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Your brothers and sisters I won't take long because of the Salatru Janazah that we will be praying in sha Allah taala

But I wanted to reflect on this one concept, this one notion, which is, is there such thing as a life cut to short?

When someone passes away, there are often judgments that are made about whether or not that person lived a full life or not.

Meaning, if someone lived a very long life, we say, you know,

alham that person lived a long life, they got to see this, they got to see that,

they got to enjoy this and they got to enjoy that.

However, we know that the Prophet Salalah al-Aah ri-Wasalm said that while we make those judgments on someone's life, the Prophet who are you

someone's life, the Prophet-Sala who a Rhee-Wis-Sala mentioned

Tool-O-L, that the hopes of that person

always extend beyond their agile, beyond their death,

meaning even if a person was to live 150 years,

when they go to their graves,

they will feel like they did not fulfill everything

that they wanted to fulfill.

So they're going to feel like there was something

that was unfulfilled because the Adjal

always precedes the Amal.

The point of death always proceeds the actual date or I'm sorry always

proceeds the hopes that a person had in this life and then of course we feel sadness sometimes when we see someone who lived a very difficult life.

So,

So, Allah, they came into this world and they left this world.

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