Tom Facchine – Reflections on the Prophet’s dhikr #7

			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa salatu salam ala, the Prophet Muhammad says suddenly he would also say
after his prayers, He would say, Allah on my knee, and I think Rickover should recover history, a
bad tick, he would say he would ask a lot to aid him and to help him when it came to remembering
Allah, and to being grateful, and in worshiping Allah in a good and excellent way that Allah wants
to be worshipped. I find this really significant for a couple of reasons. One of them is because the
prophesy son is here focusing on asking help with his process, and not necessarily with the results,
which if you're anything like me, when I make dua, most of the time I'm asking for results, I'm
		

			asking for a particular thing that I want, or a particular sort of consequence or situation to
happen.
		

			But when it comes to these kind of results, we're not really sure if they're good for us or not,
right. This is why we pray istikhara in the first place, because the promotion that we want or the
relationship we want or the thing that we want, it might really be bad for us even though we want
it. However, when it comes to these processes, when it comes to decoding when it comes to gratitude
when it comes to worshiping Allah, we have entire and complete certainty that these are failsafe
that they are completely reliable means to success. And so the prophesy said on instead of asking
for help, at this moment with the tangible results that he wanted, asking for help in the process,
		

			asking a lot to make us better when it comes to remembering Him and to make us better when it comes
to being grateful and make us better when it comes to our worship. That echo a long time that Adam
was still alive on and be environment