Amjad Tarsin – The Amazing Potential for Khushoo Reverential Worship in Our Prayer

			Sayyidina Ali Zana al Abidin was
praying, and one of the pillars in
		

			the masjid broke, and there was a
large, you know, sound and a crash
		

			that happened when it took place.
And after he was done with the
		

			Salah, they asked him, did you you
were in the masjid when the pillar
		

			broke? And he didn't hear
anything.
		

			And there was a Sahabi who had to
have his leg amputated. They said,
		

			you know when again, it's going to
be intense, it's painful. He said,
		

			amputate my leg when I'm in the
Salah.
		

			These are the realities that the
Sahaba had a RadiAllahu, anhu, and
		

			they amputated it. And he became
aware of it after he finished his
		

			prayer. Now, these stories are not
meant to make us feel like, Oh,
		

			I'm so terrible. I can't even do
1% of that. But it's a it's it
		

			shows us the potential and the
possibility. And when we hear
		

			about these great people, it is
meant to encourage us and inspire
		

			us, not the other way around, like
I'm never going to be like that. I
		

			might as well, you know, pack my
bags and just like I'm useless, I
		

			can't do that. No, that's not what
we want see. Inshallah, the one
		

			who gave to them can also give to
me. Subhanallah, the one who chose
		

			those people to be of the people
of nearness to him, can choose me,
		

			Inshallah, to be of those people.