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Sign up today to AMAR Academy: https://www.rahmaniyyah.com 0:00:00 - Precap. 2:02 - Sins are inherited from previous nations 5:39 - Revelation to a prophet: do not imitate enemies 7:12 - Imitating enemies in permissible things 8:34 - Hadith: humiliation for opposing the prophet 10:19 - Imitating people means being one of them 11:09 - Be different: the importance of outer appearance 12:47 - Outer appearance affects the inner self 15:26 - Sins lead to humiliation in allah's eyes 17:32 - When you drop in allah's eyes, no one honors you 18:22 - Allah humiliates who he wills 22:23 - Your relationship is with allah 24:38 - Sins become trivial in your eyes 25:32 - How sins change a person and their behavior 27:23 - Belittling a sin makes it major in allah's eyes 28:21 - The believer vs. the criminal's view of sin 30:02 - Repentance cleanses the heart 33:04 - Sins affect others and all creation 35:52 - Animals curse the sinners of mankind 38:51 - Sins inherits humiliation; obedience brings honor 41:12 - Dua: honor through obedience, not disobedience 44:00 - Humiliation on the faces of disobedient individuals 44:51 - Sins kill hearts and bring humiliation 47:05 - Sins affect your thinking and decision making 49:09 - Smart people do not disobey allah 50:46 - The absence of intellect in disobeying allah Ustadh AbdulRahman Hassan explains that one of the greatest harms of sins is that they humiliate a person. First in the sight of Allah, then in the sight of the creation. He mentions that sins are not “new”; many of them are inherited from earlier nations whom Allah destroyed, and when a Muslim adopts those sins (and even imitates corrupt ways), he is in reality wearing the “clothing” of the enemies of Allah. The lesson highlights that real honour is not gained through status, image, or people’s praise, but through obedience to Allah, and whoever seeks honour by disobedience is only moving closer to disgrace. He also warns that repeated sinning makes the sin feel small in the heart, and this is a sign of destruction: the heart begins to love what Allah hates, and a person loses the sensitivity of īmān. The believer sees his sins like a mountain about to fall on him, while the sinful person treats them like a fly; no fear, no remorse. Ustadh reminds that tawbah restores the heart back to its “clean” state, and that sins don’t just harm the individual; they can harm families, communities, and even bring wider punishment if evil is left unchecked. The conclusion is a call to return to Allah, protect one’s honour through obedience, and never normalise sin. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abdulrahmanhassanofficial25 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/AMARofficial Telegram: https://t.me/+c87I9vy6kqkxOWZk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rahmaniyyahofficial WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBlpi2CHDyjG4ZI1I0g X (Formerly Twitter): https://x.com/UstAbdulrahman #abdulrahmanhassan #AlMadrasatuArRahmaniyyah #AMAR
