أهلك الله من أرادهم بسوء، وعظَّم أمر الحرم وأهله في قلوب العرب حتى احترموهم ولم يعترضوا لهم في أي سفر أرادوا؛ ولهذا أمرهم الله بالشكر فقال: (فليعبدوا رب هذا البيت) أي: ليوحدوه ويخلصوا له العبادة. السعدي: 894. 
السؤال: من شكر الله توحيده بالعبادة؛ بيِّن ذلك من السورة.

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A Hadith and an Ayah about the fundamental blessings we often under value.

Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, 'Whoever among you wakes up in the morning secured in his dwelling, healthy in his body, having his food for the day,then it is as if the world has been gathered for him.' [At- Tirmidhi].

من أصبح منكم آمنا في سربه، معافى في جسده، عنده قوت يومه، فكأنما حيزت له الدنيا بحذافيرها

JazakAllah khair for the reminder of this hadith. 

Is each meal really God feeding us? Is each day really God giving us security?
How can we imagine another response except to live in service to the Provider and Protector alone?

Jazak Allah Khair. 
This reminds me of an activity we sometimes do with our 5 year old at the dinner table where we choose a food and take it all the way back to the beginning. For example, a carrot had to be stocked at the grocery store by someone who was strong enough to work, and how his strength came from Allah, the driver, the person at the factory, the farmer- how all of them had to have strength and blessings from Allah to work. The sun had to shine, the rain had to come down, or water had to be brought from somewhere else by someone, and how that water had to be available to them by the will of Allah.  There are so many blessings wrapped up in one carrot, that we could never enumerate them! Alhamdullilah! Allah truly has fed us against hunger as this ayat says.