After Laylatul Qadr: Were My Sins Forgiven? - Sayed Saleh Qazwini

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[0:01]meaning the day of meaning a day like today is just like

[0:06]the eve of the and of course we know that the last

[0:13]10 nights of the holy month of Ramadan were very special in

[0:19]his life some of us as soon as done we check out

[0:21]that's it we our life goes back to normal but in reality

[0:27]during the 10 nights of the month of Ramadan on all the

[0:31]way up until the Eid.

[0:32]You see that the holy prophet was very vigilant, was very careful

[0:37]and he would spend his nights in fact would roll up his

[0:44]mattress.

[0:45]He had a small something that he would sleep on.

[0:47]He would put it aside on the last 10 nights of the

[0:51]month of Ramadan.

[0:53]Meaning that he's not focused on sleep right now.

[0:54]He's not focused on rest right now.

[0:56]Rest could come after.

[0:59]Now he's focused on he's focused on worship.

[1:03]And they tell him, "Yeah, why are you doing this to yourself?

[1:05]Why are you doing so much?

[1:07]Allah subhana wa ta'ala has cleansed you.

[1:09]Allah has purified you." And he would reply, "Should I not be

[1:17]a thankful servant?" Sometimes is not just about if I did something

[1:21]wrong, I need to ask Allah for forgiveness.

[1:24]Maybe I didn't do anything wrong, but I still say Allah.

[1:30]I still repent.

[1:30]Why?

[1:30]Because I need to show Allah subhana wa ta'ala that I'm still

[1:36]a worshipper.

[1:35]I'm still obedient.

[1:38]I'm not proud.

[1:37]I don't have arrogance over toba.

[1:40]I don't have arrogance over.

[1:43]There are some people they say I don't do anything wrong therefore

[1:45]I don't need to do aar.

[1:46]Noah used to say the prophet used to do aar all the

[1:53]time and sometimes it's to show that you are a servant of

[1:59]Allah subhana wa ta'ala to show the obedience to Allah subhanahu wa

[2:02]ta'ala.

[2:03]So this is one point my dear brothers and sisters.

[2:06]Another very important point that many people ask after a long stretch

[2:14]of and dua and prayers and supplications is how do I know

[2:19]that my dua was accepted?

[2:19]How do I know that my prayers were actually accepted?

[2:25]Is there a sign?

[2:26]Is there a way that I could tell?

[2:29]Number one, we believe that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala answers everyone.

[2:37]If you have a shadow of a doubt that Allah subhana wa

[2:39]ta'ala did not accept your dua or did not hear you or

[2:44]did not forgive you or did not listen to you, that means

[2:46]you don't really believe in God as the allhearing.

[2:49]That means you don't really believe in God as the all-seeing.

[2:51]That means you don't really believe in God as Alman.

[2:57]Allah keeps telling me sayman I am the merciful I am the

[3:02]compassionate but I say no God has not forgiven me what am

[3:04]I saying that means I'm saying no you're not theman my sins

[3:10]are bigger than you and that's kufur that's haram so we need

[3:14]to all believe that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala forgives and Allah subhanana

[3:19]wa ta'ala does forgive and Allah subhanana wa ta'ala does listen but

[3:23]then some people they come and they say, "But I'm not seeing

[3:28]results.

[3:29]I need to see tangible results from my duas.

[3:31]I asked for something.

[3:32]I need to see the answer the next day." Well, here is

[3:37]the difference between God and me.

[3:39]I'm not God.

[3:38]And Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala knows what's best.

[3:42]Allah subhana wa ta'ala has the knowledge of today, of yesterday, of

[3:46]tomorrow, of in 10 years down the line.

[3:48]Allah subhana wa ta'ala knows what's best for me.

[3:52]And this is why when we look at the duas of the

[3:55]the duas in the Quran of the prophets, you see they ask

[3:57]for general things meaning oh Allah you choose what is good for

[4:05]me.

[4:06]I don't know what's good for me and that's why it's sometimes

[4:10]it's not good to be very specific because we don't know what's

[4:13]best for us.

[4:15]Ask for the and Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala opens doors of blessings

[4:19]in our lives in ways that we don't even imagine in ways

[4:25]that we cannot even conceive.

[4:25]In fact, some people they ask where is my dua answered?

[4:28]When is my dua going to be answered?

[4:30]We are drowning in the blessings of God and we ask these

[4:35]silly questions.

[4:34]Allah subhana wa ta'ala every day he's giving you every day Allah

[4:38]subhana wa ta'ala is honoring us and we ask when is our

[4:44]duas going to be answered now my dear brothers and sisters one

[4:50]of the greatest blessings of um that come out of these nights

[4:56]and the nights of worship the the nights of the month of

[5:01]Ramadan maybe it's a blessing that you do not see but that

[5:05]is that Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala forgives all of the sins.

[5:09]Allah subhanana wa ta'ala is very capable and Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala

[5:14]does not break his promises and God is Allah subhanana wa ta'ala

[5:19]will forgive a person's sins and they will as if they will

[5:24]have a clean slate with Allah subhana wa ta'ala you know sometimes

[5:28]we might say something to someone we might not have a good

[5:31]relationship with someone the relationship still remains for a while for a

[5:37]very long time sometimes even years it's not healthy relationship there's always

[5:42]even if they forgiven you still always remember what had happened between

[5:46]the two with Allah subhanana wa ta'ala Allah erases everything Allah subhanahu

[5:52]wa ta'ala will act as if you have not done anything Allah

[5:58]subhana wa t'ala will act as if that sin has not taken

[6:00]place and Allah will even make the angels forget what you have

[6:04]done the angels won't even know what you have done So on

[6:09]these uh nights, great nights, one of the greatest blessings is that

[6:14]Allah subhana wa ta'ala forgives.

[6:16]And as long as a person is truly sincere, as long as

[6:21]a person is truly sincere in their Toba, then Allah subhana t

[6:26]will forgive them.

[6:29]And Allah has promised in the Quran Allah subhanana wa ta'ala forgives

[6:41]all of the sins.

[6:42]I need to believe in that and I need to never lose

[6:46]hope in Allah subhana wa t'ala.

[6:47]But here is the main point my dear brothers and sisters.

[6:51]I believe God will forgive.

[6:52]I know God is forgiving but I have to keep up my

[6:57]end of the deal as well.

[6:57]When I make a when I make a commitment, God will tell

[7:02]me, "I will forgive, but you need to keep up your end

[7:04]of the deal." A lot of us, we don't keep up our

[7:07]end of the deal.

[7:09]I say, "I won't go back.

[7:11]The next day, I go back to the same sin.

[7:14]Where's the deal?

[7:13]Where's the promise that I made?

[7:17]I broke my promise like that." So here, forgiveness is a process.

[7:22]And one of the first steps of the process is to stop

[7:26]the sins, to stop the wrong.

[7:31]Sometimes it's not a sin that I'm doing, but it's a bad

[7:33]habit that opens the doors to other sins.

[7:36]So, see, sometimes maybe we gossip, but I don't like gossiping.

[7:42]I say, "I don't want to gossip, but when do I gossip?"

[7:45]When I'm hanging around a bad group of friends.

[7:49]hanging around friends is not haram.

[7:51]But maybe I need to change my life.

[7:53]I need to change my schedule.

[7:54]I need to change who who I hang out with.

[7:58]And once I do that, then I will see the blessings pour

[8:03]down in my life.

[8:03]Because sometimes there are some life habits that stop us from reaching

[8:07]our highest potential.

[8:10]And mentions this There are sins.

[8:20]They are the reasons for our suffering.

[8:22]I I say I promise I want to change my life.

[8:25]Allah tells me I will forgive but then I keep going back.

[8:30]I can't let go of these habits.

[8:31]In one of the most beautiful duas that is recited during the

[8:34]month of Ramadan at the time of Sah Zin.

[8:40]He would recite this beautiful dua dua Abu Hamza.

[8:44]This great companion of the Im Abu Hamza he says I heard

[8:49]the im at the time of Sahar.

[8:50]He began to recite this beautiful dua beautiful dua.

[8:55]If you have not recited this dua during these nights make sure

[9:00]you recite even one page even one paragraph from this dua.

[9:06]The imam he mentions some of the reasons why we keep falling

[9:09]back in sin.

[9:12]He says, He says, "Every time I try, I come and I

[9:33]make a commitment.

[9:37]I get sleepy.

[9:39]I get drowsy.

[9:40]I feel I feel that there's a gravity, something that's pulling me

[9:44]away from you." And then he says, He says, "Why is it

[10:04]that every time I try, every time I make a promise, I

[10:07]cannot keep my promise?

[10:10]Every time I make a commitment, I am unable to keep that

[10:14]commit commitment." And then he says, Allchech.

[10:57]The Imam is talking about the bad habits that we have.

[11:01]These bad habits might not necessarily be sins.

[11:04]Maybe I like to hang out with the wrong group of people.

[11:06]I like to spend time around things that don't remind me of

[11:11]God.

[11:11]If they tell me there's a party, there's a gathering, we all

[11:14]rush to it.

[11:15]They tell me there's a masjid, there's this and that.

[11:18]We're all are are we we drag our feet and we cannot

[11:21]go.

[11:21]Why?

[11:22]Because I don't have that interest in God.

[11:24]I don't have that passion towards my religion.

[11:27]The same way I have a passion towards a Super Bowl game

[11:30]or towards any sports or any gathering or any of these things.

[11:36]So Allah subhana wa ta'ala love is mutual.

[11:37]Imagine you have a friend and you kind of are not really

[11:41]committed to that relationship.

[11:42]You're dragging your feet every time he invites you.

[11:46]But then if someone else invites you, you run to them.

[11:48]What kind of a friendship is that?

[11:50]Is that a healthy friendship?

[11:54]That's not a healthy friendship.

[11:55]So here the imisam, he addresses these issues.

[11:59]He says, "I need to change my habits.

[12:02]I need to change my lifestyle because Allah subhanana wa ta'ala does

[12:06]not shut a door for no reason.

[12:08]Doors are shut because of our own actions and because of our

[12:12]own habits.

[12:13]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to help us and give us

[12:16]the strength to be able to change the habits into positive ones.

[12:32]Muhammaduhammed.

[12:34][cough] Alhamdulillah.

[12:48]Alhamdulillah.

[13:17]Ali Muhammadu Muhammad Muhammad for Hussein.

[13:53]Sayham Ali.

[14:19]Brothers and sisters, please fill the gaps.

[14:22]so that people can make it in.

[14:25]There are some empty spots here and there are people outside.

[14:26]There's no space for them.

[14:28]Please come forward and fill the gaps.

[14:36]>> We are talking about how do I know that God has

[14:41]forgiven me after a whole night of of worship during this holy

[14:47]month of Ramadan.

[14:47]Number one, don't go back to sins.

[14:50]That's it.

[14:51]You have to make a promise.

[14:52]For how long do I keep breaking my promise?

[14:55]I need to make that commitment.

[14:57]Number two, sometimes it's not a sin.

[15:01]Sometimes it's a bad habit that I need to stop because this

[15:07]bad habit opens the door towards sinning.

[15:11]And number three, my dear brothers and sisters, one of the mo

[15:14]very important things that we can all do is that we have

[15:20]to fix the bad.

[15:23]We have to amend.

[15:23]We have to make changes.

[15:24]If I hurt someone and I come and I say, "I forgive

[15:27]me." Okay, Allah says, "I will forgive you, but you need to

[15:32]still sort it out with the person that you hurt." If I

[15:34]stole money from someone, if I oppress someone and I come and

[15:38]I beg God, Allah tells me, I will forgive you from my

[15:40]part.

[15:40]But you need to fix your affairs with people.

[15:44]And this is something that is natural.

[15:46]We need to fix our affairs with people and we need to

[15:50]also fix our affairs with God.

[15:55]Some of us, for example, I have not prayed.

[15:56]Now I come and I want to do Toba.

[16:00]Allah says, I will welcome you.

[16:01]Come, come.

[16:00]You are welcome to do Toba.

[16:04]I will forgive you.

[16:04]I will accept.

[16:07]But don't forget to make up those prayers.

[16:09]You still have those prayers that you may that you miss.

[16:11]You have to go and make them up.

[16:13]Some of us we think that Allah since he forgave me then

[16:17]that's it.

[16:16]Because if you knew about the salah, there's a difference between someone

[16:21]who was not a Muslim.

[16:23]They didn't know about the salah.

[16:24]Then they came and they said they became a Muslim.

[16:29]Now salah became now they have to do it.

[16:32]So that's why scholars say they don't need to do the prayers

[16:34]before they were Muslim.

[16:36]But if someone was a Muslim, someone was born into a Muslim

[16:39]family, they knew Salah was waj on them and they were not

[16:41]praying.

[16:42]Now they want to do tba.

[16:45]Allah will forgive.

[16:45]Allah is the all forgiving.

[16:46]Never allow anyone to push you from the gates of mercy of

[16:52]Allah subhana wa tala.

[16:52]Allah is very merciful.

[16:53]But you still have to fix our affairs.

[16:54]We still have to pray.

[16:56]Allah is going to ask me about these prayers.

[16:59]Allah is going to ask me about my Hajj if I have

[17:00]not gone.

[17:01]Allah is going to ask me about mys and my zakat and

[17:05]all of my responsibilities that we have.

[17:09]So we need to fix our affairs.

[17:11]Here I want to say a story.

[17:12]This is narrated by one of the companions of IM by the

[17:18]name of Abu Bas.

[17:19]Abu Basir was a great companion of the Imams of the Alb

[17:24]and he was living in Kufa and Imam Saddak was living in

[17:27]Medina.

[17:27]Abu Bas he says I had a neighbor.

[17:31]This neighbor used to work for Beni.

[17:34][clears throat] He used to work for the Omeayads and he was

[17:40]in the wrong.

[17:40]He was always having parties.

[17:42]He's drinking.

[17:44]He's he's doing uh things that are that are very off.

[17:50]And he says he's my neighbor and I used to always do

[17:52]I used to always come and tell him when are you changing

[17:55]your life?

[17:56]Look, you're getting older.

[17:57]How long are you going to be living this life?

[18:02]He says he would he would ignore me.

[18:06]And then and then I kept insisting and insisting and then after

[18:11]a while after I insisted he comes and he tells me listen

[18:17]I have this is a this is a this is something I

[18:22]can't let go of.

[18:25]But the man had a little bit of good in him.

[18:30]And that good was that he knew who was a close friend

[18:32]to Abu Bas.

[18:34]And who was a close friend to Abu Bas at that time?

[18:39]Im Saddakam.

[18:37]He knew that Imam Saddak is the grandson of the prophet and

[18:43]he's he's this great man.

[18:44]So he tells him, "Listen, I have a problem and I need

[18:47]you.

[18:48]Can you ask Imam Saddak to pray for me?

[18:50]Ask Imam Saddak to pray for me and then maybe Allah will

[18:56]change my life." That means he never let go hope in Allah

[18:58]subhanaa tala.

[18:59]That means there's always a little bit of attachment to good.

[19:04]And I see a lot of people they do that.

[19:04]Sometimes I meet people they're in the wrong and they say say

[19:09]please pray for me.

[19:09]Maybe I could change my life.

[19:12]Maybe my life will change.

[19:12]That's a good sign.

[19:12]That means you still have good in you.

[19:14]And everyone has good in them.

[19:17]Abu Bas he says I kept it in my mind when I

[19:21]go see Im Saddak I go to Medina and then he says

[19:22]I tell the im I have a neighbor and he says he

[19:27]says I have this problem I keep falling back in the sin

[19:33]the imisam he tells him tell your neighbor that if he keeps

[19:36]his word I will keep my word I will guarantee him paradise

[19:41]but he has to make changes in his life the imam says

[19:46]I will guarantee him paradise but he needs to make changes in

[19:48]his life.

[19:50]Abu Bas he says I went back and he said that my

[19:55]meaning my im he made you a promise that he will support

[19:58]you he will pray for you he will help you he will

[20:01]be there for you but you have to make some changes.

[20:05]The man he said really this is what the imam said he

[20:07]said yes this is what the imam said.

[20:09]So then that man he went on a course of changing his

[20:14]life.

[20:15]That's it.

[20:17]He went all of the haram that he had acquired because he

[20:19]used to work for benya.

[20:23]He used to take from people's wealth.

[20:25]So he started giving back the properties and giving back the money

[20:29]to everyone that he had taken from.

[20:31]Abu Bas he says a few days later I go and I

[20:35]check up on him.

[20:37]I go and I knock on the door.

[20:39]He stands behind the door.

[20:39]He has no clothes.

[20:41]I tell him, "What happened?" He said, "Didn't your imam say that

[20:45]everything haram that I have, I have to give it back." He

[20:48]said, "Everything in my life was haram.

[20:50]All my money was haram." So Abu Bas, he says, "We went

[20:54]with a with a group of friends.

[20:55]We went and we got him some food.

[20:56]We went and we he had gotten rid of everything, his furniture,

[21:00]everything.

[21:00]He got rid of it." He says, "We went and we gave

[21:04]him some food.

[21:05]We gave gave him some clothes." And he says, "I kept over

[21:08]the next few weeks and days, I kept checking up on him.

[21:12]I saw that his health became weaker and weaker and weaker until

[21:16]he was dying." The man, Subhan Allah, Allah, some people they live

[21:20]a whole life in the wrong, but in the end their is

[21:26]good.

[21:26]He was dying.

[21:24]He said, "I went to him and I was checking up on

[21:30]him.

[21:31]He was in the pangs of death and he was on and

[21:35]off.

[21:35]He opened his eyes and he tells me, "Oh Abu Bas, your

[21:38]your companion, your Imam, he kept his word with me.

[21:44]I see paradise in front of me.

[21:45]Your Imam kept his word and then he died." And then Abu

[21:52]Bas he says, "I went to Medina when I was going to

[21:56]the Hajj.

[21:57]I go to see Imam.

[21:58]I enter at the door.

[22:01]The imam is sitting.

[22:01]He sees me from far and the first thing he tells me.

[22:07]Oh, I kept my word with your man as well.

[22:12]What does this show us?

[22:16]This shows us that if we truly want to repent, if we

[22:18]are sincere, Allah subhana wa ta'ala does forgive.

[22:22]And these nights on the nights of power when we put the

[22:28]Quran on our head and we say Hassani Hussein and we mention

[22:33]the names of the imams that means we're asking for their help

[22:36]as well because we need help.

[22:36]We need help from Allah.

[22:39]We need help from the and they do help us.

[22:43]So we ask Allah subhanana wa ta'ala to help us make these

[22:46]changes in our lives so that our lives can become purified and

[22:53]closer to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[22:56]My dear brothers and sisters, on this Friday, the last Friday of

[23:00]the holy month of Ramadan, next Friday, there's a great chance that

[23:04]we will have a united Eid.

[23:05]Everyone will be celebrating Eid on the same day.

[23:09]And Friday will be that means this is the last of the

[23:14]holy month of Ramadan.

[23:13]That means this is one of our last chances to pray to

[23:20]Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala on this Friday because the times are the

[23:24]time is moving and there's no guarantee that I will make it

[23:29]for next Ramadan.

[23:28]There's no guarantee.

[23:31]So ask Allah subhana wa ta'ala.

[23:32]And the day of Jum is a day of dua.

[23:35]The day of Jum is a day of supplication.

[23:38]The day of Jum is the day to do good to make

[23:43]amends in our lives on these moments.

[23:44]Pray and ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to hasten the reappearance of

[23:48]the Imam of our time.

[23:48]Ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to bring his justice and his mercy

[23:56]to those who are suffering right now.

[24:00]Right now in Iran, in Lebanon and across the world, there are

[24:05]people that are suffering, but especially these two countries in Iran and

[24:08]in Lebanon.

[24:09]over I a few days ago I heard that over 8,000 homes

[24:15]were destroyed in Iran because of the aggression because of the Israeli

[24:18]and American aggression.

[24:19]Right now in Lebanon there are a lot of people that are

[24:22]living in the streets.

[24:24]They don't have a place to sleep.

[24:26]They're they have tents and they have them in the streets because

[24:28]in the the last war they were able to go to Iraq.

[24:33]Now even the path to Iraq is closed.

[24:35]Where are they going to go?

[24:35]So there are people that are suffering.

[24:38]There are people that have nothing.

[24:40]On this day, we ask Allah for his divine justice and we

[24:45]ask Allah subhana wa ta'ala for his divine mercy and we ask

[24:48]Allah for his divine wrath upon the oppressors.

[24:51]Those who have no respect for human rights, those who have no

[24:55]respect and don't respect the sanctity of the human life and human

[24:59]blood.

[25:00]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to remove them and to stop

[25:07]their corruption and their filth and their evil.

[25:09]My dear brothers and sisters, this j is also considered to be

[25:16]the day of the day of and today there is a a

[25:18]procession in front of the centennial library in Dearbornne at 6 p.m.

[25:25]If you're able to attend, you can attend.

[25:25]If you can't pray for the do dua and in any capacity

[25:31]that you can say and do what you can do.

[25:34]My dear brothers and sisters on the day of Eid, everyone has

[25:41]to give zakat.

[25:40]Every person has to give zakat.

[25:42]The head of the household, the one who brings in the income,

[25:46]the one who spent, they have to give the zakat for everyone

[25:48]in the household.

[25:51]And they estimate it between $10 to $15.

[25:55]I my recommendation people ask I say $15.

[25:58]Why?

[25:59]Because $10 is for the one that doesn't eat meat and chicken

[26:01]and fish and and all the good food every day.

[26:04]For you who are eating and enjoying life, give more.

[26:07]It's okay.

[26:07]There's nothing wrong with that.

[26:10]You give the higher end of it for each person in the

[26:13]family.

[26:14]And if you want to send your money, your zakat overseas, you

[26:19]have to think about it now because it needs to arrive on

[26:22]the day of Eid or before the day of Eid.

[26:25]It should not arrive after the day of Eid.

[26:28]So I know many people they want to send back home.

[26:30]They want to give for those who are in need.

[26:32]You have to do that from now so that on the day

[26:35]of Eid the money has already arrived.

[26:37]You don't wait on the day of Eid.

[26:39]You still you want to begin the process.

[26:40]This is if you want to send to your family, which is

[26:45]highly recommended.

[26:44]If you don't know anyone, we are going to have boxes here

[26:50]and we have also on our um on our website there is

[26:52]a link to give your zakat.

[26:56]You just give for $15 per person.

[26:57]And we're going to have boxes here that the zakat could be

[27:00]given before the day of Eid.

[27:03]You have all the way until the day of Eid to give

[27:04]your zakat.

[27:06]My dear brothers and sisters, another very important announcement is that we

[27:13]alhamdulillah and inshallah we are planning on um groundbreaking very soon.

[27:18]Maybe inshallah in June we will be groundbreaking but we are still

[27:22]very much short in raising the funds for the groundbreaking.

[27:27]We alhamdulillah we had a campaign for the prayer spots and that

[27:30]one was a very successful campaign.

[27:32]Now we are launching another campaign for the gym because the the

[27:38]building is going to have a musah.

[27:39]It's going to have a gymnasium and it's going to have classrooms.

[27:42]So inshallah now we're focusing on the gymnasium raising the funds for

[27:47]the gymnasium.

[27:48]And this is something that your kids, your family, there's going to

[27:51]be times for men, there's going to be times for women.

[27:53]This is a place, it's a community center.

[27:56]So please, we ask you and this is the month of Ramadan.

[28:02]There are many people that wait for these opportunities to come and

[28:05]there are some people that run away from these opportunities.

[28:08]Don't be the one that runs away from these opportunities.

[28:09]This is a blessing that is coming your way.

[28:14]This is an opportunity.

[28:13]Later on, people will look and they will say, "Alhamdulillah, I participated

[28:18]in this." And those who didn't, they're going to say, "I wish

[28:23]I had participated in this." My dear brothers and sisters, we ask

[28:26]for your support.

[28:26]The campaign that we're having is that we need $3,000 for each

[28:33]spot, for each name.

[28:34]It's about $3,000.

[28:37]And this could be given over um a period.

[28:40]If you give it within a year, it's $250 a month.

[28:41]And that will be a be able to raise it.

[28:44]You could do it on behalf of yourself and you could do

[28:47]it on behalf of your children who will be benefiting from this,

[28:49]who will be playing in this gymnasium and who will be coming

[28:54]and spending time here.

[28:56]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to bless you all.

[29:16]for Quran.

[29:45]United.

[30:19]Ahmed turnbased.

[30:52]Hay.

[30:54]I am.

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