This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com This is the D'Avah of this uwahhānāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhāhā oma to be able to make some observations. The crisis of the uma is not economics. It's politics it's not education it's not corruption that is not the

crisis of the uma the crisis of the uma the crisis of the uma is that the family

unit is being destroyed people don't know how to raise their kids anymore.

People don't know what it means to be parents anymore. Husbands don't know what it means to be a husband anymore.

Wife doesn't know what it means to be a wife anymore. Children don't know what it means to be a wife anymore.

Children don't know what it means to be children anymore.

That is being destroyed by the modern context we live in.

And when we learn this Dura, we learn that one of the things that will protect us, will save us,

save our uma, is that we protect our family.

We protect that unit. The biggest priority the parents in this room have. The biggest priority you have is the Islam of your children.

What will they do when you're gone?

Are they only making Salat because you're standing over there?

Or are they making Salat because you've been able to put the Taku-O-O-O-L-Lah

in their hearts?

Yeah, Koo-Wah al-Lah, his dying. He's dying. And he looks at his children and says,

Ma'akbudunam imbadi.

I'm Kuntum shuada is Hadarai al-Kuwal-Maot, if Kala Libanihi, Maat al-AqKu al-Nahah. It's kal-alibani-ihi.

Ma'am-Mim-Babadi.

He's dying and he looks at his children and says,

what are you going to worship after I'm gone?

While I was here, you used to pray.

You used to worship Allah, you used to make d'ahadam,

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