Tom Facchine – The Greatest Acts Of Worship For Muslim Teens
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The speaker discusses the importance of studying Islam, citing the belief that everything from praying to praying is linked to worship. They suggest that studying the religion is the best way to pursue knowledge and learning, rather than just memorizing the Quran. The speaker also mentions that practicing Islam is linked to being around people and respecting their parents.
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What is the greatest act of worship that
you can do as an ordinary teen?
The prophet
said that there's nothing more beloved to him
than the farad. Right? The things that are
obligatory in the religion. So, you know, the
discussion has to be, are you praying 5
times a day? You know, are you respecting
your parents? Are you you know, these sorts
of things, the basics. You don't skip to
the extras before you take care of the
basics.
But if you've got the basics down, then
when it comes
to going above and beyond, doing more than
what's basically required,
then studying Islam, you know,
You know, figuring out studying the religion and
knowledge of the religion is the best thing
that you could do,
other than the the basic, you know, like,
from the Noahf.
Right? Even to the point where Imam Malik,
after the adan went off, would continue studying.
And so some people would actually, you know,
be like, hey. What are you doing? You
know? It's like you should be praying. You
know? The time between the iqamah excuse me.
The adhan and the iqamah is, you know,
a blessed time to pray, du'a, these sorts
of things. He said, yes. But,
you know, studying knowledge, reviewing knowledge of Islam
was more beloved to him.
And so,
it's there. It's there. You know, the the
prophet, he said that the entire
dunya is,
right, is cursed.
And everything in it is cursed, he said,
except
for remembering Allah
and what's tied to or what follows from
remembering Allah
and the 'alam and the Mutalim. Right? The
the 1 who teaches
and the 1 who learns.
Right? So,
studying Islam is the best thing you could
possibly do. I don't know the person's situation,
but memorizing the Quran, understanding the Quran, that
has to be
front and center. And if you don't understand
Arabic, then you need to understand Arabic in
order to understand the Quran,
and that'll keep you busy.