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My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, may the peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be upon you and your families. Today I come to you with an urgent message, a solemn appeal that concerns everyone of Allah's chosen ones, every sincere servant who seeks to please his creator. Listen carefully, because the time we have in this life is limited, and often we don't realize how quickly it slips through our fingers.
The prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, warned us about the importance of not wasting a single second because time is a precious commodity that no one can regain once it has passed. In this world, most people live as if they have all the time in the world, putting off until tomorrow what they must accomplish today. Yet the truth is that only a handful, a tiny minority, realize this reality and act accordingly. Therefore, I say to you today, oh Allah's chosen one, you are running out of time, and it is time to open your eyes.
This message is for those 0.01% 01% of believers who truly want to change their lives, correct their relationship with Allah, and seriously prepare for the ultimate encounter with him. This is not just a video; it is a spiritual awakening, an invitation to seize every moment to build a life filled with faith, righteous actions, and closeness to Allah. Before night falls, before the clock strikes midnight in your life, take this message seriously. Don't let the illusion of unlimited time blind you. Today, time is running out, and your future depends on what you do now.
In this video, we will explore together why time is a divine test, how the majority waste this blessing, what are the signs that our time is running out, and most importantly, how you, as a chosen one, can take back control of your life and destiny. Stay with me until the end because what I am about to share is a precious secret, a spiritual treasure that could change your life. May God open your hearts and guide you on the right path.
Time, my brothers and sisters, is a precious gift that our creator Allah has entrusted to us. Every day, every hour, every minute is a trust in our hands, a test for which we will be held accountable before him. The prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said there are two blessings that many people waste: health and free time. Bukhari. It's a powerful reminder that time never returns. Once it passes, it is lost forever. And yet, how many of us live as if we have this time indefinitely? We procrastinate in our acts of worship. We put off praying, reading the Quran, doing good deeds, thinking we still have time. But the reality is quite different. Time is a limited and invaluable resource.
Allah reminds us in the Quran, "By time, verily, man is lost except those who believe and do righteous deeds." Surah al-Asr 103:1-3. This verse reveals to us that faith alone is not enough but must be accompanied by righteous actions within the time given to us. As the chosen ones, you have an even greater responsibility. You have been chosen to be examples, bearers of light in this world. It is not just about living, but about living mindfully with intention, making the most of every moment. For every wasted second is a missed opportunity to draw closer to Allah.
Time waits for no one. It moves forward without ever returning. Youth passes. Health declines. Opportunities slip away. And often it's when the last breath approaches that regret sets in, when hearts remember too late that they neglected what truly mattered. This is why it is urgent to understand this truth. You cannot buy more time nor stop its flow. What you can do is choose how to use it. Choose the path of spiritual success, fulfilling your duties to Allah and seriously preparing for the hereafter. Time is a commodity that even kings cannot fully possess. It is a treasure that only the wise know how to value.
Ask yourself today, how do I manage my time? Do I devote it to what brings me closer to Allah, or do I waste it on fleeting distractions? Think carefully, for the answer to this question will determine your destiny. This time is a test, an opportunity, and a gift. Do not let it slip away without using it in a way that will elevate you before your Lord.
Procrastination, that insidious evil, is one of the greatest obstacles on the path of the believer. It is the trap into which many fall, continually putting off their spiritual obligations, mistakenly believing that they will always have time to repent, pray, and perform good deeds. Yet this behavior is a betrayal of the trust Allah has placed in us. Putting off until tomorrow what one must do today is a major danger that leads to spiritual loss. The prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, taught us that the believer must seize the present moment because the future is uncertain. He said, "Enjoy five things before five others: your youth before your old age, your health before your illness, your wealth before your poverty, your leisure time before your occupation, and your life before your death." Hadith reported by al-Hakim.
This hadith highlights the urgency of acting now. For every day lost is an opportunity that will never be regained. Yet, how many of us continue to postpone our return to Allah? Prayer, reciting the Quran, and performing acts of charity. Only 0.01% of believers realize this danger in time. The small group understands that time is not an inexhaustible resource and that it must be used wisely. It is these chosen ones, these sincere servants who succeed in finding inner peace and blessing in their lives because they do not put off until tomorrow what they can do today.
It is also important to understand that spiritual procrastination is not only about acts of worship but also about repentance. Many believe they can always return to Allah later, but death can strike at any moment, taking with it any possibility of return. The prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, warned us, "Be in this world like a traveler or a passerby." Bukhari. This means that our stay here is temporary, and we must act quickly to prepare for our return. So chosen one, don't let the trap of procrastination prevent you from moving forward. Combat this reflex by constantly reminding yourself that every moment is precious, that every second counts. Set clear spiritual goals for yourself. Start now, even with small actions, because Allah loves what is constant, even if it is small. This awareness will place you among the few who know how to value time, who live in positive urgency and who build a balanced life between faith and actions.
We are living in a time when the signs of the end times are becoming increasingly evident. And it is crucial that we, as believers, become aware of them so as not to waste the precious time we have left. Allah, in his infinite wisdom, warned his servants through the words of the prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, about the signs that herald the last day. These signs are not there to sow unnecessary fear, but to awaken sleeping hearts and remind us of the urgency of action. They are reminders that time is running out, that the hour is near, and that every moment must be invested in spiritual preparation.
We observe in our world growing unrest, wars, injustices, a loss of moral and religious values, natural disasters, and a general indifference to Allah and his word. The prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, mentioned several signs such as the increase in disbelief, the multiplication of lies, the decline of faith, widespread disobedience, and the disappearance of sincerity. These phenomena are visible all around us like silent witnesses that time is running out. But beyond the outward signs, there is also an inner truth. Time is a test for every soul. It is a time to wake up, to take sincere stock of our relationship with Allah. Are we ready to answer his call? Are we using our time to strengthen our faith, or are we wasting it on futile distractions?
The conclusion is clear. Time is running out, and believers can no longer afford to wait. Those who become aware of these signs are called to act with greater intensity, to renew their commitment, to multiply their good deeds, and to draw closer to Allah through prayer, fasting, reading the Quran, and helping others. It is also important not to fall into despair or excessive fear, for Allah is merciful. This reminder is an encouragement to redouble one's efforts, to purify one's heart, and to live each day as if it were the last, with the awareness that time is a gift that will never come again. In short, the signs around us are a divine warning, a call to emerge from passivity and become committed actors in our own salvation.
This message is addressed to you, the chosen one, so that you may become aware that time is running out and that it is more necessary than ever to manage it with wisdom and faith. It is essential, oh chosen one, that you understand how to manage your time with the wisdom and discipline that your status as a believer demands. Allah does not give you this precious gift without expecting a clear responsibility from you to use every moment to advance on the path to spiritual success and personal fulfillment.
Begin by anchoring in your life the daily habits that the prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, embodied and taught. Prioritize prayer at its designated times, for it is the key to a permanent connection with your Lord. Prayer centers you, purifies you, and helps you stay focused despite the distractions of the world. Also, devote time to regular meditative reading of the Quran. The sacred book is an inexhaustible source of light and guidance, a practical guide for every aspect of your life. Even a few verses each day, read with concentration and reflection, can transform your heart and give you the strength to persevere.
Do not forget the remembrance of Allah, which nourishes the soul and soothes the mind. In the morning and evening, take a few moments to invoke Allah, to praise him, thank him, and seek his forgiveness. These moments are shields against trials and evil influences. Beyond acts of worship, engage in concrete acts of charity. Helping others, showing compassion, and supporting those in need are all integral parts of effective time management. Every smile, every sincere gesture is a deed that brings you closer to Allah. Also, learn to organize your day with discipline, avoiding unnecessary distractions that steal your time. Reduce excessive use of social media or pointless entertainment that does nothing good for your soul. Remember that even small consistent efforts are more appreciated by Allah than large sporadic actions. Be patient and persevering, for success is built on consistency. Finally, surround yourself with pious companions who encourage you to stay on the right path. Good company is a powerful catalyst that helps you maintain your good habits and avoid falling into negligence.
So, managing your time like a chosen one means choosing each day to live with awareness, faith, and responsibility. It means making your time a lasting investment for your present and eternal life.
Sometimes, even with the best intentions, we face trials that test our patience and our trust in Allah. These difficult times can make us doubt, lose courage, and make us think that time is against us. But it is precisely in these moments that the faith of a chosen one is put to the test and that he must rise up with greater strength. Allah, in his infinite wisdom, never tests us beyond what we can bear. Every difficulty, every obstacle, every apparent delay in the answer to our prayers is an opportunity in disguise, an invitation to strengthen our bond with him and grow spiritually.
It is important to remember that time does not always mean acceleration or ease. Sometimes Allah delays the response to better prepare us for something greater, something more beneficial for our souls and our future. Patience, then, becomes a powerful weapon, a quality that the believer must cultivate to weather the storms. The prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said, "The strong believer is better and more beloved to Allah than the weak believer. But there is good in everyone. Strive to do what benefits you and seek Allah's help and do not weaken." Muslim. Therefore, we must see time not only as a challenge but also as an ally. Even when the situation seems blocked, when results are slow in coming, it is not a sign of abandoning Allah, but rather a moment to renew your faith, your perseverance, and your confidence. This period of waiting is also a time for reflection and personal development. Take this time to purify your heart, correct your mistakes, and strengthen your relationship with Allah through sincere worship. Know that every moment spent in patience is counted. Every trial faced with faith is recorded and rewarded. Do not be discouraged, for Allah is with those who endure patiently. Your time is not wasted even in times of trial. On the contrary, it is invested in spiritual wealth that will prepare you for a bright future here and in the hereafter. Always remember that the darkest night precedes the dawn. Be patient, persevere, and trust that Allah will guide your life, open doors, and reward you at the perfect time.
As time passes and trials mount, it is crucial, chosen ones, to maintain hope and unwavering trust in Allah's promise. This promise, clear and powerful, assures us that the one who finances all things, the one who holds the keys to the universe, will never leave a sincere heart in need or distress. Allah says in the Quran, "And whoever puts his trust in Allah, He is sufficient for him." Surah At-Talaq 65:3. This trust is the very foundation of our inner peace, the bulwark against anguish and despair. It pushes us to continue to move forward even when the path seems obscure and the obstacles insurmountable. The chosen one does not simply live in passive expectation of divine help. He acts with faith, doing his part, sowing sincere and constant efforts, knowing that Allah will multiply these efforts at the right time. This collaboration between human effort and divine will is at the heart of spiritual and material success. Never forget that every difficulty is followed by ease. Allah reassures us in his holy book: "Verily, with every difficulty, there is relief. Verily, with every difficulty, there is relief." Surah Ash-Sharh 94:5-6. This double reminder invites us to remain patient and hopeful even in the darkest times.
As an elected official, your mission is also to share this message of hope with those around you. Be a beacon for those who doubt, a source of light for those seeking a path. Through your testimony, through your steadfastness, you can inspire others to draw closer to Allah and manage their time wisely.
Finally, remember that true success is not only measured in this world but especially in the hereafter. The prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, "The world is the prison of the believer and the paradise of the disbeliever." Muslim. Your patience, your time management, your faith, all of this is an eternal investment, a wealth that will never perish. So, chosen one, don't let time slip through your fingers. Use it with wisdom, perseverance, and faith. Allah has decided to guide your life, support you, and elevate you. This moment is yours. Seize it before it's too late.