Omar Suleiman – If I was to die in one of these 3 moments – I would enter Paradise

			final messenger We ask Allah to send his peace and blessings upon him, the prophets and messengers
that came before him, his family and companions that served alongside him, and those that follow in
his blessed path until the day of judgment and we ask Allah to make us amongst them Allah Who mean
their brothers and sisters, it is important for us as we are witnessing mortality, the way that we
are witnessing it today, and witnessing the amount of Genesis that we are witnessing today, for us
to remember something very important that while we ask Allah for personal hitam, for a good ending,
that it would be unreasonable to ask Allah for a good death, if you're not living a good life.
		

			Essentially, what you want to do with yourself is put yourself in a position where the majority of
your time is spent in a way that you would want the Angel of Death to meet you. And all of your time
is spent in a way that you are taking into consideration that the angel of death may meet you at any
time. And what that means is, for him, Allah to Allah divided them into do into two is that the
majority of your time as much as possible is spent in actions that are pleasing to Allah subhanho wa
taala. And none of your time is spent in actions that are displeasing to Allah subhanaw taala.
Hence, make as much of your time as possible, in a way that you would be happy if the Angel of Death
		

			showed up to you right now. And you would say, Alhamdulillah I'm ready. I was in a state of
listening to something good, reciting something good, doing something good, I was doing something
that's pleasing to Allah subhanaw taala and that I want to meet my lord with and the believer is
never heedless to a point that they engage themselves and that which they would be afraid to meet
the angel of death with, and hence meet Allah subhanho To Allah with. And so you see these beautiful
narrations of personality time of a good ending, from the companions of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa salam, and throughout our history, stories of scholars that died saying La ilaha illa
		

			Allah, why because they live saying La ilaha illa Allah stories of people that died in their sujood
in their prostration why? Because they exerted themselves towards prostration all the time. That's
not a person who is doing such that like the pecking of a rooster, that is a person who used to take
their sujood seriously who used to go to their Sajida with a special longing for Allah and Allah
gifted them with that ending riff might have been a farmer, the Allahu Taala and who, who died
reciting the Quran reciting for say, a fika home Allah or who was semi or any in diverse inserter
Batara was someone that was distinguished by reciting the Quran in its entirety on a regular basis
		

			on a daily basis. And so Allah allowed him to be met with depth at that moment, and there is a
beautiful narration. I came across that I wanted to share today in that regard about the state of
our hearts when death meets us, and it's a narration that's narrated in an Hakim by fall Thema
binter, saying no ally. So this is the great granddaughter of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam Fatima, the daughter of Ali, who is the son of Annie and Fatima May Allah subhanaw taala be
pleased with them all, who narrates on behalf of our mother at Isha Radi Allahu Taala and her call
it can who say didn't really mean a father in us that will say that laid the great companion of the
		

			prophets like Selim, one of the earliest unsolved of Medina who came to Mecca to embrace Islam early
on, and they actually acaba that he was from the best of all people, and he used to say for Kenny a
cool low enemy a corner camera Hakuna Mahana Harlem in Guadalajara if I was to be in any one of
these three states, if I was to be in any one of these three states, lucquin to in a little Jana,
what Marcia catuey Dalek, I know that I would be from the people of paradise, no doubt about it. If
I was to die in one of these three states, I would know that I am from the people of Ghana and I
would have no doubt about it. He said Hina Accra Al Quran, heinous metal, the moments that I'm
		

			reading the Quran are listening to the Quran. This is not reading the Quran and listening to the
Quran while scrolling through your apps or having a bunch of background noise going on. Or, you
know, just having it somewhere in the background No. Throughout the Quran, the tetherball what's
difficult to sit down and to recite the Quran with contemplation and introspection. The brothers and
sisters Ramadan is only three months away Allahumma Boliviana Ramadan, Allah Amin, and with the time
that we have, we should push ourselves to do more than one hot
		

			them have Quran and Ramadan, a full recitation of Quran Ramadan, why not divide it from now and say
I'm going to do 10 Jews for the next three months so that I have a hard time to work on Ramadan as
well. Take time to read the Quran a daily portion of your time in Accra or Quran was marrow and tell
me what the state of your heart is. When you're reading the Quran and there are no distractions.
Tell me how your heart is like when you're listening to a beautiful recitation of the Quran. And
there are so many beautiful Quran now that you can press play and be moved, your heart immediately
moved and stunned by the recitation of the Quran. How much of that is your life? So that's his first
		

			State. He said the second one, were either Samara to hot butter, Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
salam. When I listened to the hotbar, the sermons of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Now,
obviously, we don't have the blessing of living amongst the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, I
want you to think about the most righteous person you have ever been around. And of course only
Allah knows the hearts. But you are around someone who you knew had a particular state with Allah
subhanho wa Taala or right to scholar or a righteous worshiper, someone that's distinguished with
their in their Ibadah their knowledge or their worship, and you spent some time with them. What was
		

			the state of your heart like? How was your Eman in those moments? How was your Eman in those moments
their faith in those moments when you've had rights as companionship, as Imam Shafi Imola used to
say Hambo Salah Hina Well, Estonian home Valley and Anala be him. Chef Farah said I love the
righteous though I don't consider myself amongst them because maybe I'll gain their intercession
they'll rub off on me. My Eman raises in the presence of certain people, and I might gain their
intercession. Imagine what it was like to be around the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the
state of a person's Eman, sitting with the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam listening to the
		

			horrors of the prophets Isola. So part of this is his presence it his salatu salam that is unmatched
in any way whatsoever. The Sahaba would fear hypocrisy, because when they were with him, where were
they hamdulillah hold the Allahu Anhu and then go back into saying NASA called me back because that
will back him became a hypocrite handler became a hypocrite why? Because when we're with the
prophets, why some Mr. Iman is here. And we can't sustain that. When we're away from him it his
Salatu was set up. But that's not normal to sustain that anyway. Because if you were like that,
you'd basically be an angel. You can't. But that's the presence of a righteous person amongst you,
		

			and whom are righteous and whose intercession is more sought than the messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wa salam, but then listening to his words, I think his Salatu was set up the effect when you
sit down and you listen to the all the sleight of hand, which we recite on normal on a normal basis
on a nightly basis check so it just goes over. We also saw the Hain listening to the Hadith of the
prophets of Allah who it was Sunday, as Imam had been every jamaa has in his matassa venerable
hottie and a summary of the Sahaba demandable hottie and history of scholars that would read so he
heard Buhari from cover to cover in hard times, as a means of lifting a hardship. May Allah bless
		

			Sheikh Amin and the brothers daughter possum, the scholars in Chicago when the pandemic started,
they recited and Behati from start to finish because it's the words of the messenger of allah
sallallahu alayhi wa salam, the Hadith of the Prophet sly some of them and reading them brings about
a peace of heart and a stillness around you. So connecting to the words of the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wa Salam is a precious sunnah. And the books like the other side of him were written so that
people could take the virtues of it you don't have to wait for CSM to open it and read it for you
read it yourself, have a portion of the other side of Hain which focuses on AlFalah and which
		

			focuses on the virtues and things that the average Muslim can benefit from read the words of the
messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and read his Sierra and connect to him sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. So the first one is listening to the words of ALLAH and reciting the words of Allah. The
second one is listening to the words of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and reciting the
words of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa salam, listen to the third one. He says the third one will
either should hit to janazah
		

			when I am witnessing a janazah
		

			I had someone told me last week, I prayed more janazah in one month than I prayed in my entire life,
and Allah I think viic We prayed more janazah and one month and we prayed for the existence of our
entire community. It seems all of the janazah is we're witnessing. What is that doing to you?
Where's your heart getting those janazah us
		

			As you're witnessing and praying those Janaza as he says, And he continues by the way, he says from
Asha, head to Janaza 10 Caught to her death to Neff See, see well Now who am I've ruled on behalf
wanna hear saw, you know tune in at every time I watch a janazah in front of me. I talked to myself
this is now self talk, I talk to myself and I tell myself what the deceased is going through
experiencing at the moment being carried from the hearse the car to in front of me, hearing the Imam
above him saying Allahu Akbar whore times knowing that he's about to go to his grave and will hear
the footsteps of the people walking away. I tell myself, I tell myself from the perspective of the
		

			person that is dead. What is happening to me right now. And I start imagining I am the one being
pulled and what I'm about to experience, and what are my thoughts right now? What is it that I'm
about to encounter? Those moments of witnessing the janazah and telling yourself that is me. And
being able to put yourself in the position of the janazah
		

			rather than be robotic about it, rather than Okay, another Janaza Hola, hola, La Quwata illa biLlah
rather than simply missing the person, if you knew the person who is in the Janaza Yeah, hola. That
is me.
		

			That is me. And you start talking to yourself. I'm about to be put back in the car. I'm about to go
to the grave. My my loved ones are about to bury me under the dirt. And I'm about to be visited by
the two angels from Allah subhanho wa taala. You're telling yourself this is next. This is next.
This is next. Dear brothers and sisters, that self talk does something to your heart. It puts your
heart in the right place. And the more you're thinking about your own janazah, the better your
janazah is going to be in sha Allah to Hana. The more you're telling yourself about the experience
as you're watching someone else, go through it and preparing yourself for the mystery harder than I
		

			do. For this day. Prepare yourselves, the more ready you will be when you are actually the one being
carried out of the car. And actually the one you've already rehearsed it. You know, when they show
great athletes, by the way, a great NFL quarterback or a great basketball player, they show them on
the court on the field on the practice field and they are rehearsing the game over and over and over
and over again. How many times have you rehearsed your janazah
		

			as you watch the taking place in front of you. And may Allah subhanaw taala give us the best of
endings. May Allah Subhana Allah Allah allow us to live our lives in a way that is pleasing to Him
and make the best of our deeds, the last of them and make the best of our days the day that we meet
Allah subhanho wa Taala May Allah subhanaw taala not make us amongst those who are unprepared? May
Allah subhanho wa Taala make us amongst those who are always pleased and pleasing. Allah. Amin Apolo
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