Amjad Tarsin – Having a Small & Dimly Lit Prayer Space Area

			And this is why the people who
dedicated themselves to worship,
		

			they would often do so in a very
small space that was dimly lit.
		

			And if you've ever visited the
khalwa places of many of the
		

			slalom in many Muslim countries,
you can find places where great
		

			ulama and great Saladin would
engage in a bad and they're
		

			usually very tight. They don't
have all these windows and all
		

			these things coming in, they're
usually or if there is a window,
		

			it's kind of covered with a, you
know, like a wooden covering or
		

			something, just to get a little
bit of light in. And they're not
		

			distracted by anything. Of the
world's very simple, and it's
		

			almost kind of, you know, cramp.
And how many people would actually
		

			go and read Quran? And, you know,
we hear of the Saladin who would
		

			dig their own grave and read do
khatuns of Quran in their graves?
		

			Why? Because it helps you have
presence of heart. This is, this
		

			is, I'm not distracted by anything
in the world in a place like this,
		

			or in a moment like this now. So
you found that many people in this
		

			ummah of the great salihin, they
would engage in their Ibadah in a
		

			very small and dimly lit place
that was only big enough for them
		

			to actually engage in sudo, Leah,
Kuna, Danika, ejmad, in him. So
		

			because that place helped actually
collect all of their focus and
		

			remain focused and determined to
only be present in the prayer
		

			while aqu ya Minh hum and those
who were had a strength and a
		

			great ability, Janu yadurun al
masjid, WA ya Rabun al Basar. Even
		

			when they would attend the prayer
in the masjid, they would still
		

			keep their sight in the place of
their sujood. They wouldn't look
		

			around, even those who had a
certain level of experience and
		

			steadfastness in their ibad. Even
then to be care, they would be
		

			careful.