Mohammad Elshinawy – The Blessing Of Being A Born Muslim

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			cycle center on Saudi Arabia with some visionary enveloppe on raising Glory be to raise finance
peace and blessings be upon His messenger Muhammad Salah Mario said his family's companions and all
those insurances
		

			you know, in the replay right about a lot, he speaks about just, you know, the
		

			nature of human perspective.
		

			And he says that, if you really want to understand something as it is,
		

			you can't be too far from it. Nor too close to it, it is only the people that were inside, let's
say, for example, a certain lifestyle, right, and then stepped away from it
		

			that are truly able to size it up. You know, like someone who was praying and then made a love for
me, they interrupted their commitment to pray for someone and love for me who was in the party life
and then guided them away from that. These are the people
		

			that truly have the right perspective.
		

			And he cites to that effect that this is why I'm going on the football but the Lavon used to say,
don't call the Lebron slamming or whatever. Either wooly, definitely slamming mulitple generally,
that Islam will slowly unravel, you know, one bit at a time, once there is born into Islam, those
who do not know the age of, you know, the pre Islamic culture of ignorance or ignorant culture. And
he says, right, we all love and play him. And that is why some of the children of the Sahaba, as
great as they were, they never reached the level of their parents because they were born into Islam.
It is a blessing from one angle, but also you should look for the potential downside of such a
		

			reality to compensate for it. So without taking this too far.
		

			I went through a similar experience once when someone that I was speaking to or just connected with,
he was already ready, he was right to become Muslim. So I met him he just said the Shahada. I just
mentioned the story to the youth in the other room. And he was a little bit nervous about like how
Muslims would treat him if he comes to the masjid and makes a mistake in prayer. And so I had to
sort of like, pull a fast one on him to trick trick him into coming into the Masjid. I caught them
off guard and it was ha ha ha time. So I created Asia until no feel, you know, where you can just
sit in the back and watch you know, as your comfort, one step at a time. So after the
		

			the Salah, I told him, how was it? How was your experience is unbelievable. First time in my life to
feel what worship actually means. My view is that he was always spiritual. He was like a Christian
of sorts before Islam. And so I said, like, what do you I don't get I don't understand. I really
didn't know until he was talking about. He said, I know what prayer is prayer is when you put your
hands together. And I knew that stuff. Like whenever I need something I pass my exam with a medical
student, or was it the time, you know, I just come home for I go to sleep, I get on my knees and
elbows in the bed, put my hands towards the sky. I just say God, listen, I'm stuck. And you're
		

			always there for me. Can I get this better? The third, he said, but I always felt that there was
something wrong with this. I felt like it was selfish. Like I do it on my clock. And then I forget
God until the next time I have a pressing need. He said and even if it were, you know, aside from
the selfishness issue, I also felt in like unsure, like, is this the right way to do it? Or should I
spread my finger? I wouldn't know how to do it. He said but this is exactly how he said it. He said
what you guys you Muslims, you'll know exactly the procedure that pleases your gun.
		

			He said procedure
		

			is a medical students like you know, surgical.
		

			A laugh, you know, yeah. And so I said to him, I swear to you, I've never looked at my prayer like
that before. I first time think about it like that, that we are actually so privileged. You know, I
think of now even though I don't want to extend this out that you know, what could not be less than
was any random Elisa segment if you look at another holy Aveda COVID and value and who is like your
son if you were left alone, meaning at your leisure between your water you go back we'll do whatever
you like at your shop and you just enter mandala whether we actually know how to enter one Allah Our
Prophet SAW Selim taught us that he showed it to us had he not would never have known it. And so
		

			sometimes you step back you know they say you know, like make sure you renew your marriage every
once in a while because human nature. You take things for granted.
		

			Did things do get rusty likewise renew your perspective on solid revisit those ahaadeeth that were
able to suddenly renew your perspective on solid change they do add that you save so that with this
you know renewed perspective you can have a renewed experience. May Allah subhanho wa Taala help us
and you stand before him and it was properly making the very best day that we stand before me. Did
we meet him some kind of all of that? Some of us and a lot of kind of, you know, it was gonna be a
dream