Omar Suleiman – Why Me #06 Why Do I Have These Abilities

			There are certain things all of us can and can't do.
		

			But there is no greater blessing after faith than good health. It gives us strength, mobility, and
opportunity.
		

			But what if Allah ordained a different path for you, your strength falters, you're not as mobile as
you wish to be. And while there is much blessing in good health, there is great reward and illness
and disability.
		

			Health is one of the easiest blessings to recognize in ourselves. And illness is one of the easiest
hardships to recognize and others, even in a complete stranger. But it's especially hard to see it
in someone close to us. And in the story of the disability of one hola may enable something special
in that person, and everyone around them as a direct result.
		

			The same prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam who said that there is no greater blessing than Apphia
than health also said Do not curse any illness, even a fever, because fever burns off your sins.
Allah subhanaw taala is with the one who is ill. And the 70,000 Angels travel with the one who goes
to visit the one who is ill. What none of a person who serves someone who is ill constantly. The
test of disability is not just for the individual, it's for the entire family. And the patients and
tireless work that loved ones put in for months or even years, are recorded precisely by Allah
subhanaw taala. And it's a chance for everyone to grow in faith, and especially for the one who is
		

			serving to grow in character. And while the family can come together through a test like this, it
can be tough for some to witness the vulnerability and mortality of the people they thought would
last forever. But it also reminds them of their greater purpose and the fact that they too may one
day be just as vulnerable.
		

			For the one who acquires an illness or disability later in life, adjusting to a very different life
and seeing the doors of your dreams close in front of your eyes can be very traumatic. But this too,
is all part of Allah's puddle. You may have been meant to go through this for a higher purpose, or
you are meant to be a beacon of hope for others going through similar or even worse, you may be the
reason for a child to grow up grateful and humble instead of arrogant and shallow, are the catalysts
for a community to become more accessible for people with all disabilities. Or perhaps it's simply
the beautiful patience and acceptance that you exhibit in a time of calamity that becomes your
		

			ticket to general or weapon is available the low tide and who was told after a journey that his
favorite son Mohammed fell from a high place and died. And he immediately said hamdulillah Allah
gave me seven kids, and he only took one away from me. Then he was afflicted with an infection, his
leg and his leg had to be amputated. And when his leg was amputated, he said, Hamdulillah I had four
of my full limbs meaning my arms and my legs. And Allah only took one of them. And then he said this
beautiful day. He says love Bella and hasta la Akita whether in epilator la casa feta, Oh, my Lord,
where you have taken from me, you still left more to remain and where you have put me to trial. You
		

			still granted me health. And the mamas zody Rahim Allah says and he still recited his portion of the
Quran that night Subhanallah he's still prayed beyond that night. And it reminds me of the beautiful
men and Reza, I'm harlot who told that little girl who lost her leg I'm well, don't worry, your leg
has already gone to Jana. You know, sometimes we learn to fly when our worldly wings are clipped.
And in the case of physical disabilities, sometimes that's when we end up being the most spiritually
healthy and we elevate our ranks to places we did not even know existed. The truly disabled are
those who are spiritually deaf, dumb and blind, whose hearts can't see and hear. And that's why when
		

			I bustled the Allahu Anhu man went blind, he said in yet who dilla whom in Alien Rahama furphy
discern he was somewhere even humanoid. If Allah removes the light from my eyes, my tongue and my
ears make up for them in light. And it was such a Qatada Rahim Allah, why are the blinds so much
deeper than those who can see? And he said, The Hon sauda. Home To * with Isla Kulu be him
because their vision was turned inwards into their hearts. It reminds me of my mother, may Allah
have mercy on her who went she went partially deaf. She said she would sit in a gathering with ease
and she would say to him, Did Allah Allah spare me from hearing the backbiting and the gossip the
		

			Sahaba saw the loss of the ability
		

			80 to perceive Allah as the only real disability and they constantly sought his reward because they
knew their purpose. Sometimes it's about what you can give. And sometimes it's about what Allah
takes away from.
		

			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam guaranteed Earth model the Allahu Anhu Jana, because of all that
he would spend in Allah's Cause, but then he guaranteed a woman Jana because she was patient with
her seizures. If you looked around the community of the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam. you'd
notice that the more than Abdullah Al Maktoum was blind, that nusseibeh lost her arm in the Battle
of Yamama that Abdullah Abdullah Massoud was described as exceedingly short and bow legged. That
Aveda was missing his teeth and he had a list from pulling the helmet of the prophets lie Selim out
of his face on the day ahead. Does your community look like the community of the Prophet sallallahu
		

			it was Allah. Allah admonished the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam for frowning at a blind man.
And then the prophets lie some admonished the community and said Don't stare at a person with
leprosy or a skin condition in a way that would make them feel despised. A woman with a mental
illness comes running to the prophets license, shouting Yatta Sula helped me and the prophets lie.
Some says, Oh, I'm Fula. Choose whichever road you would like, and I will come with you and fulfill
what you need.
		

			A prophetic community is one in which we all recognize the unique blessings and challenges we have.
		

			And then we grow together, seeking that place where no disability remains.
		

			Allah may have spirits somewhat of the fitna of the blessing of a limb or faculty in this life, but
he won't deprive them of the eternal blessing of it in a far better way in Jannah.
		

			But it's understandable that no one wants to feel left out in this world,
		

			or unable to fully pursue their happiness. In the case of the believer, it's the perceived missed
opportunities to do good. The Companions were the most eager to perform as many good deeds as they
could no matter what the cost was. But sometimes they weren't able to.
		

			You had the young teenagers during the Battle of bedridden, who came begging the profit slice them
to be part of it, the profit slice of them, turn them away because they weren't physically fit for
it. You had a group of companions unable to participate in Tabuk. And the Quran captures the moment
of their tears to wonder what are your own tofield woman a devotee has an allergy, do my own feed
corn, that they turned away in tears out of grief because they could not find anything that could
give him the path of Allah. Think about those who can't fast because they're diabetic, or those who
can't do sujood and taste the sweetness of their foreheads on the ground. Allah doesn't just
		

			dispense His mercy by giving concessions to people who are unable to participate in these acts of
goodness, he assures them of the reward and that they're not deficient. You see, in Islam abilities
are overrated intentions are what counts. And don't just think about special needs or missing limbs.
You may also look around and wonder just in general, why is that person so much smarter than me
unable to get it so quickly? Or why is that person so much stronger than me. But it may be that that
endowed physical strength could actually be a fast track to arrogance. And some of the most
intelligent people in the world become the most intellectually arrogant, and they think like God,
		

			oh, and when he said in the OT to who are their element, nd that rarely I was given this due to my
knowledge, and in reality, he became a complete fool, by failing to recognize who gave him his
strength and his brilliance in the first place. So you're striving to make up the gaps in life in
anything that comes harder to you, allows you to be more humble, to work to realize your potential,
and to always have this longing heart to be more for the sake of Allah. But Allah always reminds you
and those around you that in any area you lack with your ability, Allah has given you a head start
with some other blessing. You have to open yourself up to wanting to please Allah in every way than
		

			asking Him to guide you to places you didn't even know existed. And wild on within a half mile or so
what Anwar an 18 and a half into hole, there are lights that are allowed to arrive. And then there
are lights that are allowed to enter your abilities or opportunities to please Allah. And that often
means by using them to help those who don't have those abilities. And in the case of each one of us,
it teaches us not to be self centered, or to take our blessings for granted. Because in a flash, you
may start to focus
		

			too much on the appearance of things including yourself
		

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