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So a lot of it is about how the world's going to treat you,

but what do you intend to do with the world around you?

And, you know, one of the things I always tell people is that no vicar no remembrance can

protect you from bad intentions you can't say a remembrance a vicar and then

have bad intentions and then expect that the vicicky is going to cover your intentions.

The remembrance has to be an expression of what you long for and desire in your heart, which is what

we talked about with alma al-Iqatab.

So as you open your door and you said Bism in la to what

al-A-Lah al-A-La, what's your intention for the world?

I want you to visualize what the Prophet's life that I'm mentioned here.

Two different narrations.

One of them is that throughout the day you're going to have an angel on your head that's going to have rains, Hakama,

rains on your head, the way that a horse has rains on it. On top of that, you're going to have a

banner as you carry out throughout the day.

They're two separate narrations,

but they're very profound and they speak to the intention

that we have.

The Prophet Saini Sala said that no person leaves the home

except that there's a chaitan and an angel, both waiting with a banner in their

hands. If a person does or intends what Allah loves for the day, then the angel follows that person with a banner over his head for the

rest of the day and that person does not relinquish that banner over their head until they

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