Shadee Elmasry – I make du’a but don’t feel I’m worthy
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So the the phrase I am what my servant thinks of me is in your
hope for his generosity. And when you deem yourself to be unworthy,
you're judging yourself.
If you were to deem yourself worthy, you you're judging
yourself would be invalid. Likewise, deeming yourself
unworthy is invalid. Right? Allah says, Let us come full circle,
don't even try to judge yourself. Secondly, Allah grants not because
of your deserving is because he's generous. Thirdly, Allah is
granting anything to you, is not all for you. It could be for
others, right through you. So Oh, Allah give me well, he gave you
wealth, but some of that wealth is not yours. Some of it is the poor
that you're going to give to the businessman that you're going to
buy from the children that are going to inherit from you. Right?
So Allah may give you intending for others. Okay, so for there are
many
beneficiaries to one author. So remove the from the equation, or
if I'm worthy, Allah gives because he's generous, and Allah gives
because what he gives me be distributed to others, we have to
sell it to another pocket.