The document discusses the importance of reflection on the Quran and life experiences. It describes three types of hearts - the dead heart that ignores worship, the sick heart that wavers between faith and desires, and the healthy heart that is cleansed of passions against Allah's commands. It provides quotes emphasizing that reflection benefits believers and that reflecting on Quran verses and taking lessons from observations is better than recitation without contemplation. Reflecting includes implementing Quran teachings by following what is permitted and avoiding what is prohibited.

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4.  The Dead heart
• Follows desires, ignores worship
• Not affected by reminders
 The Sick heart
• Stuck between faith and desires
 The Healthy heart
 Cleansed from any passion that challenges what
Allah commands
 It hates falling into sin
 When reminded of Allah it responds

5.  "[This is] a blessed Book whichWe have
revealed to you, [O Muhammad, sallallaahu
alayhi wa sallam], that they might reflect upon
its verses and that those of understanding
would be reminded." [Quran: 38: 29]
 "And remind, for indeed, the reminder benefits
the believers." [Quran: 51: 55]

6.  When I go out and see anything, I notice the
blessing of Allah in it and take a lesson from it.
- Abu SulaymaanAd-Daaraani
 Performing two Rak‘ahs with reflection is
better than performing prayers all night
without heart (reflection)- Ibn Abbas

7.  Al-Fudhayl may Allah have mercy upon
him said, “The Quran was revealed to be
implemented, but people made its recitation
their aim.” People asked, “How do we
implement the Quran?” He replied, “By holding
its permissible acts to be permissible and its
prohibited acts to be prohibited, abiding by its
orders and abandoning its prohibitions, and
reflecting on its wonders.”

8.  Reflecting on verses to implement
 Reflecting on actions committed
 Planning for the tomorrow