Ali Hammuda – Be A Consistent Muslim

			Be a consistent Muslim, be a steadfast Muslim, even when you make a mistake, repent, don't be one
foot in one foot out. That's part of being a happy person take it from me. Any human being who
believes that happiness can be found at other than the doorstep of Allah subhanaw taala has shown
very bad expectations in Allah impossible, it is only with Him and OBEYING Him.
		

			And ticket as a rule in life, your souls fatigue and exhaustion is directly linked to how far or
close it is to Allah subhanho wa taala.
		

			And that is why when Prophet Musa Ali who salatu salam was traveling, he said to his servant after
experiencing so much fatigue, he said, It Nevada Anna laka de la kina Musa Farina, Harada and nasaga
he said to him, bring us our food. We are so tired because of this journey. I am so fatigued. Listen
to what the prophets that I sent him said in commentary of the statement of Prophet Musa he said
while me unsub had Jah was an maganda let the only Rubby he the Prophet Musa sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam only experienced fatigue only after he crossed the area that Allah wanted him to be hurt.
Allahu Akbar. So his bodily exhaustion was a sign that you had crossed the area where I wanted you
		

			to be. So you do the same and you say the same. Oh my soul. Oh my soul. If you are fatigued if you
are constantly down if you are consciously anxious, it is a sign that you are standing outside of
where Allah Almighty wants you to stand. La ilaha illallah that is why immuno Tamia he would say in
beautiful words men are rather sad et al Abadi Valley, Elsa Maha Elodie, whoever is looking for
eternal happiness. He will find it at the doorstep of worship. eternal happiness is found at the
doorstep of worship Allahu Akbar, be a consistent Muslim consistent with your Salah consistent with
your Zika consistent with your fast consistent my sister with the correct Islamic hijab consistently
		

			away from that companionship consistently away from intoxicants and you will find that happiness