How to Improve Your Life and Productivity with Dhikr
Summary
TLDRThe video script discusses the theme of remembrance and love, drawing parallels between a warrior poet's thoughts of his beloved amidst battle and the constant remembrance of Allah by the faithful. It highlights how true love and devotion keep the beloved in mind at all times, even during hardships. The script emphasizes the benefits of remembering Allah, providing practical tips for incorporating dhikr (remembrance) into daily life, and recounting stories of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions to inspire viewers to strengthen their faith and productivity through constant remembrance and prayer.
Takeaways
- ⚔️ The warrior in the story remembers his beloved even amidst the chaos of battle, likening the shine of swords to her smile.
- ❤️ True love means remembering your beloved at all times, even in difficult situations.
- 🕌 The Quran describes those who love Allah as remembering Him constantly, whether standing, sitting, or lying down.
- 🛡️ Allah commands believers to remember Him often, especially in times of battle, to achieve triumph.
- 🕋 The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) remembered Allah at all times, serving as a model for Muslims.
- 💪 The practice of Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) provides incredible energy and productivity, as evidenced by historical figures.
- 📜 Regularly reciting specific phrases of remembrance, as taught by the Prophet (PBUH), can give strength and alleviate hardships.
- 🌅 Learning and practicing daily supplications (Adhkar) can improve the quality and quantity of Dhikr in one’s life.
- 🧠 When reciting Adhkar, it is essential to focus and say them with meaning and purpose.
- 📖 Daily engagement with the Quran, through recitation, memorization, and reflection, enhances productivity and brings blessings.
Q & A
What does the warrior think of in the middle of the battle?
-He thinks of Abah because the glitter and shine of the swords remind him of her smile.
What is the significance of remembering one's beloved during battle according to the script?
-It signifies true love, where one remembers their beloved at all times, even in the midst of battle.
How is the concept of remembrance applied to believers in the Quran?
-Believers remember Allah while standing, sitting, and lying on their sides, and reflect on the creation of the heavens and the Earth, praying to be protected from the torment of the fire.
What does Allah instruct believers to do when facing an enemy?
-Allah instructs believers to stand firm and remember Him often so they may triumph.
How did the Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) exemplify the act of remembrance?
-The Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) used to remember Allah at all times, and it gave him incredible energy and productivity.
What specific remembrance did the Prophet Muhammad teach his daughter Fatima and son-in-law Ali?
-He taught them to recite 'Subhan Allah' 33 times, 'Alhamdulillah' 33 times, and 'Allahu Akbar' 34 times when they went to bed.
What is the benefit of consistently practicing the remembrances taught by the Prophet Muhammad?
-It is said to give strength in one's day, making them needless of a servant.
What did Ibn Taymiyyah say about the importance of remembrance?
-He said that it gives a person such strength that they are able to achieve more than they could have imagined without it.
What practical tips are provided to improve the quality and quantity of remembrance in one's life?
-The tips include learning and memorizing beautiful Adhkar (remembrances) taught by the Prophet Muhammad, focusing on saying them with meaning and purpose, praying with attention, and spending time daily on the Quran.
How does reciting the Quran relate to productivity according to the script?
-Reciting the Quran is a form of remembrance that increases productivity by giving Baraka (blessings) in one's endeavors.
Outlines
⚔️ Warrior's Devotion and Remembrance
This paragraph describes a warrior and poet who, even in the midst of a bloody battle, thinks of his beloved, Abah. The sight of the lances and swords dripping with his blood reminds him of her smile. This intense remembrance is likened to the devotion of believers who remember Allah at all times. The paragraph transitions to discussing how true love and remembrance for Allah are reflected in constant mindfulness of Him, even in battle, as illustrated by verses from the Quran.
📿 The Power of Remembrance and Daily Adhkar
This section highlights the benefits of remembering Allah, drawing examples from the Prophet Muhammad (saw). It mentions how the Prophet taught his daughter Fatima and son-in-law Ali to recite praises of Allah before sleeping to gain strength for daily tasks. It emphasizes the importance of daily Adhkar (remembrances), explaining how consistent practice can provide energy and barakah (blessings) in one's time. Practical tips for incorporating Dhikr into daily life are provided, encouraging a focus on meaning and mindfulness in these acts.
📖 Strength in Solitude and Reflection
The final paragraph recounts a story about a relative of Ibn Taymiyyah who sought solitude in the desert to deal with personal difficulties. In his solitude, he would recite poetry and reflect deeply, not on worldly love, but on his devotion to Allah. The passage concludes with a Quranic reminder to remember Allah, who in turn, remembers those who are mindful of Him and remain grateful, emphasizing the spiritual strength derived from such practices.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Warrior and Poet
💡Abah
💡Remembrance
💡Battle
💡Swords and Lances
💡Allah
💡Baraka
💡Dhikr
💡Fatima and Ali
💡Majnun and Layla
Highlights
The warrior and poet remembers his beloved Abah in the midst of a bloody battle, showing the power of true love.
The glitter and shine of the swords remind the warrior of Abah's smile, illustrating the profound connection between love and memory.
True love means remembering your beloved at all times, even in the most intense situations.
The Quran describes the devoted as those who remember Allah constantly, whether standing, sitting, or lying down.
Allah advises believers to stand firm and remember Him often during battles to triumph.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) remembered Allah at all times, serving as an exemplary model of devotion.
Remembrance of Allah provides incredible energy, productivity, and Baraka (blessings) in time.
Al-Islam’s habits, speech, and writings demonstrated remarkable strength and productivity due to his consistent remembrance of Allah.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taught his daughter Fatima and son-in-law Ali a prayer routine to gain strength and ease their burdens.
Consistently practicing certain prayers can provide strength, making one needless of a servant.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would pray and remember Allah from early morning until midday, showing the importance of regular devotion.
Following the Prophet’s example includes memorizing and practicing prayers regularly.
Transcripts
the warrior and poet says about the
woman he
led and surely I remembered you o abah
even as the lances were drinking my
blood and bright swords of Indian make
were dripping with it so he is in the
middle of a battle and the lances of the
enemy are dripping with his blood and
they swords are covered in his blood and
what does he think of in this
situation and I wish to kiss the swords
for verily they Shone as bright as the
flash of your for tooth when you smile
he thinks of abah because the glitter
and the shine of the swords remind him
of her smile if you're love is true then
you remember your beloved at all times
another poet says
but this is also the description of the
m in the Quran except that their love
and Remembrance is for
Allah Allah says
[Music]
they are those who remember Allah while
standing sitting and lying on their
sides and reflect on the creation of the
heavens and the Earth and pray our Lord
You Have Not created all of this without
purpose glory be to you protect us from
the torment of the fire and they
remember Allah even whilst in battle
Allah
says oh Believers when You Face an enemy
stand firm and remember Allah often so
you may Triumph the Believers love Allah
and therefore they think about him all
the
time says about the Prophet sallallah Al
wasallam the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wasallam used to remember Allah at all
times and from The Amazing benefits of
is that it gives us incredible energy
and productivity it gives us Baraka and
in our time listen to the words of he
says
gives a person such strength that he is
able to achieve with it what he couldn't
have imagined achieving without it and
he continues
and I have witnessed the remarkable
strength of Al
Islam in his habits his speech his
boldness and his writings he would often
produce in a day what a copyist would
take a week to transcribe and often even
more Subhan Allah and he
says for
the prophet sallallah alaihi wasallam
taught his daughter Fatima and his
son-in-law
Ali to recite Subhan 33 times
alhamdulillah 33 times and Allah abbar
34 times when they went to bed this was
in response to Fatima's request for a
servant and her complain about the
hardship of grinding and other household
chores he taught them this and said it
is better for you than a servant and
says it is said whoever consistently
practices this will find strength in
their day making them needless of a
servant Subhan Allah and coming back
to
says he went to one
day and he prayed F and then sat
remembering Allah until midday then he
turned to me and said this is my
breakfast and if I don't take my
breakfast I lose my strength so how can
we really apply VI in our life here are
some practical tips which will inshallah
help you improve the quality as well as
the quantity of the in your life number
one the prophet
sallallah is our greatest example Allah
says
indeed in the messenger of Allah you
have an excellent example for whoever
has hoped in Allah in the last day and
remembers Allah often and the prophet
sallallahu alaihi wasallam he has taught
us the most beautiful Adar the most
beautiful duas and these include the
Adar of the morning and evening which
are extremely important thear when
waking up when going to bed when
entering the house when leaving when
having food after having food so learn
these Adar one by one memorize one and
practice it every day and once you have
it down move to the next one and master
these Adar in this way number two when
you say these Adar really try to focus
and say them from your heart with
meaning and purpose so when you say
alhamdulillah Subhan Allah Allah abbar
try to say it from your heart number
three one of the best forms of is the
Salah so in your Salah focus on the
things you say and pray with attention
and purpose the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam once made W and he
said whoever does wo as I did then
praise to ra without letting his mind
wander his previous sins will be
forgiven number four spend time daily on
the Quran for recitation memorization
revision and T because the recitation of
the Quran is also a form of and
understand the time you spend for for
the Quran Kim is not taking away from
your productivity in other things but
rather it is increasing your
productivity by giving you Baraka and in
all your endeavors and I want to end
with something else that
imim says about he says a relative of
Islam may Allah have mercy upon him told
me in the beginning he would sometimes
go out into the desert to be alone due
to difficulties he used to face so one
day I followed him and when he reached
the open desert he took a deep breath
and then began reciting the poet's words
and these belong to majon Lea who was
madly in love with
Leila and I leave the houses behind so
that I may secretly speak to myself
about you in solitude majon went out to
the desert to think about Leila and talk
to himself about Leila but he went out
into the desert to think about
Allah so remember me I will remember you
and thank me and never be
ungrateful alayum
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