Shadee Elmasry – Are my deeds sincere

25 February 2020

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The speaker discusses how people often forget about their distinction and become unaware of their true feelings. They argue that people should be aware of their true feelings and appreciate them, rather than just acknowledge them. The speaker also describes how a worker used their tongue to purify their heart.

AI: Transcript ©

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Whatsoever you do, if he ever comes to your mind that you love

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for people to know your distinction, what you've done for

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Allah, what you've done for the Ummah, or how you've worshipped

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Allah, or what's your mum, your spiritual MACOM, then

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this is a lack of sit. Rather, it should suffice you that you do

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that ALLAH knows and that the people think you're just a normal

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person why even I'm gonna bizarrely it is self purification.

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Was it a worker, an incognito worker in mosques? He would go

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give a name a pseudonym, and get a job. And one of the he said one of

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the hardest things for him to face was the day that his book was

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taught in that mosque. And the teacher was teaching it wrong.

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Right. And he had to bite his tongue

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and he would work in another masjid and people would sometimes

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defame him. So he did this to purify his heart.

"I really think this is one of the greatest causes one could support"

Mufti Ismail Menk