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So this is a Hadith that you're going to be hearing, especially as we get to the end of Ramadan and you're encouraged now to make sure that you continue the deeds that you learn in Ramadan. And the reality is that all of us always

experience a drop off after Ramadan, right? This hadith is when the Prophet

Salalah al-Aahab which of the actions are most beloved to Allah and he said

Salalah al-A-Wahmuha-in-Kal, the consistent ones even if they are small.

The most beloved of deeds to Allah are the consistent good deeds

even if they are small.

And as a a shawladi al-A al-Ishahadi al-Anhazad and al-Maham Muhammad in Salah al-Lah al-Lah al-I wasam that the family of Muhammad

so I said that al-I-Slais al-I said al-Iamilah al-Iu al- Amal and Ath Batu. When they did a good deed, they maintain that good deed.

And so a person might feel, well, how am I going to continue taroi haf to Ramadan?

Well, taroi hehiziz kia moolid.

But there's no way that you're going to be able to pray the same amount of Kiam after

Ramadan. There's no way you're going to be able to fast every day after Ramadan, right?

There's no way you're going to be able to maintain the same level of charity or

or remembrance. But maintaining consistency is a sign of your love for

Allah and is a sign that you are loved by Allah Subhano It's al-A-Lah. Now how does it speak to the love of Allah in particular?

The scholars mention it in this way. They say that if a person is able to maintain

the consistency of a good deed that's actually a testimony to its being

sincere for Allah's al-A-L. Why? Because if you waiver with your good deeds, then that's

probably a sign that there are external circumstances that drive the performance of those good deeds or

the lack of performance of those good deeds, which means that those good deeds rest upon something

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