Abu Taymiyyah – Emotional Reminder it HAPPENS EVERY EID
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My brothers and my sisters,
every single year, I hear about somebody
who's died
on this night,
maybe with alcohol in his mouth,
maybe he was smoking weed,
maybe he was blasting music.
On this night, my brothers and my sisters,
sisters, every single year, I hear about somebody
like that.
My brothers and my sisters,
we all know what happened last year. Grenfell
Tower,
Finsbury Park, the incidents that took place just
before the end of Ramadan.
Do you think they had a reminder
before they passed away? Do
you think all of these individuals
throughout the past years,
on the day of Eid,
when they died with alcohol in their mouths,
when they died maybe smoking weed, maybe they
died he was with his girlfriend,
or he was in a club.
Wallahi my brothers and my sisters,
every single year I hear about something like
that.
So my brothers and my sisters I ask
you,
what guarantee do you have
that the angel of death is not going
to come to you tonight?
What guarantee do you have that the Angel
of death is not going to be coming
to you tomorrow?
Instead
of us begging Allah to
accept our Ramadan.
Some of us, we are planning
on the days of
the old nights.
Which girl we're going to be sleeping with?
Which hotel we're going to be booking?
Which car we're going to be
renting?
My brothers and my sisters,
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us about the
death
that it's going to come to you, which
means unexpectedly.
The angel of death is not going to
send you a snapshot.
The angel of death, my brothers and my
sisters, you're not going to get a Snapchat.
You're not gonna get WhatsApp message. You're not
gonna get a message on Facebook telling you
that you're about to pass away.
Facebook telling you that you're about to pass
away.
Wallahi my brothers
and my sisters,
this is going to come to you unexpectedly.
Do not destroy your Ramadan.