Saif Morad – How Should We Strive During Ramadan Juz 4
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The speaker discusses the importance of forgiveness during the 4th of Jews, where Allah subhanahu wa'amala gives advice not to procrastinate, walk, and delay. The focus then shifts to Jannah and the potential for forgiveness during thesa. The speaker emphasizes the importance of striving and pushing towards forgiveness, as well as developing the taqwa.
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Ramadan is a golden opportunity that we need
to take advantage of.
Now first, we need to look at, okay,
what's at stake here?
The prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam said that wherever
fast the month of Ramadan,
believing Allah
expecting the reward from him, his previous sins
will be forgiven. So forgiveness is at stake
here. Then we know that the gates of
Jannah are wide open,
and the shayateen are chained up and the
gates of Halfar are closed. So Jannah is
at stake as well.
The third thing is
that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala frees people from
the hellfire during this month. So that's another
thing. The freedom from the hellfire is there
as well. And then there's a stern warning
as well if we still need more encouragement
that Jibil Alai Salam, the best of angels
comes and he makes a dua. We know
this hadith,
and he makes 3 dua's and the prophet
said 3 m means to. So one of
the m means, which means all accept,
was that may a person be devoid of
any good, the one who witnesses the month
of Ramadan and is not forgiven at the
end of it. So once again, forgiveness comes.
And finally, we know that Ramadan is the
prime month to truly develop that taqwa.
So how should we be striving
during this month? Now the answer comes during
the 4th of Jews where Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala tells us how the believers are supposed
to be acting when it comes to striving
towards earning his forgiveness,
his Jannah, and ultimately who's prepared for.
So Allah
here is telling us not to procrastinate, not
to take it easy, not to walk, not
to delay, but rather strive and push yourself
and compete and raise towards his forgiveness.
And to a garden
which its width
is the size of the heavens and the
earth
that is prepared
for the believers.
So forgiveness is at stake. Jannah is at
stake. Freedom from the hellfire is at stake.
To develop the taqwa is at stake. Now
all that's remaining is how are we gonna
respond.