I felt nothing when praying till I did this

The speaker explains that 'feeling something' in Salah goes beyond the prayer itself; it means consistently thinking about Allah every day. It's about remembering that Allah chose you to be a Muslim and being grateful for His creation. When you spend the day thinking about your Lord, Salah becomes a solidification of that relationship.

The video highlights the significance of prostrating (sujud) in prayer, where one is heard by Allah above the seven heavens, whispering into the floor yet reaching His throne. The speaker questions what there isn't to feel in such a profound act of worship.

The speaker reveals that they have been struggling with their own spiritual connection recently and that the idea for this video came from a viewer's suggestion. They ponder the importance of Salah as the ultimate act of worship that solidifies one's identity as a Muslim, compared to other forms of worship like wearing a hijab or keeping good company.

To feel something during prayer, one must cultivate a strong connection with Allah throughout the entire day. The speaker mentions that Allah spoke to our souls 40,000 years before creation, emphasizing the deep, ancient relationship we have with Him. Praying five times a day is described as sending your soul up to your Lord.

Salah is presented as a personal and uninterrupted spiritual conversation between an individual and Allah. Unlike momentary thoughts of Allah that can be interrupted, prayer is a sacred time where you tell the world to 'hold' so you can speak to your Lord, putting everything else on hold for Him.

The speaker emphasizes humanity's humble origins as 'mere pieces of clay' and Allah's grace in placing a soul within us. Regardless of life's difficulties, being a Muslim and part of the Ummah (global Muslim community) is a perfect life, calling for gratitude and submission to Allah through prayer and thanks.

The video concludes by stating that a strong spiritual feeling in prayer comes from adopting this mindset of gratitude and consistent remembrance of Allah. It reminds viewers that remembering Allah leads to Allah remembering them, and that coincidences do not exist, as every reminder of Islam is from Allah, who is closer than our jugular vein.