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So now, Arakhmm Allahi Barakato, welcome back to the faith revival.

So much has been said about what iman looks like in a tree and in its

branches and in its fruits. And if we summarize all of them, we find some consistent themes.

Number one, Allah Subhahas says,

alm-Tara Kaeif al-O-Lahm,

and Kanyma and Tanyibit and Keshaz al-Tahrath in Tlaiba.

Have you not seen how Allah-Subhana has presented

the example to you of a good beautiful word like a tree that is beautiful and pure and he starts to describe this tree of iman.

So the word is La Iila and

what does La I in a tree form? The Prophet

Salalah al-Ih was said that the tree of faith is like a palm tree.

So now imagine this palm tree, this nachla being constructed.

Asluha fabbit, its roots are deep, its roots are firm. You walk up to a palm tree next

time you're in Medina, in

shawlah and try to knock it over and see what happens to you.

The roots of a palm tree are firm.

It is deeply rooted.

Asluhan fabbit, Wafar Uha Fissama, and its branches are high in the sky.

So the roots are firm, which means that the believer, though at times they will bend, they will

not break. The tree will not be uprooted so you'll always

have the roots in your heart even when your iman is not producing at its potential

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