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The Importance of Sincerity 13 May 2014
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Quran 2:3 · Al-Baqarah
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Quran 2:2 · Al-Baqarah
▶ 12:05
Quran 41:43 · Fussilat
▶ 15:25
Sunan Al-Tirmithi, Hadith No. 2784
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Quran 2:2 · Al-Baqarah
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This world is built on unseen realities and faith
“Allah ta'ala ne duniya ko is tarah banaya hai”
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Seriousness required to believe in the unseen
“Ghaib par yaqeen ke liye sabse zyada sanjeedgi chahiye”
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The Quran fulfills human nature, not old prophecies
“Dhalika'l-kitab ka matlab pichli kitabon ki peshangoi nahi”
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The Quran as the answer to humanity's inborn questions
“Dhalika'l-kitab la raiba fihi ka matlab samjhiye”
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Every human is born asking who am I, why
“Har insan jab paida hota hai to yeh sawal hota hai”
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Quran answers your deepest existential questions
“Yeh kitab tumhare un sawalaat ka jawab deti hai”
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Human desire itself proves fulfillment must exist
“Har aadmi khwahishaat ka majmua hai”
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Infinite human desire proves Paradise as its fulfillment
“Har aadmi ke andar be-panah desire hain”
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Only humans have unlimited desires, unlike animals
“Insan ke siwa kisi makhlooq ki koi khwahish nahi”
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Desire and its fulfillment are counterparts, like lid and pot
“Talab ki maujoodgi matloob ka saboot hai”
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Hadith: nothing like Paradise yet its seeker sleeps
“Ma ra'ait mithla'l-jannati na'ima talibuha”
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True taqwa means not settling for money, fame, power
“Taqwa ka ek shar'i mafhoom hai aur ek fitri mafhoom”
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Fitri taqwa, the cancer story, and true sincerity
“Yahan shar'i taqwa murad nahi, fitri taqwa murad hai”
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Dying woman's last wish was about her cat
“Ek aurat ko cancer ki khabar mili”
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No king ever fulfilled his desires in this world
“Koi badshah is nishane ko poora nahi kar saka”
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Serious seekers reach the Creator, others stop at evolution
“Ek aadmi ke saamne yeh sawal hai duniya kaise bani”
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Evolution is just a word, not an explanation
“Evolution theory to ek mafrooza hai, ek lafz hai”
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