Your Eman Is Your Surveillance
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Channel: Musleh Khan
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AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker discusses the lack of supportive cast in certain situations and how it can lead to behavior. They also mention a young student's story about temptation and how it encourages young people to take action rather than just monitoring their behavior. The conversation centers around the idea of a hotbar and how it can lead to behavior change.AI Generated Transcript ©
When the reminders aren't there, when the supportive cast isn't there, when there's nobody around to say and remind you, Hey, brother, a sister, like don't do that or don't speak that way, when you don't have that you're literally by herself. And this will be the last point that I leave you with in the second part of the hotbar. But when you're alone,
one of the most beautiful ways to really test your faith is that there's no rules. There's no support, but I'm still going to do the right thing.
There's no order, but I'm still going to do the right thing.
You know, very often,
some of the young students will share some stories of temptation. You know, I was in a store. It was right there. I could have just picked it up and stole it and walk out of the store. Nobody would have seen anything.
But your Eman is your surveillance. And your Eman says I won't do this. Your Eman kicks in and it influences and it encourages your behavior your decisions your actions.