Islamic Manifestation EXPLAINED ( BIA framework + 100% halal )

This is going to be the most important

video I've made to this date. You are

going to understand manifestation from

start to finish. What took me several

years, error and trial, back and forth,

lack of clarity, trying to understand

all of this from an Islamic perspective,

and I'm going to give it to you. I have

finally graduated from this entire study

of manifestation and spirituality,

understanding how to cultivate your

duas. And alhamdulillah, I'm at a point

where I pray for things and they just

come to me with ease. Younger me would

ask for things and not know why she

couldn't get it or why God wouldn't

answer it. So grateful to say that now.

I understand it all. I honestly thank

you for watching this. God is probably

wanting the best for you. So buckle up

cuz this is going to change your life. I

believe that. I'm going to put up what I

created as the BIA framework up here.

Now, this is something that I've come up

with myself after years of analyzing,

observing, experimenting myself, and

trying to understand how to converse

with God, how to make my duas as

effective as possible, how to understand

this game of a life. And right off the

bat, I'm going to clarify that this is

manifestation understood in the truest

way possible. People that I saw for

years talk about manifestation and I'm

sure you have online who talk about it

in terms of spirituality and believing

the universe being delusional this and

that but it's not fully permissible or

halal. There's truths in what they're

saying but its full truth is in our

Quran and in our hadiths. You're going

to understand that by the end of it. On

the other end, you have people who don't

believe in spirituality, call it woowoo,

do this whole like hustle culture, just

work harder. And it's like we see a lot

of people work hard and they don't get

the things that they work really hard

for or they're getting less than the

people who work for it less. So this is

a balance of both and what is rooted in

Islam, which is why I'm going to talk

about Islam in the first part because

this is how I actually understood

manifestation. I see as Islam being

different from every other religion on

the face of this earth. There's

something truly unique about Islam. When

I think of success, I think Islam

delivers that. When you look at Islam,

you have this three-step verification

process which I call BIA. Belief,

intention, and action. No other religion

has these principles. Let me repeat

that. No other religion has these

principles except for Islam. And this is

the only thing that guarantees you

literal physical success. And I didn't

put it up here, but we're going to

compare this to Christianity for the

sake of example. In Islam, you have

belief as the first step. What does that

mean? You have the oath to become a

Muslim. You have to declare the oath,

which is what? That there is no god

besides God. and that prophet Muhammad

peace be upon him is the last and final

messenger. Why is that necessary?

Because you're saying that I believe in

God. I believe in a messenger. I believe

in the angels. I believe in the

prophets. I believe in a divine book. I

believe in the hereafter. I believe in

the day of judgment. Right? This is

necessary because if you don't believe

something in your heart or it doesn't

make sense to you, you're not going to

follow through with being devote to that

practice for the rest of your life. You

lack certainty. If you don't feel it, if

you don't testify for it, you're not

going to be serious about following

through with that practice. Now, this is

important. We have to believe in all

these things, including the afterlife

and the day of judgment and the bars of

before we get to that stage. You believe

before you see. That's going to make

sense when we get to manifestation. Now,

let's compare this to Christianity for

the sake of argument. In Christianity,

you also have this principle of belief,

but you don't have an oath. For them,

they say that you just have to believe

in Jesus, follow his path through the

Bible, which also teaches you how to

live your life, but at the core, you

just have to believe in Jesus. And they

say that that's sufficient. The next

step in Islam is intention.

When we look at the rest of the four

pillars that come after the oath, all of

them require intention. Before we pray

salah, we say I intend on praying this

of this salah. Or we eat, we sayism, in

the name of God. Before we sacrifice an

animal, we have to say in the name of

God. Otherwise, it's unlawful. When you

start a business, when you enter your

house, when you go to work, when you

start something or you intend on doing

something, you have to set your

intentions and you have to declare that

it's in the name of God. And this is

where Christianity ends because for

them, they only require belief. But for

us, it's belief, intention, and then

action. And do you know why intentions

are important in Islam? In fact, Alazi

has a whole book about intentions and

how to make them. Actions are judged by

intentions and every person will have

what they intended. Let's take for

example a situation where someone goes

to someone else's house with the intent

of robbing them but they get caught at

the door so they can't follow through

with this theft. They're still sinful

because they intended on stealing. Or

let's say someone who intends on

complimenting their friend but their

friend perceives that as an insult.

Allah will reward the person who

perceived it as a compliment even if it

was translated as an insult. Why?

Because that person had good intentions.

Our faith is so just that you are

partially rewarded and recorded by your

intentions. Not just by actions, not

just by how you look and how you present

yourself, but what you have within you.

Intentions matter. Now, so far we

covered belief and intention. You

believe in the hereafter, judgment day,

the grave, and you believe before you

see. Now, when we get to intention, it's

important to intend to do good. If you

pray for something haram, that's

problematic. Have to intend to do things

and ask for things with sincerity and

las and goodness and ask for. Now, the

last and final step is action number

three that guarantees you success. And

what separates Islam from other faiths

is how much it requires you to be

disciplined and follow through with your

belief paired with intentions. Because

belief and intention alone only get you

so far. We live in a physical world with

opportunities. You need to utilize them.

In Islam, what does action look like?

actually showing up for salah, praying

your salah, holding your fasts, going

for Hajj, literally traveling, going out

of your way for Hajj, giving charity.

You can't just intend on being generous.

You actually have to give of your wealth

and of your means and follow through

with these practices.

When you look at other faiths, they

don't require this level of conciseness,

clarity, and discipline, which is an

issue because you can't call your boss

and say, "Hey, boss, no, you know, my

intentions are good, but also I'm not

going to show up for work, and since

you're so nice, I believe you're still

going to give me my paycheck at the end

of the week."

What is that boss going to say? Cuz what

made you think that you get to say, "I

believe in this and I intend on doing

this, but as long as you don't show up

for work, you don't put in tangible

proof, unfortunately, you won't be

getting anywhere." If this is the case,

if this is how reality operates,

that's exactly how the afterlife should

as well. Because you can't say that I

believe in a god and I intend on being