Your Rizq is written - Ar-Razzaq (The Provider)

My brothers and sisters, this talk tonight is for every soul who yearns and going through hardship, every person who feels that they're struggling in life.

There are people out there who've even gotten to the point where they even contemplate taking their own life because of poverty and because of lack of resources that are available to them.

Some people are under the oppression, wrongdoing of those in power around them, and then there are others who live through catastrophes that they go through.

And then there are others who hoard their wealth and don't distribute it in the way that it's supposed to be, and to give the needy and the one who is deprived because of disadvantages.

And there are people who, where wealth is not enough for them, and they keep asking Allah more and more and never satisfied.

And there are people who assume badly about Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala when the sustenance and provision is delayed.

My brothers and sisters, tonight, we introduce ourselves to the source of all your provision so that your heart can be at ease and your mind can be at rest, and that you can live a life full of blessings, no matter what situation you're in and how far you go up or down, whether you are rich or poor, wealthy or in need.

Inshallah, the true wealth, my dear brothers and sisters, is in turning to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, Ar-Razzaq, and knowing what it means and why He created you and where you're going, and h- what it means that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala will send the provision to every person, and no person will die until their provision and sustenance, which was written for them, reaches them.

You must remember that, inshallah wa ta'ala.

Some people are wealthier than others.

Some people have less than others.

And subhanallah, nearly all of them still go through stresses, pain, worries, complaints.

It's never enough, and it's, uh, too mu- too little.

And Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala reminds us that the most beautiful sustenance and provision that He gives anyone, more than wealth, more than health, more than family, more than anything, is something which the majority of people don't have, and it is called qana'a, which means content.

To be content with what you have, wallahi, opens the doors to so much provision from places you never expected, and to rely on Allah.

You can't con- ha- be content unless you rely on Allah and know that nothing will miss you except that you will receive it which Allah has written.

And that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, if He takes something from you, it's temporary.

And if you hold on and assume walla of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, doors will open for you.

But to be content is the key, my dear brothers and sisters.

The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, uh, he said, "The, the son of Adam, if the son of Adam had two valleys filled with gold, he would still want a third valley filled with gold as well, and he will continue to want more and more and is never going to be content." He said, "And in the end, nothing fills his mouth and consumes him except for the soil." We all go to the grave, and this is truly what takes over our entire body and eats it away.

N- never enough.

Subhanallah.

There was a, an elderly wise man who was once asked, "In your life, what is it that surprised you the most in this world?" And he said, "The biggest thing that surprised me is the human being." He said, "Why?" He said, "The human being sacrifices his health all his life to make money.

And then when he makes money and gets old, he sacrifices his wealth for his health.

He never enjoyed the present moment as if he was going to live forever, and he died never having really lived." Enjoy this moment, my brothers and sisters, the present which Allah has given you.