Friday Sermon: Faith Is More Than a Wish

Wishes in the Noble Qur'an reflect the nature of the human soul, as people desire long life, wealth, safety, and returning to the world after death—especially when they witness punishment or hardship. However, the Qur'an emphasizes that the value of life is not in the number of years but in using it for obedience. Repentance and good deeds should be pursued before it is too late. It also warns that a person may wish for salvation from punishment or Allah’s forgiveness when facing accountability, becoming more attached to wealth and worldly circumstances. Yet, what is most important is to make one’s wishes a means to achieve Allah's pleasure and success in the Hereafter. In conclusion, the Qur'an calls on humans to direct their wishes properly and to invest their lives in righteous deeds before opportunities are lost, emphasizing that any wish unfulfilled in this world may turn into deep regret after death.

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