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So I never like the denigrating of the Masid uncle or the auntie

for several reasons, but one of the things that I think we really, really need to take into consideration

is that if you go to the Masjut, who are the people that are usually in the front row and who are the people

that are usually staying behind to clean up after everyone has left and it's usually that uncle that's being denigrated on some online commentators platform or that auntie that's being mocked.

And particularly when it comes to those that love the Masajit, which is one of the things that causes a person to be shaded by the throne of Allah

Allah al-Ai Sala is not the strongest, but it has... Allah is

not the strongest, but it has a correct meaning

that if you see a person consistent with the Majid

Fashadu al-Lahu Biliman,

that if you see someone consistent with the Majid

then bear witness that that is a person with faith.

And of course a lot confirms that there are people that go to the Masjid that want to

Yat a Tahru that seek to be purified.

What then of a person who makes it a point to always be in the first row, that person that's in the front row, Ahab is saffal a uwel.

And the Prophet Salahahahani he was

said in alah mala alah mala al-A-Sah al-Sah al-Saf al-A-Safal-O-Wah.

That the Allah and his angels sends their prayers upon the first row.

Now, the first row is not actually about physically being in the first row.

It's about how earlier coming to the Masjid and the way that you've adjusted yourself

to make it a point to always be that person that's there first

that's always there before the imam says Allahuakbar and if you think about it it's a mindset

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