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As Sala mahr ala kum rahimatulah he was Barakatu

Smilah he was hamdulah he was Salah to a sala to a salam al-A la rassulah he, al-Lahhi, was Salah to a-sala, al-Iah al-Iah, al-Iah, what is unique about you? Have you ever asked yourself? What makes you special?

For me, I'm a believer. For all of us, in shawlma, we are believers.

If I say I'm a believer there needs to be something about me that is

special and if I don't realize that if I don't it up, or if I don't make an effort to be someone who is special and unique in so many ways, then I have a problem.

If Allah has given me the gift of recognizing him, of believing in him,

surely, the way I speak needs to be unique.

The way I interact with people needs to be unique.

He's chosen me to worship him alone. He's chosen me to do so much good and I call myself a believer.

People out there watch me, they look at me, they see if they were to see goodness, it would reflect in a good way.

But imagine them witnessing hooliganism, witnessing people with bad dirty habits, people

fighting with their spouses and children in public or stories of them doing the

nastiest things in their homes being told to others who are not even believers or

even to other believers.

What is so unique about me in that case?

If anything, I'm reflecting badly

on myself, on the people who follow the faith,

and even on Muhammad,

so Allah who al-A-I-Hah he was

unfortunately.

And sometimes, people might look at a bad way to Allah Almighty Nāu-Duh

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