We wonder how the likes of Abu Bakr (R), Imam Nawawi (R), or Salahuddin Ayubi accomplished such incredible feats. They didn't live for hundreds of years, yet their legacies endure. What was their secret? Was it their unwavering commitment to making the most of every moment Allah SWT granted them? Do we dismiss our own potential by saying, "But they were special; I'm just me?" Yet, they lived with the same 24 hours a day that we also have. Part four of this series will focus on the fourth blessing to cherish: Your Free Time, Before Your Preoccupation.

Do we truly consider our wealth as a blessing from Allah (SWT) or do we behave as if we are entitled to it? Are we making the most of this gift, is the answer to completely abandon it? Will the mismanagement of our wealth be called into question on the Day of Judgment? Could our wealth lead us astray from the straight path? Part three of this series will focus on the third blessing to cherish: Your Wealth before Your Poverty.

Do we truly consider our health as a favor from Allah (SWT) or do we act as though we are entitled to it? Are we making the most of this blessing, or will our bodies testify against us on the Day of Judgment, revealing the hardships and neglect we've subjected them to?

Do you remember the days when you could climb a tree? When running a mile in under ten minutes felt effortless? You do, it was when you were young. But what changed? On the Day of Judgement, the believer will say that this life was but a fleeting moment at sunset. We will explore the lessons from the famous hadith "Five Before Five," which will focus on taking advantage of your youth before old age.

The man we'll talk about this week is a prophet who is truly loved by all, loved by Allah (SWT), Prophet Muhammad (S), Christians, Jews, and Muslims alike. In fact, our beloved Prophet Muhammad (S) took pride in the fact that he resembled this man, and that man is none other than Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.)

Among the more well-known prophets, there's one in particular that we often overlook: Prophet Salih (A.S). Sent to a people who were blessed with remarkable skills but lacked gratitude. When Allah (SWT) blesses us, do our intentions remain at the default setting of gratitude or do they falter and become corrupt?

Are we a people who are heedless in distinguishing between wants and needs? Would you ask for hardship? Do we embrace the challenges of this world to such an extent that we begin asking Allah (SWT) for hardship?

When spreading Islam becomes challenging, do we simply give up and say things will never change? When it comes to determination to spread the word of Islam, Prophet Nuh (A.S.) is perhaps the best example for us as believers, as he preached the message of Islam for 950 years.

Through our tradition, we know of only four things that Allah SWT created with His own hands. Among these creations, one stands out in particular: Adam (A.S.). Why was Adam (A.S.), the Father of Humanity, given such special attention that Allah SWT chose to create him directly rather than commanding his existence?

What is the great event that changed the history of the world, an event not only of global significance but also an event that transformed the human experience as we know it? Today in the 21st century, we still have so many lessons to extract from the Hijra, the migration of the Muslims to Madinah.