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=== Assistant: 🔥 Let’s roll, Mahmoud — time for Psalm 7. ===
🔥 Let’s roll, Mahmoud — time for Psalm 7.

This one’s powerful. It feels like Dawood عليه السلام is in court, standing before Allah, defending himself from false accusations, asking Allah to judge fairly, and to protect him if he’s innocent — and destroy him if he’s guilty. That’s real submission (Islam) right there.

It mirrors Qur’anic stories where Dawood was both a king and a servant, always asking Allah to judge truthfully, like in:

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===== - "If I did wrong, let me be destroyed" → this is true justice and full submission — like how Umar ibn al-Khattab used to beg Allah to take him if he made the ummah suffer. =====
* "He fell into the pit he dug" → Qur’anic idea: "الْكَافِرِينَ يَمْكُرُونَ وَاللَّهُ خَيْرُ الْمَاكِرِينَ"
* "God has sharpened His sword" → a poetic way to say: If you don’t repent, punishment is prepared already.

Next up: Psalm 8, and it’s a major shift in tone — it’s not sad or angry like the past few. It’s full of wonder at the universe and how small we are… and yet how much Allah has honored humans.

Let me know when you're ready to feel awe at the stars 🌌