Take Your Precautions
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The speaker discusses the lack of evidence for the coronavirus and the need for people to trust Islam. They emphasize the importance of laying the trust in Islam and not being exposed to the virus. The speaker also mentions the difficulty of finding a job and the importance of not being exposed to anyone with the virus.AI Generated Transcript ©
My brothers and sisters,
we all know that nothing happens except by the decree of Allah.
We all know that life and death is in the hands of Allah. We all know that sickness and health is in the hands of Allah. We all have full conviction in Allah, we believe in him. We have seen so many passes away without being sick or ill. And we've seen those who have passed away with sickness and illness, some pass away when they're very young and others when they're very old. My brothers and sisters, we have conviction we are meaning we believe you and I know that at the moment, the whole world is going through a nightmare.
Something we cannot see with the naked eye something that cannot be diagnosed almost instantly. Something that does not show up in symptom form, except after so many days. It is the sickness or the virus known as the COVID-19, or the Coronavirus.
And it's important for us not to panic. We are fortunate in Zimbabwe, sitting in this particular machine, I can tell you that we have not had confirmed cases yet, although they've been suspected cases and people have said things here and there. Not everyone with the flu is a carrier of the virus. That having been said we're watching the globe
from a single case, to a few 100 to a few 1000. In the matter of days. We cannot be fools to just sit and watch. And it does not negate our immersion in Allah. If anything, conviction in Allah and laying full trust in Allah would only be true if we took every possible precaution. If you did not take the precaution you do not have trust in Allah. And I present evidence for that. The Hadith the Prophet sallallahu Sallam tells us about tying the camel and then laying the trust in Allah. True trust in Allah is never by leaving your doors open at night and saying to go to Allah that is a false sense of trust. It is known as tawakkol and not.
The Hadith says no, contact our calluna Allah Hakata wakulla de la satakam cameyo zu Wk masamoto be Barnum, if you were to lay the truth, trust in Allah, he would sustain you and provide for you in the same way that he provides for the bird. And the Hadith doesn't stop there. It doesn't mean I say I lay my trust in Allah and then you sit at home and do nothing about it and say my Eman is strong. I'm reading whatever portion of the Quran I'm doing so many Africa I'm reading 100,000 times this and that all of that said all you needed to do was go out and look for a job so Hannah law and then allowed open your doors. You can say I want to get married and you hiding in the house. No one knows
you even exist. So the Hadith continues to say the bird comes out of its nest in the morning and struggles all day and comes back with a full belly. Which means it went out and made the effort all day that's when Allah wrote its sustenance somewhere and it went in it got it Subhana Allah Allah inspires you to go to a place where your sustenance is written. You know when death is written for you, you will walk towards it. But if you did not take the precautions you are responsible in the eyes of Allah. Remember this