In this monologue podcast, Shk Khalil Jaffer explores the Muslim pillars of Iman (faith) and Amal us-Salih (righteous action), arguing that Iman is primary and defines a person, while actions are secondary and dependent on faith. He challenges the trend of prioritizing good deeds over faith, asserting that actions are worthless without the right faith and taqwa (consciousness of God). He explains why actions are tangible and faith is hidden, leading some to emphasize actions over belief. Using Quranic verses, hadith, and philosophical concepts, he explains that Allah distinguishes people based on Iman and that actions gain value from the faith attached to them. He emphasizes the importance of understanding Allah's names and attributes and drawing closer to Him through Muhammad and the Ahlulbayt.
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