Discipline: Who Are You When No One's Watching? | Iman Cave with Sh. Abdullah Oduro

[@katierivera4900]

I love watching these but can we get a women’s version of this 😭❤️❤️

[@cristianthemuslim2261]

There’s plenty out there my sis, there aren’t many for many. I see this podcast truly replacing the red pill channels for Muslim men. Inshallah you find what your looking for.

[@katierivera4900]

I guess I just want one from yaqeen! I love their content. But thnx for commenting

[@khadijaabdigani6267]

Ma Sha Allah I really find them beneficy the principals they discuss feels equally beneficial 😊 May Allah reward them Jazakalah Khaer

[@ZAB_56]

I agree ✋

[@TheMuslimNightingale]

Yes, please! I'll second that!

[@simonjakobsson8878]

Love this, alhamdulillah brothers. I'm born and raised in Sweden and converted about 1,5 year ago. It took a lot of practice to just learn the motions tbh and then I focused on learning all the phrases and surahs in english first and then arabic. I struggle with Fajr sometimes but otherwise I'm on time for all the prayers. When I did all my 5 prayers every day for 1-2 weeks for the first time, then messed up and only did 1-3 prayers/day for a couple of days I realized I became more and more unhappy, mood, body, brain etc. Prayer for me now is like a medicine I can't live without and I look forward to them everytime. Most importantly; remember that nothing is more important than the prayers and don't treat them like chores. Allahu Akbar.

[@umarmusisi8853]

This is gold... A brother advising his younger brother

[@brownthing123]

Ramadan Kareem to my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters. Honestly I have been watching a lot of videos pertaining to Islam and this one is by far one of the most interesting and thought provoking ones I have seen.

[@reeree1004]

So insightful to watch this as a Muslim woman. I pray more Muslim men would dedicate time and effort to unite in order to remember Allah in the same beautiful way you have. Jazaakam Allah khayr and may Allah continue to bless you all. Thank you for showing us (especially women) this Muslim male perspective. We need more of this sort of content inshalla

[@rogersmith1936]

Brother Ustadh Morad Awad gave the Shahada to me this past January at the Desoto House of Peace in Desoto Tx. Good man.

[@zak992]

Really enjoyed the podcast, relate so much with how discipline plays out for us, to get close to Allah does indeed require an iron discipline and sacrifice, getting up for fajr when it is freezing cold and snowing outside becomes a joy ( I live in scotland with its cold winters ! ) , our religion requires tons of discipline the trick is to constantly think you are doing this to please Allah our Creator. With this mindset every other human endeavour becomes do able with ease if Allah so wills it. Keep up the good work brothers, hopefully some of the youngsters will listen to the podcast inshallah they will learn something no book or school or uncle in the mosque is likely to teach them

[@shameemahjahed3701]

Masha Allah I can't wait to share this with my sons. May Allah bless you all guide you and protect you insha Allah. Salaams from Cape Town, South Africa.

[@musahaboubakar-fx9ok]

Maashaa-Allah, may Allah bless you all❤

[@fayru8336]

Inspiring conversation even for women. May Allah bless you all Ameen 🤲🏾🙏🏾

[@nadineahmed1249]

all this information is applicable to women as well.

[@lincolnd5608]

Alhamdulillah ! you have no idea how beneficial this program is to us young men! please keep up the good work

[@farhiyaabdi1824]

Such great discussions Allahuma Barik ❤

[@Kayotesden]

These are amazing! Love the casual conversation, love the production quality & love the masculinity! More please!

[@fh7133]

Jazak Allahu Khairan. Much needed for our brothers to see excellent role models MashaAllah

[@Bravedom]

Less than a minute in and I love this already.

[@voltage80x]

Brothers thank you for this.

[@imandiaz2049]

MashaAllah! i like listening to this podcast.

[@bashirbrebesh9253]

I like these series so much

[@Radknafeh]

JazakAllah kheir please keep up with these series

[@zeezeebo]

Excellent question to ask yourself

[@nazsiddiqi3885]

Phenomenal 🧡 .

[@ThePoorVersusTheRich]

The most powerful weapon to win a prolonged warfare is dua/dhikr La Hawla Wala Quwata Illa Billah. Recite it at least 100 times a day. It is also one of the Jannah's portals - Tirmidhi. Fight and dhikr. Dhikr and fight. Don't just do one of them, so you don't get lame. Free Palestine.

[@ABDULRHEEM-kr1kr]

Convey message of Islam to all people of the world and to everyone who will come also convey message of Islam to all world leaders...............

[@harbinger6562]

Got to get back to work ❤️🙏😇👋

[@nurafiqah5296]

request to update in Spotify too

[@VictoriousDrucilla]

Ameen 🤲🏾

[@shudyouzzef]

Bro-ship 💪👊🤜🤛

[@MohsinKhan-gp8wj]

Salllallahu alayhi waalehi wasallam

[@NiaPgn]

I have ADHD so motivation is really hard to get and executive dysfunction makes it hard to snap out of decision paralyses. Please make dua for me. JAK.

[@hubbunur]

O my impatient nafs! Is it at all sensible to think today of past hardships of worship, difficulties of the prayers, and troubles of misfortune, and be distressed, and to imagine the future duties of worship, service of the prayers, and sorrows of disaster, then display impatience? In being thus impatient you resemble a foolish commander who, although the enemy's right flank joined his right flank and became fresh forces for him, sent a significant force to the right flank and weakened the centre. Then, while there were no enemy soldiers on the left flank, he sent a large force there and gave them the order to fire. No forces then remained in the centre, and the enemy understood this and attacked it and routed him. Yes, you resemble this, for the troubles of yesterday have today been transformed into mercy; the pain has disappeared while the pleasure remains. The difficulty has been turned into blessings, and the hardship into reward. In which case, you should not feel wearied at it, but make a serious effort to continue with a new eagerness and fresh enthusiasm. As for future days, they have not yet arrived, and to think of them now and feel bored and wearied is a lunacy like thinking today of future hunger and thirst, and starting to shout and cry out. Since the truth is this, if you are reasonable, you will think of only today in connection with worship, and say: "I am spending one hour of it on an agreeable, pleasant, and elevated act of service, the reward for which is high and whose trouble is little." Then your bitter dispiritedness will be transformed into sweet endeavour. My impatient nafs! You are charged with being patient in three respects. One is patience in worship. Another is patience in refraining from sin. And a third is patience in the face of disaster. If you are intelligent, take as your guide the truth apparent in the comparison in this Third Warning. Say in manly fashion: " Ya Saboor! [O Most Patient One]" and shoulder the three sorts of patience. If you do not squander on the wrong way the forces of patience Allah Almighty has given you, they should be enough to withstand every difficulty and disaster. So hold out with those forces! Words[2021, English translation] from the Risale-i Nur Collection by Badiūzzaman Said Nursi

[@cristianthemuslim2261]

We need longer podcasts!

[@srb111]

Aoa. Please make content for children as well.

[@harbinger6562]

Good afternoon Guys I'm actually disciplined if We think about the vast amount of things I could cause don't enjoy saying it because it causes a little disdain for some reason if You could measure the amount of waves I take in it would be understandable why I'm constantly trying to distract Myself from being in Others heads obviously not Them just thinking about Me but the information sharing 🤔❤️

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[@moeabukar1762]

We should also protest against the Arab leaders insha Allah United nations needs to be closed period because they stop the genocide that's going on in gaza