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You know when you just open the door and you look outside and based on the weather and how you're feeling you kind of know what kind of day it's going to be like.

It's going to be a rough day or it's going to be a good day.

You either feel good or you feel bad.

And there's so much just in that one moment.

And the Prophet, La Isalisalam gave us this beautiful remembrance to start off our day outside of the home, right?

So you wake up with Fajid with remembrance and things of that sort, but as you're opening your door in those moments

and you're about to step out into the world,

the Prophet Salalah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Ihah al-Ihah d'Am said,

those two angels that are protecting you.

They come next to you, and at that moment when you say,

Bismila, what a wakal to Allah,

what a hula, what a hula, what a kuwata, al-a-libilah,

Bismila, what's a wakal to Allah,

what a huwara, a kuwara, al-qakal to Allah, what a hula, well a kuet al-Labala.

It's not a complicated form of remembrance.

Bismilah, in the name of Allah,

to what Kall to Allah, I put my trust in Allah,

Allah, Allah, and there is no power or might except that which belongs to Allah.

The Prophet Slaisam said when you say that as you're entering into the world, exiting outside of your house,

those angels respond to you. And as you say, Bismunla, they say Hudita, in the name of Allah, you've been guided.

And you say, Tawakal to Allah, I've put my full trust in Allah.

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