Our Gaze Should Be On Allah

Main Topic

Refocusing the heart from worldly distractions toward spiritual elevation, punctual worship, and remaining steadfast in avoiding sins.

Salatul Layl and Tahajjud: Performing four rak'ahs of Salatul Layl after Isha before Witr serves as a practical safeguard to ensure one receives the reward of Tahajjud even if unable to wake up before Fajr.
Virtue of Sunnah Prayers: Consistently reading the 12 Sunnat-e-Mu'akkadah rak'ahs daily yields the reward of a palace built in Jannah by Allah Ta'ala.
Parable of Birds vs. Animals: While animals look downward because their provision and destiny remain on earth, a believer's heart constantly looks upward towards the heavens and the Hereafter.
Insignificance of Dunya: The Prophet Sallallahu alayhi wasallam taught that the two Sunnah rak'ahs of Fajr are better than the entire world and everything it contains.
Financial Responsibility and Fair Treatment: Wealth itself is not inherently evil if used for good causes, but business owners must treat employees fairly, providing decent wages rather than exploiting them for lavish personal lifestyles.

Hadith on 12 Rak'ahs: Performing 12 Sunnat-e-Mu'akkadah rak'ahs daily leads to a house built in Jannah (Sunan An-Nasa'i / Jami' At-Tirmidhi).
Hadith on Fajr Sunnah: The two rak'ahs before Fajr are better than the dunya and all it contains (Sahih Muslim).
Quranic Principle: Spending from Allah's provision (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:3).
Seerah Reference: Hazrat Uthman Radhiyallahu anhu donating immense wealth for the Expedition of Tabuk.

Adopt the habit of reading four rak'ahs Nafl after Isha Sunnah with the intention of Salatul Layl before reading Witr.
Arrive early at the masjid before Fard prayer to perform Sunnahs and connect with Allah through Dhikr rather than engaging in worldly conversations.
Guard against sins (guna) using Taqwa, avoiding places and devices that lead to disobedience.
Prioritize children's Salah and spiritual well-being over worldly academic or exam pressures.