Would You Still Do It If No One Saw It? Ustadh Muhammad Tim Humble Breaks it Down

In today's world, social media has made it easier than ever to become famous, even for those involved in Da'wah. But as Muslims, we must constantly check our intentions. Are we truly doing it for the sake of Allah, or have we been unknowingly drawn into seeking fame and recognition?

In this powerful reminder, we explore the fine line between benefiting others and the subtle pull of seeking attention. Drawing on the wisdom of the Salaf and key Islamic principles, we reflect on how to keep our sincerity intact, especially in a time when followers, likes, and views can easily distract us from our purpose.

BarakAllahu feekum.

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[shayan.rahman_]

It seems like am seeing you after a very longtime my beloved br. Tim. May Allaah swt honour you and preserve you and may He always keep you happy wherever you are.

[ShazH-]

Alhamdulillah, very important reminder in todays narcissistic society!

[FaridaImran-ds]

Amazing reminder during this time of fitna. May Allah swt keep us steadfast in our deen

[izimbiza_zolwazi]

Noted hadhrat Tim ; How many people are famous in the heavens, but on the earth they are not known?... Examine you'reself, try to be a better person in private than in public.

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المحترم الشيخ محمد،
Does that mean we should keep our name disclosed when we want to share the knowledge or spread the message of Allah سبحانه وتعالى for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالى or is it ok to mention our name for example, at the end of any piece of writing or article, that we write for people ! Subhan Allah