Why Is There No Barakah in Your Life? | #22 The Disease and the Cure | Ust. Abdulrahman Hassan #AMAU
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Why Is There No Barakah in Your Life? | #22 The Disease and the Cure | Ust. Abdulrahman Hassan #AMAU
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In Episode 22 of Ad-Daa’ wa Ad-Dawaa’ (The Disease and the Cure), Ustadh Abdulrahman Hassan explains how sins quietly drain a person’s life. They block acts of obedience, make worship heavy, and turn repentance into a struggle. One sin opens the door to another, until the heart grows numb and the years pass with little to show.
Sins waste what could’ve been a life full of khayr, while obedience brings ease, clarity, and barakah - even in a short lifespan.
Watch this episode. It might show you what’s been taking the life out of your worship, and how to bring it back.
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Precap and Introduction
3:00 - Sins Prevent You From Obedience
11:00 - Detailed Analysis of Sins’ Effect on Lifespan
49:26 - The Chain Effect of Sins: A Comprehensive Discussion
1:05:32 - Sins Render the Heart Weak and Indecisive
1:12:19 - The Heart Doesn’t Recognise Sins as Evil
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