IF YOU SKIP THIS, YOU'RE DENYING YOURSELF FORGIVENESS!

Summary

This powerful message emphasizes the importance of maintaining spiritual purity during Ramadan and warns against the damaging effects of pornography. The speaker reminds viewers that while fasting physically from food and water, they must also guard their hearts and minds from sinful desires. Every moment spent indulging in harmful content is a sin, recorded by angels. The speaker urges repentance, stressing that true fasting involves more than just abstaining from food—it's about purifying one's soul. Ultimately, the message encourages breaking free from destructive habits, seeking Allah's forgiveness, and filling one's heart with Quran, prayer, and good deeds.

Takeaways

• 😀 Your actions, even behind closed doors, are being recorded by the angels. Every click and glance is a sin being written down.
• 😀 Watching pornography, especially during Ramadan, breaks your fast spiritually and harms your connection to Allah.
• 😀 Pornography works like a drug—it dulls your senses, rewires your brain, and weakens your ability to enjoy real relationships.
• 😀 Every time you give in to watching pornography, a piece of you breaks, and you risk losing the closeness of your heart to Allah.
• 😀 Imagine standing before Allah on the Day of Judgment, where your own body will testify against you—the eyes you used to watch haram, the hands you used to click, will betray you.
• 😀 Ask yourself: would you watch pornography if your parents, siblings, or friends were beside you? Why then do it in front of Allah, who sees everything?
• 😀 Ramadan is a time when Allah chains the devils, leaving only your own desires to fight. Don’t let your desires corrupt your fast.
• 😀 Fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink—if you feed your soul poison (like pornography), your fast is meaningless.
• 😀 The Prophet (peace be upon him) warned that many people will fast but gain nothing from it except hunger and thirst if they don't control their sins.
• 😀 On the Day of Judgment, Allah will expose every hidden sin, and there will be no way to hide. Your own body will testify against you.
• 😀 Allah’s mercy is greater than any sin. It’s not too late to turn back to Him. Delete harmful content, make sincere repentance, and replace it with good deeds like Quran reading and prayer.

Q & A

Why does the speaker emphasize fasting in the context of avoiding sin?

The speaker emphasizes fasting as a means of purifying oneself not just through physical restraint from food and water, but also by controlling desires, particularly sinful actions such as watching pornography. Fasting should be a time to stay spiritually focused, and indulging in sin contradicts the essence of fasting.

What is the impact of watching pornography according to the speaker?

The speaker describes pornography as a sin that gradually damages one's spiritual and mental health. It weakens one's connection with Allah, dulls the senses, and reduces the ability to enjoy real human relationships. It also affects one's worship and faith.

What does the speaker mean by 'every time you open that screen, every click, every second, every glance'?

The speaker refers to each action of watching pornography as a sin being recorded by angels. Every moment spent engaging in this behavior contributes to a person’s sin, with consequences being noted and remembered by Allah.

How does the speaker describe the effect of pornography on one's heart and relationship with Allah?

The speaker suggests that indulging in pornography causes a person to break their connection with Allah. It diminishes the heart's ability to feel closeness to Allah, weakens faith (Iman), and distorts the focus away from worship and righteous living.

What is the role of Shayan (Satan) according to the speaker?

The speaker explains that Shayan, or Satan, subtly encourages sinful behavior by whispering justifications such as 'it's just a video, it's harmless.' This deceitful whispering leads people to justify their actions and further distance them from Allah.

What does the speaker suggest is the true test during Ramadan?

The true test during Ramadan, according to the speaker, is not only the physical abstention from food and water but also the internal struggle to avoid sinful desires. It is about controlling one’s actions and thoughts, particularly when no one is watching.

What warning does the speaker give about the consequences of fasting while indulging in sin?

The speaker warns that many people may fast physically, but if they continue to indulge in sins like watching pornography, their fast is spiritually empty. They will walk away from Ramadan with no real benefit except hunger and thirst, as their spiritual purification remains unachieved.

How does the speaker encourage viewers to change their behavior regarding pornography?

The speaker encourages viewers to delete all apps, websites, and bookmarks associated with pornography. They should replace these harmful habits with positive actions such as reading the Quran, praying, and making Du'a (supplications). The speaker emphasizes the importance of sincere repentance and a commitment to change.

What does the speaker mean when they say 'porn doesn’t just harm you, it destroys you from the inside'?

The speaker explains that pornography has deep, long-term negative effects on a person’s mental, spiritual, and emotional well-being. It corrupts the soul, weakens one’s faith, and makes it harder to engage in acts of worship like prayer (Salah) and seeking knowledge (Ilm).

How does the speaker relate the Day of Judgment to the actions people take in private?

The speaker warns that on the Day of Judgment, people's own bodies will testify against them. Eyes, hands, and other body parts will reveal the sins committed, including watching inappropriate content. This emphasizes that nothing can be hidden from Allah, and every action, even when done privately, is recorded.