A Loving-Mercy for the Worlds, Proof 3 | In the Spring of the Beloved (S)

He was sent as a mercy to all the worlds. Not only to us. In this reminder we sit with Quran 21:107 and follow that mercy wider than we usually imagine, then down into a single practice the Prophet ﷺ gave a young companion. It ends where it is meant to end: with something you can do before the next sunrise. In this video: - Why Allah is the creator of every meaning, not only every thing - What 'a mercy to all the worlds' really includes, from the jinn to the animals to his enemies - The counsel the Prophet ﷺ gave Anas ibn Malik: empty your heart of resentment every morning and evening - Why he ﷺ called a clean heart his sunnah, his very way - Anas serving him ﷺ for ten years and never once seeing impatience - The promise: whoever revives his way has loved him, and whoever loves him will be with him - Closing with gratitude to be of the ummah of the Prophet of mercy ﷺ Chapters 0:00 The meaning behind every meaning 1:01 Rahma, the mercy of a mother for her womb 1:26 Reflect on the gravity of this ayah 1:44 A mercy to the jinn, the animals, even his enemies 2:13 The counsel of the Prophet ﷺ to Anas ibn Malik 2:47 Empty your heart every morning and evening 3:22 Ten years of service, never once impatience 3:53 Whoever revives my way will be with me 4:40 Gratitude to be of his ummah