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All right everyone.

I'm not a hmahmahimine.

I'm doing nothing.

I mean what I mean when I don't want what I mean when a kibatu, did not take in Allah Masabi with Sala al-Araq al-Qa al-qah al-Aqa al-qsa-qsaqa al-qsaqa al-qsa al-qsaibhah al-qsa' al-qsa al-qsaib al-qsaibh' al-qsaibhāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmāmā dear brothers and sisters I wanted to share a reflection today on the verses in the

Quran that speak to this concept of Allah not letting good go to waste.

Now, these are things that we find throughout the po'an.

This is not necessarily one verse

or one particular context, but Allah's

I'm mentioning, for example, Halajuz-A-U-I I'm mentioning for example Halajaz al-Ihah al-Ihazan is there any reward for excellence?

Anything that you do will be repaid by Allahana in ways that you could never have imagined and in ways that will greatly outdo the initial deed.

Allah's mercy, Allah's gratitude will always be greater than whatever deed you put forth for

his sake of Mahanhua to Allah.

And I wanted to speak particularly to this

in the law al-I-U Ajar al-Mahas. And Allah's apparent says this in different parts of the Quran that verily

Allah does not let the reward of the good doers go to waste.

And there are different types of waste

that could be implied here.

There's the ultimate promise from Allah's of

God that everything that is done here will have its reward,

will have its proper compensation in the hereafter.

But when it comes to the importance of us knowing that our efforts are not in vain,

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