Tim Humble – Power of Dhikr 11

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Welcome to another episode of the power of victory. In this
episode we are talking about different kinds of hearts when it comes to the remembrance of Allah,
different situations that people find themselves in with regard to the remembrance of Allah. First
of all, let's talk about what a las panatela says about those who are heedless and those who forget.
Allah azza wa jal says in the Quran was called Rebecca Fie Neff Sica. tadagra waqif. remember Allah
in yourself in humility, and in fear, while doing a criminal code. And without being a parent in
speech that so softly both open and both inside of yourself, we will do we will outside in the
		

			mornings and in the evenings, while at camino coffee while at a communal coffee, to not be from
those who are heedless. Those who forget about Allah Subhana Allah who don't remember Allah azza wa
jal Don't be from those people. And Allah azza wa jal mentions in the Quran welaka Tao Nana Johanna
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			we have prepared for them in jahannam for many of the madam many of men and many of the jinn will be
from the people of jahannam. And then Allah describes their situation when they're from the people
of jahannam. He says, la home kulu Boone Lai of Kahuna, BIA, they have hearts that they don't use to
understand anything. While our home are you only while while at home, are you alive? sirona beha.
They have eyes that they don't use to see their eyes, they see things, but their eyes don't see that
which benefits them don't lead them to that which is benefit which will benefit them while at home
as an Elias morona beha they have ears which hear but the ears don't hear anything of benefit will
		

			kill an arm. Balham outhaul, hula ecoman Warfield, they are like animals, like cattle, rather, they
are even more misguided than cattle. They are those who are negligent of the remembrance of Allah.
So look at how Allah describes those people who completely turn away from the remembrance of Allah.
He describes them as having hearts, but they don't use their hearts to actually realize anything to
actually understand something to actually come near to Allah. They have eyes, but they don't use
their eyes to actually see that which is going to benefit them. They have ears, but they don't use
their ears to actually hear anything which benefits them. And that's why, you know, animals, cattle,
		

			they have hearts, cattle, they have eyes, capital, they have ears, but their hearts and their eyes
and their ears don't benefit them, they don't lead them to understand. So in fact, they are even
more misguided than cattle. And these are the status of the people who are ignorant and who turn
away from the remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala. Once we've heard this, we can really divide
the hearts of the people into three types. We heard earlier on in one of the previous episodes, that
the example of those who remember Allah, those who don't remember Allah or like the living and the
dead, the example of those who remember Allah and those who don't remember Allah is like the example
		

			of the living and the example of the dead. So here we have the example of three hearts.
		

			Two of them we've talked about one of them we're going to talk about in short, Allahu taala. In this
episode, the first kind of heart is the heart which is Saleem it's healthy, it's happy. It's
remembering Allah much. It's in a state where it is completely and purely sincere for the sake of
Allah. It doesn't make any partner with Allah, it doesn't show off. It is a completely healthy,
happy heart that remembers Allah azza wa jal at all times, of whatever it loves, it loves for the
sake of Allah, whatever it hates, it hates for the sake of Allah, whatever it does, in terms of the
actions of the heart in fear and hope.
		

			All for the sake of Allah. But then the you know, the whole, this whole heart is completely focused
upon the remembrance of Allah. But then there is the second kind of heart, and that is the dead
heart and the dead heart. It doesn't love for the sake of Allah, it doesn't hate for the sake of
Allah, it doesn't remember a lot at all. It's like the heart of the cattle of the animals. In fact,
it's even more misguided than the heart of the cattles and the animals, it doesn't have any love of
Allah, it isn't for Allah alone, it isn't sincere for Allah, it isn't doing anything, it's just a
dead heart. And if you found a dead heart, you wouldn't want a dead heart to be transplanted into
		

			your body. If you were needing a heart transplant or a heart operation, you wouldn't ask them to
transplant a dead heart to dead heart shriveled up, it's completely finished. But then there is the
heart, which is in between. and this is the heart that we want to talk about today. Not the hard to
remember is Allah much, not the heart that is completely ignorant of Allah completely. But the heart
that is sick, it's in intensive care. It remembers a law but not as much as it should. It forgets a
law but not completely. And this is the situation of many of us. And indeed, all of us go through
these kind of times in our lives, where our hearts feel like they are neither really safe and sound
		

			and happy, nor are they necessarily completely evil. They have the heart that is sick. And when
you're sick. And when you're in intensive care, and you're in need of a lot of medical help and
attention, you need to be very careful because a mistake at this time could lead to the heart dying.
Imagine this person, this person is in the hospital in the intensive care Ward, in the area of the
hospital that's restricted for the most sick patients. And the person they fear the doctor fears the
person is going to die. They're spending all of their time looking at this person to cure them to
help them to try to give them medicine, being so so careful about what they do. This is the example
		

			of the sick heart that is leaning towards forgetting about Allah. And then there's someone who is in
the outpatient department in the hospital, they are sick, but not really, really sick. They're sick,
but they're not incredibly sick. And that is the example of the heart that is sick. But it's closer
to the remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala. So the heart is sick, but it is closer to the
remembrance of Allah subhanho wa Taala. And so in the sick heart, not all of this a quarter of one
kind. What do we do when we have a sick heart, the first thing that we need to do is to recognize
that we have a problem to recognize that our heart is in need of some medical treatment. And you
		

			know, the problem with a sick heart is that if your heart is a little bit sick, if you are a little
bit negligent of the remembrance of Allah, and then you continue and continue and continue, you're
going to get more and more and more sick. And eventually you're going to need intensive care. And
it's going to be at the point where your heart is about to die, and about to be come from those
hearts that are sealed. Remember that the sins on the heart are like black spots.
		

			You have your heart and every time you send a black spot is placed upon it. Another one and another
one and another one, repentance wipes out those spots. But without repentance, they just keep on
getting more and more and more. Once they cover the heart completely, the heart is sealed. And then
a Lost Planet. Allah doesn't provide guidance to that person except for those who are allies mercy
upon. So when you are in a state like this, you need to recognize that the quicker you can deal with
this, the quicker you can come back to the remembrance of Allah, the more likely it is that you're
going to make a full and complete recovery. So this person who has some sickness in their heart,
		

			their heart is it they aren't remembering Allah as much as they need to be. They need to look really
very seriously themselves. And this is what we call more has ever to take yourself to account. And
there's a famous asset of some of the companions who said, Hi, Cebu and fullcycle, Pablo and to
hassle take yourself to account before it comes a time when a law is going to take you to account.
Take yourself to account before there comes a time when Allah is going to take you to account when
Allah subhanaw taala takes you to account. You don't have a chance to go back and say, Oh, I made a
mistake. I didn't do it right. So take yourself to account when there's a problem admit there's a
		

			problem. First thing I admit that there is an issue here. I'm not remembering as much as I should be
on my present on time. I'm not reading the Quran as much as I should be. I'm not doing the two hours
that I'm supposed to be doing in the morning in the evening.
		

			Don't feel like I am really doing everything that I should be doing. Take yourself to account.
Because it's like a mock exam in school. When you take a mock exam in school, you get a fail,
doesn't matter. It's just a warning sign for you. So likewise, when you take your soul to account
and you get a fail, it's a warning sign, and you have a chance to make good before the final exam.
When you feel a final exam, this exam there is no reset. There is no option for you to go and do it
again. That's it, you feel it, you feel it. So take yourself to account realize there is a problem,
and then realize that victory is the best way to bring that heart back to life. There are narrations
		

			and IDs, which indicate that liquor brings the heart back to life. It brings tranquility back into
the heart. So you look at yourself and you say, I need to be remembering Allah, I need to be calling
upon Allah. First and foremost, the heart needs to be purified of all kinds of polytheism anything
that involves giving the rights of Allah to someone to other than Allah. Likewise, any kind of
innovations, anything that's been done against the Sunnah of the prophets, I send them the heart
needs to be purified, washed clean of these things. Toba repentance to Allah. And you start with a
heart that is clean, but it's a little bit it's fragile. It's been through a rough time, this heart,
		

			it's been through a rough time, it's been pretty sick. It's fragile. Like someone who's just had a
heart operation, they have to be a bit careful if they do strenuous exercise. Likewise, you know,
your heart has just been through a cleaning process. It's very, very, very fragile. So now you build
upon it. What do you build with you build with the obligatory deeds, the obligatory forms of Vicar,
because there are forms of liquor that are obligatory and forms of the code that are recommended. So
let's begin with the obligatory The, the obligatory liquor begins with the prayer because the prayer
has been written for the believers at fixed times. So it begins with the prayer. It begins with
		

			those other obligatory things our laws commanded you do. And then slowly you begin to add things
into it optional deeds, optional prayers, optional remembrance, recite ation of the Quran, and the
heart begins to become stronger again, you can handle a bit more, you do a little bit more and a
little bit more slowly, steady, regular increase in your optional deeds, repentance, looking at
yourself again, you stop yourself every now and again and say, How am I compared to last week? How
am I compared to last month? Am I doing more to remember a law than I was? Do I feel that I still go
through huge swathes of the day huge parts of the day where I don't remember a lie. So again, once
		

			you feel that you're getting stronger through the regular obligatory deeds, then you get closer to
Allah through the optional deeds and closer and closer, and then eventually, through repentance and
taking yourself to account you go from the one who had a sick heart to the one who has a sound and
healthy heart. And you are from those who remember Allah azza wa jal much remember that the quicker
you do go through this process, the better because if you delay, you may delay to the point where
there is nothing that can be done to save your heart from dying. And that's what we want to avoid.
And that's all we have time for a shot a lot in this short episode of the power of Vicar in Sharla.
		

			please do join us for the next episode was Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.
		

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			So please
		

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			alone.
		

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