Abu Bakr Zoud – How To Remain Grateful During A Calamity

			There is a lot to be grateful for. There is a lot. And you know, when Allah azza wa jal tests a
person, he says, Well, Anna blue and Nico, be shaped, Allah test you with something. How can you
reach that level of being grateful to Allah when you're in the midst of a calamity, because you
know, when a person experiences a calamity, there are four ways to react. You can either be
displeased with Allah, you can either be patient, you can either be pleased with Allah, and the
highest level in a calamity is to thank Allah for the calamity. You know how you can reach this?
Because when Allah test you, he tests you with something, and he leaves a lot of that thing that he
		

			tested you with. The only way you can reach this level is by focusing on what Allah azza wa jal left
for you. Just like AutoWeb no Masaru probably Allah, Allah Anhu. He had a disease in his leg, so it
had to be amputated. And he also had a few children. He had about four kids, and they were coming to
him.
		

			And one of them was thrown off the back of the horse and kicked and he died.
		

			So they cut his foot, they amputated his legs, his legs off. And then after he woke up, they gave
him the news that your son had died.
		

			So you know what he said? He said, Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah, Allah azza wa jal gave me two hands
and two feet. And he gave me four children. Then he said Alhamdulillah, for what Allah has taken,
and that is one limb of the two hands and two legs, and he has taken one child, he said that
hamdulillah for what Allah took, and Alhamdulillah for Allah azza wa jal has left with me. That's
the only way to reach the highest level, which is the level of hammer during a calamity by looking
at what else is left when you lose some wealth. So your hamdulillah for whatever remains, when you
lose some health, say Alhamdulillah for what remains when you lose a loved one, say Alhamdulillah
		

			for whoever remains, and so on. That's the ID and hamdulillah your denial Amin