Suzy Ismail – #18 AlRazzaq

As Salam Alikum it's nice to see you again as we continue to

understand how we can bring in the divine characteristics of the

names of Allah subhanaw taala into our daily lives to improve our

relationships with our families.

The name we're going to discuss today is a Raja. Allah subhanaw.

Taala is a rasa, which means all of our lives in our lives, or what

is written for us, comes from Allah subhanaw taala. In our

family lives day to day, we experience ups and downs. And one

of the greatest struggles that we often see among couples and

families is the struggle of financial difficulties. We're

living in uncertain economic times. And sometimes when one or

the other of the spouses gets laid off, loses a job has a situation

financial difficulty in business, it can cause a great deal of

stress on the relationship. Now, as much as in our hearts, we know

that a loss of funnel data is analyzed, and that the risk comes

from him. Sometimes there can be that difficulty, where we feel

that we struggle, and we struggle, and we work hard in order to

receive the means or the provisions to care for our

families. And sometimes that working hard, can feel futile can

feel like you're working, working, and nothing is going right from a

financial perspective. Now, there's a difference between

understanding Allah subhanaw taala as an Wahab, which is the name

that we discussed yesterday, and Allah's as the one who gives us

that as our list is written for us, we will not receive a penny

more than what is written for us in our life. Nor will we receive a

penny less than what is written for us in our lives. The way as

well have Allah subhanaw taala can sometimes bestow upon us gifts

that are unexpected. As a result, our risk is already written for

us. But this doesn't mean that we don't strive for our risk. It

doesn't mean that we sit at home you know, eating a bag of chips

and watching TV, say, Well, you know, my risk is gonna come for to

me, I don't need to do anything. No the striving, while at the same

time recognizing that Allah subhanaw taala is the best of all

planners is part of that process. When we think of the commandments

of Allah subhanaw taala. To focus on having that sense of the

workforce. It means recognizing that he is the best of all

planners, recognizing that all good comes from him, but at the

same time doing our part. Who can forget, of course, the narration

of Sedona has the mother of say you've met smiling when she was

left in the desert with the prophets and it was just an

incident at that time. And her infant began to cry, rather than

simply sitting beside him and making sure that the provision

will come from a law. She went back and forth from mountain to

mountain from stuff off from Ottawa, looking for that water

doing her part, knowing that Allah subhanaw taala is a reserve and

that the risk will come but at the same time striving and as sigh,

which that walk back seven times from Safa and Marwah is called

literally that word means to strive, and we replicate that same

type of side that striving seven times between suffer and medulla

when we are honored to go to Umrah or to complete the Hajj because it

reminds us of the importance of striving in our life. So I pray

that Allah subhanaw taala Allah blesses all of our endeavors in

this dunya blesses all of our efforts to strive together as

husband and wife as a family, to provide for our families. And I

pray that Allah subhanaw taala was there brings our risk to us in a

way that is one of these rather than one of difficulty. Just like

Kamala here and I look forward to speaking to you again tomorrow as

we continue to discuss how we can bring the divine into the daily

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