Abu Taymiyyah – 7 Ways To Overcome Trials & Tribulations
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We have approximately
30 minutes
to compress this lecture.
So please insha Allahu Ta'ala sit down and
lend me your ear for the next 25
to 30 minutes.
It might well be insha Allahu Ta'ala
the most important thing that you've ever heard.
And no one knows best.
Not because I'm saying it,
because of all of these scholars
and these great
statements
that they uttered, and some of the statements
of Allah azza wa Jal and the practices
of the Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
I want every single one of you guys
to walk away with
practical
coping mechanisms
when we are dealing with hardships
and difficulties.
We all go through hardships and difficulties, my
brothers and my sisters.
Even Ikrimah
He says,
Does not a believer accept?
There are times
he's going to go through
sadness.
And there's times
where he's going to rejoice.
Right?
Times like this and times like that.
The advice that he gave was, when you're
feeling sad, be patient.
And when things are going well for you,
be thankful.
Ibn al Qaym has a whole kitab,
explanation,
Right? Where he talks about 2 halves.
The half of patience
and the half of
being thankful to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
Let me start off this lecture my brothers
and my sisters with this statement,
I know and you know my brothers and
my sisters
that at times we go through difficulties and
hardships which we really struggle to deal with.
I go through hardships.
Ustadziya goes through hardships. All of the other
masha'if that deliver lectures,
they go through hardships,
difficulties and challenges of life,
right? I haven't even asked him what he
is going through or what he may have
gone through in the past but I know
he goes through stuff. What did I say?
My brothers and my sisters,
this is something that is bound to happen.
Ibn Uthaymi rahmatullahi
alayhi says,
I'll say that again.
Trials and tribulations and hardships
are indeed a blessing.
I'll say that again.
Al Masaibuni
Amah.
The trials and tribulations,
the hardships
that one goes through, it is indeed a
blessing.
You know what he then says?
He begins to list
a number of reasons as to why is
an i'mah,
why trials and tribulations
are
indeed a blessing, and I'm really hoping you
guys write this stuff down. Don't just come
to the lectures my brothers and my sisters,
hoping to hear a reminder, putting it through
one ear and then taking out the other.
Up until recently, I was making du'a for
Steve Jobs,
Who died when?
2007 I believe or 11.
Are you allowed to make du'a for this
believer?
No, you can't. But was making dua for
him up until recently.
Someone popped their hand and said, Ustad,
Steve Jobs is dead,
and I didn't know that. Why was I
making dua for him? Because of these iPhones.
You have Galaxy?
But because of these iPhones that has the
notes page,
I still have notes from maybe back in
2012.
Icloud saved us.
Right?
Every time we lost the phone or it
drowned,
Icloud was there.
Even now some of the points that I'm
mentioning or statements are from maybe made many
years ago.
So he says,
because
it expiates your sins.
And you are invited now to be patient.
The messenger of Islam said, you haven't been
granted
or gifted with anything more greater and more
better for you than patience.
So He invites you not to be patient
to hold yourself together and you will be
rewarded for it.
And then look what he says
It causes one now to return back to
Allah.
A test that brings you closer to Allah
my brothers and my sisters is better than
a blessing that causes you to go far
far away. How many people do I know
that became rich, but then, they're gone brothers
and sisters
while maybe we're sitting around wishing that we
could have what they have.
So he says, it causes one now to
turn back to Allah and to be humble.
Once upon a time I ran into this
brother, wallahi brothers
and sisters,
sitting with him made me feel so small.
Right? And I was thinking, no, what's wrong
with him?
Just because he's got a bit of money,
he's making people feel like that.
Fast forward a couple of years,
he sends me a GoFundMe page. He goes,
please, Akhi, help me.
Right? I'm going through troubles. I'm stuck.
Where he was? Where he now is?
So he's saying, it causes a person now
to be what? Humble.
Where you find yourself in a state, where
you're so small in front of Allah.
This is because of the Masa'ib,
and we're not done yet. He then says,
It causes one to turn away from the
creation.
And this is so crucial.
The way we are as human beings, we
tend to what?
We tend to always run to the creation.
Allah
wants you to be in a state where
you don't turn to anyone except Him.
Because only Allah can help you in this
matter that you're in.
No one can do anything for you.
Up until you're just left with Allah, just
you and Him. This is what Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala wants.
Right?
And the statements are many, my brothers and
my sisters,
I've already taken 10 minutes.
O Usay ibn Uqayim He
says,
When Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala at times,
right? Test you and you feel broken,
He doesn't do that except
that he wants to bring you back up
stronger.
And he doesn't hold back something from you
that you really want
except because Allah wants to give you that
which is better.
Right?
And sometimes people treat you badly.
Right?
People are mistreating you,
only for you to return back to Allah
That's what Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
wishes for you when he goes through
these trials and tribulations that Allah has decreed
for you.
Right?
And SubhanAllah,
you know, Zimani even Ibn Taymah Rasoolallahu Alaihi
says
Well urge
If it wasn't for all of these trials
and tribulations,
you know what would happen my brothers and
my sisters?
One would be walking on the face of
this earth with arrogance,
thinking he's something.
He will stop picking up all of these
traits.
When
he even says
characteristics that you will end up picking up.
I've seen so many who thought they were
gangsters. Right?
They needed their legs to be broken in
order for them now to be humble, and
now he's sitting at home.
But before,
he was walking around thinking that he's on
cloud 9.
Right?
So he says, if it wasn't for these
trials and tribulations,
one would be afflicted
with the diseases of arrogance,
self amazement. He would pick up traits of
firaoun
and also what? Hardness
of the heart.
We are humble brothers and sisters and then
he says,
From the mercy of the one that is
most merciful.
That at times,
He makes him go through these hardships
in order to keep his feet on the
ground.
Right? We all need that brothers and sisters.
I need
that, Saziahiya needs that, everyone else here needs
that.
To keep our feet on the ground, guys.
I don't think any of us wants to
meet Allah, You have a mustard grain of
kibit in your heart.
So, five
things my brothers and my sisters,
and I hope insha Allahu Ta'ala we can
take this away.
These are practical matters,
right? That will help insha Allahu Ta'ala
every single one of us cope
with these difficulties and hardships that we experience.
2 of them are before the calamity strikes.
And 1, 2 of them are before the
calamity strikes and the rest is once it
strikes.
So are these 2? I'm really hoping you
guys are gonna memorize it, right? Please guys
don't come to my lectures just wanting to
listen.
Come with a pen and paper. I'm sick
and tired of giving lectures. You know why?
Because what it does is, it boosts your
iman, and it's just gonna come crashing back
down again.
If we don't continue to seek knowledge, these
notes help us
to enhance ourselves,
right?
Number 1,
a tohid a tohid, brothers and sisters.
What does a tuhid mean?
In a nutshell,
to learn the rights of Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala
over you.
Ifra'adullah bi mayakhtasubihi.
To single out Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala in
that which is exclusive to him. And when
I say this my brothers and my sisters,
I'm not referring to having these online debates.
I'm talking about
learning about
the names and attributes of Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala.
Which we then internalize,
which become part of our lives
If we learnt, and by the way, this
is the only source of information
that we have of Allah If
we really learnt
who Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is, a lot
of how
we react,
a lot of sins that we do,
right?
A lot of the fear that we experience
wouldn't take place.
My brothers and my sisters, may I ask
you guys a question? Is there anyone here
who's maybe
found the sister to get married to? So
he says, I'm gonna ask the brothers.
Anyone here?
Wait, 2 more? We've got some.
Who's engaged?
By the way, if the brother puts his
hand up, put you say, Alhamdulbarik, don't give
him your evil eye.
Who here
is engaged guys quickly?
Masha'Allah Subaraka Allahum Barik.
Let me ask you, why did you pick
her?
Sorry?
She's got religion? Close to religion. She's close
to religion. Excellent. What else?
Of course, she's good looking as all, aren't
very good.
And maybe she's good to her parents. So
many of the different characteristics and traits
that stood out for you, which caused you
to love her princess charming.
Sahay.
He chose her. He chose her. He chose
her over everyone else. That's what he done.
Because of all these characteristics and traits. I'd
love them.
Right?
Not that I'm trying to compare princess charming
to Allah my brothers and my sisters, in
any way shape or form.
But how do we expect to love Allah
when we know absolutely
nothing about Him?
From the common questions that reaches me is,
Brother,
right?
Why is
it that I don't feel that connection with
Allah?
I don't feel the sweetness of my Ibad,
why? Why do I feel like that?
My brothers and my sisters,
do we even know who we're worshiping or
what we're worshiping?
Right? He chose her because of all the
things that he knew about her.
We don't know nothing about Allah azza wa
jal my brothers and sisters. How will there
even be love for Allah
To give you guys an example, my brothers
and my sisters, how
Just knowing who Allah is,
and fulfilling His right because the moment you
know Allah, you will refrain from certain things,
and you'll start doing certain things. Let me
give you guys an example of
Umr ibn Khattab
How long do I have?
Umar ibn Khattab radhiyahu ta'ala Anhu once upon
a time my brothers and my sisters, he
was patrolling
the streets of
Medina.
And then he got tied, him and his
servants. So they began to lean on the
wall.
You know a wall, we just lean on,
he got very tired so they began to
lean on the wall.
As he's leaning on the wall, my sisters
especially, please listen up.
Please listen up, and likewise you brothers.
He began to hear a conversation between
a mother and her daughter.
You know what the mother was saying to
her?
Oh daughter, stand up. Go and mix the
water
with milk.
She said to her mother, don't you know
the law that Umrah Bil Khattab
passed away? Haven't you heard of it?
Then you hear about it, she goes what
did he pass as a law
that milk should not be mixed with water?
The reason why she wants to mix it
with water, so it becomes more and they
can make more money.
You know what Bin
Al
Tayl
says
guys?
Having tawheed,
knowing Allah, it opens the door of what?
It opens the door of goodness and happiness.
Look what's gonna happen right now.
She said, oh mother,
it's not possible for me to obey Umar
Al Khattab in public and then behind closed
doors I disobey him.
She said, you are in a place where
Umar can't see you.
She said, if Umar can't see me, then
the Lord of Umar
can see everything that I'm
doing. Under that blanket,
where you have these phones,
haram is a fingertip away,
both old and young. My brothers and my
sisters.
My brothers and my sisters.
If the people can't see me, Allah subhanahu
wa ta'ala can see me. A woman who
internalized
Allah being
Right?
So what happens?
Umrah Khatab radiAllahu ta'ala Anhu goes home, next
morning, he lines up all of his children,
and he says, Who from amongst you is
ready to get married?
Assam puts his handak.
Me, dad
Islam then got married to this woman.
This woman who was hidden inside of a
house, she was a hidden gem.
Sometimes I hear a sister saying, Oh brother,
how are people going to find out about
me?
Right? So I need to go outside and
show myself.
Sorry, sisters. Please don't take it the wrong
way. Right?
Let's be honest here.
Or I have to display myself,
plaster my pictures
all over fitnagram,
right? Or that satanic app of TikTok.
Everyone's inshaAllah is gonna delete it before you
leave this room.
A'ud Abillah I'm in TikTok, don't tell me
that's where I got to know you, right?
I don't even have a TikTok account brothers
and sisters.
I seek refuge in Allah 'Azza wa Jal
from that.
Alakuli hal, she was hidden in a home.
She had tawheed.
She knew who Allah azza wa jal was.
Right?
And he opened doors of goodness,
and she became happy as Wawiz and Nawib
Nur Taym said, because of 2:8, he opened
the door of happiness.
And he didn't stop there guys, a son
got married to her,
they gave birth
to a young woman
This woman eventually got married
and guess who they gave birth to?
Umar ibn Abdul Aziz
Who was the 8th caliphate by the way
after the Prophet SAW Alaihi Wasallam. But when
the scholars talk about following the rightly guided
caliphites,
alongside the 4, Abu Bakr, Umar, Azman Ali,
they mention also Umar ibn Abdul Aziz.
It came out from where? Tawhid.
Are you brothers and sisters with me?
Them understanding who Allah is.
Well, I have other incidents as well. The
incident that Ibn Raja mentions, where you have
the female bedwun and the male bedwun, they
were alone together in the desert.
Right?
And then he tried to flirt with her.
He tried to seduce her.
And then he saw that she was getting
scared. He goes, Mi matakafi, what are you
scared for?
The only thing that can see us are
the stars.
She says to him,
Where is the one who created these stars?
Where is the Khalik, the creator of these
stars?
And he got shocked, he got really scared.
Right?
She instilled within him my brothers and my
sisters.
Any examples are many? Because she understood Allah
These are 2 ladies that I mentioned, my
brothers and my sisters.
2 ladies.
Number 2.
Number 2, my brothers and my sisters, number
2.
Be someone
who has
a relationship with Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala when
things are going smoothly.
When things are going great in your life.
Right?
And perhaps,
when you're in a very very dark place,
when you're in a very very dark place,
my brothers and my sisters,
right? The relief will come quickly.
What's also my evidence?
Yunus alaihis salawasalaam
who was stuck in that way. Allah
says,
Shaha, 10 minutes. It's wrong. Yes. Are you
guys with me? If it wasn't for him,
when things were going smoothly in his life,
he used to be someone that used to
do an of tasbih
SubhanAllah SubhanAllah
SubhanAllah SubhanAllah He used to do the right
thing. So when things got difficult, even though
he was in the darkness of the night,
the darkness of the sea and the darkness
of the stomach of that whale, 3 darknesses
Right?
It will work in your favor
when things start going wrong, my brothers and
my sisters.
These are 2 things that we hold on
to before the calamity
strikes.
Then my brothers and my sisters, when the
calamity strikes,
while some of the coping mechanisms
in dealing with our hardships,
and trials, and tribulations?
This is now number 3.
My brothers and my sisters,
Whenever
he was struck with some difficulty,
he would go and run to the prayer.
Are your brothers and sisters with me?
He would go and run to the prayer.
It will help him cope with these difficulties.
Our brothers today, the masha'yah,
they spoke about these stories in the Quran.
Assalaasalaam,
my brothers and my sisters.
I can't stress this enough.
When the calamity strikes,
right,
and then you run into the prayer,
See how you feel after that, it will
really ease the pain
that you were experiencing
at a time.
This is exactly what the messenger salallahu alaihi
wa sallam would do.
He had human characteristics,
where he would get affected by what the
people were saying.
Allah tells us, We
know, O Muhammad,
that which you are
experiencing, is causing you a lot of pain.
What did Allah tell him, Fasabihabihamdi
rabbik
Glorify
your Lord and be from the sajideen, those
who
Alright.
Number.
What number are we on? Take us a
little story about.
Tell you guys a little story about Allah
tells us
What did they say?
Their response would be,
upon being struck with a calamity,
What does that even mean?
We might say, but we internalize it.
We belong to Allah.
And to Him, are we going to return,
my brothers and my sisters.
Deep that for a moment.
We are here on borrowed time.
Don't get upset
at so and so passing away, his time
came to an end. It's as simple as
that.
If I borrowed you something and then I
said give it back to me, would you
get upset?
Allah
has us walking on the face of this
earth on borrowed time.
Uma Salima, the wife of the Prophet Sallalahu
Alaihi Wasallam,
she said, I heard the Messenger
say,
Umu Salamah, she had a husband called Abu
Salamah.
Never are you struck with a calamity.
And then one says,
Guys, we should all memorize du'a.
Everyone try to memorize du'a, Allah
Umna. Or Jornifee Musseybati
reward me for my calamity and replace it
with that which is better,
Right?
Replace it with that which is better.
That's true. Say
When my husband passed away, Abu Salama,
I said to myself,
Who is better than Abu Salama?
Is there anyone that is better than Abu
Salama?
Who was the companion of the Messenger
Right?
So then I said this dua that the
Messenger
taught us.
So what happened? What does the dua say?
If you say it, Allah will give you
that which is better. And she's saying it
to herself, who is better than Abu Salima?
Guess what happened?
She ended up getting married to the Prophet
That's a love story, guys. How romantic.
The
calamity that she was struck with, all of
a sudden my sisters and my brothers,
it became what? A blessing.
You just don't know
what is waiting for you my brothers and
my sisters. Sometimes we look at these calamities
and think, why is Allah making me go
through this?
Why
out of all people has He picked me
to go through these troubles? Again, we go
back to tawhid.
From the names of Allah is what? Al
Hakim,
alayhi salaahu biakamil Hakimin, we all memorize that,
shorteen.
Isn't Allah the most wise?
How many a time guys have we been
in a position where we thought this was
the best thing for me?
Agreed?
And you're thinking I'm missing out.
And in years down the line, you think
to yourself, SubhanAllah,
if that didn't happen, I wouldn't have this
today. It happens a lot, uh-huh, when you're
looking to get married.
Sahih,
you want bushra so badly,
right?
You desperately want
her. Just doesn't seem to be happening for
you and to make things worse. And I've
come across scenarios like this. Your best friend,
your best friend, he snatches her from under
your
nose.
What kind of best friend is he? You're
probably wondering.
But he was a blessing in disguise.
Years went by Allah blessed you,
right, with a bushra,
right,
with characteristics
and traits that the mind can't imagine.
And then you say, if that didn't happen,
I wouldn't have this tree.
You should say, Inna lillahi waina ilaha illa
rajaron Allahummajunifimusibati
waklifliqayim
minha.
Right?
How many is that, my brothers and my
sisters?
5? Yes.
Or is that 4? We're on 5 now.
Number 5, my brothers and my sisters,
this one is really powerful. You may see
us something very, very light.
Right?
Having good thoughts of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.
You know what my favorite surah in the
Quran is? Does anyone know?
Come on, guys. Half of you guys went?
Sir Yusuf.
Sir, it's Yusuf.
Queen Mary,
Westminster,
Bath.
Is that what they call it?
What's that university called that collaborates with Queen
Mary?
Bath. Sorry. Not Bath.
Bath.
Doc. Right?
And then the other one in, in West
London, what's it called? The one that I
went to? It's It's It's imperial.
Not imperial.
It's going now.
Bruno. That's the
one.
Yes.
Guys, calm down.
Surat Yusuf is my favorite surah. What's my
favorite benefit on Surat? Do you know what
it is, guys?
My favorite benefit is when
Allah quoted Yaqub to have said, Fasabrun janil.
What does that mean? Beautiful patience. When did
he say rah? The first time he said
it was when he lost his most beloved
son,
Yousaf alaihis salatu sam. He said, fasabhul janeel
wallahu sasanalalamaqasifar.
The a, double I, is certain that would
you describe.
He went
decades, brothers and sisters,
And he was
what? Yearning for his beloved son,
paining this loss.
Another couple of decades go past, my brothers
and my sisters,
and then he loses
the second most beloved son to him, which
is
Ben Yameel
or Benjamin.
He says it again, fasabrul jameel.
What does he say this time around? This
is my favorite benefit guys.
Perhaps now,
Allah will bring them all back to me.
The
optimism, guys. Is it a first time or
a second time?
And you're thinking to yourself, most people when
they go through difficulty, and that difficulty happens
again, I say, deja vu.
It's getting more harder.
Right?
He's got more hope now.
He's got better fiznu zhun of Allah with
thoughts of Allah
So what did the scholar say?
When you go through hardships and difficulties
and then it intensifies,
it gets harder to deal with, it's dense,
when being relieved is.
It's then when it is what?
That's exactly how Yaqoob took it, my brothers
and sisters.
There is light at the end of the
tunnel. Don't think. Right? Allah just wants to
abandon me. He doesn't like me.
Why always me?
Like, remember we mentioned that there are what?
Hikm wisdoms behind it.
Complaining again.
Number 6 now. Right? What number 6?
Number 6.
My brothers and my sisters,
there's nothing better
than easing that pain. We talked about salah.
Right?
I put this as an independent point
so that insha Allahu Ta'ala
we can pay attention to it and to
alert you.
Standing up in the last day of the
night when Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala comes down
in a manner that sues His Majesty, as
the messenger sallallahu alaihi wa sallam said.
Where Allah
says, Who's going to call on to me
so I don't respond
to him? You're alone in the dark.
Right? Everyone's asleep.
No friends,
No one else besides you other than yourself
and Allah.
And you begin to call out. Imam al
Shafi'i says
the du'a that you make in that time
of the night is like the arrow that
doesn't miss his target.
The arrow that does not miss his target,
my brothers and my sisters.
Dua, it is from the greatest cause for
your problems.
Right? If Bill Gates you guys know Bill
Gates. Right?
Or let me actually, forget him.
Elon Musk,
the man who freed the bird,
Twitter.
Right? You freed Twitter, right? Masih. Elon Musk
said to every single one of us, come
to me at 3 AM.
Wallahi, there's going to be a line at
his door.
And if you come I'll give you x
amount of money, we are going to believe
him.
We're going to believe him. Oh, oh, oh,
oh, naturally.
Because we see what he possesses.
Allah
calls out to you
while the people are asleep. How can we
be asleep?
And he comes down, my brothers and my
sisters.
And he's saying whatever you need let me
give it to you.
Can you see
And last but not least, my brothers and
my sisters, last but not least, I would
love to elaborate on each point
by keeping told to hurry up.
Last but not least, and this one is
very crucial.
It is called being self critical.
Holding yourself to account when things start going
wrong in your life, the way we are
as human beings.
When things go wrong, we are ready to
point the finger at everyone except ourselves. Sayed?
Everyone's wrong except me.
Perhaps maybe tweak that a little bit
and say I may be going through this
because of
something that I've done. Let me ask you
guys a question.
You heard the hadith, right?
If Allah loves an individual, He tested it.
But also Allah says
I'm done guys. Yeah? Give me 2 more
minutes.
Please lend me your ear and don't distract
the people around you.
Never are you struck with a difficulty except
it is due
to what you have earned with your own
hands.
How do I know if it's this or
if it's that?
Be my mommy.
How do I know if it's the first?
Hi, Jamal.
Tell me. Is it a first or a
second? Reaction.
He said your reaction. So if he brings
you closer to Allah, it means?
If it doesn't?
Guys, anything else? Yeah.
Not you.
Not you. Anyone else?
You don't
know. She said you don't know. Good.
Okay. It's very hard to tell
unless you know exactly what Allah
knows,
my brothers and my sisters. So what do
you do? You put yourself in a win
win situation.
What is the win win situation?
You raise the possibility that it was because
of a sin that you died,
and then you repent to
Allah.
Allah loves those who keep coming back to
him in repentance.
Right, and those who are pure.
If it was because that Allah
loves you, then you've only increased
in his love. Right? And if it was
because of your sin, you've come back to
Allah
But what do most people do? They sit
around blaming everyone, pointing the finger at others,
especially when it comes to marriages. Right?
There's issues. He's wrong. She's wrong. He's wrong.
She's wrong.
Maybe you guys are having these problems because
of the sins that are happening within your
marriage.
In Mutinya he says, look what he says,
right?
When you see someone after going through a
calamity, he begins to retaliate.
Guys guys. The
outside.
Those outside, please.
Derek.
If you see someone now retaliating
after he's going through some trouble or after
someone has harmed him
and he doesn't
hold himself to account, he is not self
critical,
then no, this guy has a big problem.
However,
if he now comes back to Allah, Allah
will turn that problem
into a blessing for him.
I have so many examples I would love
to go through of how the righteous of
the past are set up.
They would be self critical.
They would hold themselves to account when things
were going wrong.
Right?
How
many points is this? Probably because
How many is that 7? What was number
1? So 8. So 8. Number 2?
Right. So we're built upon it.
Virtues.
5. Good thoughts of Allah azza wa Jalam
in Abdeen.
Things go wrong, go and take a moment
out to repent. Maybe it's because of something
that I've done. It could be 10 years
ago
that you didn't repent from.
A lot of these points, my brothers and
my sisters, I spoke a little bit about
it,
right,
in a lecture. I still haven't given it
justice because they keep hurrying me up.
It's called do not be sad. It's on
my channel. They're one of the last videos
I was put out.
You get a chance, inshallah, ta'ala, watch that.
Tomorrow, like I said, there's a program in
West London, South Ward.
This is more for people who want to
seek knowledge,
5 principles, legal maxims
that your religion is based on and of
course,
boycotting one another and doing tabdeeah on one
another. This guy is an innovator, that guy
is an innovator,
that which we hear all the time,
right?
Tabeah ing people.
We're gonna talk about that InshaAllah Ta'ala
And also after Maghrib,
he reminded me White Man Road Masjid.
Right.
You know the road sounds good.
It's called White Man Road Masjid.
Right? White Man Road Masjid, inshaAllah ta'ala. That's
after Maghrib.
It's called Deen versus Dunya. I hope to
see you guys InshaAllah Ta'ala tomorrow.
Right?
Jazaakum Allahu khayran, allah. It's so nice to
see the place packed. As always,
I ask Allah to bless every single one
of you guys.
If we don't meet again, may Allah reunite
us in the hereafter in the highest part
of Jannah.
SubhanakAllahu
bihamdik.