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Imam Naazim Alaji Khutbah:The Heart ♥️

Imam Naazim Alaji's khutbah emphasizes the critical importance of purifying and maintaining the heart in Islam (6:18). He highlights that many problems, whether medical or otherwise, often stem from a deeper root cause, which in this context, is the condition of one's heart (6:06). Key points from the sermon include: • The Day of Reckoning (6:48): Imam Alaji reminds the audience that the Day of Judgment is approaching, and while people are aware of it, they often turn away heedlessly, being distracted by worldly matters (8:28). • Distraction of the Heart (10:19): The Imam explains that people hear divine messages repeatedly but remain busy with "play" because their hearts are distracted and attached to worldly desires like money (9:37-11:43). • The Heart as the Core (12:01): Referencing a saying of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), he states that if the heart is corrupt, the entire body is corrupt, and if it is righteous, the whole body is righteous. He stresses the need to align one's heart with the love of Allah (12:33). • Protecting the Heart's Avenues (14:14): The Imam discusses how eyes, ears, and the mind are direct avenues to the heart. He advises Muslims to guard what they see and hear, citing examples of Sahaba who lowered their gaze to protect their hearts from displeasing Allah (14:20-15:55). • The Concept of Tazkiyah (Purification of the Heart) (18:21): He explains that "Tazkiyah" is the cleaning and purifying of the "nafs" (self), particularly the heart. This involves contemplating one's flaws, such as jealousy and anger, and actively working to correct them (19:53-20:00). • Continual Self-Audit (24:32): The Imam encourages believers to continuously audit themselves, just as the companions of the Prophet did, to ensure their actions and intentions align with Allah's will (24:43-25:09). He stresses that purifying the heart is an ongoing effort, not just for Ramadan or the Day of Judgment (26:03). • Seeking Allah's Help (23:04): The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of crying out to Allah for help in purifying the heart and fostering a deeper connection with Him through personal prayers and contemplation (23:14-24:15).