Causes of the Humility of the Heart and the Tears of the Eye
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Question:
How does the eye shed tears and the heart become humble during supplication, recitation, or prayer? And what are the things that help achieve this? May we be rewarded.
Answer:
Among the things that help achieve this is remembering that one is in the presence of Allah, that one is reciting His speech, and that weeping out of fear of Allah is among the causes of forgiveness, among the causes of entering Paradise, and of safety from the Fire. One should remember these matters until his heart becomes humble and his eye sheds tears.
During recitation, one should focus on his recitation, being humble and contemplative, remembering the greatness of Allah, His majesty, His great right, and the greatness of His speech, which is the best of speech. He should also remember that weeping out of fear of Allah is among the causes of forgiveness and among the causes of safety from the Fire. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and bless you.
How does the eye shed tears and the heart become humble during supplication, recitation, or prayer? And what are the things that help achieve this? May we be rewarded.
Answer:
Among the things that help achieve this is remembering that one is in the presence of Allah, that one is reciting His speech, and that weeping out of fear of Allah is among the causes of forgiveness, among the causes of entering Paradise, and of safety from the Fire. One should remember these matters until his heart becomes humble and his eye sheds tears.
During recitation, one should focus on his recitation, being humble and contemplative, remembering the greatness of Allah, His majesty, His great right, and the greatness of His speech, which is the best of speech. He should also remember that weeping out of fear of Allah is among the causes of forgiveness and among the causes of safety from the Fire. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and bless you.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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