Omar Suleiman – O Allah I Love You Even Though I Disobey You

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and bearing witness that man has the right to be worshipped her unconditionally obeyed except for
		

			him. And we bear witness that Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam as his 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 blessing path until
the day of judgment. And we ask Allah to make us amongst them Allahumma Amin, the brothers and
sisters last week as we spoke about this concept of personal one and Allah subhanaw taala, expecting
good from Allah, even as you fear your sins, we talked about how it's actually important to embrace
that tension that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam mentioned our Jhula that I hope the best
		

			from Allah Subhana Allah to Allah and I, at the same time, fear my sins, I fear the effect of my
sins. And subhanAllah you see that one of the beauties of test kiya one of the beauties of
spirituality as it's defined in Islam, is that it doesn't leave these concepts open ended for the
mind to define it. For our house for our desires to define it as we see fit personal London Allah I
expect well from Allah, I love Allah therefore I'm good. I have no obligations upon me. No one can
tell me that what I'm doing is wrong. I have nothing to worry about. Because I love Allah and I
expect well from Allah I know in my heart that he's going to forgive me you can't do that. There is
		

			a there is an obligation. There is a structure a framework for Hassan and Allah subhanaw taala for
expecting good and Allah and as we said, that is when you are doing good that you expect good from
Allah. So after your sin when you are repenting, you expect Allah's forgiveness. When you're in
hardship and you make do you expect Allah's answer to your app, and after you seek to remedy
yourself of those sins, you expect Allah's forgiveness and you expect his Janna and you wish for the
best from him as you are doing the best that you possibly can do. Now when it comes to the concept
of loving ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. It's a heavy claim. And I came across something from Ahmedabad,
		

			Rasul Allah Tala animal that's narrated to him, and is narrated to several people as they were
passing away from the seller from the pious predecessors. And it sparks an interesting discussion.
		

			In his last moments as he's passing away, his final dua, he says, Allahumma inni or hymnbook will
inquire into RC IC.
		

			O Allah, you know that I love you. I love you, even though I used to disobey you well as to as ease
and for imposter, whatever inference either I'm not in any position of strength to support anyone
else or help anyone else. I'm not in a sense to seek forgiveness on behalf of someone else. I am
completely in need of you in these moments. And I know that I love you. And so as he makes this
admission, I love you even though I disobeyed you, without kidney shadow Allah ilaha illa Antoine de
cada Sharika la cocina Mohammed Abu Carlos Sudak, I bear witness that you are one and that you have
no partner and that Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is your slave and Your Messenger. This
		

			beautiful statements that is attributed to him and as we'll see many others, actually brings forth a
very interesting moment of introspection that a striving person would have, even as they are leaving
this world. Now when we talk about the love of Allah subhanaw taala it is connected constantly and
in fact we've had hooked was about it constantly to the obedience of Allah. So just as a personal
one and Allah expecting good from Allah is connected to doing good for Allah. Do you love Allah is
connected to Do you obey Allah subhanaw taala it's throughout the Quran and throughout the sin and
throughout the statements of the self. In fact, we find hustle and bustle Rahim Allah says zamakona
		

			in the home, you're born Allah, that group of people made the claim that we love Allah subhanaw
taala and we had the idea so Allah tested them with a verse pull In Kuntum to him Moon Allah for
Toby Rooney. You remember from Allah. Say that if you truly love Allah, then follow the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and Allah will love you back. A claim was made. How do you weigh the
claim by your obedience to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam which is of course obedience to
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			The one who loves obey is the one that they love. This is the basic definition of love of Allah
subhanho wa taala. And how to earn the love of Allah subhanaw taala in return, but there is one
issue that needs to be discussed, which is we all disobey Allah at times, we all have moments of
distance from Allah subhanaw taala. We all commit sins. So what does that mean? And how do we weigh
this concept of loving Allah which is the weightiest claim, and by the way, the greatest testimony
to the sweetness of faith. The prophets lie Selim said, the greatest sign of someone who tastes the
sweetness of faith as what that they love, and that they love Allah and His Messenger SallAllahu it
		

			was something more than anything else. And so that love of Allah is not just something of the heart,
a matter of the heart. It's a claim that has serious implications and is the greatest testimony to
whether or not you're tasting the sweetness of faith. So when you have a direct correlation between
love and obedience, and also the fact that we all disobey Allah, the question becomes, to what
extent do we disobey Allah? How much do we disobey Allah? And at what point in our disobedience of
Allah can we no longer even make the claim that we love Allah subhana wa Tada. And you have this
narration, that you start with, where the prophets lie, Selim is dealing with a generation that
		

			includes the likes of Abu Bakar Selena called the Allahu Anhu and model the Allahu anhu, and its
model the Allahu anhu, and a little the Allahu Anhu. And also includes the likes of people that were
really really struggling with this new religion, that were really struggling to change their lives
in accordance with this new system. And in this very popular narration, a man comes to the profit
slice I'm or rather is brought to the profit slice alum as a recovering alcoholic or as someone who
cannot beat his alcohol addiction. He constantly keeps on returning to his alcohol over and over and
over again. And someone says as he's being brought forward, Allah whom Allah Allahu Akbar Rama, yo
		

			Toby. Oh Allah curse him, how often we have to bring this man to ya rasool Allah, what a shame What
a loser what a nobody he can't stop drinking alcohol he lives in the time of the Prophet sign Sanlam
		

			what is the profit slice on respond with? He says sallallahu alayhi wa sallam learned to live and
who who follow Allah Hema and him to inner who you him. Bula Hora sunnah. Don't curse him. Because I
know that he loves Allah and His Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. I know he loves Allah and
His messenger. In that man's heart, you can't see it with the exterior of the alcohol. This does not
justify the sin of drinking alcohol. Nor does it belittle its severity. A person's prayer would not
be accepted.
		

			When they're not when they're in that state. But in that hearts, there is something he does have the
love of Allah and His Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and the hope is not just that it would
save him in the Hereafter, but that eventually, that love of Allah and the messenger that certainly
dwindles and diminishes every time he gets drunk again, will overtake that sin, and will become his
dominant feature, the love of Allah and His messenger and that indeed became the dominant feature of
that man.
		

			To hear the prophets lie, some say about you, when you're in your lowest point. I know you love
Allah and the messenger. What about us when we're in our lowest point when we feel our greatest
distance from Allah, and Allah Subhana Allah to Allah still believes, or still, I'm sorry, gives you
the opportunity to come back to him, and still has joy when you make Toba to him. subhanho wa taala.
		

			So I know he loves Allah and His Messenger, but he stuck right now. And there is a connection
between the sin that he's committing right now and the state of his faith as the prophet slice. I'm
setting another authentic hadith law yesterday. Zanny Heaney doesn't even have a moment. Well, yes,
Rob will hombre Hina Yes, Rob Well, hello, and welcome in weather yesterday. Kahina yesterday,
Kahala, McMann, the profit slice and I'm setting an adulterer does not commit adultery. While he is
a believer, and a person does not drink alcohol at the time that they're drinking alcohol while they
are a believer, and a person does not steal at the time of their stealing. While they are a believer
		

			and another narrations, the prophets lie some sudden he does not kill while he's killing. While he's
a believer. Of course, these are major sins. But in that moment that you're doing that type of
stuff.
		

			Are you a Catholic? No, we don't make tech feet of people. We don't say you're a disbeliever of
course unless you make these things halal. Unless you actually claim that they're permitted. But the
belief is not present with you in those moments. There is a severe deficiency. It's about right oh
the Allahu Anhu was the narrator of the Hadith explains it's like you're taking the soap of iman,
the soap of belief, and you're putting it on a rack while you commit those deeds Subhanallah it's a
powerful analogy, if an imbecile the Allah Tada and he said that this is you and your faith.
		

			And when you're committing those sins, it's like this. And when you return back to your faith, it's
like this again. So it's like you're intentionally taking off that Eman, taking away your better
senses taking away your belief, and you're putting it on the rock for some time, while you commit
the sin, and then trying to put it back on, but eventually it stops fitting the right way. Because
every time you commit that sin, you distance yourself from ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada a little bit more.
And so the idea here is that while you claim to love Allah subhanaw taala. When you indulge the
sins, you can't say that in this moments, I am in a state of love of Allah. But the prophet size
		

			cinema saying that a person could indeed be in one of these states, and there's still something in
there to be redeemed, to be salvaged. Now, what does this mean for us? What does this mean for
someone who's like, well, he's talking about the alcoholics and the adulterers, he's talking about
this person and that person, I don't fit into any of these categories. Even the most righteous
people from this OMA would wonder, Where am I? With this love of Allah Subhana Allah to Allah, Hamad
of noir sir Rahim Allah to Allah, a man came to him a great scholar, he said in the hymnbook I love
you for the sake of Allah, Allah had Bacala the attorney fee may the one who you love me for love
		

			you back from the * Well, Elijah, who then he turned his his face and he started to cry. And he
said, Allahumma inni rubrica and who have black, we're entirely mobile.
		

			Oh Allah, I seek refuge in You from being loved for your sake, while you're angry with me. Someone
loves me for Allah. And Allah is upset with me, Allah is angry with me because of some sin that I'm
committing and putting a distance between myself and Allah Subhana Allah. So the alcoholic and the
person who's that far away, has to have hope that there is something in there indeed a true
expression of Allah's love, that's dwindling, but it needs to be redeemed. And the one who's in a
state of worship and scholarship has to be so worried about losing the love of Allah subhanaw taala
that it drives them
		

			so that when they pass away, they could be like for the familiar man, what are the Allahu Taala and
who looks to Allah Subhana Allah to Allah in the last moments of his life, and he says her the He
asked you to say I didn't mean to dunya This is the last hour of my life. Allah hung in Nicotero
Allah more in need or hymnbook so directly feeling like
		

			Oh Allah, you know that I love you. You know that I love you. So blessed me in this meeting with
you?
		

			Could you say that at the time of your death? If death was coming to you today? Would you be able to
say Oh Allah, you know that I love you. You know that I love you. So bless this meeting that I'm
about to have with you the inevitable meaning that I'm about to have with you. What does this mean
for us practically Dear Brothers and Sisters, when I'm thinking about the love of Allah and do I
love Allah subhanaw taala even though I disobey Him, I want you to take a moment and to think about
the intentional sins that we commit, put the size of the sins on the side, you know, we usually talk
about in them an AMA Lavinia that verily actions are by intentions and we're talking about the good
		

			deeds. But there's a difference between that intentional, repeated sin.
		

			The sin that you wake up to every single day, the sin that you have accepted as a natural part of
your life, the sin that you do with intentionality, and with consistency.
		

			And then you still claim to love Allah subhanaw taala. There's a problem with that.
		

			The scholars differentiate between the sins of the lover of Allah and the sins of the one who
transgresses the limits of Allah subhanaw taala the sins of the lover of Allah are slipups their
mistakes. They're things that happen along the way. And a person wakes up when they fall into those
sins and even sometimes the major sins happened May Allah protect us from them. But we see this with
the Prophet slice I'm talking about this man and that person that might have fallen into that and
never thought they'd fall into that major sin. There's still a chance for you. That doesn't mean you
didn't love Allah subhanaw taala that means you really felt bad but it doesn't mean that you didn't
		

			love Allah subhana Tirana but the sins of the lover are slipups the sins of the lover of Allah
subhanaw taala they happen less frequently and without intentionality. You get caught in a moment
caught by an environment you your desire takes you somewhere that it shouldn't have taken you but
you come back to Allah subhanaw taala in sincere repentance,
		

			the intentional sins, the intentional forms of disobedience, the ones that are conscious choices
that you make, even if they're small, even if they're small. As the mountain was Azadi Rahim Allah
said Imagine taking a rock and dripping a drop of water on it every single day.
		

			in the same spot, it doesn't matter how strong the stone is, you'll destroy the rock. Even if
they're small, the repeated recurring ones, they kill the heart. And when you kill the heart, you
kill the ability of the heart to love Allah subhanaw taala. And that's why you find the scholars
emphasizing the recurring nature of sins, the accepted sins, the sins that I'm no longer telling
myself or even a problem anymore. Because I'm telling myself that well, Allah subhanaw taala surely
still loves me and I'm still okay. Do your brother or sister, don't ignore your Lord. Don't ignore
Allah subhanaw taala don't accept these things as a daily part of your life, that you can go back to
		

			over and over and over again and keep asking Allah to protect you. Keep asking Allah to protect you
from any of these sins, the minor ones or the major ones, and especially the intentional ones, the
recurring ones.
		

			And how do we get to this place where we're asking Allah Subhana Allah to Allah Ya Allah,
		

			I love you even though I disobey you Subhan Allah, the Most Powerful narration and there are about
five of them but for the sake of time, the most powerful narration I came across in this regard was
in a cemac Rahim Allah to Allah, when Ignaz cemac was passing away,
		

			called Allah Allah in Nicotero, Allah ma N ni Quinto is going to arsikere or Hibou and Akona manual
to Uruk.
		

			O Allah, you know, that when I used to disobey you, when I used to disobey you that I hoped, and I
loved to be amongst those that obey you. That I don't want to be amongst those that disobey you.
When I find myself in the state of disobedience. I'm not proud of it. I'm not okay with it. I'm not
complacent with it.
		

			And I want to be from those that obey you. And in one narration, he said, Oh, head woman, your three
year old, even if I was amongst those that used to disobey you, I always love those people that
obeyed you. I always wanted to find myself in that category of people that obeyed you in that
category of people that loved you.
		

			And I'm asking you, Oh Allah, to make me amongst those people that love you and that are beloved to
you. I'm asking you for that, even though I know I'm going to slip up.
		

			And I'll do my part to wake up in the morning and to ask myself, Is this sin worth this relationship
with Allah?
		

			Not just is the sin worth Hellfire or punishment? Is it worth distance from Allah subhanaw taala and
then at night when I go to sleep and when I wake up and I make my prayer, Oh Allah, count me amongst
those that love you sincerely and that are beloved to you, Allah come in and help them and your book
will Amman Allah do you Karina, in our Hubdoc Oh Allah we ask you for your love and the love of
those that are beloved to you. And the love of every deed that brings us closer to your love Allah
humma I mean Akula colorada was tough Allah you were like money started must mean for stuff you
don't know hold off all right.
		

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