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with Allah.

I'm with Allah.

Similah, al-Him de la la,

O'Lhala, was al-Ara-Rassur I was al-Aulah al-Aah al-Iah lah aahihihi woman-wahala.

The topic that I have is actually my favorite topic that I have out of all of my sessions in Ikna and so 20 minutes you know whenever I saw

that I had 20 minutes I was like all right this is going to be an issue so I have a few

Hadith that I hope actually can transform the way that we look at life.

And Subhana, that's always been one of my favorite things about the Prophet Salah

Allah alah al-Ahriah al-Ahriah al-Ahla is the way the Prophet Salah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah alA-Huh is able to handle both adversity

and prosperity with grace.

And that's something that takes a lot.

You know, a great football player, a great athlete, is someone that has the mental strength to be able to see through those difficult moments in the game that doesn't give up and cave in when things appear to be most difficult and that's what allows you to be a great athlete.

And Subhilah, when we talk about life, you literally have to be prepared for anything that life is going to throw your way,

whether it's going to be a form of ease or a form of hardship.

Brother Thadak was talking about the Prophet so I said I'm in Thaif.

It takes a lot to be able to recover from something like that.

What impresses me about the Prophet-Sala al-A-Iri-Wis-Sala is not just the grace he showed in the moment of fah-f.

It's the fact that his resolve was not in any way affected by what happened to him on the worst day of his life.

We don't see the Prophet,

son taking a break from the D'I-W. He didn't, you know, take six months off to regage himself so

that he could be able to handle the rejection once again. He was right back at it.

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