Rania Awaad – Episode 2 Embracing Resilience Prophet Suleiman

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The transcript discusses the history of Prophet Dawood, a prophet who sat down and talked about the importance of his knowledge of birds and animals. He was also a great king and worshiped the holy religion. The transcript uses a range of examples to showcase the importance of wealth in shaping our world and the need for a strong understanding of what we can do when faced with trials andulations.

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			prophets what Imam Ali has sent on was himself a prophet and the son of a prophet, Prophet Dawood,
how to him sat down. He was given the gift of wisdom and deep understanding of the language of birds
and animals. He was also given dominion over the wind, and the jinn. The Quran mentions a story
about prophets today man's army of men, jinn and birds, and says, they came upon a valley of the
ants, and an ant said, Oh, ants, enter your dwellings so that you're not crushed by swan, a man and
his soldiers, while they perceive not. So Sulaiman smiled and amusement at her words, and prayed, My
Lord, inspire me to always be thankful for the favors which you have blessed me and my parents with
		
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			and to do good deeds that please you. admit me by Your mercy into the companion of your righteous
servants.
		
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			Allah commanded the prophets today man to build the famous Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. He was a
wise and just ruler, and his kingdom was so powerful that it is said that the throne of his kingdom
was supported by the angels. He was a great king, who used his wisdom and knowledge to judge
disputes between people. He was also a great worshipper of Allah. And as mentioned in the Quran, as
an example of a pious and devout servant of Allah. The trials of wealth were a test to Prophet
Solomon Alayhis Salam, the worldly wealth given to prophets today man included vast amounts of gold,
silver gems and other riches, as well as dominion over the wind and the jinn.
		
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			He also had authority over the land and sea, and it was said that he even was able to control the
weather.
		
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			It was a test to see if he would be content with what Allah had given him, or if he would be tempted
by worldly dominion and control.
		
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			He was given immense wealth and power, but he remained content and devoted to Allah azza wa jal
		
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			woman Shaka Rafa in NEMA Yash Curonian FC women gaffer Rafa in Rob Pilani young Kareem and whoever
is grateful, his gratitude is only for the benefit of himself. And whoever is ungrateful, then
indeed, my Lord is free of need, and generous.
		
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			Do you ever think of wealth being a test for you?
		
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			How many people have have been immensely blessed only to become increasingly stingy and greedy with
their charity or sadaqa.
		
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			And in fact, we see that those who have less are usually the ones who are the most generous with the
very little that they have. And we know that that is an elevated level of iman. We learn here that
wealth in and of itself is not something to look down upon. Rather, it is when this love for wealth
and its accumulation becomes a reason and distancing us from our Lord and His worship.
		
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			Love for some lies the test of financial difficulties for others, the test is quite the opposite,
and perhaps harder to detect when it's the test of wealth. So be grateful to your Lord, by giving
from what you have been given. Surely the only saving accounts that matters in our Athleta is our
Athleta savings account. Everything that you spend will be lost except that which you spend for the
sake of Allah.
		
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delve into stories of trials and tribulations in the Quran, and through them build a better
understanding of what we can do when we find ourselves faced with trials and tribulations.