Your Image of Allah and Attachment to Him | Khutbah by Dr. Osman Umarji

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People imagine Allah in different ways. Some perceive Him as loving and kind. Others perceive Him as as distant and punishing. Many sources influence our perceptions of Allah, including our education and parents. Ultimately, having a benevolent image of Allah is key to having a healthy relationship with Him.

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31 thoughts on “Your Image of Allah and Attachment to Him | Khutbah by Dr. Osman Umarji”

  8. The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "One who strives to help the widows and the poor is like the one who fights in the way of Allah." The narrator said: I think that he (ﷺ) added also: "I shall regard him as the one who stands up (for prayer) without rest and as the one who observes fasts continuously".*. I am your sister. I live in Yemen and I live in forceful conditions that people cannot afford to rent in my house. I do not have an income from which I and my children live, and no one is responsible for us. By God, you help us. we are living under compelling circumstances that human beings cannot afford to live in. we hardly get anything to eat. Also My mother is sick and has Quadriplegia and stroke, unable to move. ! and needs care and medication, She has no one left in my family but me.! Most of the time I can t buy her even half of the medicine scheduled for her’ If she does not have medication, suffers from pain and I am unable to do anything. There is neither might nor power for me except with Allah, the Most High, the Great. and debts are accumulating on us and increasing day by day, and the owner of the house threatens us every day to expel me to the street, my brothers. Please look at us with an eye of mercy and extend a hand of goodness to them to ease our suffering. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:"You gain no victory or livelihood except through (the blessings and invocations of) the poor amongst you)*

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  13. And there will still be so much people suffering in hellfire… No, we dont have an evil Lord. We as human beings should be ashamed, you must be truly disgusting if you let the most merciful punish you there. May Allah forgive us

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  15. Thank you Yaqeen for caring about us, for showing us the truth that needs to be said, for loving us, for bringing out people to speak the truth, for helping us understand, for treating us with love and care!
    May Allah give you the care and love you want to see on the Last Day!
    Thanks Yaqeen Team!

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  16. Asalam ma laykum  may allah bless and ease the sufferings of the ummah and may allah unite the ummah upon the quran and sunnah and may allah have mercy on all those that have passed away before us and may Allah have mercy on us when we pass away and may allah cure all those that have a sickness and a disability and may allah grant them a cure that leaves no aliment and may allah protect the muslims from hellfire and from the fitnah of dajjal and may allah answer all our prayers ameen

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  25. Introspective on the idea of God. God is more merciful than any parents or loved ones. More forgiving than any human being. Allah always come back despite our continuous mistakes. God is only looking for excuses to forgive us. And everything that have been prohibited to us, they are harmful to us not only physically but also to our heart and mind.

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