Shadee Elmasry – The Effect of Deeds on Faith
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The speaker discusses the importance of belief in the unseen and unseen, and how actions can be easily addressed through belief in the Islam. They also mention the use of words like "arental," "arental," and "arental" in the Islamic law to indicate actions and events.
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So Salah NZQA some people say I don't make much sulla I don't feel
quite sure in the prayer that means your Eman is down. The
answer is the opposite when your iman is down, that's when you make
a lot you shoot you don't think you're going to achieve it by
yourself. Allah is watching you trying to pray he'll put the man
in your heart. Okay sadaqa many people have doubts anytime you
have doubts, your Eman is weak. Okay. You have doubts, how do I
confirm my Eman? Recently someone came and he said I have doubts.
Okay.
I'm starting to have doubts with sweats whatnot. I don't know what
to do. The answer is you can't you can't get the doubt out of your
head. You don't control your head. It's just a fact. Allah can
though. So go give sadaqa because the prophets I said him said a
sadaqa to Quran Sadhak sadaqa is the proof that you believe if you
give sadaqa Allah watches you he sees you. He'll remove the doubts
from your heart. So actions breed, amen. Not because we do them well.
But because Allah sees them and then he then takes over your
heart. Okay, he then takes over your heart. Okay, so this is about
sadaqa being the third of these pillars. So again, belief in the
unseen a comment to Salah and then the Zakat in the Quran the word
Zakah applies to all forms of charity. Okay, not just the 2.5%
So you might see up Moodle, Solloway tuna Zika, they only give
2.5% of the savings I have. That's not what the Quran means. Again,
we said many times the Quran may use a word.
And outside of the Quran, the scholars of the law, use that word
for a different meaning. And we said the word Kapha is example. In
the Quran, a Kaffir. He gets the message and he rejects it. That's
a cafe in the books of the Islamic law, a Kaffir anyone who is not a
Muslim whether he's innocent or guilty, so dif same word different
usages.