He already knows what we're feeling.

It's just allowing us to process it.

And you know, we even have to talk it out because if we keep it in our thoughts and our mind, we're just going to go crazy replaying it, replaying it, replaying it.

And then that conversation is between your thoughts and shaitan,

which is just going to discourage you from doing something good.

But supan Allah, when we just say it and talk about it,

it's a sense of relief just getting it out of your thoughts and just hearing it.

And sphan'u'llah, it's like just when you're confused about something and you talk about

it out loud to yourself,

you find yourself having a better solution than just keeping it replaying in your mind.

You know, part of our faith is reflection and just sitting and pondering about the blessings,

about things we did good, things we did bad.

Things we did good, we should humble ourselves and thank God that he gave us the

pathway of doing it and the strength to do it and the knowledge to do it. And if there's anything

wrong that we short-handed, we should definitely be merciful about it, have remorse, regret,

and ask God to strengthen us and protect us from it again.

Death isn't the greatest loss in life.

It's the spiritual death of our hearts while we are still living.

You're listening to Unsween and Unfilter the podcast, episode 8 of Season 4. I once heard that we treat death like a mystery, when in fact it's the one experience

all of us are guaranteed to share. As human beings living in this dunya, we tend to not see

the shape of the life we've lived until we have reached the end of it. Siphanalah how death is the one thing that simultaneously kills us, but also motivates us to live

a very fulfilled life, a life that Allah is pleased with. Through seeking knowledge surrounding

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