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In a profoundly eloquent statement,

He says,

ma'cala and kaffa, a little bit that suffices is a lot better than a lot in abundance that

distracts.

And there's so many layers of profundity and wisdom within the statement of the

Prophet, sallu'llah a.

The first of all, the Prophet, Sallah a.

So, objectively, that even if you have some, even if you have very little,

and you can actually apply this to anything.

If you have a little bit of money, but it's sufficient for you.

That's better than having a lot of money that is now distracting you and getting you involved in all other kinds of nonsense.

We can talk about speech, saying less, but making your words count

is better than talking endlessly non-stop.

But you're going all over the place and probably causing a lot of

trouble that even when it comes to religious knowledge think about this if you

don't have a whole lot of knowledge but you understand understand it, you practice it, you're sincere

with it, in it, you share it with others in a beneficial manner. A lot more good is coming

of that situation than someone who's amassed a lot of books, but is distracted.

And maybe it's turning it in a way, turning into a way for that person to think that they're better than other people.

So, ma'a kala and kaffa, a little bit that is good, that suffices, that is meaningful, is better than an abundance

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