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Subhanallah, as we come through these verses, we come to the verses of Ibad al-Rahman.

The servants of the most merciful and the qualities of the servants of the most merciful

may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala make us amongst those that embody these qualities of Ibad al-Rahman.

I mean, Subhanallah, there is one verse that I wanted to focus on because it's one of those

things that you ironically, quickly move through, when they come across idle speech, they pass through

with dignity. Subhanallah, very similar by the way to what we hear about in the beginning of

Surah Al-Mu'minon, the previous description of the believers, those who prohibit idle speech,

they don't engage in idle speech, and here Allah describes Ibad al-Rahman,

they're walking very peacefully on the earth, not harming, not accepting harm and not harming.

If someone comes to them aggressively, and they simply, as the scholars mentioned,

ignorance here is in the meaning of anger, in the meaning of aggressiveness.

So when people are aggressive towards them directly, they say,

they say we want no part of this, they keep moving, they keep it moving, but it's one thing when

you are the recipient of it, but Ibad al-Mu'minon, when they come across al-Lahu, when they come

across false speech, idle speech, they move with dignity, usually this is going to be when the

subject is someone other than you, someone else is being spoken about, and as most people will end

up in hellfire because of their tongues, I pray that Ramadan is an opportunity for us in

inshallah to add to purify our tongues as much as possible, Allah ma'amin. And to let this tongue be

that, which is pleasing to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, and to say that, which is pleasing to Allah,

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