Mirza Yawar Baig – Reminders Speak The Truth Part I

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			Allah does it. We will believe fear Allah have Taqwa of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And speak the
truth. A colo. Colin said either and speak the truth. I want to remind myself and you that the
importance of speaking the truth.
		

			Now, when I say the importance of speaking the truth, I think this is something which is supposed to
be obvious to any person with half a brain. But the issue is not whether
		

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			with the admonition to speak the truth, everyone, even the worst liars in the world will agree that
it's a good thing to speak the truth. The issue is do you actually speak the truth or not?
		

			And that's the reason why Allah subhanaw taala preceded kulu coincided with it a lot. Because you
can only speak the truth if you fear Allah subhanaw taala we can only speak the truth if we fear
Allah subhanaw taala more than we fear anyone else. We can only speak the truth if we remember the
meeting with Allah subhanho wa Taala when we die
		

			Otherwise, the fear of the people of the world, or the misplaced love of the people of the world can
and does prevent us from speaking the truth. That's the reason why I lost Varasano. salasar. I'm in
the famous head, he said, that the pinnacle of faith is to speak the truth before the tyrant.
Because obviously in a state of fear, there are two situations where a person is compelled, or feels
compelled to tell a lie. The first situation is a situation of fear, when he fears the consequences
of speaking the truth, the consequences of speaking the truth. And against me, I love forgive us. I
don't think any of us in it isn't, isn't an actual or has ever been an actual situation where if
		

			they speak the truth, they would lose their life. How many of us have actually been in a situation
where if we had spoken the truth, at that point in time, somebody would have chopped off our head or
would have shot us in the head or something? Nothing. We're not we are not even faced with the kind
of tests that have added vitamins I had image Maine and the son of a salad we're faced with, where
if they did not speak the if they spoke the truth, they would have been tortured, and they would
have been killed. And this did happen to many of them because they still spoke the truth. And they
were taught as a result of which they were tortured. It had been developed hanifa de la la, you'd
		

			have on demand mama didn't Humberto de la la la. And it happened to many of us have and it happened
to Mario's Allah was Allah. Allah mentioned in two of the Imam of Islam. The point is that speaking
the truth in the face of the tyrant is something is a pinnacle of faith by Allah subhanaw taala does
not even put us in that situation. We none of us will holla today. I don't think I certainly it
hasn't happened to me. And I don't think it has happened to me to most of us that we were ever in a
situation where speaking the truth would have led to death or speaking the truth would have loved to
lead to imprisonment or to torture. But even if that were the case, we still have situations where
		

			our salaf have sent have established an example for us, where even in such a situation they spoke
the truth. But the point I'm making here is that in order to be able to speak the truth, it's
absolutely critical for us to be to have Taqwa of Allah subhanaw taala a person who is not a turkey
cannot speak the truth and therefore a person who is a liar is not a Motoki, this is a a self
assessment for us. If you lie, then you have then you do not have to when Allah subhanaw taala lying
is a sign of the weakness of the lack of human lying, of course is haram. And it's a sign of the
weakness of human. It's a sign of the of lack of taqwa in the person. So the first reason why we we
		

			tell lies and we don't speak the truth is because we fear the consequences. And as I said, in our
cases, the consequences are miniscule without ridiculous consequences for most of us the
consequences, the fear of becoming unpopular in society. That is why we know for instance,
		

			Example, that ostentatious weddings and and is rough that is done in the name of weddings and so on
is haram. Allah subhanaw taala called the people who do is rough, the brothers of shaitan in Alba de
Nakano, ihana Sha, Allah said, the people who do is rough are truly the brothers of shaitan. But
despite that, we will not speak the truth, we will continue to participate in those activities. And
because we fear that we will become unpopular with those people, if you simply sit down and write
down and say, What is the consequence of actually being popular with them? What benefit has it
brought you and what will be the possible consequence of becoming unpopular with them? What is the
		

			harm that you anticipate you will laugh at yourself in the face, but you will not do that you will
continue to support those activities. We continue to support non Muslim practices and non Muslim
behavior, in our marriages, and in our birth and death ceremonies and so on so forth, all of which
are non Muslim. So the point of the point I'm making is that the reason why we don't speak the truth
is because we share the consequences from people more than we fear the displeasure and anger of
Allah subhanaw taala number two reason we don't speak the truth is because of our misplaced love for
people, we we have two standards. May Allah subhanaw taala Forgive us, inshallah, we'll talk about
		

			this tomorrow because we don't want to make the reminder to wrong, but let us leave it at this
today. To say that, to speak the truth Allah subhanaw taala has ordered us to speak the truth. And
in order to be able to speak the truth. We must have Taqwa of Allah subhanho wa Taala. Whether we
speak the truth or not is a measure of our taqwa that is the meter by which we can judge our taqwa
number point number one, number two. And point number three is that we generally do not speak the
truth, because they fear consequences from this world. And we need to really examine those
consequences and ask ourselves, is that consequence worse than facing Allah subhanho wa Taala anger
		

			on the day of judgment? Ask Allah subhanaw taala to make this easy for us to speak the truth always,
and never to support things which anger Allah Subhana Allah, never to fear people more than we fear
Allah subhanho wa Taala never to participate in activities which have been prohibited by Allah
subhanaw taala no matter who it displeases because we unless panatela ordered us Yeah, well as in
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