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The Abundant Good: Reflections on Surat al-Kawthar and Its Message of Gratitude, Faith, and Contentment – Shaykh Faraz Rabbani
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In this Friday sermon, Shaykh Faraz Rabbani reflects on Surat al-Kawthar (Qur’an 108), its meanings and what it entails. He extracts from this short sura, which is three verses long, meanings and lessons in faith, affirming Divine Oneness, gratitude and contentment. Shaykh Faraz calls to and counsels everyone to connect with the Qur’an, which nurtures our souls.
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Truly We have granted you the abundant good.
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So Pray to your Lord and sacrifice.
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The one who derides you, they are the one who is cut off.
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