Suzy Ismail – #68 AlAhad
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systematic. It's nice to see you again as we continue to bring the
divine into the daily by incorporating the 99 names of
Allah subhanaw taala into our daily lives to better understand
how we can improve our relationship with our spouse, and
with our children. The name that we're going to talk about today is
ahead. In our previous episode, we spoke about a long way ahead, and
we connected it with the element of sincerity in Surah hollows,
which begins * Allahu Ahad. Now I had a means more than just
the one, it also means the unity and the indivisible. And we know
Allah subhanaw taala, as the one as a way ahead ahead is
indivisible. But when we look at our families, when we look at our
spouses, our children, our relationships, we often see that
between husband and wife, there seems to be so many forces that
try to divide between them, between parent and child,
particularly in the teenage years, we will also see competing
elements that it seems as if it is trying to divide the relationship
between parent and child or between husband and wife. What are
these elements? Many times we see divisions arising between husband
and wife because of situations complicated by external
relationships, it may be spending too much time at work. It may be
family issues in law issues, it may be connections to iPhones and
laptops and computers and television, more than connecting
to one another. We see this repeated with children as well,
where children may be divided from the connection with their parents,
through the things in dunya that they become attached to that pull
them away from that stronger connection. And the same division
that occurs within our connections with our spouses and with our
children can occur in our connection with Allah subhanaw
taala. Just as to improve the connection to and we're head
ahead, we must ensure that our attention is not divided. When we
are in prayer, when we are committing acts for the sake of
Allah subhanaw taala renewing our intention, repeating that sense of
connection and reason of why we want to connect can help remind us
of ahead of the indivisible and can help us maintain an
indivisible connection to him. Likewise, with our spouse, with
our children, developing an indivisible connection comes from
nourishing that relationship from renewing the intention again, that
every act is for the sake of Allah subhanaw taala and recognizing
that with each app that is done for the sake of Allah subhanaw
taala we develop a stronger and stronger connection to him that
will strengthen our connection in turn with our spouse and with our
children. It is a common low height. And I look forward to
speaking to you again as we continue to bring the divine into
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