The caller must distinguish in his speech between the general public and students of knowledge and those who have high aspirations in worship

The Shaykh : This is not for the general public, because the general public has a specific address. I see that the general public should be convinced by the caller, the reminder, or the teacher to guide them in the manner of that Bedouin who, when asked about what Allah had made obligatory upon him, said: . The man was straightforward. I wish that the general Muslims today were as straightforward as he was, first, and then committed to what he stated, second. He said to the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him): My purpose in mentioning this hadith is, given what has befallen Muslims in their neglect of applying the rulings of their religion, first in knowledge and then in conduct, that we convince the Muslims, the general Muslims, to perform only what Allah has made obligatory upon them and to be like the school of that Bedouin who said: . We convince the general people of this, but we do not accept this satisfaction for everyone, that one of us should only perform what Allah has made obligatory upon him. Rather, as it is said—and some people may think that this saying is a hadith, but it is not; it is from the wisdom: "High aspiration is part of faith," "High aspiration is part of faith." It is not a hadith, but it is wisdom. Therefore, the complete Muslim should not be satisfied with what that Bedouin or desert dweller was satisfied with, limiting himself only to what Allah has made obligatory upon him from the obligations of all types of obligations. Rather, he should increase in obedience and nearness to Allah (Blessed and Exalted is He), as came in the Holy Hadith: , and so on.