Always Respect The Elderly
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Speaker 1 advises the audience to respect the elderly and offer them respect. They stress that the mercy of Islam also depends on age and offer advice for those who are older.AI Generated Transcript ©
It's a point that many people don't speak
about,
or if they do,
it's perhaps not stressed as being important.
Learn
to respect
the elderly.
And give them time of the day.
Serve them. Greet them. Talk to them. Allah
will have mercy on you.
Learn to the elderly. You see someone a
little bit older than you,
offer them respect
immediately, no matter what.
And your parents are at the top of
that list.
Your mother or father, they may be unreasonable.
Offer them respect.
Speak to them with utmost respect. If you
have to disagree with them, do so
very respectfully.
Bear that in mind because
then the mercy of Allah descends.
those who are older.
those who are older.