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You're not supposed to move on from them. Move forward with them

There's no such thing as moving on. It's moving forward. The Prophet's name is our example and everything

And he certainly did not move on from Khadija.

The Allah, talaanah, he moved forward with her. And in fact, he kept her alive.

In the sense that I, inshaAllah, the Allah on her, says,

I was never jealous of any woman like Khadija, even though I never even met her.

But it was the mention of the Prophet's liceum of her and the praise of the Prophet's liceum for her.

And the fact that when the Prophet's liceum sacrificed an animal or a sacrifice came to him,

he would send a share of it to her friends. He would send gifts to her friends.

He would hear the voice of her sister and he would rush because the voice of her sister

sounded like her. He always thought about her. And there is a saying from

inshaAllah, the Allah on her in part of that, where she says,

And I just found that so ironic, as if there is no other woman in the world but Khadija.

Except that Khadija, the Allah on her, was the one that was dead.

But it's as if there is no woman in the world except for Khadija, the Allah on her.

The Prophet's liceum kept her in his heart through his trials and through his triumphs.

When he gets back to Makkah, what does he do? When they say, where do you want to pitch your tent?

He pitches it in her jeon, which is close to the grave of Khadija, the Allah on her.

So he's always thinking about her, always making mention of her,

always actively doing for her.

And that's moving forward. The Prophet's liceum was not crippled by his memory of Khadija.

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