Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Protecting Your Intention from Shaitan’s Influence

I'm sitting here, tomorrow you may be sitting somewhere else.

And what happens is that when you're sitting in a place like

this, then the shaytaan wants to come and spoil the section right

from the beginning. So if it spoiled for me as the speaker,

then what I say is useless. What I say may sound may sound good, if

I'm able to speak well, if I can throw in a few poems, if I can

give you nice entertaining talk, it might sound very nice, but

that's what it is. It'll just stay around they will become an

entertainment for our ears and then it's it will dissipate.

So generally, the whole focus of saying, Oh Allah, I seek refuge

from the evil of my own self. So that when I say something, when

I'm speaking, that I want to speak for the sake of Allah subhanaw

taala that intention has to be correct.