Mirza Yawar Baig – Deeds depend on the intention

			llamada Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Showfield MBA when will selling
		

			Muhammad Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
		

			sallam to see one of my brothers and sisters.
		

			You know the hadith of Rasulillah Salam nourriture narrated by Southern our hotel for the long haul,
which is the first of these in Bukhari and Muslim
		

			where he said,
		

			in Nevada vineyards as well as a cellar in Omarama Lumenier. He said, the reward of the deed is
based on the intention.
		

			Now, this refers to the deed as in the mean refers to the reward as in the asker. And also it refers
to the reward of that action in this dunya.
		

			So the deed is based on the intention
		

			and you give an example and he said, the one who made either for ALLAH, Rasool is right for the soul
or the mixture, for to marry a woman or to for some other purpose, worldly purpose, linear business,
then the Hijra is for that purpose and not for
		

			every action of ours must be done intentionally. That's the first thing to understand. There is no
default action in Islam. We don't just act, Get up, stand up, sit down the drink over, you know,
every action was done intentionally with a consciousness of the action, which is why 100 I to see
this in the Sierra and so now we have doors and the ways to begin an end every action.
		

			So if you take eating, for example, there is the way to start eating,
		

			intention of eating. So wash your hands, it was your right hand, say Bismillah. Before you begin,
right, thank Allah subhanaw taala. Allah
		

			as you continue to do it, don't do it until you are totally full, leave a space in your belly, eat
from your side of the plate. If you are in a communal setting, don't extend your hand to the other
side, right
		

			at the end of the meal,
		

			make dua
		

			Allah my Lydia Tana Uttanasana, make dua and then get up.
		

			See what saw also with drinking,
		

			use your right hand, sit down and drink, look into the glass. three sips or more not, don't drink in
one shot. And so on and so forth. We have there was no methodology, even to go to the toilet. We
have rather metal methodology, when you leave the house, when we come back to the house, when you go
into the mud, come back the magic, everything. All of this shows us that the whole of life must be
lived intentionally not just by default. The benefit of living intentionally is one, there is a
greater enjoyment in what you're doing because you are conscious of that. And if is one a lot of
beautiful food, this is how the law has given me. Now he's the one who wakes up in the morning. With
		

			a healthy body he's nothing is wrong with his body. He has a roof over his head and he has food for
one day, that just food for that day.
		

			It is as if the whole world has been collected for him.
		

			So if I'm sitting down to eat, and I'm eating, you know, unconsciously, like an animal, that's one
way but if I'm sitting do it and I thank Allah, Al Hamdulillah Allah gave me this food. Imagine this
food when it came to Rice, I'm eating bread I'm eating well all the stages did pass through one day
once upon a time, one piece of that whole bread was not one seed, one seed was there. There were
many seeds which came together they formed a crop that somebody called somebody tilled the land,
they planted the seed the water the crop, they spent money on it, they spent time and energy on it,
they made $1 for a good crop, the harvest of the crop the process, the seeds were flowers, and
		

			somebody who the flower. And that is how this bread gave here to what I'm eating. So now if I take a
piece of bread and I wasted
		

			then what am I doing? Right? Allah subhanaw taala made all of these arrangements so that I can get
this piece of hopes, this piece of bread in my my plate, and if I waste it, what is the value of
that? So also everything else.
		

			So also everything else. If I'm eating meat, some animal died, that animal was slaughtered 100
elevated ha. So there's no problem with that. But it is a life of something that life was given so
that I can eat.
		

			How thankful we should be that 100 Allah Allah subhanaw taala
		

			made us those for whom somebody else's life
		

			is taken legally hamdulillah DiGize but what if it was the opposite? What if you had to die for
somebody else do it
		

			this possibly could have happened didn't have
		

			Allah give us a healthy body Allah did not give us just go to the hospital. That's why it's very
important. That's why the the whole idea of visiting the sick now he's gonna start I'm said the one
who visits somebody who's sick. It is also one of the seven things which
		

			as far as I said, I'm said this is your duty to your brother, one of them is to visit, you visit the
brother when he's sick. So if you go and visit, I always tell people just go go to the hospital
visit anybody doesn't matter who you're not going for that person who's going to visit somebody
who's sick. When you go there, then you realize, Wow, I love that child in that ICU could have been
mine.
		

			I would have lost my sleep, to read somebody else's 200 may make dua for
		

			this person with a problem could have been my child. I could have been that person.
		

			I could be the person in pain. I could be the person who has cancer, who's getting chemotherapy,
who's lost all his hair, right? Who's got all kinds of issues? I don't deal Allah did not make me
that person, ALLAH SubhanA wa, tada. Cancer cells are there in everybody's body. Everyone has cancer
cells is just that in some cases, they become activated until today. They don't know why, what
activates them, right? All kinds of theories, but we don't know for true for sure. What activates
cancer cells handle it if I am not seeing any signs of the cancer. I was tagged Al Hamdulillah Al
Hamdulillah had the last word that kept me free from this. So it is this whole consciousness the
		

			beauty of enamel our veneer is not simply to say Allah will give you the whole idea is the
consciousness of my actions, the concepts of what I'm doing, and Hans's my chakra of Allah subhanaw
taala it has my gratitude towards Allah.
		

			And then it then another also the Jabra to that because if I'm consciously eating and drinking, if
I'm walking somewhere and we go to this beautiful place, actually does a wire nausea goes with me
and Bilal is here we have such beautiful scenery, we will see that and we just one last one, look at
this, Allah subhanaw taala made these G's, the whole, you know, the entire, we saw two or three
seasons pass them in the summer, it's all complete degree. And then in the in the fall, it's
fantastic multicolored all over. And then in the winter, now it's completely bare, right? The water
is there, the water adds value to that whole
		

			to that whole scenery. In that water. It's freezing cold water, it has ice on top, but there are
ducks and geese, which are, you know, swimming in that and diving and the eating food, nothing
happens to them. So what do you think about that, and we are all wrapped up in big jackets and
gloves and
		

			flowers and also keeping the cold out. And those birds they are diving in the water. They've got no
problem says well, this is the so when you have this near, of consciously doing something, there's a
whole issue of being in the here. And now. Final point. Also,
		

			one of the reasons for depression, one of the reasons for anxiety is because we don't live in the
moment, we we live either in the past or we live in the future. So, we are either regretting
something which has happened in the past or we are fearing something which is
		

			which we think will happen in the future. Somebody said Why should I fear a bullet which which which
has not been fired yet? Because it's in the future? What will happen to me if what if
		

			if means that it may not happen also,
		

			what is the If so, instead of living of anticipating all kinds of weird scenarios in the future and
fearing those, or looking at the past Oh, this happened this happened
		

			in the present in a marijuana vignette forces us to live in the present 100 Right now I'm sitting
here, I'm doing this forward for the rest of us farther
		

			and farther is a wellness monitor. So it focuses as if you're doing it for the relevance of our
data. For example, I'm bringing the data here. How many people are here? It's not my problem. It
doesn't matter to me because if I'm doing it for the sake of Allah Allah is here and Allah is
listening. That is enough. Who else is there only allows us? Some we can see some we cannot see well
Anna right. hamdulillah where would
		

			you ask Allah to bless them and to be pleased with them for coming about whoever didn't come no
problem because you're doing it for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala
		

			I want to end with this beautiful story which I have told many times of one of our great scholars in
India in the 1800s
		

			He
		

			is there was I would say is my own shade. I know him he's never said the
		

			Abdulkadir
		

			he was he was giving a speech
		

			in the Jama Masjid in Delhi, which is a huge massive mosque built by the Emperor Sharjah. And it had
the same maybe 10,000 people there. So this is in the 1800s. So they know Mike's hands on so they
used to have like they have for Salah you know, the Mocha, but somebody is at the back, the Imam
says Allahu Akbar, the person repeats. So similarly, they used to have this. So they would repeat
the speech and people would.
		

			So this piece happened. It's finished quite late in the night. And
		

			after that, the chef went in. He sat, sat down, and he had only a few of his students with him. When
a man came,
		

			and this man came look like a poor man. He was a farmer, he came with disabled condition, and
deserves one of Asha, your talk is over.
		

			So he said, Yes, it's over. He says, Well, I came from he named the village that I came from this
far off village.
		

			I had to travel for the whole day. Unfortunately, I got delayed, there was a river or something I
had to cross I would I got delayed and I missed your talk. Now my whole trip is wasted. Obviously,
he could not the chair could not say no, no, no, go to YouTube on this channel. You will get it No.
No, he did not do
		

			what the sheriff did what he said.
		

			He asked him to say the man sat down. The chef stood up. And he delivered that same talk. Exactly.
And the talk was maybe for two hours. For two hours. He delivered the same talk with the same
passion with the same Delisle a via the same I had is everything. Right? To this one man.
		

			The man was obviously very happy, blessed him, we made a lot of dua for him, he kissed his hand, and
he left.
		

			So when he had gone, the students of the chef, there's a chef is very strange. Just now you gave the
same talk to 10,000 people. And, you know, beautiful talk a lot of passion is a source of interest.
Now this one man and we don't even know who this is, or some flower guy from somewhere, we don't
even know who he is. Not even as if it is a big king or something. Nothing. But you give the give
the same talk with the same energy the same and so
		

			how is it possible?
		

			So the chef said to his students, he said, You know, it's just he said, It's a pity you have been
with me for so long, you have not understood the first part. The first thing about this whatever. He
said, where I was talking to 10,000 people I was concerned about the happiness of only one.
		

			When I'm talking to the one man, I'm still concerned about the pleasure and happiness of only that
same one.
		

			Who's almost
		

			that's it, what's the difference? Whether it is 10,000 people, whether it is one person, whether it
is 10 million, I am talking for the pleasure of Allah.
		

			This is the benefit of Innova Lavinia, to remind ourselves that whatever we do must be done only and
only for the pleasure of Allah subhanho wa Taala Jalla jalla
		

			wa salam ala Hara will Karim Allah Allah He was named Africa