining the spirit and the atmosphere of contemplation, devotion and intense personal rectification which is the object of the Hajj. Recite the following poem and explain. T This sacred journey we undertake, Is done purely for Allah’s sake, But before to Makkah Muslims depart, They must ensure the means for support. 178 ry fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh fh ACTIVITIES fh Vocabulary sacred fh undertake depart fh ensure means support vn my faith ...ISLAM
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preface The preservation of the rel
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introduction The first and most cru
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LESSON 2 The Story of ‘Isa [a] 25
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8 T The word Islam is derived from
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Read and explain the following. T A
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Can you read the word below ? Do yo
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and decided to take shelter in it t
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My parents woke up and were surpris
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Can you help the man find his way o
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Ask your parents or elder siblings
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Allah forgives sins even after deat
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would regret it terribly and turn s
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To be sinful is a small, weak quali
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From this story we have learnt : T
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Sometimes, when we commit sins C P
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midst of the battle. Many people ha
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With the help of your parents or el
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Read and explain the following. T W
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But all Muslims are one Ummah, one
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Circle the correct answer in the mu
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Name the continents. Locate your ow
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Khazraj, help and support Muhammad,
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ness of Allah and love for his dear
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- Faith, piety, good action and ser
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5) From which two Arabic words is t
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he was also told about what had hap
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All the teachings of Islam are base
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Colour-in the correct word/s in gre
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Knowledge’,” for when he spoke
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time that my face and body would ge
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gives the knowledge of Islam only t
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to gain knowledge is worship. The p
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Circle the twelve differences betwe
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Below are the sayings of some famou
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Match the correct pairs by drawing
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from his neighbour. “I wonder wha
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The Jew was so impressed by the tea
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pious nuisance caring kind uncaring
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Give preference to the guest over t
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moderately. If a few different dish
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Duties to the HOST Duties to the GU
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One of the Companions [r] replied e
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their concern and regard for their
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Companions we have the best example
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The Du’a’ to be recited by the
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Tayammum Tayammum is a practice of
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humanity. Hajj Hajj, pilgrimage, is
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Read and explain the following. In
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6) Strike both palms on clean earth
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Tayammum, like wudu’, also comes
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can understand why. They came to my
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so very handsome indeed. But I knew
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my precious necklace. How splendid.
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P Use the pictures to discover the
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Page 179: the Hajj pilgrimage. Draw some of t
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Page 187 and 188: Ad‘iyah 184 T Du'a' (singular of
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Page 197 and 198: Memorise the following Du‘a’s.
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And so, with his mother by his side
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may thank you in person and reward
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the sorrow of his people and their
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messenger and free the Banu Isra’
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Nabi Musa began to speak, "O Fir'aw
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On the appointed day all the magici
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CHAPTER 6 Nabi Musa [a] told his pe
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and the water of the Nile became fr
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that now they would surely perish a
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The following moral lessons learnt
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must be careful never to become opp
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Allah can make beneficial, as for e
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with Allah how can they be at peace
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Indicate, by means of a tick, the c
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Prophet ‘Isa [a] and captured him
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Read the following story and thorou
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the children of Israel.” The days
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he was indeed the most thoughtful.
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understanding. Nabi ‘Isa [a] saw
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sounded, infact, just like Nimrud a
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given so much more, more wealth and
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admired. Now the Jews hated him mor
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obey your law, he plans to fight ag
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As was said from the very beginning
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did they crucify him, but only a li
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- Prophets are chosen by Allah alon
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great concern. - All the miracles P
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Is this regard they are all just li
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- Evil doers fool themselves into t
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Nabi ‘Isa [a] performed many mira
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The Jews hated Nabi _ _ _ , _ _ _ o
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The Sirah lessons covered in grades
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lesson 1 OUTCOME OBJECTIVES T P - l
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State whether True or False. The Ar
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The Arabs had forgotten the religio
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name for the child. On that seventh
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At last a poor woman named Halimah
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time had come to return the beautif
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do not respect women and girls. - T
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C Draw a picture of Halimah’s hap
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Read the following sentences. T Nab
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Read the following story. T Muhamma
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would walk, sometimes racing, somet
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and the best of all character. So t
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he decided to take his nephew with
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He continued to look as the caravan
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“Please allow me to talk to him,
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The following lessons learnt from t
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gain knowledge of the world. - All
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What have you learnt about Christia
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Read the following story. T Muhamma
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cave of Hira where he would pray in
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“Read!” “But I cannot read,
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cave. Khadijah knew that this was s
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good character and morality. - Good
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- All revelation is engraved on the
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Which of these is encouraged in Isl
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Read and explain the following. T N
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Read the following story. T Soon Na
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message was a good meassage. But th
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under its heavy weight. Other poor
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- A Muslim must always persevere an
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Why are the wealthy and powerful al
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Read and explain the following. T N
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Read the following story. T No one
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growing smaller and smaller, and th
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ealised that Allah is the only Prot
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eyond our dimension. - Jannah and t
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Rather contemplate Allah’s attrib
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SUMMARY P BY THE END OF THIS LESSON
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Read and explain the following. T T
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Complete the sentences using the li
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and planed their evil plots. Abu Ja
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They had been tricked! Shouting in
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there for a long time,” the voice
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Prophet Muhammad [s]. If he stretch
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ter enemy of Islam was now a loyal
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vants. - Nabi Muhammad [s] would no
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always concerned about the wellbein
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C P What is the most powerful weapo
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Read and explain the following. T M
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Read the following story. T Madinah
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some of their friends sadly died. B
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they came. The chiefs of the Qurays
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gion and the pious believers. - The
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- Nabi Muhammad [s] was a mercy to
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value. Muslims are not permitted to
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The Muslim Ummah comprises a comity
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Read the following sentences. T Say
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Muslims to cause them to fight amon
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these rumors. Sayyiduna ‘ Uthman
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ecause they knew that they could re
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profit, no one has been able to mat
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- A true Muslim always aspires to t
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simple ‘Uthman generous proud sal
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Read the following sentences. T Say
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While ‘Ali [r] was performing sal
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Sayyiduna ‘Ali [r] understood the
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should do. If I became a Muslim, I
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Messenger to tell you how to live y
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e your follower. I shall be your co
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- Nabi Muhammad [s] had a great dea
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- Those who refuse to accept the gu
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Unscramble the following words and
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performance ASSESSMENT ‘AQA’ID
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performance ASSESSMENT FIQH LESSON
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performance ASSESSMENT QASAS AL-AMB
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performance ASSESSMENT SIRAT AN-NAB
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performance ASSESSMENT GENERAL ASSE
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