مسك الخطاب | الحلقة (23) | المسألة مسألة ذوق

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 In the spaciousness of God, happiness flows into the chests
0:11 Increase His closeness to the Most Gracious
0:15 Mosque of Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz Al-Mousa
0:18 Beautifully presented
0:21 Hold the letter
0:24 By Sheikh Osama Bahr, may God protect him
0:27 Everyone who obeys God dissolves in the sweetest feeling
0:34 It's a matter of taste
0:37 I am not talking about taste in food and drink
0:43 Otherwise, taste is a beautiful word
0:46 It carries with it the meaning of kindness
0:49 Good companionship and good behavior
0:52 She gets mad at being embarrassed and hurting people's feelings
0:56 With a hurtful word or gesture or the like
0:59 You may know people
1:01 The course of custom followed among them
1:03 If they wanted to praise someone, they said:
1:07 Someone has taste
1:09 Or he has taste
1:11 And if they wanted to criticize him, they would say so
1:14 So-and-so has poor taste
1:16 Or he has no taste
1:18 And so on
1:20 Taste is a consideration
1:22 It is more about the morals than the feelings
1:26 And the home of taste is in morale
1:28 It is about the mind, soul and heart
1:31 Its home is in the world of senses
1:34 Doesn't go beyond the tongue
1:36 Islam has allowed man to have taste
1:40 Even if the taste is supposed to come from its owner without guidance
1:45 However
1:47 Leave the Muslim's Islam as soon as he comes to pray
1:50 To be pure
1:52 And to take his adornments to every mosque
1:55 And he should come with peace and dignity
1:58 And to lower his voice when he is praying to his Lord
2:02 He should not come to the mosque having eaten garlic, onions, or the like
2:07 What the worshipers are harmed by
2:10 Here the issue is a matter of taste
2:12 Islam calls for this
2:15 Wasn't it part of the etiquette of zakat?
2:17 To be given to the poor in secret
2:19 Because the poor is not embarrassed
2:21 It is a matter of taste
2:24 Weren't the pilgrims ordered to remain calm and refrain from harming their brothers?
2:29 Isn't fasting one of the greatest things that excites the senses?
2:32 It elevates the taste and elevates the spirit
2:35 Is there no feeling for others?
2:38 And a sense of what they suffer from poverty and the humiliation of need
2:42 This is in acts of obedience that you find taste
2:45 As well as in prohibitions and taboos
2:48 You will find warnings about lack of taste
2:51 Or weaken his side
2:53 It is a sign of happiness for a person
2:56 To have good taste and politeness
2:59 If so
3:01 He knew how to enjoy life
3:04 How to respect the feelings of others
3:07 It brings joy to them
3:09 He has good taste
3:12 Able to attract people to him
3:15 Good taste is in man
3:17 It raises him to the point of choosing the kindest word
3:21 And appropriate behavior that prevents embarrassment
3:25 Rather, he has good taste
3:27 He rejects conflict and intense anger
3:30 So think about that
3:32 It is a matter of taste
3:34 No more, no less
3:49 A war to keep you happy
3:53 Hang your soul on your Lord
3:58 Light filled the surroundings
4:01 AMAZ!
4:02 For those who obey God
4:05 Melts into the sweetest feeling
4:09 Darkness then light
4:14 And life after horror
4:18 If God wanted something, He would tell you, then it is the word.