Muhasabah Diri: B 13 Juli 2026

"MOGEH MANFA'ATAH" -/+ 🙏🏻 FULL VIDEO ON CHANEL A nono suropute https://youtube.com/@nonosuropute?si=... God willing 40. رَبِّ اجْعَلْنِي مُقِيمَ الصَّلَاةِ وَمِن ذُرِّيَّتِي ۚ رَبَّنَا And the Most High 41. And the Most High, and ... yourself due to minor negligence. 1. Wahb bin Munabbih tells of a worship expert who fasted for 70 weeks and only ate 11 dates every Saturday for the sake of one wish. When his prayers were not answered, he blamed himself. Then an angel came and said that the moment he corrected himself was better than his previous worship, and Allah granted his wish. 2. Abdullah bin Qais saw a mujahid who invited his soul to fight against fear. Every time his soul persuaded him to go home for his family, he resisted. Ultimately he fell with more than 60 stabs, remaining steadfast in the field. 3. Abu Talhah donated his garden because his heart was distracted by a bird during prayer. 4. Umar bin Khattab hit his legs with a stick every night while asking: "What did you do today?" 5. Majma' vowed not to look up to the sky for the rest of his life after his eyes accidentally saw a woman's private parts. 6. Al-Ahnaf bin Qais lit a lamp and burned his finger to remind himself when he did something wrong. 7. Wuhaib bin al-Ward plucked his chest hair until it hurt when he discovered a flaw in himself. 8. Dawud Ath-Tha'i refused to eat with salt for a whole year because his lust craved it. The conclusion emphasizes a surprising point: we are very strict in punishing servants, wives, children, and family when they make mistakes for fear of going too far. But it is precisely to ourselves, our greatest enemy, that we are more lenient. Yet, the damage of lust is far greater. Family at best disrupts life on earth, while lust can destroy the eternal joy of the afterlife. The bottom line: the greatest victory is when a person is able to be the fairest judge of themselves, not just others. . God bless you may Allah bless him and give him peace and blessings