خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (567) | علاقة المحبة بالخوف والرجاء

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0:00 Summary of Sunni concepts
0:08 The relationship of love with fear and hope
0:13 Since love is the foundation of worship and the source of all the actions of the heart
0:19 Heart work was closely related to it
0:24 Including fear and hope
0:27 If fear and hope, in relation to the age of the heart, are like the wings of a bird
0:32 Love is the head of this bird
0:36 The heart must go to God with love, fear and hope
0:41 The bird also flies with its head and wings
0:45 If his head is cut off, he dies
0:48 If one or both of his wings are broken, he will not be able to fly
0:53 He was vulnerable to every hunter and hunter
0:56 And so is the heart
0:58 If fear and hope are lost
1:00 If he is cut off from reaching God and exposed to the traps of Satan and desires
1:06 As for supplication, worship is only love
1:09 This is one of the exaggerations of Sufism, as we mentioned earlier
1:13 The lover can only be fearful and hopeful
1:18 And according to love and its strength
1:21 There is fear and hope
1:24 Every lover is necessarily afraid and anxious
1:29 He is afraid that he will fall from the respect of his beloved
1:32 He falls under the threat of his anger, punishment, and expulsion to him
1:37 He hopes to obtain the satisfaction and reward of his beloved
1:41 This is what is meant by the desire for the afterlife in the words of God Almighty
1:46 Some of you want this world and some of you want the afterlife
1:53 God only mentioned this world and the hereafter
1:57 And then there is no third section
2:00 Therefore, the will of the afterlife was the will and reward of God Almighty
2:06 Wanting reward does not contradict wanting God
2:10 Rather, it is within God's will
2:13 Therefore, the saying of the predecessors is confirmed
2:16 Whoever worships God with love alone is a heretic
2:20 Whoever worships Him with fear alone is external
2:24 And whoever worships Him with hope alone, then he is a source of reference