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They're family and for all of those that have suffered these devastating losses, Allah

may I mean. So I highly want to recommend everyone to please take the time to

watch that with your family in Shah Allah, really the Shaykh was extremely

vulnerable and open and it's very clarifying and it shows you what a personal

connection with the Quran can look like in these times. What I wanted to talk

about today was actually the basis of a question that you'll find in the

early books that the Salaf would debate and even if there's a minor opinion

the fact that it's even a discussion is something to be considered. Does

backbiting break your fast? Does backbiting break your fast? And if it breaks

your fast, does it break your fast spiritually or do you actually have to

make the day up? So I want to start actually from the scene of the day of

judgment. The Prophet ﷺ told us that we will be asked about our deeds and

categories. So the first deeds that you will be asked about are your Salawat, your

prayers. And the Prophet ﷺ mentioned that the next thing you'll be asked about

is your fasting, your Sleeam. Now I want you to think about a person who

receives their book on that day and let's say they fast to 20 years. So 20 years

approximately 30 days on a dawn. So we're talking about about 600 days if my

mouth is correct, you're expecting for your book to say, all right well let's

start from this place. The first thing that you expect is that's going to come

through is how many days of Ramadan did you fast? Then we'll talk about

different things. And imagine if you're standing there and you're expecting the

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