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When her water ran out, she realizes she needs to find food.

Even though she trusts Allah, she knows you need to go look for what Allah's going to give you.

There is no such thing in Islam as sitting back and letting Divine Qadr directly intervene.

No, Divine Qadr will intervene, but only when you bring about the context.

Many brothers and sisters, it is the season of Hajj, and Hajj brings forth many reminders,

and of the necessary reminders of Hajj is the story of the founding of the house in Makka, the first house of worship that Allah, sui'ana-u-ta-a-la legislated for mankind. Awul'a baitin wu'a'an-nais. And that story, which has been mentioned in the Quran and in the traditions of the

Prophet sallu a lao alexa like all of the Quranic stories has much wisdom for us

so today inshallahu ta'a'a'a we will extract 10 blessings wisdoms benefits

morals from the story of Ibrahim and Hager, from the story of Ismail

a.l. Alihl Salam and take those lessons for us to benefit from directly. We all know

the outline of the story where Allah suhanna and Tala commanded Ibrahim al-Ale to take Hajar and Ismail and to leave them in

Makkah for a period of time and then come back again later on and be monitoring

them and Allah tested Ibrahim through the sacrificial dream that he saw of Ismail and

Allah commanded Abraham to build the Kaaba and to call people to haj

that story which occurs multiple times in the Quran from it we can derive so much morality and

wisdom ethics and a khaq that will shape how we

ourselves view our world.

Of the benefits of that story

is the iman

the tawakul of our mother

Hajar, alayhas-salam.

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