Allah knows what I did!
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The speaker discusses the need for help as people are sick and ill and may require intricate medication. They also talk about the importance of helping people who have never met Jesus and do not want to die, and how they can help them with a tent. The speaker also talks about the need for dialysis for patients who have kidney failure and the importance of informing the um resource of the situation.AI Generated Transcript ©
So the point I'm raising is today as we are sitting here, there are people who are sick and ill How are you going to help them? You may not be able to visit all of them. There are some people who have a difficulty that requires some intricate medication, something that's not easily available. You have the capacity to help make that available.
Imagine if you were driven out of your homes, just imagine inshallah it will never happen.
And imagine you had to run and imagine you ended up somewhere as a refugee.
And imagine as you are seated as a refugee.
Someone brings you a tent and tells you you know what, this is from the people of England in Bolton.
And you're sitting somewhere in Syria or turkey or Jordan.
I have witnessed with my eyes, the DUA and the tears, rolling down the cheeks of the elderly mothers of community. And giving dua upon dua upon dua upon dua, as though they cannot stop that to us, to people they've never ever met, who come from Bolton, for example, or anywhere else. And guess what, if these people only knew that today you are sitting comfortable, where you are because of the dua of someone you will never meet in this dunya who cried and made a dua for you because you help them with 100 pounds.
How's that?
I've seen it with my eyes.
We have to heal the ummah. We are the ummah of the Quran, we are solidified by the bond of Nabi Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam that Allah has placed
you should do by Lou Bava. We're supposed to be like a wall like a building solid one brick goes into the other. If you put the bricks one on their own, the wall will fall but you interlock them then you have a proper wall. We should be interlocked. I care for you, my brother, I love you, my brother, my sister, anything happening to you? I'm the first one to help you not because I want something from you. I don't want anything from you. I'm doing it because I love Allah.
Allah who you helped build machine, it means Allah loves those who do good. I want to do good not because I think they deserve the goodness but because I know Allah loves those who do good. That's why I'm doing good. So whether the guy reciprocates it or not, I don't care. Allah knows what I did. That's it. So my brothers and sisters.
One of the opportunities that we have today
is for the patients who are going through kidney problems where they need dialysis. Imagine you're in a refugee camp, and there is no dialysis, you have a kidney problem you have to wait to die and many have died when we started witnessing people dying as a result of kidney failure because of the water and whatever else it is that they might have consumed that destroyed their kidneys, and then we witnessing them dying one by one we thought we need to inform the rest of the ummah.