Sadullah Khan – Parables and Wisdom from the Quran (Manifold Reward) Night 23
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All the belimbing a ship honor rajim Bismillah R Rahman Rahim Al
hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa Salatu was Salam ala shuffle,
mousseline sage and I want to begin Elmo La La Muhammad wa ala.
He also had big Marine. They are atom ki M Salma Hayek Memorial
Quran Al Karim nights of empowerment, parables and wisdom
from the Glorious Quran.
The very presence of a believer in any situation should always be a
mantra, a source of benefit, a means of value.
Who say every action should reflect Exxon Oh goodness.
Because Allah subhanho wa Taala has prescribed the Assad in
everything we do as the Rasul said, in Allah cuttable Asana,
Allah Konishi, and Allah assures wax you know, in Allahu Akbar
Mursaleen. We have those who do good and manifest goodness, for
surely Allah loves those who do good.
And as Allah rhetorically confirms, when he asked Halal
Jessa only axon in the sun can the consequences can the consequence
of goodness be anything but goodness.
But more than that, there is an evident divine inclination to
increase the reward for the good we do, though we should be
cautious not to take lightly the punishment of Allah.
Both of these are real. But there is a divine inclination to
increase reward for the good that we do, but to minimize the
punishment for the wrong that we do, part of the justice of Allah,
but also the preponderance of the mercy of the Divine. And therefore
Allah says in the Quran, mangia Abdullah Hassan a fella who ashram
fairly woman job is say here, for now you
were hula over the moon, whoever does good for such Allah will
reward them and he says Allah will reward them tenfold 10 times the
value of the goodness that they have done. And for those who sin,
the retribution for sin is only to the extent of the wrongs that they
have done. Reward 10 times, but punishment if there is only to the
extent of listen for Allah subhanho wa Taala does not like
those noisy of those who oppresses or does wrong.
The parable for consideration here reiterates this promise of Allah,
this promise for multiple reward for many fold reward. Allah
subhanho wa Taala says, Massa do Lavina use visa vie de la cama
Sally hub umbertide savasana
Miata hub, Wallah, you got it from the magician. Allah was here on
the parable of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah
is like a seed of grain, which grows seven spikes and each spike
100 grains. Allah multiplies his reward for whom He wills. And this
verse of the Quran is further explained and corroborated by a
saying of our beloved prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam documented as a young Muslim, a very well known
tradition with the resulted Kulu humbly Adam Yudof who has not
actually earlier Allah Subhana Allah Subhan
Allah subhanaw taala will reward the Rasul Tim has an ashram Salia
10 times the value Isla saba meity, there have been up to 700
times the reward.
From this we get an impression in the pitcher created by this
parable, like a single seed, a good deed which you have planted
for which brings forth hundreds of grains, hundreds of benefits
hundreds of rewards. Allah causes the rewards for the good deeds to
grow and to multiply in a similar manner as to add seed defer to in
the parable.
Now, this is not intended this verse not intended to burden us
with a lot of deeds. So we get a lot of agile, it doesn't mean you
must always be busy doing something preoccupy yourself with
a particular thing. Because whenever good is done sincerely,
that is with pure intention that is of benefit. It can be feeding
someone teaching someone lending a shoulder someone may be depressed,
lending an ear to someone who needs to be heard.
All of this are hashing out all of these are good deeds. So any of
these good deeds we do. It doesn't mean Allah wishes us to be
constantly involved in a particular form of worship in
order to get this reward. Rather, this is a reconfirmation of the
promise, whatever good you do, Allah however literally it may be
or literally it may seem, Allah will reward you manifold, as it
also sallallahu alayhi wa ala he was hard he was seldom said in the
Hadith, documented in the Sunnah with him
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the good deeds that you must do, do it according to the best of
your ability. Because the best of deeds are those deeds, which are
done consistently, even if it's little by little. It doesn't have
to be a tremendous amount of deeds. But what you do
consistently, little by little, sometimes you find people do this,
they won't do anything for the whole week, in a particular night,
they'll pray the whole night Juden everything much of a good and then
the whole week, they don't do anything. Or in Ramadan, they'll
give all charity and the rest of the year they'd done with charity.
Now, that's not how you do it. So goodness you do on those evenings
and that month, must be perpetuated through the for that
to become a consistent part of your character and behavior. So on
this point, I want to bring two incidences, Wallace crudely
humorous, and the other one is profoundly thought provoking.
As for the, for the crudely humorous one, Juha a devout
farmer, went to the sheiks class, but nobody turned up to the class,
except for her. So she asked Joe, who was farmer, it? Shall I give
the class you're the only one who's here.
And Joe has said, you know, I have a farm. And if only one sheep
comes, I still feed it. So she said Well, in the shed give his
lecture. But lo and behold, the shed gave his entire lecture he
spoke for over an hour. After the lecture, he noticed Juha the
farmer was very irritated. And he said to him, what's wrong? Why are
you so irritated? He said, she spoke too long. The Sheikh said,
Remember, if only one sheep comes, you still feed it? He said, Yes,
yes. But don't give him all the food one time.
So not too much at one time, rather bit by bit, regularly is
good enough. This is humorous, but even in the life of Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wasallam. There were three sahab of the Sahaba
versus was the one who made a vow among themselves because they
wanted to purify and improve themselves with good intention.
And this is yours will Allah wants it? I'm going to fast everyday.
Once it I will be beyond the whole night every night. And once it
I'll abstain from intimacy with my wife.
Had you Hadith in Sahih Muslim?
And they also said why are you doing this? I am the Rasul of
Allah. I eat some days and fast some days. I pray part of the
night and actually part of the night and I have intimacy with my
wife.
Then he said in that hadith from a Robinson that the fundraiser money
you always hear and then he got, let's say, from a receiver and
sooner or later money, let comes from this part of the Hadith.
Whoever doesn't follow my sunnah is not of Me. In other words, do
what you can to the best of your ability. Don't overdo it. Allah
didn't put a burden upon you more than you can be law you can live
long enough sun Hills I was on. The other incident brings to our
attention.
The one is now the humorous one do little by little don't give the
whole feed one time. On the other hand, sometimes we do a good deed
but don't realize how it comes back in a different way. If you
don't see it, and Allah finds ways and avenues for those of us who
are good in sha Allah, Allah brings the reward in different
ways. This is an incident of a prize winning maize farmer in
Azerbaijan prize winning maize farmer,
his maize one at the National Agricultural show every year.
However, it was found that this farmer, he shares the seeds with
his neighbor.
So the news reporter been to inquire Why would you give your
seeds to your neighbor, because now they can compete with you, you
are the best. So the farmer said
the wind picks up pollen from the ripening maize and blows from
field to field. If my neighbor grows inferior maize, cross
pollination will steadily degrade the quality of my maize, because
cross pollination, the seed from the comes, your mind goes over
there. So if I want my good maize to be great, I must help my
neighbor to grow a good crop. This is the power of collectivity
basically implies none of us truly wins. On this earth, others also
benefit from all of this, we realize the following one, Allah
in his infinite mercy and wisdom multiplies rewards for our good
deeds. Please don't take the punishment for granted.
But do understand he multiplies rewards for good deeds. So be
confident of the Promise of Allah subhanho wa Taala as Allah says,
What are the Allahu Allah? What
I'm in Saleh and Allah promises those who have faith and
manifested faith in good deeds, the Houma Ophira for them they
will be forgiveness. What are the men a tremendous reward? First
point, Allah's Mercy multiplies reward for good deeds. Number two,
our existence becomes enriched by enhancing the lives of those
around us.
And number three, whatever little we do
our family in the best of these are those little by little but
regular and consistent, but even little by little,
whatever little we do, maybe like a drop in the ocean. But the vast
ocean is made up of drops, no drops, no ocean,
every drop counts. And Allah subhanho wa Taala looks at every
little detail. And Percherons little the MacGillis manifold
reward Akula kolyada was tougher Allah wa salam Wa alaykum wa
Rahmatullah