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If you look at the Hadith, there is a Hadith, the Prophet of the S.A.S.S. says on the day of the Yama,

they will come a person who is bankrupt. In fact, he asked a question,

a tadruna manil muflis, do you know who is a bankrupt person?

So the Saha Baratallahu an'hum said, well according to us, he's a person who doesn't have dear Hamandina.

That's a bankrupt person who doesn't have golden silver in our terms, perhaps dollars and pounds.

We can't say they're and anymore because, you know, and thereafter

but it's a fact. So someone who doesn't have older, that's whose bankrupt.

So Rasulullah Saha Salams says, no, it is a person who comes on the day of judgment with a lot of Salah,

with a lot of Zakaar, with a lot of acts of worship.

You know, if I heard that, I would think I'm hearing wrong.

A bankrupt person is one who comes on the day of Yama, the day of judgment,

with a lot of prayer, a lot of worship, a lot of acts of charity, a lot.

How can that person be bankrupt?

So he continues, he says, and then when they're standing in front of Allah with all these deeds of this,

they have backbitten this one, gossiped about that one, they have slandered this one, eaten the wealth of the other,

deceived another, and they have harmed another and so on.

So Allah takes away one by one these good deeds as a payment,

because on that day, the currency will be deeds.

I need to pay back.

So the deeds are going.

So the Salah in the first self gone.

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