The extent of God's presence in one's life indicates the value of a person
The Friday Prayer Leader of Qeshm, referring to the traditions of the Infallibles (AS), considered the criterion for measuring one's station of servitude to be in the extent to which one prioritizes God in life, and emphasized: "Reforming one's relationship with the Creator is the primary prerequisite for improving social relations and comfort among people."
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Hujjat al-Islam Gholamreza Hajabi, at the ceremony marking the anniversary of the demise of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), the martyrdom of Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (AS), and Imam Reza (AS), citing the famous tradition of Imam Reza (AS), presented a criterion for measuring a person's station before God, and said: "If a person wants to know what station they hold before God, it is enough to see what place God occupies in their life."
He added: "A person, at the crossroads between this world and the hereafter, shows through their choice how valuable God is to them. One who chooses the hereafter over this world has in practice preserved God's place in the geometry of their life, and one who takes refuge in this world has, as it were, assigned a negligible status to God."
The Friday Prayer Leader of Qeshm, emphasizing the necessity of guarding the heart and reforming one's relationship with God, stated: "If a person reforms their relationship with God, God will also reform their relationship with people. These two are two sides of the same coin, and one cannot imagine that with a displeased God, one can seek the comfort of people."
Hujjat al-Islam Hajabi then addressed the degrees of sin and warned against the normalization of error, and reminded: "Just as the repetition of good deeds turns noble ethics and generosity into a second nature, the repetition of sin can also lead a person to a point where they no longer see the ugliness of sin, and Satan makes its repulsiveness appear beautiful to them."