When Worship Really Counts
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Channel: Mohammad Elshinawy
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AI Generated Summary ©
Speaker 1 advises the audience to not rush back to God when stuck in a rock and hard place, as it is a sign of prosperity. They also suggest asking oneself whether they want to stay close to God or only desire God, as it will determine whether they will live for themselves or God. The audience will decide whether they want to pursue their passion until they reach their last wish.AI Generated Transcript ©
Bismillah you know, everyone rushes back to God when they're stuck between a rock and a hard place. In fact, one of the greatest signs of a person's Doom is that when they don't rush back to God, even during hardships, but one of the signs of a person's prosperity is that they fight to stay close to God, even when things start going their way. And so don't ask yourself, if you pray, you're five when you're feeling desperate, and so you need God. I mean, that's what those difficulties are there for. To begin with. There are a recall button to help you reconnect. Ask yourself, you continue praying your five, even after things start working out, because that'll tell you, whether you live
for yourself or you live for God. It'll tell you whether you're the person who only wants from God, or a person who wants God. May Allah and His pleasure be our ultimate passion always until we breathe our last everybody said I want to come