Suhaib Webb – Cling to The Qur’an!

Imam Shaltibi

is someone that you should know,

one of your ancestors from Ishbeliyah,

from far

Western Andalus.

And,

he was blind.

And he he composed a poem. It's more

than a 1,000 lines,

which discusses the different ways to read the

Quran, the usul

and the farosh.

Can you imagine? That's our ummah.

That's what our blind people did.

That's us. Not only that, man, he went

to Quds.

Well, can you shed your salahuddin?

He went to Quds and he went and,

like, encouraged salahuddin

to handle his business.

But in his poem, he says,

He

said you have to know that the rope

of god amongst us is the Quran.

It's called

because the is something that you grab on

to

in a time of need to reach a

goal, to accomplish something.

And for us, the prophet

said that the Quran

is is the rope of god extending from

the heavens

that we are responsible for holding up. This

is a good hadith.

I say that because sometimes I find people

like oh

Quran is hard or,

you know, I struggle with it, but nobody

struggles with Netflix.

Nobody struggles to watch The Office.

You know what I'm saying? Nobody struggles to

play

the new PS 5.

Why is it that shaitan

and our nafs make us feel like the

Quran is something we can't handle?

But the sheikh, he says,

so make jihad with it.

I mean, you gotta make jihad against yourself

to have a relationship with it.

That's why said about

that Quran

in the form

is You know what I mean?

That there's gonna be some opposition,

that the book won't come easy to you.

But I can say this,

start to give at least 5 minutes a

day for the Quran,

Get back with me after 1 month, and

tell me how you feel after that.

And you tell me about the unlimited

doors

that Allah will

open for you

when you have a relationship with his book,

with his words.

There's no better way to get close to

Allah

except with his words.

When someone came to say

and said, how do I get close to

Allah? He said, I know a no easier

way

than with his words. So make a little

effort, man.

Struggle a little,

Push ourselves a little

and see where the Quran takes