Quranic Reflections #23

Bilal Philips

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The transcript is a Quranic reflection series discussing the reflection of the Prophet sallahu Sallam's advice on approaching life as a temporary possessor. The reflection addresses the fact that we are only temporarily owners of things and the world should not benefit us. The Prophet advises us to be in this world like a traveler and avoid bad things that happen to us.

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Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato. Brothers and sisters. This is another verse from the Quranic reflection series. And it is from Surah Al Baqarah.

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Alam Tala and Allah Allahu Allah who will cause some AirWatch, even Ark. Don't you know that the kingdom of the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah?

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This is verse 107.

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This verse addresses the fact that we are only temporary possessors of bits and pieces of this world. The first point of reflection is Where should our focus be? Should we be focused on the world's trappings, when they really don't belong to us? And they will not benefit us when we leave this world? Is that where we should be focused? Or is there something beyond that? The second point a reflection

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was brought to us by the Prophet sallallahu Sallam himself.

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He advises us to be in this world like a traveler, on attached to the things of this world around us.

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So this is how we should approach this life. Since it doesn't belong to us. We only have it temporarily, then we shouldn't become so attached to it, that we ended up doing all kinds of terrible things better Koloff eco was Salam alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh