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I just noticed that I may like to give you full shifa and shifa to all of those that have been ill, sister to sleep and all of those that we've mentioned.

Subhanallah, as I was reflecting on this blessing that we have tonight.

How many of you saw the images from us today to the Aqsa tonight?

250,000 people. Allah Akbar, a quarter million people worshipping Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in that occupied land.

May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala liberate it.

And allow us all to pray there one night. Allah Allah, I mean.

And then you see the images that come out of Makkah and you see that there's no space in the haram.

And honestly, if that does not tell you that this ummah is alive and well, then something is wrong with our hearts.

That doesn't mean we don't have problems. That doesn't mean we don't have issues.

We have plenty of issues. That doesn't mean that we don't need to be deeply introspective and look at how we clean ourselves up collectively and individually to attain the pleasure of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

But that this ummah sometimes sleeps, but it doesn't die.

And that the mercy of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is always present in this ummah.

I was reading a quote, Subhanallah, and it was the first time I actually stopped at this for a while.

And it's because I was looking into the opinions of the Ummah about when they let the Qadir is.

And there was a powerful quote that I came across from a scholar by the name of Ibn Al-Mulakkin,

Rahimullah al-Aliyem.

Ibn Al-Mulakkin is one of the greatest scholars of the Shafi'i school.

He's a scholar from Egypt. He is the teacher of Imam Ibn Hajab,

the famous author of Al-Fatih al-Bari.

And one who explained some of the most important works of Imam Ibn Nehwi,

Rahimullah al-Aliyem.

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