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You need to make sure that you make an effort with your community. It's not easy. Serve them. Help them.

And if you're a part of it, let's not always look at what is this community doing for me.

But rather, what can I do for the community? When we look at it that way, everyone will look at it

that way and make life meaningful for you and your family. So let's look out. This is the

reason why visiting the sick is a great act of worship. Remember visiting the sick, it doesn't necessarily

mean you need to physically go there anymore because nowadays we have technology that would allow

us to visit the sick via a phone call. Perhaps via a video call, perhaps via a message.

Yes, where applicable you go and visit in person and you will get a multiplied reward. Sometimes

it's not applicable. You buy your visit, you might just be making life so difficult for them

if they're in need of rest and if they're in need of a piece. And perhaps if they don't want to see

you at that time. So it doesn't mean because the Hadith is visited, let's all go, 10 guys and we will

visit the sick person. You make them more sick. They will become ill. They might die as a result of

the anxiety and the stress. Hamay Allah, Subhanahu wa Ta'ala grant us wisdom. So remember,

the Hadith tells you visiting. Yes, ultimately it's a physical visit, but you can visit in other ways

that perhaps may be more appropriate for the situation that that person is in. Why did Allah

give so much of importance to the visit? It's community development. You want these people to know

you're not alone. We're all with you, we're praying for you, we care for you and if there is

anything you need, guess what? We're going to try our best to reach out to you and to help you with it.

In that way you take care of the widows, the orphans, the destitute, perhaps the poor, those who

don't have, those who lost their jobs, those who are sick and ill, like we said, the elderly,

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