Abu Taymiyyah – The Half Hearted Dua
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The speaker discusses the importance of praying for Islam's guidance and understanding that any negative behavior is not restricted to just yourself. They also mention the need for praying for Islam's guidance and the importance of praying for Islam's guidance in the context of the current crisis. The speaker emphasizes the need for praying for guidance and the need for understanding of the current crisis.
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Sometimes when we make dua,
we make like a half hearted dua. Maybe
make dua,
but
I'm not 100%
sure, or I don't have full certainty that
my Dua will be accepted. So it's a
half hearted Dua.
From the means of getting your Dua accepted
as the prophet
is that a person, he's
He is He has certainty when making that
dua.
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells in the Quran,
that which Allah can give you is not
restricted.
It is only us. We have that lack
of belief with Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
Rather, we should believe anything that we ask
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
to change our fortunes. We might be poor.
We might have no money. We might have
issues in with our parents or maybe with
our wives and our kids. To ask Allah
that Allah will change it straight away.
If Allah wants something, he says, be and
it becomes.
So make this a day, brothers and sisters,
when you see this opportunity of making Dua
for everyone.
Not only yourselves, but even for other people.
The prophet, Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Salam, he told
us,
when the person he makes dua for his
brother
in his
absence. Like, for example, someone's away. He's in
another country, and I'm making dua for him
in his absence.
The Prophet told us in
Every time he makes the dua, he says,
the malaika says the with him. And for
you, you get the same thing.
In the English language, they have a method,
they say a statement, you're killing 2 birds
with 1 stone.
You're making dua for yourself, and you're making
dua for that person. There's always one dua.
So by you making dua for that person,
you're making dua for yourself as well. And
the Muslim Ummah is in dire need.
I don't need to tell you what's going
on in places like Syria and other places
where the Muslim Ummah is suffering. Some people
they don't even have food to eat. They
don't have drinks. You know, let alone being
able to go and eat in restaurants and
etcetera. So brothers and sisters, use this as
an opportunity to make the dua.
After that,
another point, it is from the sunnah of
the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam
on the day of Arafa,
and you'll find that a lot of Ikhtila
Faz argumentation
and disputations take place on this day of
how much we need to pray.
If you go to Sahir Bukhari,