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The Eye of the Believer sees everything through the lens of the greatness of Allah.

So he doesn't belittle a good deed because he knows the greatness of the one he's doing

it for.

La taqirana min al-Mawrofi Shay'ad do not belittle any good deed the Prophet's slice

that I'm said.

And with that same reasoning, he also doesn't belittle any sin because he recognizes the

greatness of the one who he is sinning against.

Hence the Prophet's slice and I'm warned against Muhammad, the belidling of sin.

Now when you do good, you remember that Allah deserves better.

So you keep doing more good.

And when you inevitably do sin, you remember that Allah's mercy is greater than your sin

and you repent.

And when you think the short du'at or this little deed or this little donation isn't

going to make a difference, remember that once you plant

that deed with sincerity, it's Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala who's going to grow it from

there.

So as you're standing before Allah, what deeds have you brought with you to this momentous

meeting with him?

Before the deeds are weighed, they are presented to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and are actually

presented to you by Allah and Allah already knows your motivations.

He knows your intentions.

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