How is reclusion in the masjid connected to fasting
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AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker describes a situation where someone is fasting for Allah and is trying to convince them to eat healthy. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fasting for everyone and the need to change one's relationship with Allah. The speaker also mentions that people will make a difference by taking action and not just fasting.AI Generated Transcript ©
I'm gonna be in front of him,
and he's gonna ask me,
this is how you make your Ramadan the
best.
Change your relationship with Allah.
When you are fasting and you're hungry and
you are thirsty and you're tired
because one thing keeps you going,
You are fasting
for Allah.
When I keep going through this difficulty,
and I keep saying to myself, and I
look at him, and I say, you know
how tired I am, how difficult is this.
I want to do it for you.
So when you are, from tomorrow,
this morning,
when you're gonna do your suhoor,
you're gonna keep telling yourself,
I am fasting for you,
and I want the reward from you.
I don't care what people say.
I care less if people know I am
fasting or not.
This how it's going to make it different.
This what's gonna give you
the energy,
everything else becomes less important.
everything else becomes less important.