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Does performing more Sunan in one's actions mean there is more Nur in their actions compared to someone who performs fewer Sunan?

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"Preserving the performance of Sunnah acts is among the causes of Allah's love for His servant, as indicated by the Hadith Qudsi: 'My servant continues to draw near to Me with supererogatory acts until I love him.' And the one who frequently performs supererogatory acts is aided by Allah, guided by Him, and has his limbs preserved. Allah grants His servant success in his actions and protects him from falling into what Allah dislikes. It is not possible to definitively assert that the work of one person is more illuminated and blessed than another's due to their abundance of supererogatory acts, because that depends on Allah's acceptance of those supererogatory acts, which is a matter of the unseen known only to Allah. However, outwardly, a person should choose the one who is most pious and keenest on the Sunnah."

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