A spiritual reflection on Allah's mercy, forgiveness, and the importance of sincere worship and supplication in overcoming life's challenges.
Key Takeaways
- Injustice is forbidden by Allah and must be avoided starting from the family.
- Seeking Allah’s guidance and forgiveness is essential as all humans are inherently astray and sinful.
- Allah’s power and mercy are infinite and unaffected by human actions or requests.
- Believers should ask boldly and aim high in their prayers, trusting in Allah’s boundless generosity.
- Ultimately, individuals are responsible for their spiritual outcomes and should not blame others for their shortcomings.
What the video covers
- Allah forbids injustice (dhulm) and urges starting with fairness within one's family before society.
- All humans are astray except those guided by Allah, who invites us to ask for guidance to the straight path.
- Allah reminds us of our hunger, nakedness, and sinfulness, encouraging us to ask Him for sustenance, clothing, and forgiveness.
- The Prophet’s frequent dua emphasizes turning hearts towards Allah’s path and seeking strength in faith.
- Worship and good deeds do not increase Allah’s power but fulfill our own need for Him and His mercy.
- Sinning does not diminish Allah’s power; He is self-sufficient, but humans lose out by neglecting their Creator.
- Allah promises to grant every sincere request without diminishing His infinite resources, likened to the undiminished sea.
- Believers are encouraged to have high goals in their supplications and not limit their requests to trivial matters.
- Allah’s mercy is boundless, exemplified by rain that falls on all regardless of their righteousness.
- In the afterlife, each person will be fully rewarded or punished based on their deeds, and self-blame is urged for neglecting faith.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Allah’s prohibition of injustice
- 01:11Guidance to the straight path and family justice
- 02:21Dependence on Allah for sustenance and clothing
- 03:22Acknowledging sinfulness and seeking forgiveness
- 04:20The nature of worship and human need for Allah
- 05:26Allah’s self-sufficiency and human loss in sin
- 06:47Unlimited divine generosity and the power of supplication
- 08:11Encouragement to ask boldly and aim high
- 09:35Allah’s boundless mercy and universal blessings
- 11:35Final reflections on reward, retribution, and personal responsibility
Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown
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Allahu Akbar. I don't even know how, how this sub-everything in your head will just turn upside down right now.
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Everything will change completely when you hear this. Look, the narration of what the Prophet said, what Almighty Allah said, just imagine, listen carefully to this Hadith. The Almighty addresses each one of us. O My servants, I have made dhulm, injustice,
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forbidden for Myself. So do not commit injustice towards one another. Almighty Allah Himself says that He has made injustice forbidden for Himself. Dhulm, in any form whatsoever, dhulm is forbidden, injustice. Towards your wife. First of all, you need to start with
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your own family. You cannot be unjust, and then move on to society, do you understand? And then He says: "You see, O My servants, all of you are astray, except for those whom I have guided to the straight path. So ask Me to guide
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you to the straight path, and I will guide you," says Almighty Allah. Also, the Prophet himself (peace be upon him) made the most frequent dua that the Prophet made, even though he was the best of people. O Turner of hearts,
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turn my heart towards Your path. Strengthen my heart upon Your path, the Prophet himself used to say. Therefore, we should also often ask using this dua. And further, O My servants, all of you are hungry. Can you imagine, we are
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all hungry. Are you hungry? I am hungry, unless the Almighty gives us food, until the Almighty feeds us, until I feed you, says Almighty Allah. Until I feed you, says Almighty Allah, ask Me, ask for food, ask for whatever you want,
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He says, ask Me for food, ask Me to feed you, and I will feed you, says Almighty Allah. Do you understand? O My servants, all of you are naked, all of you are unclothed, He says, except for
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those whom I have clothed, ask Me to clothe you, and I will clothe you, says Almighty Allah. Do you understand? Ask, even for basic clothing, ask the Almighty, ask Me for clothes, and I will give you clothes. Ya 'ibadi
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innakum My servants, you commit sins day and night, says Almighty Allah. You commit sins day and night. Tell me, can your tongue even move to say that you don't commit sins day and night? Okay, fine, maybe not during the day. At
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night. At night. You know it, when you are left alone with yourself and your phone. You know, yes, the images have already popped up, yes, your little games, yes, yes, of course, they’ve surfaced. All of it, all of this,
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watching pornography, listening to filth, that is, forbidden sounds. You know it yourself, ask Me, that is, for the forgiveness of sins, He says, I will forgive you. He says, here ask Me for forgiveness, and I will forgive you,
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says Allah Almighty, do you understand? Listen carefully. Listen carefully right now. Listen carefully right now. O My servants, O My servants, if from the first human to the last, if from the first day to the last you
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all were to worship, worship, worship, worship, worship, worship, until you all became the best, that is, with the purest of hearts, it would not add, even to the size of a speck of dust, to what I have, to the power that I
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possess, says Allah Almighty. Meaning, whether you pray or don't pray, give to charity, sadaqah, donate, spend, read the Quran or don't, it adds nothing to what the Almighty already possesses. It is we who are in need. This means, do
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you know what this means? It means that it is we who need it, it is we who need to worship. It is we who need Him to forgive us, for Him to admit us into the gardens of Paradise. And look even
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further, listen carefully. O My servants. Accordingly, and conversely, O My servants, if from the first human to the last, from the first day to the last you were to sin, sin, commit adultery, perform any abominations, drink alcohol, sniff all sorts of junk,
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"the white lady" as they call it, smoke, and run wild to the fullest. If you were to sin, it would not diminish what I possess, that is, from My power, not even to the size of a speck of dust,
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you understand, the Almighty is self-sufficient. Whether we worship or do not worship, He loses nothing. It is we who lose out when we do not give our Creator His due. Do you understand?
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That is the thing. That is the thing. Next right now, listen carefully, listen carefully right now. Listen carefully right now, put everything else aside. Listen to these words.
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Listen carefully to these words. This might turn out to be the solution to your problems. The One who created you says: "If you, from the first human to the last, from the first day to the last, were to gather together in one
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place and ask of Me, I would give to each of you what you asked for, I would give to everyone who asked, individually." And that would not diminish what I have, just as water is not diminished. In the sea if you were
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to dip a needle into the sea and take it out, it would not diminish it at all. Well, maybe the needle would take a single drop from that sea. Not even a drop, not even the size of a drop, is
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reduced from what the Almighty possesses. This is simply used as an example. Not even a drop, the size of a drop, reduces what the Almighty has.
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You see, we limit our supplications. Oh Almighty, give me 100 rubles. 1,000 rubles. And so on. Give me this, I mean this job, and so on. I am not saying that you shouldn't ask for these things. You should, but consider this: if you
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count all the people who lived before us, those who will come after us, and all the people currently on this earth, in this world. You see, if everyone—the dead, those yet to be born, and those living right now—if you were to
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gather everyone, and if every human and every jinn were to ask: "Oh Almighty, give me a job, oh Almighty, give me a million dollars," and another says: "Oh Almighty, give me a billion dollars, oh Almighty, make me the richest,"—I am
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saying, if the Almighty gave everyone exactly what they asked for, it would not decrease, says Allah the Almighty, what He possesses, not even by the size of a drop that might be removed when a needle is dipped into the sea, do you
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understand? Nothing is diminished. That is why you must ask insistently for the most; you must ask for a lot, for the greatest things. I mean, ask for this world, ask the Almighty to grant you the conquest of this world. Do you
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understand? Have a high goal. Leave those trivial things behind. Have a high goal. Have it and work toward it.
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Break through, move forward like a battering ram, meaning work toward that goal. You see, the Almighty is rich, His wealth is inexhaustible. Look at this rain. Look at it. If He withheld this rain, what would happen to us? He
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lets this rain fall on everyone without exception. On sinners, on the righteous, on everyone. This means that His mercy is boundless. Boundless. This very rain, Allah. Oh Almighty, let the Almighty, let this rain bring us benefit. Do you understand? Therefore,
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the Almighty is rich; the Almighty's wealth is not limited in amount. Do you understand? It is we who simply limit our supplications, our own thoughts. We just think: "Oh, if only He would give me a job, if only He would give me..."
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Be it thousands in euros, dollars, or rubles, it makes no difference. That is how we limit ourselves. So, do not limit yourself. And look, one last thing, to finish this up. Know what this means. Go ahead. Oh, the Almighty
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said, that is these are the deeds that you perform. I will reward you for this, says the Almighty Allah. I will reward you. I will certainly reward you. I will not be unfair. Everyone will be fully repaid for what they deserve.
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He who finds good, that is, when you are in the afterlife and if you find good with the Almighty, if you find that He has entered you into Paradise, let him praise Me, says the Almighty Creator Himself. Do you understand? But
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if you find otherwise, that is, retribution, blame no one but yourself, says the Almighty Allah. Blame no one but yourself when you scroll through this feed endlessly. Blame no one but yourself when you endlessly look at th
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When your tongue speaks backbiting behind your brother’s back, blame no one but yourself. It is your fault. It is your fault that your iman is below the floorboards. Do you understand? No one else is to blame. Do you think
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someone else is to blame? No. The Almighty lets you know that you should blame no one but yourself if you do not find good with Me. If you haven't—at the time when I gave you many chances to repent, to fix yourself, to purify
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your heart, but you, well, you still haven't done it. In the 60-70 years you have lived, in the 50 years you have lived, how many days did I give you, and you did not find good with Me, blame no one for this. Except yourself,
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says the Almighty Allah. Do you understand? Therefore, for everyone watching, there is a chance, as long as as long as our final moments have not yet arrived. I swear by Allah, we still have a chance to return, to repent, to
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fix ourselves, and first and foremost, to purify this heart. May the Almighty be pleased with us. May the Almighty give us strength, patience, and tawfiq to fix our hearts, to purify our hearts .
Topics:AllahIslamHadithforgivenesssupplicationworshipmercyguidancesinspirituality


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