Imtiaz Sooliman – Jumuah 20 Jumada AlAkhirah 144413 January 2023
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When hospitals are targeted, ambulance medical facilities are
targeted, and the families of those healthcare workers, but did
their commitment to serve make them stay there? As Muslims? What
are we afraid of? It
is very, very clear, Quran says, and we are taught that you will
only die when your time is up, not one minute earlier and not one
minute later, and you will die even when towers high and far you
try to run away that will catch you out. So there is no need to
fear or to run
only if you do wrong things, if you have bad things, you have lack
of faith that makes you be afraid and run away. So as Muslims, we
have a responsibility to fix what's wrong. So what's wrong?
We say government, we say corporates, we say society. But
who makes up all these different entities.
It's people,
and if you change a system, you can't change a system. You can't
control people, but laws. You got to create awareness, mindfulness
and four important principles, spirituality,
morality, values and ethics. You can have the best systems in the
world, but you have individuals that don't have these qualities,
nothing will work,
and we need to go back to those basic principles.
And can it be done?
Yes, on Monday, Tuesday morning, there was a gliding example of it
can be done, and it is being practiced. You see, our office got
burgled on Monday morning.
When we got there, the door was open. Things were strewn all over
the TV. The PCs were taken away.
And people say police are useless.
They corrupt.
We call the police. They came the Flying Squad came flying, and
police came from other places, and police from the whole of western
came on to come, not only because we are gifted from the givers, but
they understood the value of the service that we provide. So in all
the things that you think they corrupt, there was goodness in
their heart to identify that even when I'm a bad cop, this cannot be
allowed to happen. A charity organization cannot be robbed,
because they understand the value of service, even with their own
faults.
But the charity on the top is this, when we announced it to the
community, and within an hour, the community responded and said,
house number, this, that person, that person, that person, the
community responded instantly.
And the police couldn't believe they could make nine arrests
within a few hours and the same day, everything was captured and
brought back. They even captured, they even found the people who
stole, who's bought stolen goods.
So that, again, raises more issues. You see, on the one hand,
you have the thief,
but the biggest thief is indie Asia initiator, who buys the
stolen stuff. So you are the bigger thief. You are the one
making the problems. You are the ones to make profit the underhand
way. That is a direct insult to Allah Himself, because you are
saying, oh, Allah, I don't trust you to be the sustainer. I don't
trust you to provide sustenance. So I steal and I do things the
wrong way. That's the direct message that you are giving when
you do this underhanded things, and in your underhanded behavior,
somebody gets killed one day, because that's what youngsters go
and they take what they want, and in the process, they're surprised
by somebody, and they shouldn't kill somebody. You are responsible
for your underhanded work. I'm a very direct guy
to change the system, change yourself. Corporates keep saying
government's corrupt. Government's corrupt. I did 173
lectures last year speaking to corporates, government, banks,
European investors, American investors, the Reserve Bank,
everybody. And I tell all of them, you keep guys. Guys keep saying
government's corrupt. Who corrupts government?
It's the people, the corporates, the business people. Easy to sit
back and say a government is corrupt. You are the initiator of
that corporate of that corruption. You want to fix the country, fix
yourself first. We have to change that system. I told you Monday, on
Tuesday morning, and when Monday the cops came, and on Tuesday,
something else happened, but on Monday, the faith in the police
service just increases. You see, you have bad and good everywhere.
But it's never good to label everybody as corrupt. Everybody in
government is not corrupt either. There's a lot of good people in
government.
Also, a lot of them don't have the skills. A lot of them don't know
how, and a lot of them are blocked. But when you breed them
individually, they have the country at heart. A lot of them
want to fix the country, they just don't know how. Now, in spiritual
terms, my Sufi teacher, who I met 31 years ago. Said I was sitting
to him and talking with him,
and he says, My son,
when people do bad,
don't focus on the bad that they do.
Spirituality is we send positive messages into the atmosphere. So
when a person does bad, you try to find something good that the
person has done.
And you say, you know you fat the you fed the cat last week, and the
guys, the light goes on that you recognize something good in his
soul.
And you tell him about the dog you gave water to or the person you
stopped on the street and hugged. And you said, if you keep doing
that kind of positive stuff, the positivity starts growing up, and
the negativity goes down, and the bad habits go down on the same
basis. We don't judge anybody. You see, I landed I'm in Turkey for
the first time in August 91 and this was a few months post Gulf
War. The Gulf War created this beast chasm between all
civilizations, all religions, all cultures. The impression of
Muslims on one side, the West on the other side, Christians, Jews
and Hindus on one side, Muslims on the other side. I walk into this
place and I see Americans, Russians, Europeans, Germans,
people from South America, Australia, India, Pakistan, New
Zealand, all over the world, all religions, Muslims, Christian,
Jews, Hindus, Buddhists and people who say they don't believe we have
no faith, and
they're all there in a Sufi place. And the teacher said, we are not
the ones to judge.
Judgment lies only in Allah's hands. Our community, we got great
judges. Everybody pronounce on everybody else. Everybody is knows
a mufti, everybody knows who's kafir and is not Kafir. We got a
serious problem. What ego, what self righteousness and thinking
that we know better than anybody else? Those are systems we need to
change so they walk in. So I said, then what's the magic?
You said, the magic is non judgmental and love. You see, we
read about it. The Prophet sallam said, treat your enemy with love.
I saw it with my own eyes on sight, where people from different
cultures and different religions were embraced to the extent they
wanted to become Muslim.
50% of the people that were Jews there became Muslim,
the akhlaq, the character, the behavior, was substantially better
than any born Muslim because they understood the value of what they
found. We don't understand that value.
We don't know what they have.
And he said, show love. Wherever you go, show love.
And then he said,
you see the from different tarikas? We have different
outfits, different colors. So the man with one Tarika with a long
sleeves was talking to the man with another Tarika, and
the guy from the other tariqa, asked the man with the long
sleeves, why you dress like that?
Why you have long sleeves? So he says, in my long sleeves, in our
Tarika, we take the faults of people and we hide them inside
here.
How many of us hide faults?
We find great joy in running people down, in exposing the
faults of others or bringing more negativity in the community, of
destroying families and people, where you don't even check it's
right. Forward, forward, forward. Messages go. You don't even read
the stuff and you send it forward. You are part of the problem,
youths, old people, everyone. You are part of the problem. You need
to change the system and not send anything out. Don't send out
negativity. Send out positive things. The Prophet taught, admire
your brother in public
and admonish him in private, quietly. Don't do the wrong thing.
How
many of us really practice that? Yeah, four times a year. Go out
every other year, 30 days, Ramadan, fast etikafuti all the
time. But how many of us practice the principles of real Islam? It's
easy to do all those things. I'll be honest. Can fast 365, days, not
complicated. The Go former is not complicated. The Go Fajr, not
complicated. It's complicated to control the ego and not control
the tongue and control the mind. Try practice that and see how
successful you are with that.
Very, very difficult. So the guy with the sleeves tells the other
guy,
you got short sleeves.
You don't have what kind of jacket you wearing.
So the guy said, I got short sleeves. I.
Because we don't see the faults of people.
Can we practice that? So let's go back to the office burglary.
A man and his son come Tuesday morning
to the office full of remorse, a parent coming full of remorse with
his son,
and he says, I am so embarrassed. So I said, Brother, what happened?
He said, My son bought the stolen goods
and me and my family. No, this is not allowed. I'm a very honest,
religious man. All the youths who are responsible for harming the
names of your parents be awake and alert, because one day you are
going to be parents too. And it comes back. It comes back to hit
you very hard. And parents, you need to discipline your kids the
promise we've lost the value of parenting. So the man comes, and
it's very heartbreaking to see this man come here, honorable man
with a beard elderly, and says, I'm very sorry we saw all these
pictures on social media and realized that it's your guy stuff,
and my son bought it. But he had the courage of his conviction. He
had the etiquette, he had the ethics, the values, the
spirituality and the morality and against all embarrassment, he came
with the stuff to the office and said, It's me. It's my family. We
did it. And he came forward. And then the media were there.
Everybody was there. And he said, I will speak to them, to the
media.
Now, that's a very, very brave man.
That's a man who's giving examples to follow,
and a man like that is like all the community around the community
got together, and that's why the police could act so quickly. I was
with Minister Becky seller in December last year, no November
last year, I was in Syria. Went in after many years, to sort out the
hospital and other stuff. And as I finished off there, we got a call
from the Western Cape provincial government police services. They
want us to speak at the gathering of of the new police because
they're going to launch for December in the festive season.
And the minister was there, and I've been with him before.
And what I said? And he said the same thing. You see, criminals
fester in society because we protect them.
We protect our sons, our brothers, our children, our sisters and our
fathers. We are the ones that promote and allow this to happen
because we don't stop it. We need to change that behavior. It may
not necessarily be stealing and drugs and alcohol
in the more affluent society. It could be about values in business,
lot of us are very puffed up with pride and arrogance. You know, I
robbed the insurance company.
They only stole two items and I claimed for six I made money. I'm
a sharp guy. I'm clever. Do we allow that kind of thinking to
carry on? Do we allow a stop and guide our children to do the right
thing?
So that parent and that son who came congratulations to you. May
Allah, bless you in abundance. You've been a living example of
what Islam and Muslims are all about, what humanity should be all
about, that you stop the crime, and you came forward, and his son
got arrested. By the
way, sons got arrested, and 10 other people and at the kingpin
was also caught.
This was the value of a father. I want
to give you the personal experience, my own experience of
the value of a father.
You see, my father got divorced and my mother got divorced when I
was very young in potchefs room.
Mother came away back to Durban. My father was home, and me and my
two sisters bringing up.
My father was not a very religiously educated man.
He came there's more religion now. There's more teaching. Now there's
more Arabic learning. Now there's more schools, more Umrah mohaj,
but there's 10 times more problems than we had taken before. So
something is seriously wrong in the way we practice things. So he
was ordinary man playing the shop Monday to Friday, Saturday
morning. And I settled in the shop. I worked. I was I was born
in pajaros room. I went to school in pajaros room after 1974 and
then I moved to Durban. I used to watch him. He never spoke much go
in the shop, and black customers would come
and they would buy, and he would sell. And then one day I would
watch the black customer would come and say, I can't pay the
account,
but my family is hungry, and my father would say, give him more
stuff. We're not going to get get paid for that either, but give it.
You, in any case, because they've served their families who with our
business for years, the same member, or some years, would come
and say, a family member died. I won't paid you for Account Number
one, I haven't paid you for account number two, and I need
money for the funeral. And he would say, give them the money for
the funeral. We're not going to get it back.
Now, the point I'm making,
did you see when you talk to Muslims in general, and when you
talk about causes and to support people, the first question they
ask you is, can you take zakat? What
kind of a dumb question is that?
Did you make your money from Palestinians, from Syrians, from
Iraqis, from Afghanistan. Who did you make your money from?
From the people in your own country?
That's why allowed you two and a half percent send it wherever you
want. No problem, but you got a choice on 97 and a half percent to
support those who made you where you are today? Do we apply our
mind? We don't.
That's a very dumb question to ask, because Islam never said
serve Muslim only. Muslim only is hungry, Muslim only is thirsty.
Allah, slaves, emphasis on the word NAS, mankind. Khairun, nas,
Mayen, fauna, Nas, best among people are those who benefit
mankind, not Muslim. And the teacher told me that three times,
remember the word, it's mankind, not Muslim,
not little musliming. He don't come for the Muslims. They came
for all creation. We say we love the Prophet sallallahu. We like to
be like him. We like to follow Him. Do we really do that? Do we
really do that? No, we don't. We very selective about what we want,
and we take what we want and we leave out whatever else we don't
want doesn't suit us, because it's too hard for the ego and the real
faith to do that. So my father would do that, would help the
people, and he would win the love and heart of people in the area.
How many of us have dumped our parents?
A year or two ago,
I got a call from Pretoria, I don't know this people. They said,
Can you please check I think in the SIBO Kang hospital, my wife is
in hospital, and every time I speak to the doctors, they tell
me, No, the machine is not working. Some part doesn't come
she's there for a long time. She needs orthopedic surgery. She's
getting depressed. She wants to kill herself.
So I said, let me check for you. And I said, Uncle, don't you have
children? Yes, I have children. So where are they? What are they
doing? Are they like poor they can't manage to help you? No, my
children are very well off. So what are you doing in the
government hospital? Aren't you on the medical aid?
No, my children say it will cost them too much of money to take it
off my salary to put their father and their mother on a medical aid.
So it's better to suffer in hospital, because you can't cost
you too much of money to put your father and your mother on your
medical aid. Who is the most unfortunate person,
the most unfortunate person, as described by the Holy Prophet
sallam, is he whose parents are alive and in old age, and it
doesn't serve them.
Eventually, the machine got fixed up. It was broken, it's true. And
the part finally did come and they put it in the lady, and two days
later she died.
Do you children want to see that happen to your parents?
But parents should do that to their parents. Get it back.
No matter how old you are. You need to change the system.
So my father, I worked with him in the shop. He gave the love to the
people. How many of us obedient to our parents? He's a big man. It's
not like 20 years old. He's 5560,
and the father, his father, passed away. My grandfather, my granny
tells him that as long as I am alive, meaning her, and as long as
you alive, your brother and sisters need the assistance. So my
father listened wholeheartedly to his mother, and he paid for the
sisters my mother that was divorced from him. He took care of
her also.
He had that soft, generous heart to take care of people, and for
that, he took the blessings. Yes, he suffered a lot cancer the
prostate and cancer of the Quran, but when you reach that stage,
it's a stage of purification.
So he served with distinction. He looked after his siblings, he
looked after his family, and then just my time to be tested. Oh,
gift of the givers is too busy. I'm flying all over the world. I
can't do this that any other. And the call came to your father wants
you. I.
So I fly from Peter marisburg to Joburg, drive to watch this room,
sit with him six or seven days. Get in the car. I got two families
go back. They missing me. I fly back from Joburg to Peter Marisa.
Get home, and the call comes. He needs to see you again.
So I jumped up, plane, car, the plane, no processor. I go back to
him. It was the three best years of my life,
because the blessings that came from my father was suffering is
unmatched.
My sister said, my sister runs a Umrah company, travel agency, and
whenever she could, she could take, take my father. And she
said, One day, the way he was praying,
I thought he had no other children the way he prayed for you.
It's not about self. It's explaining to the youth the
importance of respect to your parents, the importance of stop
putting everything else down. Because it's not my instruction.
I'm not telling you my words. These are not my words. I'm not
some great prophet or something. These are words from Allah himself
and the only prophet, sallam. Those are the words I'm telling
you we can't speak our own words,
and when you do that, you will see the blessing of water flow.
And the week before he died,
I told my family he's going to die on the 21st of February. And
I said, How do you know that? I said because my Sufi teacher died
on the 21st of February. My father died on the 21st of February. My
mother was born on the 22nd of February.
Everything has a special spiritual significance, brothers and
sisters, I'm not here to put Shay into you. I'm asking us to protect
our lives. This life is very temporary. It has no meaning, and
what matters is how successful we are in the year. After talking
about ethics and values, I want to give you a few examples.
You see, I have a very mixed team, Christians, Muslims, Jews,
everything is mixed up in our medical teams. We don't see race,
we don't see religion, we don't see color, we don't see practices.
We only self. See one thing, serve human being unconditionally. So we
get into Haiti. We make World History. Eight days after
earthquake, 20th, January, 2010 we pull a lady alive from the rubble
in the collapsed Catholic Church, and when she gets up, what our
first words,
I love God Almighty.
You instilled hope in somebody several 1000 kilometers away.
People will say, but the Christian, Jew, Muslim,
are this creation created by some other god?
Is there some other God that has made all the other nations,
or is the same God that made everybody? Does this God have only
feelings for one kind of creation and no feelings for the other kind
of creation? We need to get our principles fixed up. Allah has
love and compassion for every creation, for the cat, for the
dog, for the universe, for everyone, because He is Allah, the
Supreme, the Almighty, the all kind, all knowing, all seeing, all
wise. That's his qualities. So when you go there, you instill
faith in Him, in no other God. And the next thing she tells my team,
I love you,
what the teacher said, the principle of love. But then we see
the bad practice of greedy, egoistic, selfish mankind. The
earthquake was the epicenter was in Port au Prince. It was 2.4
kilometers into ground. But the problem, and it was nine on the
left scale, it wiped out 250,000 people in 40 seconds.
But why did so many people die? So many people died not because of
the earthquake. They died because of man,
because all the buildings were next to each other. No proper
plans, no proper architecture, no proper engineering, no proper
steel structure, no solid cement. Latas, as we say, shortcut job.
How many of us do shortcut job in our business. And because of that,
when one building went every building went with it collapsed.
1000s died because of the selfishness of men and the greed
of men.
Those children could have been your children. Could have been our
families, our brothers and our sisters. Imagine that you see the
building fell because somebody took a shortcut here. That was the
first part of the problem. That was a local issue.
My teams go to the church, and as the kids start coming in, the
Africana guys, big size Africana guys were involved in this
paramedic business, and cut Jaws of Life and cut the cars and cut
everything else, wash the floor, wash the wall, waiting to serve.
And as the kids come in, they start tearing now, businesses not
allowed to be emotional, not supposed to cry, but they broke
down. Why? Because some other teams from some other northern
country came world class people, first class standards.
And practice amputation on those children. And they did it wrong.
So you cut the hand. We now had to cut above the elbow. To cut the
angle. We had to cut above the knee. Not one, hundreds of kids.
We had to do that too after five or six, they couldn't take it
anymore. That is suffering.
We, as Muslims, are not supposed to cause suffering. We are not
caused by Muslims, but as human being, we are not supposed to
cause suffering. We are there to bring relief, to help people, to
assess people. So after they did it and they tell a child, now, go
home. The child said, Go home where
no house, no parents, no family, no neighbor, no grandparents, no
way to go and nothing to eat, * shirt where they go, and the teams
broke down. And you're complaining about nothing's not going right in
your country,
there's far worse problems all over the world. Are you
complaining because you can't make another 30 or 40 million extra day
or year, you complain you because you can't live in more expensive
house or you can't have a more extravagant lifestyle. What is the
problem?
But Allah has blessed you with make it to fix the lot of people
as I'm speaking to you now, there's children dying of
starvation in the Eastern Cape.
Why are they dying of starvation
in a country that got coal, diamonds, platinum, magnesium and
everything else you know? Why?
Because the parents don't take the children to the hospital in time.
Why do they not take the children to hospital in time? Because it's
quite normal for the parents to be hungry every day. So hunger is
part of their life. So it's quite normal for them to be hungry. So
if they're hungry, it's quite normal for the children to be
hungry also, so they don't see the need to go to hospital. The
difference is children die. Adults can survive longer, and when they
come to the hospital, it's too late and the children die. Imagine
your children died because of starvation, and
you want to know how much zakat to give,
we need to change our thinking.
And we got involved with Eastern Cape Health Department. We said,
we'll hold your hand, we'll educate, we'll teach. And we
started using a product called Easy peanut paste made by a
Norwegian company. It got proteins, it's got energy, it's
got energy, it's got micronutrients. And we gave it to
the kids, and they started eating it, and they started loving it,
and we gave it to the adults who were hungry too. See how Allah
works. The Quran is clear that when you get good, you get good in
return. When you do good, you get good in return.
The company that made the product saw it on our social media pages.
And said, we appreciate what you guys are doing for the people of
South Africa. Norwegian company. And said, we will send you some
stuff. And they sent it here to Cape Town, 15 containers of easy
peanut paste. Value, 25 million Rand.
Non Muslim company, giving a Muslim organization, helping
people in another country, because they saw the value of what was
being done and the difficulty of people that the difficulty that
people went through.
My final points were finished off is still I always go back to how
this started, because you can't do anything without obedience. So I
meet a spiritual teacher that night in August, and I see
everything that's happening, and I see the love they're showing the
people. And I go back, and I stand in front of Mubarak, and I told
professor I don't understand the study of business. If it's
correct, I like to go back there. So I landed up back there six
August, 1992
it was a Thursday night after zikr at 10 o'clock, the sheik suddenly,
after zikr looks up, makes eye contact with me, and in FLUENT
Turkish. I don't speak a word of Turkish, but I understood
everything that he said. He said, My son, I'm not asking you, I am
instructing you to form an organization. The name in Arabic
will be walkful walk if in translated gift of the givers.
Again, these are important principles. You will serve all
people of all races, all religions, all colors, all
classes, all cultures, of any geographical location and of any
political affiliation, but you will serve them unconditionally.
You will expect nothing in return, not even a thank you. In fact, in
what you're going to be doing for the rest of your life, expect to
get a kick up your back. If you don't get a kick up your back,
regard it as a bonus. Serve people. What love, kindness,
compassion and mercy and remember the dignity of men is foremost.
Brothers and sisters, this country will not collapse because of
hunger. It will not collapse because of racism. It will not
collapse because of rich and poor.
Of the difference getting so wide it will collapse when people have
no dignity, when you are humiliated and you have no dignity
and there are no consequences, because you've lost everything,
the amount of negative energy that will go into you to do negative
things, because you've got no hope we can fix that, and we are fixing
it. And who's coming to the fore
corporate South Africa, they don't ask about zakat,
they don't ask about a tax certificate. They don't ask for
the be points. They do what is expected of a human being. We've
been taught. We got the book, we got instructions, we got a life.
What are we doing about it? How
much did we give for the fires in Cape, six fires in one week? How
much have we done? No, you'll ask, can I take zakat?
Those are the kind of questions you ask. How do you explain to a
mother that your child fell down a toilet and died in feces. How will
you
expect that, if that happens to your child, what will you do? Go
to hospital and there is no medication, no staff, one person
got no hope of being seen like that man and his wife in SIBO Kang
hospital. What do you do?
Provide food to the hungry, water to the thirsty, clothe the naked,
naked and in everything you are do, be the best at what you do,
not because of ego.
If anything destroys the country, a civilization, a community, a
people, it's ego. We need to defeat that ego within ourselves,
not because of ego, but because you're dealing with human life,
human emotion, human suffering and human dignity. This is an
instruction for you for the rest of your life. I was 30 years old
that time, and then you said the most important thing of all. You
said, My son, whatever you do
is done through you,
and not by you.
30 years. There's no way we can do the kind of things that we did.
I'm going to give you one spiritual example about the power
of what the sheik has said. You see, I walked into Syria.
I came to a place called darqush. I went to many other places, and
every year when I couldn't find medical teams. My heart told you
don't go, yeah. Don't do this. Don't do this. Prophet said, when
you're not sure something, listen to your heart. The heart is saying
no negative things all the time. Till I got to this place called
darkush, I couldn't find anybody. I was sad. I can't have the Syrian
people. I'm walking out. As I'm walking out, I see a man talking.
They say there's a doctor.
So he comes to me, slums, Brother, how you are? You speak English,
yes. What's your name? Doctor? Ahmed gangud. What do you do? I'm
a cardiothoracic surgeon, but now I do everything. I work in the
cave, I work in the mountain. I save lives. This is what I do. So
I said, Is there a building here which you can convert into a
medical, emergency medical facility? Yes, we got the right
one. Let's just go. Takes me down in the street. 10 days before they
liberated the city from assets, people go to the building and
said, this building was built for old people, way in the Muslim
world, old people are going to stay in all age home.
Then nobody came. Building is empty. So I looked at the
building. I said, my friend, this building is too small for what we
got in mind here. But he said, but we haven't even started. I said,
we give for the givers. These things will be too small. He said,
Okay, let's do it. So then he said, What do you need? I said, I
need to know. We need an engineer. Can we go upwards, backwards,
forwards, sidewards, and across the road on the other side there?
So whilst we were walking, because neither gift shed on and my friend
was with me as we walked to the Ahmed bam. We were together in
hospital, in this in this building that's supposed to be the
hospital, and other people were very curious, who's foreigners
here? Because every foreigner is like a traitor or a threat or a
spy or something. So we walk inside and they see me, and the
guy said, I'm sorry, but I overheard you talking that you
need an engineer. I'm an engineer.
I said, You speak English also. He said, Yes. So I said, Okay, tell
us, can we go upwards, backwards, sidewards or towards? Yes, you can
go up two floors. I
said, What kind of engineer Are you? So
I said, what you mean? I said, Where's the plan, where's the
drawing? Where's the steel structure, where's the sermon? How
can you give an answer like that? This is my brother. Take it easy.
I'm the guy that built this building.
That's not the point. This man left that Kush several years ago.
15 million people this place in Syria, internally and externally,
the day, I need an engineer, not any engineer, the engineer that
built this building walks in at the same time. What's the chances
of that happening from a human point of
view? You have faith in spirituality. These are the kind
of things that happen, and we took the land.
Crossed the road and we took five other buildings, and is the
largest functional loss model in North Syria today. There your
zakatman is working very good. Thank
you. It's that kind of feeling and faith when you serve people. The
help of Allah comes, yes, it's not easy. Test comes. Trials come. The
Prophet lost his children, saraswam. He lost bibhati Ja. He
lost everything. He lost his uncle. He lost his support. Allah
says that everybody will go to the same system. We will have
challenges. We will have hardships. We will have
difficulty. There's only one way to do this, the right way,
spirituality, morality, values and ethics. Change our thinking. Let's
fix our country together. Our people need our heart first. And
the final point is that man that came with his son to the office is
what we need to go back to. You've seen the old days. I come from
pajaros again,
in the old days in Potsdam, if somebody was naughty, and you come
and tell your the father you know your son was naughty. He said, Why
are you telling me? Give him two shots.
You tell him that your son is my son. Try doing that today. Try
doing that today. Mind your own business. Got nothing to do with
you. It's not your son. It's my son. There's the ego of our
people, the ego that is destroying our kids on drugs and every type
of wrong thing, because we are too proud and elegant to extrude the
messenger in the foot rather than fix the problem.
And we'll say, and the community will stand together, and everybody
would go to the funeral together, go to the wedding together, even
though they're not invited, they'll go and help. And that was
that love today. The love is materialism. Is money, it's pride,
it's power, it's ego.
If I give you 2 billion rand now and say already has 2 billion
rand, please tell me how many lifetimes you're going to need to
spend.
It will die several times over, and you won't be able to spend
that
money. What you what you don't use is not yours. So rather take it
and spend it on someone else. So when you get on the other side,
something good is waiting for you. JazakAllah, Slavin Allah,
here unto Dr Suleiman, founder and chairperson of the workflow work.
Refien, give of the givers and JazakAllah Khan for bringing
reality to us. And I'm sure that is not even the tip of the iceberg
that is happening outside the doctor ratima, long life, healthy
life, to continue with the good works doctor is doing. Inshallah,
we make dua for Doctor Sadiq Parker, who is currently in the
GMC melumed cultural hospital. It's not doing too well. We make
Dwight Allah, Doctor Sadiq shifa. Shifa and kamilan Complete shifa
grant him comfort and also ease and support to the family and
friends. And one point Doctor raised was that in the law you
remember coming for sim, let us make the change. Allah, will never
change the condition of the people until the people change it
himself. We make that intention today, Inshallah, that we are
going to try to change our condition to the better. Quite a
few people are standing outside, both sides with all the doors. Can
we just ask the brothers to stand in public, to stand and to fill
all the tiny gaps just to fill it with public so that everyone can
come inside them, as Inshallah, on your left
hand side as well brothers, you have people standing At the door
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