Suhaib Webb – Living for Allah- The Path of True Obedience
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The speaker discusses the narratives of the Hadith of Jibreel and the influence of the prophet on worship. They also mention the importance of observeation and not being called a "fucking cool guy" as a way to feel great. The speaker emphasizes the need to be mindful of the prophet's actions and not to separate the outer from the inner state.
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That's why there's a narration of the Hadith
of Jibreel
where the prophet said, you know, to worship
Allah, though you see him, even though you
can't see him, you know, he sees you.
There's another narration,
to act for God as though you see
God,
to refrain
as though you see Allah.
So to be mindful of Allah is to
observe him in all situations. The other thing
that makes this important
is that now I'm not calling some kind
of cool, like, you know, I feel so
awesome, dude, like super spiritual man. I ain't
prayed in like 45 years, but, man, my
house is, like, amazing. My inner state is
just, like, wow. Man, this ain't a trip
to the dispensary, man.
This is worship.
Nobody can feel greater than the prophet felt
with his Lord. Did he ever miss Salah?
So we cannot separate
the outer from the inner. That's why Imam
That a faqih can live his life without
but a
sufi can never live life without a faqih
because the faqih is telling them the outer
wrong, right, wrong, right, wrong, right. So Imam
Asuti Rahimohullah here in the very beginning, he
marries
the relationship between Sharia
and Al Haqqiqah and Tazawaf. And at the
end of the day, the final call goes
to the Sharia. I am subservient
to what Allah has commanded. It ain't about
how I feel. It ain't Shirley MacLaine in
the Santa Cruz Hills smoking weed.