Shadee Elmasry – I make du’a but don’t feel I’m worthy

Shadee Elmasry
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The speaker discusses the phrase "how much do you think of yourself" and how it relates to devaluedations. They also mention a brochure by Allah that gives a wealth distribution to beneficiaries. The speaker suggests removing the equation or selling the wealth to another pocket.
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So the the phrase I am what my servant thinks of me is in your

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hope for his generosity. And when you deem yourself to be unworthy,

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you're judging yourself.

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If you were to deem yourself worthy, you you're judging

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yourself would be invalid. Likewise, deeming yourself

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unworthy is invalid. Right? Allah says, Let us come full circle,

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don't even try to judge yourself. Secondly, Allah grants not because

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of your deserving is because he's generous. Thirdly, Allah is

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granting anything to you, is not all for you. It could be for

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others, right through you. So Oh, Allah give me well, he gave you

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wealth, but some of that wealth is not yours. Some of it is the poor

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that you're going to give to the businessman that you're going to

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buy from the children that are going to inherit from you. Right?

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So Allah may give you intending for others. Okay, so for there are

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many

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beneficiaries to one author. So remove the from the equation, or

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if I'm worthy, Allah gives because he's generous, and Allah gives

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because what he gives me be distributed to others, we have to

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sell it to another pocket.

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