Suleiman Hani – Investment Without Risk
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The speaker discusses the potential risks of loss and hoping for something great in the bargain world. They also mention the success of believers with the Quran who are focused on obtaining a return on investment, rather than just profits. The speaker emphasizes the importance of theitters' actions and the potential consequences of regretting past events.
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Allah subhanaw taala tells us that those who recite the book of Allah, and they establish the prayer and they donate in charity from what Allah provided them secretly and openly, they're hoping for an exchange a transaction that will never fail. Why? Think about the world in trade, when you're dealing with money, you're investing your money, your labor, your time, your capabilities, hoping you'll get back your capital, and your principal investment as well as some profits. On top of that, a believer with the Quran is investing his or her wealth, Thai labor capabilities in carrying out the commands of Allah, and you're hoping for something great, but there's a great difference between
these two kinds of transactions. In the worldly bargain, there's the risk of loss along with the hope of profits, but in the bargain that a servant has with Allah subhanaw taala, there is no risk of loss whatsoever. And the Quran is a perfect example of that. Whatever you invest in it, in terms of your time, your health, your energy, and so on and so forth. They will always give you more in return in the quality of what you sacrifice, it could be in any form. And if you want to see FOMO fear of missing out, look at people who rushed to secure acts of worship. They try to remember a lot with every waking hour. And that's one thing I should know the along on how she reported that the
believers might regret on the Day of Judgment an hour that passed by, in which they did not remember Allah subhanaw taala