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I'm calling upon other than Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala and the importance of calling upon one God.

But I want you to ask yourself, if you were to peak at the wish list of the believer versus the disbeliever,

if you were to look at the wish list and what that person was supplicating to their deity for,

the Muslim calling upon Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala and whoever it may be calling upon,

whatever it is that is worshipped other than Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala.

Would there be a difference in what is being asked for?

Does the du'at list look different for a believer and a disbeliever?

Does the want look different between those two?

And SubhanAllah, this is something that, you know, I want us to come back to,

but it comes from an ayah and I'll move to this ayah and insha'Allah

and I want you to keep that picture in your head because it'll make sense and insha'Allah to add in the next few minutes.

When Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala says in Sultani Sahib,

wa la tahin o Fibati'ra al-Kham,

do not weaken in your pursuits and you're fighting back against the enemy as you pursue your enemies.

This is coming in the capacity of the battle of Uhud.

Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala says,

If you are hurting, they too are hurting, just like you're hurting.

You feel pain, they feel pain, meaning when there's a battle going on,

you mourn your casualties, they mourn their casualties.

To a person that does not understand what the battle of Uhud is all about,

maybe a bedwind that just comes in and peeks in and sees this battle taking place,

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