This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. There's a great article that was written in the Huffington Post maybe a few weeks ago by a rabbi by the name of Alan Lury if I'm not mistaken and he wrote an article called

the allure of spiritual narcissism it was an incredible article and

somehow it really blew my mind because it made me think of the prophet's al-I-salle and as I was reading that article I was And so I'm

I really blew my mind because it made me think of the Prophet so I was reading that article.

I was thinking of the Prophet so I was how the Prophet's

al-I said him warned us against everything that he was mentioning.

And you know what he said?

He said, spiritual narcissism is that the end goal of your spirituality is self-love and feeling amazing.

The only thing you want out of your spirituality is to feel great.

So it's like buying a new car or buying a new house or acquiring

something else of this Dunia. It's a self-help method. It's just to make you feel

good. And is that supposed to be the goal of our dean that we're just supposed to make ourselves happy that we're just supposed to make

ourselves feel good isn't that the exact opposite of what the Prophet

Allah al-A-Wah al-Wah al-A-Wis-Lah al-A-Wasam embodied we find that Rasul-Lah al-A-Wa-Wis-Sala ai-Sala, I guarantee you dear brothers and sisters the way

the Prophet so I-sallem enjoyed his Tejut his pia-mulale is a way that none of us

would be able to enjoy our prayer.

The way the Prophet, so I is some love to interact with Allah Subhana

Oatayalam.

The way he left to stand at night even with his feet swelling, Salah al-A-Wah al-A-Was-Lam.

I guarantee you if it was up to the Prophet Salah-Lah al-A-Wah al-Wahlai was

a room, if Rossu, Sallahislah,

if Rossu, so I was,

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