Life is temporary, and every individual will ultimately stand before Allah to account for their deeds.
The imagery serves as a warning against digital distraction and spiritual negligence, urging everyone to keep the Hereafter in mind.
#BeMesmerized
Qari Jamil Diene recreates Qari Abdulbasit Abdulsamad's recitation of 4 (of 7) narrated renditions of the phrase in the 23rd Verse of Surah Yuusf.
Hayta laka
Meaning: “Come to me.”
Recited by: Abu Amr, Asim, Hamzah and al-Kisa’i.
Haytu laka
Meaning: “Come to me / approach.”
Recited by: Ibn Kathir.
Hīta laka
Meaning: “Come to me.”
Recited by: Nafi and Ibn Amir.
Hi’tu laka
Meaning: “I have prepared myself for you / I am ready for you.”
Reported from: Hisham from Ibn Amir, and also from Ibn Abbas, al-Sulami, Abu Wa’il, Ikrimah and Qatadah.
Hayti laka
Meaning: “Come to me / approach.”
Recited by: Ibn Abi Ishaq al-Nahwi.
Hītu laka
Meaning: “Come to me / approach.”
Recited by: Yahya ibn Waththab.
Hi’ta laka
Meaning: Depending on its grammatical interpretation, connected to readiness/preparation, or treated as the expression “come.”
Reported from: Ibn Amir and the people of al-Sham.
He cried, and everyone cried with him!
Excerpt from Jumu’ah Khutbah & Salat at Masjid Al Nabawi by Sheikh Salah Al Budair today in which he was overcome with emotion whilst speaking about Jannah and the favours that Allah will bestow upon its people through his infinite mercy.
نعمةُ الأمن من أعظم النِّعم على الخلق، إذ لا تتم مصالح الدين والدنيا إلا تحت ظلاله ﴿وإذْ قال إبْراهِيمُ ربِّ اجعل هذا بلدًا آمِنًا وارزُقْ أهلهُ مِن الثَّمراتِ منْ آمنَ مِنهُمْ باللهِ والْيَومِ الآخِرِ﴾.
تلاوة فضيلة الشيخ أ.د. #ماهر_المعيقلي من صلاة الفجر 13 ربيع الآخر 1448هـ.