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We praise Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala, we thank him upon all conditions. We send blessings and salutations upon Muhammad

Allah, O Allah, He was sent down. He is the entire household, all his companions, may Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala bless them all and bless every single one of us.

I mean, my beloved brothers and sisters, every mesajin, every place of worship or the house of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala would generally be referred to using a respectable, respectful, beautiful name.

So when you are going to pray, for example, you would say that I am going to pray at masjid and then you would refer to it as something so that people know where you are going.

If there are four or five mesajid in the locality, you would know I am going to masjid takwa, for example. I am going to masjid bilal, for example.

In this case, I am going to masjid, Rabadur Rahman. Am I right?

This name has inspired me today to say something.

It is a beautiful name because it has a beautiful meaning and Allah describes the qualities of those who refer to themselves as Rabadur Rahman or whom Allah refers to as Rabadur Rahman in the Quran.

So Ibadun would be the plural of worshiper, the worshipers or the slaves, the slaves of whom it is easy to say Ibadullah.

That term has also been used but when we say Ibadur Rahmani, we are referring to the slaves of the most merciful because the idea is to attain and achieve the mercy of Allah.

When I say I am a slave of and then I use one of the names of Allah, I am basically seeking that particular quality.

I am looking for goodness in a specific direction so I want the mercy of Allah.

So I call myself the slave of the most merciful whereas it was easy for me to say I am the slave of Allah.

Because on the day of judgment, Ibadur Rahmani is a beautiful name so Ibadur Rahmani or many Ibadur Rahmanz, Subhanallah.

We hear that. So let's go into the Quran in Suratul Fukan, verse 63.

Remember that. Suratul Fukan, verse 63. Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala from that verse right up to the end of that Surah makes mention of the qualities of Ibadur Rahman.

And he starts off by saying, wa Ibadur Rahmani, la dina yam shouna, la la la roudi hewona.

He speaks about how Ibadur Rahman are those who carry themselves in the correct manner.

What is meant by carry themselves? So Allah explains it, those whom when they walk on earth, when they tread the path, when they move,

they do so respectfully, hown and with humbleness, humility, they do not walk about with haughtiness, with arrogance, they walk about humbly.

One might ask, so how is it that I walk about humbly? What is the rule? How do I know that this is a humble person for example and perhaps this is a sign of arrogance?

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