The Bee Points To The Power Of Allaah
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Channel: Ibraheem Menk
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The speaker discusses the origins of their observation that the creature of Allah subhanho wa Taala is a honey from the hive and gives it a little bit of honey. They also talk about how the creature of Allah is described as being "beast" and powerful and look at the smell of a creature like this. The speaker wonders how the creature of Allah is described in comparison to a human being.AI Generated Transcript ©
I saw this little creature of Allah subhanho wa Taala struggling exhausted. So I thought to give it a bit of honey and Subhanallah look at how it links up every little bit of it and for those who are wondering, it is the honey from the hive that i i have so I assumed that this is a bee from my hive and gave it a little bit of honey and canola. Look at the difference that it makes. You know, when you look at these creatures of Allah subhanho wa Taala you realize the magnanimity of hirable is that you will realize how great he is and how powerful and mighty he is looking at those wings and the stripes at the back and the way the tongue comes out and it's got a stinger to protect itself
and wallah he there's so much that you can realize just from looking at the bee alone, look at those little feelers that are feeling on the ground, and
I assume they're feelers and look at how it wipes the eyes every now and then almost to clear the eyes Subhanallah they say the smelling sense of a bee is 150 times greater than that of a human being. When I look at this, Allah He I just wonder in amazement of the creation of Allah subhanho wa Taala and I'm sure most of us do as well. I mean, we