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22 Ramadaan 1437
Ramadaan 1437 · 2016
Ramadaan 1437 · 2016
Tire Yourself in the Obedience of Allah Ta'ala
Hazrat Qari Ismail Desai Saheb
Hijri date
22 Ramadaan 1437
Date
27 June 2016
Duration
7:55
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Summary
We often tire ourselves in worldly pursuits (business, studies), but the fortunate person tires their body in the path of Allah.
This includes actions like reciting Quran, performing Salah, or engaging in Zikr.
Feeling fatigued in acts of worship should bring happiness, as it indicates participation in Allah's obedience.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) tired himself in worship to the extent that his feet swelled.
Thank Allah for giving us the ability to exert ourselves in His path, even if it causes discomfort or pain.
Consider the sacrifices of the Sahaba (companions) who dedicated their lives to Allah's path.
Any act of worship, no matter how small or imperfect, is a great favor (Ni'mat) from Allah.
The "fear" of Allah is not one of dread, but rather the fear of displeasing one whom we deeply love and respect, like parents.
We fear displeasing Allah because He is the source of all our blessings and bounties.
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