Rania Awaad – Allah is the ultimate Malik al Mulk

			That's important, I think it's really important to hold sight of not because it's a problem having
things I talk about this all the time. In fact, there's a Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam,
that he says that if he gives his servant
		

			means means he likes to see it on them. Like that we shouldn't be shabby, and so on.
		

			But it's also the holding on to the means that is often very problematic.
		

			That when we get attached to these possessions, that when we feel that they are truly ours, and
there's nobody else's, we lose sight of the fact that Allah subhanaw taala truly is the one who is
fully in charge. And this is where I lost prasada says, Oh, my servants, if the first of you and the
last of you humans and the jinn were God fearing, and the most God fearing person there is you
couldn't increase in my dominion and the least. And then he repeats all the same things. And he
says, if you were sinful, even the most sinful person could not decrease my minion in the least. And
all my servants, if the first of you and the last me in the human and the jinn were to stand and to
		

			ask me and I were to give each person who asked, it will not diminish from what I have.
		

			Any more than the ocean would be diminished. If a needle was dipped into it.
		

			He doesn't need our prayers.
		

			He doesn't need our Toba or forgiveness. He doesn't need our stuff
		

			are things
		

			we need Allah azza wa jal, we need His forgiveness.
		

			We need His mercy.
		

			And we need to ask him for all the things material and in material that we need.
		

			I think when you frame it in that way, suddenly you realize what it means to be Malik and Malik.
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