Bilal Assad – Allah Will Never Leave You
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A speaker discusses the use of the word "dangerous" in Arabic language to describe individuals or situations. The speaker suggests that the word may indicate a desire for something or someone, and that it may also indicate a need for assistance or support. The transcript does not provide much context or information about the speakers or their positions.
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Salam Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh Brothers and Sisters in Islam
a thought came to my mind again.
I'd like to share this with you have a brother to my rescue of the brothers and sisters. Allah subhanaw taala tells us in the Quran, what either said Allah chi via the Hanifa in near Karim.
Allah Subhana Allah says to the Prophet sallallahu sallam, and if my servants asked you about me, I am close.
For those of you don't know the Arabic language, Allah says a bad D with a yet and expresses it prolongs it. And sometimes it says a bad deed. What's the difference? A bad D as it appears in this verse means any servant, Muslim, non Muslim, anyone.
For any Accardi I am close, he didn't say tell them on close. He said I am close. Allah is always close to
and Allah wants us more, the more we even want him.
Then Allah says bougie without a day I either die and I will respond
to the call. In fact that word means to every single word that you utter in your complaint, either the iron if he or she calls upon me. And then the Arabic language Allah used either either means continuously, Allah Who wants you to continuously call upon him and talk to him. So brothers and sisters, do you really know Allah? Are you gone through hardship yourself? Call upon Allah subhanaw taala talk to him.
May Allah subhanaw taala grant us understanding and wisdom Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah.