Suzy Ismail – #07 AlMu’min

Salam aleikum. So we're up to episode seven in learning how to

bring in the Divine Names of Allah subhanaw taala, and the

characteristics and attributes of Allah into our daily lives. As

we've been embarking together on this journey of understanding how

we can bring in the names of Allah subhanaw taala into our lives,

we've learned how to connect with some of those characteristics and

attributes that can really bring peace and harmony and tranquility

into our homes. Today we're going to speak about the next name of

Allah, subhanaw, Taala and Wattman.

When we look at the word on Walkman, we understand that to be

translated in many different ways, and as we said previously, the

Arabic language is very rich, where each name of Allah subhanaw

taala can have more than one meaning, but and Walkman is most

often translated as the faithful, or the one who protects faith, the

one who gives a sense of security.

When we talk about faithfulness in our marriages in our home and our

family relationships, we often equate that Word of Faith fullness

with trust. And we often equate unfaithfulness with a betrayal of

trust.

Now, many times when we think of the betrayal of trust, we may

think of the hardest or most difficult type of betrayal, which

would be being unfaithful in the relationship, which would be

looking at someone outside of the relationship, interacting

emotionally, with someone outside of the relationship, someone of

the opposite gender.

But when we talk about trust, it's the foundation upon which so much

else is built in the relationship in the marriage relationship. And

what that foundation means is that it becomes the bedrock of the

relationship. How can you bring trust to build faithfulness in a

relationship? How can you develop that trust and faithfulness in

your marriage? One of the best ways to do so is to really ensure

that whenever you are interacting with someone outside of the

marriage, ask yourself, Is this something I can share with my

spouse? If you are posting something online, if someone is

posting something online to you, if you're sending an email, if

you're sending a text message, if you're receiving a text message or

an email, ask yourself if I showed this to my spouse,

will my spouse have any issue with it? Ask yourself, are you being

faithful.

Another element of being faithful, of course, is understood in terms

of iman. And that faith is the faith that's anchored in the love

of Allah subhanaw taala. The Imam that belief that Allah subhanaw

taala is the best of all planners and the greatest of all guides.

Having that type of faith, that Eman biller in your relationship

in your marriage. being something that you consistently live out

together

is another surefire way to ensure constant faithfulness in the

marriage to ensure that there is trust to ensure that that

foundation is there. So I pray that Allah subhanaw taala allows

us all to have that sense of Eman in all that we do. I pray that

Allah subhanaw taala protects our spouses, protects our marriages,

protects our families. And I pray that Allah Subhana Allah blesses

all of us in this month of Ramadan Joseph Campbell here, and I look

forward to seeing you tomorrow in sha Allah as we move into the next

name of the 99 names of Allah Acetamide