This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Soam, welcome back to Allah loves. So, last episode we talked about how Allah loves to be praised.

Now, Allah doesn't just love to be praised.

Allah loves to hear your voice even in asking him.

Dura generally is broken down into a sonat wutalup which is to praise him and then to ask

him right now if you are dealing with someone who is unwilling or incapable or stingy usually when you ask

someone too much then they stop liking you they stop loving you so you might

love someone as a person but when they keep on calling you and asking you for things that

actually turns you off and you stop talking to that person or you stop answering

their calls because you no longer want to hear from them because you know that they're

going to keep on asking you. But with Allah, not only does your praise of him bring you

closer to him, your asking of him brings you closer to him. And that's really an incredible

concept and it sets the divine apart from us.

The Prophet Saisam said, as we mentioned in the last episode in the Rabaki Uheu Habulhamt, that your Lord loves to be praised.

In another Hadith in a Tirmidhi, the Prophet Salah alahahahua, al-Aahu, Ujibu, and Yusal, ask Allah from his bounty because Allah loves to be asked. And the Prophet Salah al-Ihahani was

said wain oftala al-Ibada in Tidar al-Faraj and the breast form of

worship is waiting for the relief to come from Allah's

pahm-wahl. is that period of actually waiting for the relief to come from Allah, is that period of actually waiting for the relief

to come from Allah's Mahatah,

that you're in a state of worship in those moments.

Realize in Surit al-Bakara,

when Allah mentions to us, Dua, when Allah mentions to us sincere supplication and he loves to be called upon.

This is the way that you'll usually hear this first.

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