How can I have patience in difficult times? How do I hold myself accountable (do muhasabah)? How can I find comfort in God in even the most difficult of circumstances?
Join Sh. AbdulNasir Jangda with hosts Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro as they reflect on Juz 17 of the Qur’an, discussing servitude to Allah, the story of Ibrahim (AS) when he was cast into the fire and the miracles of Allah, how to exercise self-accountability (muhasabah), and discussing the true meaning of hasbunallah wani’mal wakeel.
✨Test your knowledge of the Qur’an✨
How many times is Allah’s name Ar-Raḥmān mentioned in Surat Maryam?
A. 16
B. 14
C. 13
Chapters:
0:00 – Highlights
📌 1:19 – Today’s trivia & introduction
📌 3:13 – Dr. Omar Suleiman reflects on the du’a of Ayyub (AS)
4:44 – The best example of patience during adversity
5:12 – The parallels between Ayyub (AS) and Zakariyyah (AS)
7:31 – Appealing to Allah’s Mercy
📌 8:30 – Sh. Abdullah Oduro reflects on the importance of self-accountability
9:05 – The promise of the Day of Judgment
10:55 – The promise of accountability
11:55 – The importance of muhasabah (self-accountability)
📌 14:20 – Sh. AbdulNasir Jangda reflects on the Might of Allah in the story of Ibrahim (AS)
15:25 – The story of Ibrahim being thrown into a fire by his people
18:28 – Why Allah chose to intervene by changing the nature of the fire
19:07 – The Power and Might of Allah
📌 19:57 – Reflections
20:36 – Reliance on Allah
23:00 – The timing of the intervention
25:00 – The quiet pleas that echoed through time
26:40 – The meaning of hasbunAllahu wa ni’mal wakeel
26:57 – Having tawakkul and belief in miracles
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