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A car accident happens. What's the first word that comes to your mouth? You see something that

amazes you. What's the first word that comes to your mouth? You hear that someone that you love

died. What's the first word that comes to your mouth? You recognize that you committed a sin.

What's the first word that comes to your mouth? There is so much emphasis in the Quran and the

Sunnah about the first moment. A subr and the sadmatul ula, the prophet's ayah said, patience

is at the very first strike. For you to be able to say al-Ladina ibn Ashabah to Mosiba,

kalu inna lillahi wa-na'ilaihi r-rajiron, for you to be able to say at that moment,

inna lillahi wa-na'ilaihi r-rajiron, the moment of patience is more valuable than anything this

world has to offer you. For you to be able to say al-hamdulillah as soon as you have a blessing,

to where it is instinctive, you don't even have to think about it. Right away it's al-hamdulillah.

For you inna l-Ladina takaw ida masahum paifamina shaytani tadakkaru, faidahum mobasiron, for you to

be able to immediately say astaghfirullah. I seek forgiveness from Allah. As soon as you come across

something simple, is a gift. And for you to be able to say la ilaha illallah at the moment of death,

literally makes the entire strive of this life worth it because you will certainly enter jannah in that

regard. In jannah there are certain things that we say and we don't even think about. Now obviously

you're going to want to listen to the wicked of the angels and you know I often think to myself

what would it be like to actually hear even Mr. Udhul al-Awan who read the Qur'an for example.

When the prophet slice on him said whoever wants to hear the Qur'an fresh like the day it was revealed,

let them listen to him Mr. Ud. So walking up to him Mr. Udhul al-Awan who in saying can you read

some Qur'an to me the way you read to the prophet slice him or maybe the prophet slice him himself

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