Do you want to change your life

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"Do you want to change your life?" This was my first question to the tall, serious young man. He replied, "Doctor, I want to change, but I couldn't read books despite my efforts. Please tell me something that can change my life."



I smiled and looked at the young man, who was gazing at me with questioning eyes. "My brother, your life will change; your inner and outer self, your world, and your hereafter will change. Your way of speaking, thinking, and even looking at things will change. Every aspect of your life will transform, and the world will be amazed."


The young man looked at me with surprise and asked, "Doctor, what is that thing that can change the course of my entire life?"


I lowered my gaze with reverence and said, "From today, you need to watch videos or listen to audio content that mentions the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) or his biography. Don't worry about the scholar; just search and keep watching or listening. Take note of the points that resonate with you, and incorporate them into your life."

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