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Asam Anikum, welcome back to Allah loves.

So we've really tried to juxtapose good deeds and bad deeds and

then how that falls into our pursuit of Allah with when we fall short of that pursuit of

Allah Subhanoit', and how we use our weaknesses

to propel us towards having a stronger relationship

with Allah and being more worthy of the love of Allah

Subhano Ita.

So we talked about this idea of calling out to Allah not just despite our brokenness but with

our brokenness of channeling our broken deeds towards Allah and hoping that they would be made

whole into good deeds that actually make us more beloved to Allah

Subhana.

And there's this particular Hadith that I want to come to now which talks about something that's

beloved to Allah that actually shows its physical effects on us.

The Prophet said that there are no two drops more beloved to Allah than a tear that is shed in the

hushia of Allah, in awe of a law and a drop of blood that is shed in a noble struggle for

Allah. Then he said so on a I-salam and there are no two traces that are more beloved to

Allah than the trace that is left on a person

in the cause of Allah, in that noble struggle of Allah Subhana,

and in the course of carrying out one of the obligations for the sake of Allah

sophana. So in the course of actually carrying out an act of worship. Now

obviously first you have to frame this in the context of the companions of the

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