Suhaib Webb – A Lesson From Sura alFajr
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The speaker discusses the importance of common sense and not letting talented individuals fall victim to evil behavior. They use the phrase "verbal behavior" to describe the behavior of individuals, and explain that a woman's mind is something used to prevent and fortify actions, not just something used to prevent and fortify actions. The speaker also references a book called "verbal behavior" to explain the concept of "verbal behavior."
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Hey. One of the lessons we learned from
these blessed 10 days is no matter how
talented we are, if we don't put some
common sense behind those talents, it could be
it could be a disaster.
And that's why you find a sultan Fajr
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala after swearing by Fajr,
after swearing by these 10 blessed days, after
swearing by the odd and the even and
the nights, he says,
that in this indeed, isn't there a great
oath for the person of hijir, the person
who possesses hijir? Hijra means akel. It's also
from the same word as a rock because
just as a rock is used to stop
and prevent and fortify things from happening,
A righteous mind, a good mind, no matter
how talented we are, should stop us from
evil. That's why it's also called because the
word is something that was used,
Of course, we know this in the chalish
till now, to tie a camel to keep
it from going astray, so a good
is one that keeps a person from falling
into misguidance,
and that's why we see the rest of
the chapter talks about
no matter how much talent they had, no
matter how much strength they had, no matter
how much military superiority
and economic superiority
they had,
their minds weren't right, so their ends weren't
right.