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My dear brothers and sisters, remember that true strength isn't in how many people follow you, but in how faithfully you follow your principles. Sometimes, the greatest blessing is in those quiet moments when it's just you and your Creator.

My dear brothers and sisters, remember that true success isn't measured by what others see. Sometimes, Allah's greatest blessings come in moments of solitude, when you're focusing on purifying your heart and strengthening your connection with Him. These quiet moments shape us.

My dear brothers and sisters, remember that true strength isn't in how many people follow you, but in how faithful you remain when no one is watching. Allah tests us not through our public achievements, but through our private struggles and patience.

My dear brothers and sisters, remember this: sometimes the greatest blessing is in what Allah takes away from you. When doors close, don't despair. In those moments of difficulty, your heart grows, your faith deepens, and your character strengthens. Trust in His wisdom.

You know, brothers and sisters, when someone comes to you with gossip, what do you do? Right? You say, "Brother, stop right there." Because spreading stories about others, you know what it does? It doesn't just harm them, it shows what's in your own heart. Think about that.

My dear brothers and sisters, remember that true strength isn't in what others see, but in what Allah knows about you. Sometimes, the greatest blessings come when we step back, reflect, and work on our relationship with our Creator in private.

Look, when we talk about unity, it's not just about agreeing on everything. You see, someone might have a different approach, a different understanding, but look at their contribution to society, look at how they're bringing people together. That's what really matters.

My dear brothers and sisters, remember that true success isn't measured by what others see. Sometimes, the greatest blessings come when we're alone in prayer, working on ourselves, seeking Allah's pleasure without announcing it to the world. That's genuine growth.