How does someone end up taking the most priceless treasure that they can have in this life are our faith and end up squandering it and losing it?

You kept putting yourselves in situations where your faith gets tested.

Try to understand what that means.

You kept putting yourself in environments where you knew it was bad for you,

but you said, no, I can handle it.

I got this, I got this this you kept surrounding yourselves with friends that would do bad things say bad things see bad things go to bad places

But you said I'm not like them, I'm just trying to help them.

The intention of today's kuba is to actually share with you part of just one Aya that belongs to Suritul Hadid.

But in order to share some lessons from this Aya with you, I'd like to give you some context.

This Aya belongs to the very middle of Suratil Hadid, and in the very middle of Suutul Hadid,

Allah paints a scene of Judgment Day.

Judgment Day is something that Allah talks about in many places in the Quran,

and usually when he talks about it,

he talks about people that are heading towards Jana, the believers,

and people that are heading towards the hellfire,

the disbelievers.

But this passage in particular is unique because Allah instead of comparing believers to

disbelievers, he compares believers to hypocrites.

Allah, Allah may not make us from them, but Allah instead of comparing those who So,

Allah mala, may Allah not make us from them?

But Allah, instead of comparing those who have faith,

as opposed to those who have no faith,

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