Asking other than Allah for Help

Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh quickly going live to discuss about us status which I had put up early this morning. And that was on the verse of the Quran, where Allah subhanho wa Taala says, he can and will do what he can to start in that we worship Allah alone. And we ask Allah for help alone. Now, this is a question that I wish to ask all of you my respected diligent listeners. Is this verse, not sufficient for us? Why is it that we will find

Muslims

asking

the people who have who have passed away, people who are dead and buried, asking them for help, people are going to the grave and asking for help from people who are dead and buried. Is this the teachings of the Quran? is in the Quran sufficient for us? No less than 17 times in a day. We are praying to Allah subhanho wa Taala. We are saying Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim. Alhamdulillah lillahi Rabbil aalameen we praising Allah? We are calling him calling Allah The Lord of the words. We are seeing our man Rahim. We are calling him merciful, All Merciful, specially merciful. We are asking Allah for guidance, we are seeing the inner Serato Sikkim show us the straight path. We're not

asking anyone else for guidance. We're not asking the companions of the Prophet for guidance. We're not asking the Prophet of Allah for guidance. We are not asking any demigods for guidance. We're not asking any only of Allah for guidance. We're not asking anyone who's dead and buried for guidance. We are asking the one who is ever living for guidance and that is Allah subhanho wa Taala. And after all of this, we are saying to Allah Subhana Allah that we worship you alone Allah, we asked you for help alone. Subhana Allah, in spite of reading this no less than 17 times a day in our salon, something strange happens with some of us that we will go around asking for help from different

individuals and personalities. except Allah subhanho wa Taala is asking for help from Allah restricted to only reading few words in Arabic and our Salah is that all

if you open the Quran, and if you read the meanings of the Quran, the translation of the Quran, you will find an almost every other iOS are handled Allah is talking about himself as being the Lord as him being the one who forgives as him being the one who provides will find so many verses in the Quran. In spite of all of this, we will find our respected brothers and sisters going to mazars going to doctors, asking for people who have dead and buried for help asking from the companions of the Prophet for help asking from the Hillel Bade for help. He can't help it is Allah who helps us alone. I'm going to conclude now because I wanted to keep it short and I have to pick up my son from

school now. So quickly want to bring up the incident at Karbala and this is an amazing incident we have so many benefits of reading the lessons which we can take from Karbala

at the Battle of Karbala, Hussain Ali Hussain already Alon who the Son of God alone who his six month old son Abdullah is shot by an arrow on his neck and he passes away in front of Racine of nearly ready alone. And what was the call of Hussein of nearly amidst all this tragedy taking place, he was saying that he did not seek help from his father. He did not say your alima that he did not call his grandfather Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam for help. He did not say Yama Hamad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but he said Allah Subhan Allah, Allah give me support upon your decree. A man in that state is also calling upon Allah subhanho wa Taala for help. Why? Why? Because he

knows there is no god worthy of worship besides Allah. There is no one else who can help him in that state except Allah. There is no one else who can provide impatience other than Allah. What is the teaching that we are taking from Karbala respected brothers and sisters with that we will conclude Salaam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh