Al-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-o-lac. You're listening to the Gullam podcast. The following episode is part of our ongoing Ramadan program.

Millions of people across the world are benefiting from the Gullam podcast for free. To help us continue our mission and invest in your Sudkajarja today, please visit supportgolom.com and donate generously. And chazakalakal-h for listening. One of the greatest qualities of the Prophet,

that he was described with even And, jazakal, for listening. One of the greatest qualities of the Prophet, sallu a.

That he was described with,

even before, prophethood and revelation,

was Sadiq al-Ameen.

He was truthful and he was trustworthy.

And the Prophet, Sallu-A-A-W-Salam,

taught us all to be trustworthy,

where specifically he says, al-Maj trust. And what that means practically is, if I'm sitting with you and we're having a personal conversation, all the contents of this conversation are a trust that is locked between you and me. And both you and me, we both have the keys to it.

And it can only be unlocked by both of us at the same time. You know, like you see on a safe,

like in those movies, right? Two people got to unlock it at the same time. That's what that

Majlis, that conversation just became.'s under this it's locked in this safe this

high security you know high tech top of the line state of the art lock and safe that can only be unlocked by the both of us. And unless, and until

that happens, neither one of us can unlock it by ourselves. It can't be shared with someone,

it can't be talked about outside of here, nothing. And that's very, very serious.

Because the Prophet's Allahism calls it,

Amana, trust.

Guess what?

We'll all be asked and questioned on the day of judgment

about Amana, about trust.

And here's where it gets even more specific and maybe a little more stressful,

...