Quranic Reflections #27
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Channel: Bilal Philips
Series: Bilal Philips – Quranic Reflections
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The speaker discusses the verse "Ok-me" in the Quranic reflection series, which addresses the idea that salvation is the only way to achieve death. They stress the importance of practicing the religion to ensure proper graduation from Islam, even during break time. The speaker also mentions Baraka Luffy's "Ok-me" in Warahmatull weaker.AI Generated Transcript ©
Salam aleikum, my brothers and sisters, this is another verse from the Quranic reflection series. And it is from Surah Al Baqarah. For Lattimore, tuna Illa unto Muslim on, do not die except as Muslims. This is verse 132. This verse addresses the fact that salvation is only through Islam.
The very first point of reflection is that we should never forget our impending death. They are reminders around us when we go to sleep every day. Every time we go to sleep, we don't know that will awaken. That's death the prophets of salaam even call it the sister of death. In the news, people are dying every minute. calamities are occurring somewhere on the earth daily, we have no idea when our time will come.
Knowing that then we need to make sense of this life
and be on the right track, because we never know when our time will come. The second point of reflection is that we should strive our utmost to ensure that our Islamic duties are properly and regularly done. That our allies are truly Muslim lives in submission to Allah God's will and not merely ritual Muslim lives, cultural Muslim lives, just doing what everybody else around us is doing.
The third point that reflection is that the only way that we can ensure that we die as Muslims is to never give up practicing the religion. Never take a break from Islam.
There is no holiday from Islam. There are breaks when we need breaks. There are holidays when we can take holidays, but not holidays from Islam. So even in our break time, Islam should still be present. Even in our holiday time. Islam should still be present.
Baraka Luffy was Salam alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.