Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Hell Revealed Part 4 Reactions to the Verses
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi wa salatu salam ala
Rasulillah al Karim.
Amma bad called Allah with the baraka with the Allah for the
Quran in Mudgee they will for corneal Hamid in Medina and Kerlin
which are Hema Ouattara him and the host sati. Anwar either been a
Lima so Hamdulillah we move on to the fourth part of our Hal reveal
series. And
many of you some of you may be thinking that where is *, we've
not discussed * yet. So the idea is that we could have
discussed health first and then we could have discussed the fear of
* and how people's approach was to hellfire, since ignore it, but
humbly has started off with a discussion about how people spoke
about the hellfire, how the Quran speaks about hellfire, and the
actually the fear about hellfire, we just want to discuss that
first. So there's maybe a bit more discussion about that today,
inshallah have a discussion, after you've understood the level of
fear that's necessary. And if you have too much fear that
debilitates you as we said that if there's some people who the fear
doesn't allow them to worship, makes them stop prostrating in
front of Allah subhanho, wa taala, and so on, then that's generally
from the shaytaan or it's an OCD matter or some other issue that
comes into play there. So we need to have a healthy dose of fear.
And that's what's very important for us to understand. So I'm going
to mention a few other Hadith and so on about it, and how people how
the fear used to be in such intense you know, what should that
fear be, so that for some people, it actually stopped them from
sleeping at night. For some people, the fear of hellfire was
so concerning that it actually made them sick and people could
not work out why they were sick. For some people, they didn't enjoy
eating anymore. For some people, they didn't enjoy any they did not
enjoy doing any other luxuries or pleasure, pastimes, and so on and
so forth. So this gives us an understanding of how fear can be
and how fear is. And that way we can try to understand how we are
and where we are in terms of the fear and I think that's very, very
important.
So there's a hadith that's related from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam with a slightly weak chain of knowledgeable humbly
quotes this and
it's from Hamza as the from hombre and ignore you and he says that he
heard the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam or rather, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam heard
a recite of the Quran re reading the following verses of sorbitol
museum mill in Medina and Kerala which are Hema water and the whole
society were either been a Lima which basically means that
we have we possess fetters and the blazing fire, Allah subhanaw taala
possesses fetters which means things that will shackle a person
type of person that's fetters, and also a blazing fire, water and the
Husa. And also food that causes you to choke food that will choke
you, right. So people with you might say, well, I don't need to
eat that food well, the person will be so hungry, and so thirsty,
that they will ask for food and that's what they'll be given and
they'll have to eat it, but it will actually also be a source of
punishment, and what other than Ilima and also a punishment, a
severe punishment. So, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam heard
somebody recite this verse, right? He heard somebody recite this
verse, And the Prophet sallallahu Sallam fell unconscious himself.
This is mentioned in this narration as well. In another
version of this narration, it says that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam first began to weep, until eventually he was overcome,
and then he felt unconscious. From this, you can understand that this
to feel the fear of the fear of Allah, the fear of hellfire
sometimes, and it have this kind of pronounced effect once in a
while, doesn't necessarily need to be a bad thing. Of course, if all
the time, then it becomes difficult to maintain. And there's
some stories and some incidents regarding that which I'll mention
later. Thereafter, there's another one which is related from Abdul
Aziz Bira word he says that when Allah subhanho wa Taala had the
following verse of Surah, to Tarim, right so to Hareem, verse
six revealed to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, it's
a famous verse. You've probably heard it quoted many times. Yeah,
are you Halina almond? Oh, cool and full circle. What? Alikum
Nowra. What kudu Hanna's Well, haidara are people who believe
protect your yourselves and your families from the Hellfire whose
fuel is our people and stones. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam then recited after it was revealed
With a loss and recited
to his companions, so the profits or loss on repeated these Verses
are recited them to the Companions, there was a youth
there was a young man there Subhanallah young man. And he, as
soon as he heard this, I mean, he fell unconscious, what you have to
understand is that this wasn't happening all the time, right, you
know, so the process and would read something, it doesn't mean
that this was happening all the time. But in some cases, people
would fall unconscious, when the Hellfire would be spoken about, it
may have been read in a particular way. It may have been recited in a
particular way, there could be a lot of factors, to be honest, I
think we need to understand it could be a lot of factors for why
this could happen, I would think I would think and I can only think
about myself that right? That if a person is going through something,
an emotional moment, their heart is broken because of something,
maybe they're really in a state of huge remorse, because they've
committed some sin or because they've done something wrong, or
they've just been basically defeated in this world in some
way, by someone or something, or whatever. And it's just making a
person feel vulnerable and feel self conscious, feel their
mortality is close to them. And then if they were to hear a verse
like this, right, it could have a much more profound effect than
when you just hear it normally. Because in a normal state,
unfortunately, most people are distracted. Right? We're so
distracted, even when we listen to the Quran. You know, we don't have
the time to ponder, right? We don't have the time to ponder.
Another thing, which is a big issue, right, which is a big
barrier. Other you can say is for people like us who are not from an
Arab background Hamdulillah I mean, I understand Arabic, but I'm
saying for people who don't understand Arabic, then it becomes
more difficult because when you listen to the Quran, you can just
be amazed by its beauty and the fact that you know, it's Allah's
words. But for example, yeah, you'll have the nominal code and
full circle, I would say that the majority would probably not know
what that means. So how is that going to affect a person? So I
think by the fact that we're not trying to understand the Quran, I
think what we're doing is we're stopping ourselves from being
affected by it. So 100 the effect of the Quran even without us
understanding the meaning many people understanding the meaning
they love it, right? They, they, they just absolutely enjoy it.
It's incredible as a very profound effects. Imagine if you could
learn it. So I think by not learning it, we're not letting the
Quran speak to us. We're not letting it affect us. And you will
see how different scholars used to actually read it with effect to
try to have that effect in it for themselves and for other people.
So anyway, this, this young man, he fell down and fainted when he
heard this verse, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam placed
his hand Subhanallah the promises and paste it replaces hand,
meaning his own hand on the chest of that youth. And he discovered
that, you know, there was a beat, so that means he was alive. And
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Yeah, Fattah and
maybe he was awake by this time is your father Kula. ilaha IL Allah.
Allah, Allah ilaha illAllah. So he said, c'est la ilaha illa Allah
there is no God except Allah. So this young man, he actually said
that right? He said that. And then the prophets Allah some gave him
glad tidings of paradise. Now, I'm not sure if this young man was
already a Muslim or not. Right, and then he became Muslim at this
point. And that's why the Hello Salam, the Hadith doesn't mention
that as to whether this person was a Muslim already or not. Right?
And the Prophet says, I'm just told him to say it, he said it And
subhanAllah the Prophet saw some giving glad timing for Paradise.
Now, seeing this whole event where the Prophet SAW I'm giving this
Glad Tidings to him. Some of the campaigns in the artists will
Allah I mean, been in some, you know, from us as well like from
among us as well the Prophet sallallahu sallam said,
a woman a Samaritan, Kota hooter, Allah Have you not heard the words
of Allah subhanho wa Taala saying, insert Ibrahim thy Lika Lehmann
half America me well half are worried the legally man half
America me Well, half a worried sort of Ibrahim verse 14 that is
for the one who is fearful of myself standing in front of me of
my standing of my position and who fears the warning who fears the
warning so if we are of those people then I guess you know we
could also be part of this we could also get the benefit of that
that's what he said to them thereafter that so they might even
know so him he says that there's a person who has seen abnormal the
hola Juan right he related to me So Selena Medina, same as saying
that somebody was seen Abdullah Hypno Amara, the Allahu anhu,
praying in his prayer. I was witnessed his prayer said to me,
that he saw ignore Omar Abdullah Mohammed or the Allahu Anhu
performing prayer. And he was
moving around in this distressed state, where yet Oh, wah, and you
were saying or like, you know, he was making these expressions in
his reading or
Right, that showed huge amount of concern, right for something that
he was really grieving about something worried about something.
And what the person remarks is that
we knew him, and we knew his soft hearted nature. We knew how soft
heart he had and how trembling he was. If it was somebody else that
saw him in that state, they would actually think that maybe he's got
fits or something, or maybe he's got some kind of sickness, that
and why was he in that state? What had brought him to that level of
looking so perturbed, and so trembling and shaking and so on,
is because of the mention of hellfire, because he had just
recited it just passed by the verse in Surah, Al Furqan, verse
13, what is that all cool minha and I'm going to mention the verse
numbers from now on as well, just so that if you want, you can
collect these verses, if it helps, sometimes just helps to have a
collection of verses that we can just ponder. So the verse was
either otaku, minha, Makonnen Bahia con Makara Nina, that we're
gonna go to Bora, that when they're thrown into there in a
very, very constrained and tight spot,
right, and then it carries on and they'll be shackled and all of
their and then they'll be calling out for death and so on, because
that would be better than that. There's numerous ones. I'm
actually just mentioning some of them because there's just so many
mentions. That's why another person called ESC even know how
Cheb
he is somebody who actually seen
has an bacillary and Omar Abdulaziz. So he was probably a
double rota between, he would say that I've not seen anybody more
fearful, have not witnessed anybody more fearful than hassled,
bossy Rahim Allah and Omar Abdullah Aziz, how fearful it is
as if I mean this is obviously his observation he says it is as if
they felt that Hellfire had just been created for them that's how
fearful they were. I don't know maybe maybe we think the Hellfire
is not really for us Allah is so forgiving we're not gonna go
there. So we're not really worried about it. But these people for for
them it was such a reality was as if gotten the NARA lamp to lock in
LA Houma, as though the fire would just get that's how it's like they
had everybody's fear. He didn't see anybody else fearful. But he
was so they were so fearful as though they're the only people
that had to be worried about the Hellfire because it was created
from them. Thereafter that is not a bit dunya he's, he also has a
collection of narrations which is not as well known, but he's got
some really interesting narrations in there. So he's got a narration
in which it says that Abdullayev no hamdulillah was one day on his
bed.
And
Abdul Rahman Abdul Hadith IGNOU he sham who knew him says that once
I saw him while on he's on his bed, right? He's he's on his bed,
and he was sick. So I had visited him I was visiting him. And by him
there was somebody else who was reciting Quran or somebody recited
the verse of Surah Al out of verse 41. Lo Mein Johanna mummy Ha,
don't I mean fo Amin 40 hem hogwash. The whom Mila Jahan me
her do I mean 40 him versions of the Hellfire, those in the
Hellfire for them in the Hellfire of the Hellfire will be a bed of
fire.
So that if they want to sleep, there's going to be a better fire.
And above them, there's going to be coverings of fire Subhanallah
so almost like this fire beneath them. This fire above them this
fire around them. There's no way to escape in the hellfire. It's
all over. It's above and it's below how exactly Hellfire is
gonna look. We're waiting for the description of how exactly this is
going to figure out are you in these little cubicles or something
is McCann under Yuki already says that it's going to be a tight
spot. So it says about Abdullah Abdullah hamdulillah he's already
on his bed. Right? He's sick. Somebody recites his verse in
front of him. You can tell he's in that vulnerable state, right? That
state of sickness, illness, you know, where person is wondering
what's going on. He started crying. He started weeping,
weeping until it was so serious. We felt that he was going to die
because of it. That his his soul was going to depart because of it.
And then
he said that look, they are basically within different levels
of fire. They submerged within different levels of fire.
Then after he got up, he stood up on his feet. And somebody said to
him about Abdurrahman stop, sit down, you know, you don't need to
stand up. He said, I can't sit down anymore. This mention of the
Hellfires made me stand up. He's He's restless. He thinks I
shouldn't be sitting down. I should be doing something else but
he's sick so he maybe can't do something else. So he's restless.
This mention of the Hellfire is actually making somebody restless.
And then he's saying, well at a thriller alley, I had him I don't
know, maybe I'm one of them. So I need to be careful. I need to be
worried. And I mean, I would assume that these people were
probably a lot better than us. Right? And they're still in this
state. The amount of sins that are available to us today so much more
easily the abundance of it weren't available in those days. So Wallah
who are LM? I mean, I would assume that these people who are much
better than us, there's a hadith of Abu Bakr Ibn or Yash. Working
in IR she says, Once Allah Akbar, once I prayed behind for a living
or a yard, solid Maghrib
I prayed salata, Maghrib behind for a living or a yard for a
living or a yard, daddy Calera Lima, Larabee deserted.
I have been hurt. I mean, that's what he was called the worshiper,
the devotee of the two homes, even though he started off as a highway
man, very feared, like the big duck with a big dacoit, the big
gangster of the area. But eventually he became one of the
most pious people that he became known as we've got it. We've got a
whole lecture on some of his biography on some some Academy,
right? So he's saying I was praying behind him, Salatin
Maghrib and on my side like next to me was his son. For the
luminary eldest son, Rahim Allah. His name was Ali Abner for Dale,
for DailyBurn or Eyob. He recited al Hurrican with MacArthur
and her como taka for abundance has meaning having so many things
in abundance, has actually distracted you. And I think today
there is so much abundance in what we have compared to what people
had even 100 years ago.
Even even a normal
basic person, right, not very wealthy. He has so many things
access to so many things. It just so much is available today. That
has distracted him. And then I'll her come with DACA for zumal
macabre Killa solfatara Moon McCullough solfatara Moon color
low Tyler Muna, il Malia Kane Lautaro Winnall Jehoiakim. And
then it talks about letter O'Neill Jehane verse six, you will then
see the Hellfire you will then come across and see the Hellfire
Ali,
the son of four DailyBurn or Eyob. He passed out, he passed out for
Dale. I don't think he knew what had happened. And he was unable to
carry on either. So he kept reciting it over and over again.
He's just so
taken by it. So he continues to read it. And then it says some
masala Bina Salah Taha, if he then led the prayer of a fearful
individual, like you could tell the fear that he was experiencing
that at that moment.
And the whole story is actually mentioned by I'm going to quote
that to you from another book of IGNOU. Kodama, Al makdisi, another
humbly scholar was in the Kitab with Dobbyn. So the story in there
the full story in a minute, we'll mention it to you from there,
right, because it's actually a very, very profound story. He says
that
Jacobina use of says that for the Illuminati yard,
when he knew he was the Imam of the masjid, he would lead the
prayer when he knew that his son was praying behind them. Then in
solid, he would actually read quite hurriedly, and he would not
stop in places for effect, and he would not, like set a standard and
read things and brood over them and reflect them and repeat over
them, especially the verses about hellfire and Paradise. Right. So
that he would not create fear that that was the reason, right.
But if he knew that his son was behind them, then so if he, if he
knew that his son was not behind him, then after that, he would
spend time and he would really create that effect. And he would
really, really
enjoy that reading. And he will really brood over it and reflect
over it.
As far as I know, there was as far as I remember, they hit the mother
of ally for Dale's wife. I told him not to read certain sewers, if
the if her son was there, because he just couldn't take it. Right.
So on this occasion, he didn't know that his son is behind him,
right because he must have joined in late or something. And he came
to the verse in Surah tell me noon, verse 106. Rob burner Hala
batalla in Shaco tuna were Khun como Bo lien.
Our Lord,
our misfortune our wretchedness has overcome us have overwhelmed
us and we will have the losers
ally Rhodiola Radi Allahu Allah, he was there. And he felt and
fainted when he heard that he just had a very soft heart. He was very
fearful, right?
Because it mentions that for the listener EOD was really fearful of
Allah. But his son was even more fearful.
His son was even more fearful. His son has even more fearful than the
father, so the father to be even careful about what he recited in
front of his son.
So it folds down and he becomes unconscious.
For the evening, somehow figures it out, he must have heard a third
or whatever the case is, you might have heard some movement, right?
And he must have figured out he's there. So he just quickly finished
off reading. And the people went to the mother probably live close
by and she came and she sprinkled warm water over him. And he came,
you know, he came out of consciousness. And then she told
me, they'll off she says, endocardial hudl, Mala Mala,
you're going to, you're going to kill him, right? You're not going
to leave him for me, you're going to basically kill him over me. So
that was fine. The way it was. And again, on another occasion, he
again thought for the ill he again thought his son was not there. So
he recited
Surah Zoomer verse 47. While by that, I mean Allah Hema, Allah
Mucuna does a boon, that which they never thought would occur,
suddenly will appear in front of them, maybe all their sins, and
everything else of the past will appear in front of them. On this
occasion, it was so serious that only his son fell down and
actually passed away. Now he didn't know that he again figured
out that he must have heard something. So he quickly finished
off the camera. And again, his mother came and his mother was
cold and she came in
this time she tried everything to sprinkle water or whatever the
case was, but he never got up at this time he passed away in that
case. This is the fear of Allah that they actually had to actually
they couldn't ponder over there was just so much of a reality for
them. Allahu Akbar, Allah give us a give us a taste of the right
amount of fear Allah give us the right amount of fear. Allah,
that's why I will not I am. He's got a narration from Fidel
who says that, for Dale says that one day I saw my son Ali, while
he's in the courtyard of the house and he sang a novel and now we're
metal Hello, Osman. And now fire the fire. You know, when can I
find some escape? When can I attain an escape from the fire?
One day, the same alley, right? Was by Sofia Nibbana aria in the
great Muhaddith and Sophia and Marina was transmitting Hadith he
was reading Hadith. So he related a hadith in which there was a
mention of the Hellfire Ali had with him a piece of paper, some
scrolls that he was writing in probably right and it was
with something that was tied to him. But when that hadith of the
Hellfire came, he took a deep breath and
the paper and everything fell from his hand. Right You know, you
could tell that he was just shocked so Soufiane turned to him
and he said he didn't realize it was in these would be big
gatherings of Hadith narration he said if I knew you were there,
because it looks like everybody knew him like this was known about
them that for later was very frightened of the Hellfire had a
huge amount of fear and his son was even more so. So they will be
careful about this thing. So he said look at him to undergo Hoonah
had this to be had I known that you were present here I would not
have narrated this hadith. Now he fell unconscious right he'd fallen
unconscious, and he only became conscious after a while. Monsoon
if not Amar says that one day I was in the muscle haram and I
mentioned something of the description of the Hellfire. And I
saw for the Lipner EOD himself now I so for the Lunar Ayub shriek,
like
shout out until he also until he became unconscious. So it looks
like this was something that they both it would it would happen to
both of them to a boon or aim, Imam Abu Nariman loss for honey
and he mentioned in heylia, that this Ali IGNOU for they once
prayed behind the imam who recited Surah to Rockman.
You know, sort of the ramen has both things. It has hellfire, and
it has. So initially it has a discussion about hellfire, right?
And then after that, literally the second half of the surah almost is
all about paradise. It's got a beautiful description of paradise.
Right? So you got to think that that would balance it out. But
what happened is
the Imam recite Surah Rahman when he finished this when he finished
the prayer. Somebody said to ally that, didn't you because they
could see maybe him with a fearful face so
They were surprised. I mean, you can see they were so connected to
the Quran that they were conscious of what was being recited, what
kind of effect it should have had and so on. So they're worried that
Why does
why is this ally still fearful? Like what's wrong with him? So,
the person asked him that didn't you? Listen to the Imam reciting
Horam nakasu rato Phil here which is verse which is verse I think 72
Which basically speaking about the wide eyed hurries, right who would
be constrained there in, in their special
domains in their special dwellings right, especial dwellings that
will be made for them, says, Did you hear that like, aren't you
excited about that? So he said Chevelle and the unharmed copula?
Now I was distracted, I was occupied, actually, I was occupied
with what came before it, which is verse 35. Right? So imagine from
verse 35 is so occupied that even the paradise description
Subhanallah it doesn't help to overcome him, you know, that's his
fear. Your salary Kuma shuaa, mean nerdy, oh, Hassoun further on
talking about the various different types of punishments and
the fire that will basically come to see is the pupil in the
hellfire and they won't be able to defend themselves, they won't be
able to find any assistance. So that got him so occupied, that he
wasn't even able to enjoy the rest of it.
If not, I'd be VIP says that there's somebody who was there at
the time of Omar Ibn Abdul Aziz and who was with him. And this was
before Omar Omar Abdul Aziz became the Hadith. This was when he was
still the Emir of Madina. Munawwara right. So under the OMA
years under his cousins, while Solomon etcetera, were the Hadith,
he was an emir of Madina. Munawwara somebody recited to him
sort of for Converse 13 either the one I recited before either all
comin Hammacher no by year Maccarone in Tao Hoonah Lika to
Bora
when they're going to be thrown into that tight place in hellfire,
right in they're going to be shackled up in for Becca Alma. He
started crying, had the rubber hula Buka what I learned a Haeju.
Right, he was overcome. And you could hear his crying. I mean, it
was intense for calm emergency with the holiday daughter
Farrakhan nurse. There were people sitting around him but he was just
so overwhelmed. So overcome, that he had to leave the gathering, he
entered into the privacy of his own home and people then left.
Allah give us this kind of fear Subhanallah from time to time,
it'd be very, very beneficial. I will know Holland Saudi says that
once in the home of Ali Abdul Hussain, this is a family of
grandson of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he was in
frustration. And there was a fire in his home. And everybody is
saying fire fire fire. Now if you're in Salah, and somebody says
fire, I mean, you know, you know what that means? Then he wasn't
moving. So people started to actually call out to him. Yep, no
Rasulullah Inara Oh, grandson of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam the fire there's a fire. He didn't even raise his hand from he
didn't even raise his head from the sujood
until eventually the fire was put out.
Now probably the fire was like not next to him. It was somewhere else
but he didn't want to run. He was just whatever his enjoyment was in
the solid. Somebody said to him that why are we so occupied? Why'd
you get out? I mean, that was dangerous or whatever. He said, a
novel O'Hara. The other fire the greater fire is what occupied me
from the smaller fire. Look at look at where these people think
about it. The the Hellfire for them is a reality. So this fire
reminds them of that. So he must be praying. They must have set
fire and he must have thought well, what about that fire? I'm
gonna get some benefit out of praying right now. Of course if
the fire was next to him, I don't think it's allowed to burn
yourself. Right? Well, Allahu Alem. There was a person another
one of our slough. Right. His name was either rock Tashi, he has
either rock Kashi. Right. He used to cry a lot, right? He used to
weep a lot. So somebody told him off once, right? And
somebody said to him,
that, you know, even if Hellfire was created specially for you, you
couldn't cry more like you cry so much, that even if Hellfire was
for you, you probably wouldn't cry anymore. So then he said, Isn't
that true, though? Isn't the fire created for me? And for my
companions, and for our brothers of the Jinan ins? So isn't it? Is
it not? For me? I think he really underscores a big point here.
Right? We think it is created for people, we think it is created for
everyone, but somehow it's not created for us. It's like somehow,
I don't know. Do you think it is this that? Somehow we think that
out of so many people it's just like we kind of kind of it won't
be so bad, because there'll be so many people that say
You won't be really so bad. You know, if you're being punished
alone. That's tough if you're in a prison alone that stuff, but if
you're in prison with so many people, you're probably being
punished together then not necessarily everybody's gonna get
the same punishment or whatever the case I don't know. I don't
know what it is. So he said you're right. I mean it is crazy for me
but it's crazy for all of us. Haven't you recited a verse order
to Roman verse 31 Center for hola como a you have Takala like, I'm
going to free myself for you. I'm going to, like fully focus on you
on that day. You know, I'm going to be free myself. I mean, Allah
subhanaw taala focused on everybody all the time anyway, he
doesn't need to. But here he says the whole focus right is going to
be on you, Arthur Kalon. Oh,
in in Santa Qian, and haven't you also recited a verse in verse 35.
The one I recited earlier, you said earlier commercial alchemy
now that all of these things of the fire are going to be thrown at
you want to have some fallout and does Iran. Right. And then he
carried on reading until he reached here to full Anabaena
webinar HMIs. And which basically means that they will alternate
between its flames and the scalding water.
So they're sometimes going to be tested by the fire, the flames,
and sometimes they're going to be dealing when they get thirsty.
And the scalding water. The women were like this Well, there's
numerous stories of women and we can't go through all of them and
I'll mention a few Robbie either. We're when somebody recited to her
one of the verses that had the mention of hellfire, and then she
shrieked, and then she fell down. And she fell unconscious, these
people would fall unconscious. Have we ever fallen conscious like
that? You know, have you ever seen anybody fall unconscious?
There was another one more or another either we're more either,
either. We're
when she was when she got married to her husband. Right more either
either. We got married to her husband whose name was Scylla
Tableau, a Shem Scylla to a Shem is their first night of marriage.
Right
now, the nephew of Silla terminal Ashram
is helping him right preparing him it's his uncle. Right.
So the nephew is actually helping him on his marriage date on his on
his for his marriage and the first night. So first he takes him to
the ham mom so that he can wash up and everything right now in the
her mom, it's hot water. So there's fire there. Then after
that, he takes him to the room that he's going to meet his wife
and right which was very well fragrance and scented and
everything like that. So he put him in there. And he stood up and
started praying solid until the morning the entire night. He
started doing the praying and Subhanallah you might be thinking
man, poor wife, poor wife. Imagine today if that happened. You know
if our sisters one of them got married, and the husband just
prayed solid the whole night know what they would think Subhanallah
I don't know what they would think. But it looks like this was
a perfect match. She did the same thing. More either. Either way.
She did the same thing. She prayed on night as well. Right now in the
morning when his nephew found out he actually told him that what do
you do? This is your first night What are you doing? So he said
well look yesterday I mean they're so sensitive these people are
about the Hellfire isn't yesterday, you put me into a room
into a place which reminded me of the Hellfire that was the Hammam.
Alright, then after that, you put me into a room that reminded me of
paradise, because it was a nice scented room. Subhanallah
Subhanallah SubhanAllah. Right. And he said the thing is that I
was occupied by the fall of hellfire and Paradise all night
long. In my prayers he was probably reciting different verses
and occupied by the thought of that. And his wife did the same
thing. There was another woman of the time Amina been to herbal
water. I mean, what a name Amina, the one who save right, the
daughter of herbal water, the father of scrupulousness, Allahu
Akbar, right. She was of the IRB that Al Haifa they describe her as
being middle IRB that Aloha Effort, Right among the very
strong devotees, intense devotees and very fearful one whenever she
would, whenever the Hellfire would be mentioned in front of her she
would said she would say that when they enter Hellfire when people
enter hellfire and they would eat to them and they would drink from
the fire Do you think they would still live then she would start
crying. She has to be thinking about how you're going to live in
that place. How you're going to spend time in that place. The food
the drink the boiling scalding water, how they're going to live
in Aberdeen. She would cry. What cannot get under her hubba
she would become it says that she would actually become like a seed
a grain of wheat or something that was on the roasting oven how they
pop up and down Have you seen popcorn? Right when you when you a
pops up and down? So she was restless like that. And anytime
the Hellfire would mentioned she would cry herself
And she would make you cry because of just seeing her. I don't think
we have enough people that cry around us today so that we don't
cry either.
When is the last time we heard somebody crying in our prayers in
the prayers, there's not enough crying This is the problem the
world has become hard hearted. So maybe that's what the pandemic but
even the pandemic hasn't made people cry enough people cry among
the self, there were people when the you know, we've we're learning
that there were enough people who
when the Hellfire would be mentioned that they would become
restless the state would change. And the reason is why why would
that happen? Because the Quran is so powerful Allah subhanaw taala
says Nana Jana deskera Surah to Walker new Jana 10th Kill. We've
made this Quran as a reminder
and what it is, is that the not just the Quran, but we've you
know, it could also be
the world that the the fire of the world
is the is a warner and reminds us of the fire of the hereafter.
That's why even though it'd be Dunia has got a narration from
Saturday rom who says that I was once walking walking with Abdullah
himno Masuda the Allah one the several narrations I'm only going
to mention one of them about Abdullah was with me alone, he
passed by these iron Smith. Now an iron Smith has to have a blazing
fire, right because they, they they put the metal in there, they
melted in there and they have to have a fire constantly. Right? And
he just taken out one of the Hadith one of the you know, bits
of iron one of the pieces of iron from the fire. And he just looked
at him started crying, just reminded him of the hereafter.
That's why another occasion I mean, there's numerous people who
this would affect the it looks like there were a lot of people
who actually go to these iron Smith's and that will remind them
of the Hellfire. Right. So I thought I'll Horizonte he
mentioned that once we sell colony Rahimullah, he was standing alone
in the place of these iron Smith's and he was checking and seeing how
they
cause the fire, you know that they have these things where they blow
air into it to
to kindle the fire further, and he could hear the roar of the fire
because of that. And he himself always accompany himself for him a
hula. he shrieked when he heard the shriek of the fire, and he
fell down. Right? If not a bit lubob He said Paula and Zadara the
Allahu Anhu when they would pass by such a fire like that, they
would also stand and weep. It would be a moment of reflection. I
think the next time I mean Subhanallah we sit around a
campfire and enjoy the marshmallows.
Not to say you're not allowed to do that.
Not to say you're not allowed to do that, but just the way we enjoy
marshmallows around the fire. I mean, I don't I personally don't
like those gooey marshmallows. I mean, I could eat a marshmallow on
its own but I just can't see the point of a mash marshmallow with
all of that fire on it seriously I find a bit weird, but I know
people enjoy it right
but can we also maybe look at a fire one day for the sake of
reminder hey, let's have a you know when you have a cabin is you
do a campfire like let's have a spiritual campfire and say this is
to remind us of the of the fire.
You know, maybe we can include but we're just so distracted today
these days. There are so many stories of the same No, Roger Ver
humbly Rahim Allah has mentioned them I mean, I'm not going to go
through all of them. It says that
by sharing ImmunoCAP right. And some of the other Coura the
recitals of Basra they would actually specially go to these
iron Smith's just to look at the blaze of the fire, the roaring of
the fire and they would just stand there and seek protection that was
them to remember hellfire and they would seek protection from the
Hellfire at that time. Allah ignorant Mohammed says that once I
went to visit about a salami, I thought a salami Rahim Allah and I
saw that he was unconscious. So I asked his wife What's wrong with
him? He said,
one of our neighbors
they kindled that the new the oven in those days. I mean, the ovens
are with proper fire. When he looked at it, he just fell down.
He just felt he just felt he just fainted. Has an Rahim Allah says
that Amara, the Allahu Anhu himself. Sometimes he would have a
fire kindled for him. And then he would actually put a draw his
hands close to it.
And then he would say, yep, Nahata halacha Allah ha sober. Are you
able to bear this? Do you have enough patience to bear this then
what about the hereafter, essentially, this is about 100
from the base himself that he would have a Lenten brought. And
he would put his finger in there and then he would make these
noises and he would say Haneef,
Like little her name because name is nothing says little relief.
Maha Milaca Allah ma Sana the Yama cover, Muhammad aka Allah ma Sana
Yama cover. This is almost like what he's saying essentially puts
his finger in, then he says, So what caused you to do that deed on
that day? What caused you to do that deed on that day? So this is
kind of an interesting idea. I mean, rather than the Christians
flogging themselves, you know, when they do something wrong, they
flag late themselves, right? You know, you could do this, I mean,
if get a candle and just put your finger and say, Look, you know,
are you still going to do the wrong Are you still gonna do the
wrong just to create that, just to increase that fear in the heart so
that the next time something goes wrong, we're not going to do it?
You see, the point of all of this is that a lot of the cyber
hygiene, a lot of the righteous individuals, right today, in the
past and so on, they would
remember the hellfire and the various types of his punishments,
by just cues they would get from things in the world.
Right? For example, they would look at the ocean,
right, they would look at the ocean, they, they would look at
the ocean, and that would remind them of the fire because there's
description of the fire being like the waves of the ocean, like it's
just going to be wave after wave of fire, you can't escape it. So
that will remind them that they will they will actually meditate
almost like that. Another one is they will actually look at animals
that have been roasted, right, which like, you know, for a lot of
people who put a roasted animal roasted leg or whatever down
there, for them, it will remind them, you know, it's a joy. It's
like barbecue, mashallah, it's a barbecue.
But for these people, they will actually remember the fire from
this, not all the time necessarily, but they would use
that to remind themselves, then your next barbecue is not the
same. I'm not trying to kill your joy in your pleasure. But if out
of one out of every 10 barbecue at least a moment in that way, you
can enjoy your meat, right, you can enjoy your meat, you can enjoy
your barbecue, there's nothing wrong with that you can enjoy your
food as long as it's halal and not wasteful. You can enjoy it. But at
least some of that moment should be gone in that reflection. It's
very good for the hearts. Right? It will balance out, you know, the
exultation from the joy. Right, it will balance out the sense of
abandonment that we feel from Allah subhanaw taala, then your
next barbecue is not going to be the same if you remember this,
right? Enjoy your barbecue, but just think about that.
They would then hear the crying of children. And that would remind
them
the extreme cold, the extreme heat, all of that would remind
them of the Hellfire. In fact, even when they're eating and
drinking, they would think about it. So there were just use
moments. These are guy not obsessed people. They're not like,
you know, crazy or whatever. It's just that they would use these
moments, you know, sometimes the other. I just mentioned a few
stories about those that
were prevented from sleeping at night. There's numerous stories,
but just just a few.
Shut down Hypnose whenever, you know he would try to go to sleep
so he'd get into bed. But he would become restless like that, like
that popcorn essentially popping up and down. It's an exaggeration,
probably right? But he would then say Allahumma in lockira Jahannam
lay there only Anam.
He basically says whenever Hellfire is remembered, then he
can't sleep. So then what he would do? What do you do today if you
can't sleep
yesterday for some reason I couldn't sleep. So I had a Kitab
next to me about the Battle of butter. So I started reading that.
But on other occasions, I mean, the easiest thing to do is to
actually take your phone and just go on your phone.
Right? That's what a lot of people do. If they can't sleep at night
or whatever, they grab their phone and that's what they do nowadays.
That's what they do. These people they would he would stand and go
to his place of prayer and start praying about Solomon Adara and he
says that Tao goose Rahim Allah He would lay down his his bedding, he
would then lie upon it. And then after that he would start to feel
restless it's almost like when you're lying down and you're about
to sleep Allahumma abyss mica a mood to hear that was really
something of conscious ness of the Hereafter for them that Allah in
your name am I going to live and die? So like I'm going from here
this may be my last moment. So they will start getting fearful of
the Hellfire that am I prepared for it. So then he would jump up
and
he would move out the bed? The bedding right? So it wasn't a bed
do CPR is like bedding that you would put down to sleep on you
would move it out, face the Qibla and remain like that in prayer
until the morning and his statement was a year or the crew
Jahannam normal Abilene
the mention of the Hellfire right has caused the sleep of the
worshipers to fly away
Maracaibo dinar Rahim Allah another person says that ignitor
Rabhi the daughter of Robbie Abner Haytham.
once said to her father, what's wrong you don't see while other
people are sleeping He says your father the Hellfire does not let
your father sleep there's not that your father asleep
there's poems from Abdullah Abdullah Mubarak Rahim Allah but
we can't go through all of them. There's some people the fire would
not that the laugh a few more stories. So we can finish this
section of it smartly in a suit D says, Hi judge said wants to say
even a job. I've been
told that you never laugh. You never laugh. He said. How can I
laugh? Where Johanna got a rot, while Avila Lou could no see but
was the Bernie to cut or it that? How can I laugh when
the Hellfire has been kindled? And all of these shackles and all of
these things are just ready, right to
tie down the people.
And there's a banya or they're all prepared.
The special angels, the gods and all of these is already with mine,
even Abdul Hameed says that
was one had some neighbors. And there was a
fire right among his neighborhood. So
he went to help put it out. And one of the sparks from there fell
on his finger.
And that pained him a lot. So he says, I'm seeing myself being so
pained by this little bit of spark of the fire of the world.
Wallah he from now on, right? Allah is never going to see me
laughing until I know, right until I get an understanding until they
become aware of whether I'm going to be able to be saved from the
Hellfire or not. That was his moment, where it just all clicked
and says, I can't laugh anymore. There's many of the seller who
actually said that they said, I'm never I'm not going to laugh again
until this happens until that happens and a lot of that is to do
with the hellfire. For example, hammer a dosi Rabhi ignore her
Raasch his brother Ruby IGNOU Kirusha their Hadith scholars
there in the in the in the Hadith collections As salam o Allah, he
will he biblical word and many others they would not laugh. They
just said we're not going to laugh until you know, something becomes
clear to us.
In fact, he has either a car she has related from aniseed nomadic
or the Allahu Anhu that when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam was taken on the ascension, and Djibouti Laurie salaam was
with him, right? The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam heard
a sound and he said, What is this? He said that this is a hedgehog.
He thought he heard a thud I think it was a thud that he had. And he
asked me What is this stuff that we're just hearing? He said, Yeah,
this is a very well timed thud. Essentially, he said that this is
a stone that Allah subhanahu wa Tada has sent down has basically
dropped down into the midst of the Hellfire. And it's been dropping
for 70 years, it was dropped 70 years ago. And finally, right.
It's just reached the depths today. 70 years, that's how much
space there is in there. It then says in this narration, that that
is the moment after which the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam
never laughed.
But he would smile only. So his he became a became restricted to
smiling. Now what the difference is that in Arabic, you have words
for various different states of laughter. So if you're like, you
know, when you just express your teeth and you kind of extend your
mouth a bit, that's smiling, that's called tuber swim in
Arabic, right? That's called Double swim in Arabic. If you make
a sound that you hear, right, it's a very light sound. That's the
neck. And if you make a sound that's louder, the others can hear
as well. You know, a lot loud laughter, a guffaw whatever you
call that, right. That that's kaka the voiceless and would never do
that. You'd never hear him laughing out loud, like laugh out
loud. Right? He would smile generally. That's where it's
mentioned. There's another Hadith and Toblerone of a similar nature
as well.
I think
let us stop here.
The next section is going to be speaking about a people who became
sick because of Hellfire for a long amount of time in sha Allah.
We'll look at those stories next time. Okay with that Werner annual
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and unite us all together, all of us together who are listening
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