Mustafa Khattab – Telling the Truth
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The speaker discusses the importance of being honest with oneself in Islam, even if it means showing off one's appearance. They stress the need to be honest with oneself to avoid causing embarrassment and the potential consequences of lying to oneself. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of telling the truth to avoid being punished and offers guidance on how to be honest with oneself.
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Will lead to piety, righteousness,
and good deeds.
And
the person will keep telling the truth until
he is written with Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
as a teller of the truth
and vice versa.
So a Muslim
can be anything except Halal because
a liar is the opposite of a Muslim.
A Muslim is the teller of the truth.
And when your insight is in agreement with
your looks or appearance. So this is telling
the truth.
You have to be honest with Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala, which means you shouldn't show off.
If you give someone a chance,
you do it.
Not that the people will say, oh, he
is Jawadu Kani, he is a generous guy.
You do it for Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala,
purely for the sake of Allah.
And this includes, of course, being honest with
your family members, friends, and the people in
the street,
and in your in your tax form when
you,
apply for taxes. You have to tell the
truth regardless.
Number 3, being honest with yourself.
We are all humans.
We have defects in our personalities and character.
If you know, for example, that you backbite
people,
you have to recognize
this defect in your personality and therefore, Allah
will help you get over this problem.
If you don't pray on time, you have
to be honest with yourself
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala exalts prophets in the
Quran
and describes them as tellers of the truth.
And this is one of the prerequisites
of prophethood in Islam. A prophet has to
be honest and truthful
with the people.
You have to tell the truth no matter
what.
You have to tell the truth no matter
what.
And as I say in Arabic,
the truth will set you free.
You will be safe if you tell the
truth. Because sometimes we think if you lie
to our parents,
we're not gonna be punished.
If we lie to the principal and the
school,
they will not be disciplined.
The
and we stayed behind.
Maybe you will be mad at us for
a few days or a few weeks, but
Allah
will
tell you reveal to you that we're telling
the truth, so you'll forgive us.
And Allah gave us freedom.
We were poor and Allah
made us rich.
We were the tallest of the low and
Allah
honored us
I made this, I made this, I made
this, not even talking to them about slavery
and about poverty and about all that stuff.
What for?
So his brother told him, be quiet.
Allah madam you to this honorable lady because
of the truth,