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You only need one deed to succeed.

What if the deed that could save you is one you barely remember?

Or worse, the one that condemns you is the one you

never thought to rectify. You might not even remember it, a moment of kindness or a word

that caused harm. But on the other side, every deed carries weight. And sometimes it's

the forgotten ones that tip the scales. What have you done that can be your salvation?

Or what might you need to make right before it's too late?

Ata Abnazārar, Radi'u'an who said that when the dead wakes up in his grave,

the first thing that will come to him are his deeds.

So the deeds will strike his thigh and wake him up and say,

I am your deeds.

So then the man will say, where's my family? Where are my kids?

Where are my people? Where is what Allah has given me? And the deeds will say, you have left

your family, you've left your children, you've left your people and all that Allah has granted you behind you.

And you're not going to live in this grave except with me.

So then the man will say,

Leitani athartu'a'a'a'a'i,

woe to me.

I wish I would have preferred you over my family, my children,

my people, and everything Allah granted me,

since nothing will live with me now except for you.

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