Dunia Shuaib – The Reward Of 50

Dunia Shuaib

“Our Lord! Do not let our hearts deviate after You have guided us. Grant us Your mercy. You are indeed the Giver of all bounties, Ameen!”

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The speaker discusses the struggles of people who hold on to their religion during times of fear and misery. They suggest that achieving acceptance by others is a temporary gain, and that acceptance by others is a fruitful journey. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of being mindful of one's actions and not shy away from being seen as strange.

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			I know we're living in times of fitna and practicing our Deen is challenging. We're living in times
of tic Tock Snapchat and Instagram. And they've all sucked us in. We're living in times where some
of us are willing to jeopardize their relationship with Allah soprano, Adana, their athlete or their
eternity for a few likes or comments, mail us proper production protect us. We are living in tough
times. Yes. But know with certainty that a loss of path Allah appreciates your efforts and will
reward you in unimaginable ways. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said ahead of you our days
of patience, when holding on to one's religion will be like holding on to hot coals. And whoever
		
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			holds on to his religion in that time, very word will be the reward of 50 people.
		
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			Now the companions hearing this, they're thinking about their struggles about how they were tortured
about how they were starved about how they were abused.
		
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			And so they're thinking 50 people, I wonder 50 of them right? And so the companion said, Yeah,
rasulillah 50 times the reward of their reward. And the prophet SAW Selim said no, rather 50 from
you.
		
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			Meaning it's like the reward of 50 companions. Can you imagine that? Look at Allah as appreciation
and his generosity to multiply our reward by 50
		
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			spamela the analogy the prophet SAW seldom used a time of patience will come to people in which
adhering to one's religion is like grasping on a hot coal. Why would a person hold on to some
burning coal? Why would they withstand that pain? Why would they continue to hold on?
		
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			There could only be one reason for someone to do that out of their own will, because it's worth it.
Because letting go would be worse. Because it's salvation, because it's following what Allah Subhana
Allah and His Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam asked us to do, and it's staying away from that
which Allah and His Messenger prohibited us. And doing that is the path to bless to eternal bliss.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said Islam began as something strange and shall return as
something strange. So given the lad tidings to the strangers, I know it's hard, especially when
everyone else is doing something.
		
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			You know, there are things that are trending and that are heavy, and deep down inside, we all just
want to fit in, we all want to be cool. But I assure you going down that path is one of temporary
pleasures, temporary laughs temporary acceptance by others. And when it fades, we're just going to
keep searching for the next group of people to accept us. But if we strive for acceptance with Allah
soprano data, we should know that he is the one who's capable of granting us happiness, acceptance,
wealth, and eternal success. So don't shy away from being seen as strange. Why? Because we have a
lord who appreciates our efforts and magnifies our reward. Who will give this paradise not like the
		
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			beautiful places that you see on travel commercials or while scrolling through Instagram.
		
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			But a paradise that's beyond imagination, one that is designed in fashion by Allah subhanaw taala,
the one who created us and created this beautiful world that we live in for those that he's pleased
with, for those who obeyed Him, for those who are patient.
		
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			So how do we do that? How can we remain steadfast on our Deen