99 Names of Allah #85 Al-Akram
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Channel: Tom Facchine
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The speaker discusses the concept of dearity and generosity in Islam. They explain that Islam is about wanting little and giving more, which leads to more entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship. The speaker also mentions a man named Mohammed Salahouter who asked a question about what to do if one takes small things from the world, and if other people want to receive a law that truly loves one, then Islam can be rewarded.AI Generated Transcript ©
So don't worry calm. Tonight's name is Al Quran, Allah azza wa jal is a cron acronym means that Allah is the most noble, and the most generous. And those two things are very much related to each other, being noble, and being generous, because the more that you give, and the more that you give away and give to others, the more noble people will see you as the more noble you will become. What's the one thing that helps us be more generous, and therefore also being more noble? It's wanting little.
Now, Allah is a crumb, because he doesn't need anything.
If you or I, for example, had just baked chocolate chip cookies, and we had some friends over.
We would give some away to our friends, we would share some, but in the back of our minds, we would always be thinking, Well, every cookie I give is one that I'm not going to get.
So our desire our need or our wants for the for the cookies, that kind of limits our generosity and that limits how generous we can be. But Allah azza wa jal doesn't want cookies, he doesn't need food, he doesn't need anything. And so everything is his and he can just keep giving and giving and giving. And there's no hesitation and there's no reluctance, and there's no regret.
So Allah azza wa jal is a Quran.
And actually, it's interesting because there's a way in which we can get better at this sort of generosity. And nobleness two, we learned that there was a man that came to the Prophet Mohammed Salah Sana and he asked him a question. He said, What should I do? If I want a law to love me, and I want other people to love me.
The Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he told him,
if you take little from the world, Allah will love you.
And if you take little from what belongs to other people, other people will love you to
Allah subhanaw taala is a Quran, the most generous and the most noble. And that's all for tonight. I said I'm like and what Allah