Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Introduction and Short Maqra’a of Al Hizb al Azam
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So, I started in the Name of Allah, most Gracious, most
Merciful.
All praises for Allah who has prepared a mighty rewards
for those who abundantly remember Him and glorify Him and seek his
blessings.
He is the one who answers the call of all those who call on to Him.
And peace and blessings be upon the eloquent unlettered Prophet
salallahu Alaihe Salam, whom He sent as a mercy as a witness, a
bringer of good news, a Warner, and of course, upon his family,
and companions, and all those who followed his Shining Path.
But I'm not sure what it said on the poster. But today, it's
supposed to be a mantra of a Hezbollah album.
Not an entire one because we don't have the time for the entire
recital. This is a really a gem of a book.
It splits up into seven days of reading. And
the last time that I read this entirely in a short setting was I
was with the different prints of Ozzy bin Mohammed of Jordan. And
after the Al Bayt Al Bayt foundation conference, we he took
us to the Blessed tree, apparently in
the north of Jordan, beyond, I think it's the north east from
Amman.
There's a place where there's just one single tree in the middle of
nowhere. It's amazing. It's just one. It's an old pistachio tree.
And they say that is the blessed tree under which the Prophet
salallahu Alaihe Salam rested, I don't know if anybody been there.
So he took us there, Mashallah.
And it took about, I think, around two hours to get there. So on the
way there,
we read the entire Hayesville album. And on the way back, we did
the entire DeLisle, Herat
in the car, he said that that's how he wanted it. He was quite
that mean. So to read it really, really fast, you could probably
get it done in about two hours.
But today, we're not going to try that.
Because I'll explain so a Makara. A macro comes from the word Kira.
Has anybody ever attended any macro for any book?
I'm not sure if you have him here in England. I mean, the last 10
years, we've had quite a few different ones. And maca,
traditionally, is something that you do for the sake of any snack.
Right? So you have a book like sahih al Bukhari, for example, or
maybe even Riyadh, the salah Hina, somebody has a chain, a
transmission chain. And people who may have even studied the book
already, they may be even scholars, but they want this
particular individuals chain because it goes to the Prophet
salallahu Alaihe Salam, he goes to the author,
generally for a shorter chain, if you've already got one otherwise
for the chain itself. So the idea is not to study the book. Right?
Generally in a MACRA, you don't study the book, you just read the
book, and it's to connect you with the author and beyond. That's the
purpose of a MACRA. So there's not much shorter, there's not much
explanation that's given, because people are assumed to already
know, right, and they just read it very, very fast.
And so for example, the idea is to link the student with the teacher
on back to the author up to the Prophet salallahu alayhi salam
and generally the reading is very fast. So it's they select the
people to read, because you want it to be very fast because there's
no time in reading the entire Buhari in two days for example,
right.
So the idea of it is that the students also get the baraka of
the chain back to the source and because in isnaad, the our
transmission chain in our deen holds great importance
And I know that
in the West in general, I mean, I mean, not just in the West, but in
a lot of places around the world they don't care about it's not
anymore. Once it's moved into university education once, our
Islamic Dean has also been reduced down to ba courses and master's
programs, where it's not the same anymore, as it was when you
traditionally studied where you went through the book, and then
you got any jobs from the teacher. So there is not as a feature of
our religion. Sometimes, if you've ever sat in a mokara or Buhari,
they go very fast. I'll show you later, maybe, right. And some
people complain, it's too fast or the purposes that is not for you
to study the book. At this point, you should have studied already,
this is not a study session. This is just to get that you've
listened to all the Hadith. Or you read all the Hadith in front of
the teacher.
I'll give you some examples, right.
One of our
one of our very famous scholars called hottie Bill Baghdadi is
great historian, great Hadith scholar. He's a transmitter of a
number of the books. He read the entire sahih al Bukhari to ismart.
He didn't even know Abdullah Al Haiti.
Entire Sahil Bukhari he read to him for the purpose of reciting
the entire book. This wasn't a sustained study over the course of
months or years. This was done in three sessions.
You've seen sale Buhari, right? That's six to 7000 Hadith. It was
done in three sessions. Two of them started at Maghrib and
finished that feature so it's all night. They probably stopped for
Asia, right? So from Maghrib to Fajr. And that's probably about a
good seven, eight hours or something to two days. The third
day.
They missed the last session they started late morning and finished
that photo so they needed a bit extra time. So they started
earlier.
This is over about 7500 Hadith. Amanda Hubby, the other great
scholar of Mahadevi, Athena and Hadith, Hadith, etc. He says that
by Allah, this is a recital of which faster has never been heard
of. He has mentioned that according to his time.
He also says in 30 Call Islam which is his his his history. This
is something that I do not know anyone in our time. Who can do it.
If no hudgell escallonia Rahim Allah the great Muhaddith as you
know, the commentator of Al Bukhari
about him both ducky eugenol Farsi and Imam Zahawi was another great
Hadith scholar, actually a student or even a hydrolyze Kalani, in a
sense, they both describe Abner Hydroflask Allah and his recital
himself his own recital to be very, very fast, but very
beautiful. And they compared his recital to hottie evil but that is
decided to leave because healthy will Baghdadi became well known
for his foster station.
Now imagine Escalon is recitation of sahih. Al Bukhari was done in
10 sessions. He didn't rush it too much. He did intense sessions,
which Imams how he later added, what a four hours in length each
10 times four, that's 40 hours.
That's 40 hours. The first one I would say was probably about eight
or nine hours times two. So let's just say about 1617 hours plus
that, plus another maybe 1516 hours. So that was probably
hobbled by that is probably a bit shorter.
But this is faster. This one was 40 hours in total.
But you know what, I think there are people today who can do this
as well, the fastest reader that I have seen, I mean, I've seen many
fast readers, but the fastest reader that I have seen who you
can actually understand what he's reading. That's amazing. I mean,
you can read very fast and eat up all the letters and you know, just
read read it very very fast.
But
somebody who can read very fast and you can still understand I
mean obviously you have to know Arabic and you have to have
studied Hadith will understand you can't understand it otherwise.
I've got a Sheikh was Sheikh Abdul Rahim Ibadah His name is he
mashallah he's got a tongue Allah so he's a super human being
anyway. But he's got a tongue he can read very very we studied
Sahih Muslim under him.
Now, the other thing here is that generally, if you're talking about
a macro for Hadith, like Bukhari Muslim etc Mata of Imam Malik,
you're generally going to expect that there's going to be it's
going to be for all Mr. Because they're the ones who studied the
book and now they want to transition. But you'd be surprised
that
in my study on shift will be late this summer on the Rahimullah
Oh,
who's a scholar of Balkan summer Conte is written the first
collection of fatwa in the Hanafi. School, he mentions that his
father had narrates quite a few generations, but he's not known to
be a scholar. So he was probably a layperson who used to attend a lot
of gatherings, even if it's not, that's why he could relate them
and transmit them, though he couldn't teach them. So what you
have is, you have in a number of Hadith MCRA, none, Allah ma would
also attend their person, their purpose would, would be to get the
isnaad the narration to the Bronx a lot in Salem. And they wouldn't
be given a New Jersey to teach. But they would be given a jazz of
double rock for the transmission. And that's fine as well, because
each other have various different forms. So if you're thinking today
that you're not a scholar, and that's fine, this is a book on
doors. And our purpose for the MACRA is different. I'll explain,
I'll explain to you the difference, that we're not trying
to get just an isnaad to the author by reading very fast. But
really, the idea of a macro level Haysville algorithm would be that
you get to in one sitting to read all of these two hours, or at
least have them read in front of you. And you say I mean,
that's amazing, you know that that is amazing. I'll tell you why.
Because it's $1 collection, we're not going to read that fast,
right? Because it's $1 collection, you're asking Allah for something,
but because it is also for isnaad as well that we want to do this,
we're not gonna, we're gonna go a bit fast, but not that fast. And
the other thing is that because we have a short session, we only
going to do selections. And if any one of you want to also read a
read of it, that's fine as well, we'll give some opportunity at the
end to read at least $1 Or two, right? And if you're faster, you
can read more to us, right?
So our purpose is to actually link ourselves to the author. And
that's why there's sometimes partial readings with each other
is still given on a partial reading, but you just can't save
them that I heard the entire book. Right. That's the difference.
They're very particular, the difference between a banana and
had retina is had that and that means that the shake read and I
heard, generally speaking, and Aquafina, right or amber Anna.
Some of them relate to in the shake, read some of them relate to
when the student read. And there's others who will say from this
chapter to this chapter, the sheikh read from this chapter to
this chapter, so and so read it while I was listening. And from so
and so I read it to the shape. So we're very particular about this.
Because this is a very important I know now books are all printed and
published, and they're all in copies, right. And they all kind
of preserve that way. But in those days, it wasn't like that. In
though in the early days, there was a lot of oral because Hakeem
Al Baghdadi, I'm sure he was probably a half of assailable
hurry anyway, even a higher order these people they'll have it of
Hadith. So they probably knew all of this by heart anyway. They were
just trying to validate it and authorize it through the chain.
This is the Baroque aspects.
This book is called Hizbul album, while with the law firm,
the supreme daily remembrance and the noble litany.
Has anybody come across this book before?
First time?
What do you used to do with bass Sudan?
Yeah, I attended one of those in Jordan actually, because Shahabi
Rama was there, they really quite loud, right? There's a lot of
Jalan in there.
So what this will allow His Will out of them is
his, uh, his just means a portion generally allow them means the
Supreme, the mighty, say, it's the mighty portion that you would
separate for yourself to do every day. And it's the URL will have
come where there's you know, comes from the word where it means
generally to go somewhere for water.
Because moded is the place where the animals would go to draw their
water. So the word the idea is that this is your Daily
sustenance. So the idea is that you have a word every day. Right?
You have a word of every day and this is something traditionally
the Ummah always had. And that's why they regardless of what
happened outside because turmoil and
tensions, political upheavals and problems were there all the time.
But the way they managed to sustain themselves mashallah was
through having this connection with Allah to continue to keep the
inner heart and battery charged if you can say that is to have a
daily will, because this is what gives the strength inside.
You can do listen, you can listen to all the lectures you want. You
can do all the active work but you need
to come back and focus on the heart sometimes which is very well
on a regular basis, otherwise the heart becomes malnourished and it
dies.
So
this book is mashallah, it's so popular, especially in the Indian
subcontinent,
though the author was not from India, but it's got a lot of
acceptance in the Indian subcontinent. I mean, India has
about, you know, 180 million Muslims, Pakistan has about 140
million Muslims, Bangladesh has something just less than that. So
you can imagine what kind of number right, I'm not sure that
I'm not saying they will read it. But it's very popular there.
There's numerous.
It's been published in Saudi so many times, because the author was
actually in Makkah Makarova. And that's where he passed away. So,
numerous commentaries have been written on it, and numerous
editions you can find.
And some people have abridged it. Some people have rearranged it,
you can tell when people do this to books, it means that there's
some barakah in that book, and they want to facilitate other
people reading it. So that's why they work on it that this is.
I know, this is not a traditional lecture, I'm telling you like the
inner workings of how these things are all done. So I hope that's
valuable, inshallah beneficial.
Now, going back to us, there are two types of doors. There's many
types of doors, but if you can, if you want to broadly categorize
them in two types, one are those which are done for specific
occasions, before you eat.
Before you sleep, when you wake up, these are for specific
occasion these application doors. The other doors are the
comprehensive doors that can be read at any time. And they're
amazing. We don't have time today, but I've got a lecture online on
zamzam. academy.com It's called a profit, something to do with the
prophetic doors. Basically, the idea is that
the nearly every one of the comprehensive doors, you will see
that if just one of those doors get accepted, your life will be
sorted. Because they are so comprehensively and eloquently put
together by the prophets of the Lord is Allah, that they focus on
the success of this world and the Hereafter, just if this one dog
gets accepted, I'll put will point some out in here, you'll see this
amazing. So
this book is not about particular occasion. To us, it's
comprehensive doors, right for any occasion, and for every occasion.
And I think one of the successes of this to our collection,
is the fact that it is so comprehensive,
that it doesn't leave anything untouched, that we need to be
asked, asking Allah for. If there's something that we need to
ask Allah subhanaw taala is probably covered if it's in the
Quran and Sunnah. And anything that we should be seeking refuge
from, he's included that as well. So basically, if you cover this
entire book, whether it takes you two months to cover, or two weeks
or even a year,
you would have done dua for everything that we actually need
in this world, and in the Hereafter, and we need to seek
refuge from I think that's the secret of its success, and the
author's piety and his loss and sincerity etc.
But that's what I find in this book, that you're going to get
everything that you want things that you
have never probably thought of. But when you actually start
putting it into our you know that that's important, I should have
that as well.
It leaves hardly any area uncovered of worldly or other
worldly concerns.
Right. And basically, a complete reading of this could probably put
before Allah just about everything that one would need in both this
life and the next.
The author just a bit a bit about the author, Ali, even though
Sultan Mohamed El Chari, God is obviously a title.
He's more well known as Mullah ideal Cody. The reason is that he
was originally from Afghanistan he rot in that time was really cool
Hora son, but
he moved to mocha mocha Rama and they he studied under some of the
great scholars of the time, like Muhammad even though Hydral hate
me, or human Allah the great Shafi al McKee, and a number of other
scholars of the time the reason it's called Alacati is because the
recite because he was a master of the science of Quranic recitation
as well. And he's worked on a number of books, which I would say
are bestsellers today, right, which is a commentary. One of the
best commentaries on a Moscato Masabi is called muricata
Malfatti. He that he's produced that it's a wonderful book. He's
got a commentary on Imam Abu Hanifa Zulfikar Akbar
In Arpita
he has a abridgement of Imam Hassan is a hello me, Dean. I
don't think it's been.
There's not no English for it. And I think I think yes, there is a an
Arabic published edition, it's in two volumes, called Angel was Dean
Wilhelm, which is his condensation of a how to redeem the spring of
knowledge and the adornment of understanding.
He's also got a commentary of Kali rial, there's a Shiva
and a number of other books and mashallah, all of these books are
well known.
Now,
why did I work on this book, and this particular edition, for
example,
is because there's a concept in book publishing and book
preparation called illuminated men, illuminated edition editions,
right.
Illuminated editions talk about when you beautify a book, right
over and beyond the norm, because you want to give a special etherum
to that book.
And I'd seen a number, you know, one of the most famous recent
additions would be the lighthouse, a lot of Sheikh knew, right, it
doesn't, it's a piece of art. Mashallah, right, it's a piece of
art. So that was I would probably say that, that and then looking at
a number of manuscripts, which have Illuminations, not all
manuscripts are illuminated manuscripts. Illumination means
generally, when you embellish it with, for example, from the
beginning of this, you put all of that nice design and gold and
everything at the front, right, that's what you call illuminated
edition. And then throughout, so this is published within a four
color, press along with Pantone gold on every single page,
because,
you know, you've got,
you've got all of these little gold frame and borders, and the
page numbers are in gold. And it's not real gold, but it's Pantone
gold, which is a special Pantone color in publishing and printing.
Anyway, you don't want to overdo it, you don't want it to look a
bit,
you know, bit weird, but it's to get the balance for mainly
illuminated editions were done for kings, governors, leaders, rulers,
to give us an idea to them. That's why you have for example, these
wonderful Quran that were produced, written, inscribed for
the Mamluks. Right, they've got this and that they're in these
one of the best one of the really good ones, we tracked it down to
the St. Andrews University in, in Scotland, then we had to take
pictures of it because we were thinking of actually reproducing a
facsimile of it as at least it's a very hard process to reproduce,
because all gold this is done for one of them Luke's then the Sultan
depose Quran, right. And this is just so many the libraries. I
mean, it's an art on its own. But that's what you call illuminates
to really show a focus
and attention to a book. While there are some illuminated
manuscripts of this book, but there's nothing published. So we
thought, let's work on this because people are reading in
anyway. And a lot of them are kind of a bit unfortunately,
haphazardly, published, not very beautiful. And to be honest, I
mean, I only started reading the light of Iraq because of shaking
was copy because he was so well done. And you just feel like you
it's so welcoming. You want to take it and read it. So if we can
facilitate somebody reading a book, then why not? Right, and
hamdulillah when I was in visibility Luxa I think it was two
years ago now, I gave a copy to the Imam, the Imam Yusuf. And
three or four days later, he gave me a ride back home, and he said,
Have you got another copy? I said, Yes, I think I have one copy left.
Is that because I've started reading it, but a friend of mine
saw it and he wants a copy now. Right? And then he told me Look at
page 25 That's where the first section ends. I said, I checked in
it was right. So you know, when you when you do a book like this,
you want to read it. It's called axon. You know, it's part of the
axon of our tradition, right beautification of something. So if
you can help somebody to read something, why not it's sadaqa
jariya inshallah
so the idea of it is to put some aesthetic touches that pleased
that AI enhances the reader spiritual engagement as all also
with the text I mean, humans are connected to outer beauty.
Right? There's very few people who can look beyond beauty or ugliness
and just look at the real inner beauty of something that's just
very spiritual for very few people, but for most people it
facilitates when you make something look nice. Just like
mashallah, the way you guys have tried to make this place look nice
because
expected to come into an office building? And mashallah, you know,
you've tried to make it look more traditional
to give a certain flavor. It's only through Allah's, obviously
grace upon us. And I think the bulk of the author and the book
that we've worked on this book, otherwise, why should anybody
spend time doing this? Right?
Just a few other points, I mean, this particular text was produced.
I use several manuscripts I got, I think about six or seven minutes,
if you can look at the details of the manuscripts at the back of the
book, they sold mentioned,
the handwritten manuscripts from different universities around the
world, different libraries around the world collections. And I also
used some published editions because they found that there were
slight differences in some of them. And I tried to combine them.
And I mentioned everything in the introduction as to exactly how
this is.
The book is split up into seven sections actually starts with the
Quranic doors,
then it has some small husana, then it starts the prophetic
doors, the bulk of the book is all prophetic doors. And then it ends
with a section on the Salawat and the Prophet sallallahu sallam. So
the idea is that you start on Saturday, with the first section.
And then you read on and then on the last, which is the Friday, you
finish off with the Salawat. And
so most editions of this book, pretty much all the ones that have
been published have a Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday.
And the question for, for a researcher is
who put those sections in? Because there's discrepancies between some
manuscripts and others, and the published editions, that they've
split it up into different sections? So some Saturday stops
here, another one stops here. So is that from the author? Or is
that something that comes from someone else? My theory is that I
don't think the author splits it up into seven.
He says in the beginning, I'll go through his introduction. But he
says in the beginning that if you can read this book every day, then
you should do so if you can read it once a week, then you should do
so. Right. And that's wonderful. He can't read it every week, he
can read it every year, then Hamdulillah, that's fine, you can
really just once in a lifetime, then that's fine. Right.
But then the earliest manuscript I've got is about 150 years old,
sorry, 150 years after the author. And that one, it's the die but
manuscript from the University of Tokyo.
That one, it dates at 1142 Hijiri, which is 1729, to 30, and
Millennial Clardy, passed away, in 1014 Hijiri, or 1606, Gregorian
1606, this manuscript is 1729. So that's less than 150 years after
the author. And then they have divisions. So even if the division
is not from the author, it clearly somebody started introducing that
very soon afterwards.
The other thing that we've done is that the original book did not
contain references. Because most of the doors are quite well known.
There are some obscure doors that are not so well known. But the
main purpose of it is that it's for reading, and you take it on
the trust that the author is a Muhaddith. And he's gonna give you
the correct I mean, it's $1 book for Allah sake, you know, and you
don't need references in that if you can take it from the author
references unnecessary. But for certain topics, I believe that
they are unnecessary. But
if you have a book where you've got, you know, a bit of the text
at the top and about, you know, three quarters of the page with
references, I think that's just
disingenuous, almost like saying that three quarters just to show
somebody's practicing their references, this is our current
tradition. References are important, but you don't have to
publish books that are make them three times the size because of
the copies, you know, just mentioned the most important
references. It's not a book of references. You know what I mean?
There's a there's a scholar in India who I know he worked on the
references. So we've used his references so that the back of the
books or every one of the narrations, I think there's only
one or two of the dollars that we couldn't find references for
otherwise, all the others have been references from reference
from their source, whether it be Quranic source or Hadith sources.
Now, what we've done in this book to make it easy to read is that
obviously you've got the divided in the days and then you've also
got half
section markers that will tell you where half that has ends, so that
if you can't read it in seven days
You can read it in 14 days. And she actually didn't have page
numbers in his denial of Iraq because he went to the exactly
like the manuscripts and manuscripts shown he didn't have
folio numbers. But we thought that we're going to combine the modern,
because sometimes you want to say, hey, there's a dua on this page.
It's very difficult tell somebody without a page number. We're very
used to page number so we have page numbers at the bottom as
well.
So let's start with the introduction here.
So, the introduction, he says Alhamdulillah Hilah de de
AnnaLynne Iman who had an herbal Quran wa jal, but that was an
herbal formula lesson or salatu salam ala Saeed Al Hulka dari
Allah that will help while early he will be here Waterbury he were
his be a duality like an Emirati, he was royalty, the Almighty if
humility.
You think that's fast?
It's not that fast. Right?
As long as you I'm not going to translate everything that's his
beginning hotbar where he praises Allah subhanaw taala and
salutations on the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam. Then he
says I'm about to fire Codelab the dirty Raji mafia Tara bilberry,
early evening Sultan Mohamed El Chari.
He says,
The slave the call to Allah, the one in anticipation of the
forgiveness of his Lord. The creator says whose name is Alina
Sultan ohana. Cody says And may Allah cover his defects and
forgive his sins. He says LaMotta at about the 30 kina Yetta alicona
Be our Adil Masha kill Martha Berrien are we Aza Bill hola ma el
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will earn enough is me. Well we're just about an hour Mitaka you're
doing a behavioral Athena we do. Cudahy with Karuna fee is not the
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It says I saw certain Salah keen
aspirants spiritual aspirants who are holding fast to the out of
reliable machine
and to the hips and deserves the litanies of noble scholars
until I even saw some people that who are very rock regularly
reciting the dua of the DUA, safety, safety, and the other
bacchanal SPVs are particular collections that were there that
people reading at this time. And then he says that I even saw some
lay people. They were very focused on reading the specific dua al
Qaeda.
Again, it's a specific door of that they would have at the time,
and
he says, unfortunately, some of the doors that they were reading,
you could tell that they were forged and fabricated, and they
were questionable.
So it occurred to my heart that I should gather together those two
hours which are transmitted in the Hadith from reliable books, right
through reliable collections, like Imam know is of God. The Al Hassan
Houthi Hasina Jesy Kalamata Ye, the German and the daughter of
Imam so UT, I'll call it video humans a hobby etc.
Putting the Quranic doors first and ending with Salawat on the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam hardeeville BKV are the Salawat
and Mohamed El Mustafa. We are the new Rania Raji and I'm a yearly
diary for in Abdullah Al Heidecker, sorry, in the hope of
the dua of the one
who will pray for the one who is inviting you to this because the
one who indicates towards the kite is just like the doer of it, or
the one who makes the effort of it. Well, I said hula hula Jana
Satya my school and my costume obrolan I ask Allah that He make
my efforts
accepted. And he made this a noble objective while the gentlelady who
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because it's
attributed to the Prophet salallahu Salam. He says you
should alayka be heavily Madani, you should memorize this, you
should focus on its meaning because the very one of my grand
Sheikh so I've actually met a teacher of my teachers, Sheikh
Muhammad Hassan of India, it actually memorized this entire
book and there's numerous other people that have memorized it or
at least lots of parts of it because you know when you read
something so frequently you're only memorize it anyway. He had
memorized it what well I will be matrimony Murphy and then practice
on its content, because it is inclusive of all those things
which will deliver you from the hellfire and it also includes
those things which will destroy you that you should be aware of.
Liana who SallAllahu Sallam let me attack this is the point of the
book. There are no settlers and let me add to Haslett and sorry
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sudo Allah Salah lorrison never abandon any
attributes of fortune, except that he asked Allah for it. He sought
it from Allah. What are fatalism? Kabhi Hatton will fit rotten,
rotten illustre either be Mina or any blameworthy traits.
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book that he's included all of these two hours here, each man and
what I've seen and what akhmanova took me know to deal with that
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him and what he's done and what agreement for her that thought
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Aliya Tillman. Suba the era Sadie Sophia Sophia, he says, This is
the real way this is the cream of the way of our Sophie elders, the
pure ones. Then he says this is his recommendation now for him.
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read this every day, then that is wonderful.
It will take it takes me if I really, really fast as I
mentioned, about two hours, two and a half hours.
But I think it will take a lot more. That was really fast. I
mean, to have that sustained reading is not easy, right? I
said, if I was really, really commonly out to take about three
hours at least, that's a lot a lot of daytime, isn't it? Right? A lot
of time of the day.
Otherwise, he says off equilibrium or once a week. Otherwise, he says
every month otherwise he says every year at least otherwise,
once in your lifetime that will be honeymoon because at least you
have asked for everything that probably was a mask for you would
have asked for it at least once. That's the benefit that I that I
see. And then he says specifically, if you want to take
this book to our thoughts, and read it there, then just keep
adding La ilaha illallah wa the hula Sharika hula hula muku Allah
will help you meet.
Well, actually, he says the whole milk all over hamdulillah Allah
coalition Khedira 100 times because that's a special offer out
of fat as you know, right?
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sorry, to the class 100 times. And then Subhanallah hamdulillah La La
La Allahu Akbar 100 times is still 400 times Salaat on the prophets
of Allah Psalm 100 times and add some Tobia in the beginning as
well as a lot of crying, a lot of entreating Allah, that he accepts
your needs.
That's why we actually do this book and out of our group, we
actually do it in artifacts, not sure if we finish it because they
you stand up and you try to do to us so we do do quite a bit of this
down there. We will in sha Allah
reads.
So, you know, a few sections of this book, Inshallah, the way
we're going to read it is that generally when Imam does dua for
everybody, right?
There's a traditional Hadith about this as well that he shouldn't
just make dua for himself and not for anybody else. So you know, for
example, you have Rockbridge al li mochi masala to Maria de Robina
with a couple dua, right. Which means, make me of those who
established the prayer make me the one who establishes the prayer. So
if I'm the Imam and I'm making that door and everybody's saying I
mean behind it, then it's selfish that I make door just for myself I
should say make us right. So do Aza transmitted in both ways.
You'll see some doors are transmitted as Rob Burna. Habla na
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very personal.
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selfish.
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plural, those that are singular, there'll be singular, but we ask
Allah subhanaw taala that he accepts his on our behalf all of
our behalf. We're not going to do a dua at the end of this as a
completion dua because it is the as all the way through I mean, I
don't know if you've ever sat through a draw like that before,
but it's all the hours anyway. So there's no need to say hey, I need
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Now you won't say that. That's a DUA.
But
one of the things which I've explained in the other lecture
that I've done that I referred to before about the prophetic doors,
is that the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam hardly ever
jumped into doing a DUA
and just asking for what he wanted, you will hardly see that
the comprehensive doors you will see that he actually starts
building up
by praising Allah first, most of the time using the most
appropriate fact all the time using the most appropriate names
of Allah, and
most appropriate
character characteristics that relate to the DUA to build the
case first. Allah loves to be praised. And we learn the above
dua see our doors today. Unfortunately, they are a series
of dictations we raise our hand we say Oh Allah, give me this and
give me that. And give me this and give me that. It's like we're
reading of a list and we're giving them a list and it's like our
slave who has to fulfill the door for us and then when he doesn't do
it, we get angry with him.
This is what you do with your
employees, your slaves, you tell him do this, this, this, this
this, and then if they don't do it, then we get angry with them.
That's our relationship with Allah right now, unfortunately.
Listen to understand that the process of themselves said that
wiser a brother
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because a bother you understand as an offering a devotion
right so a bother is a devotion I'm praying for you it's not
selfish like I'm asking for some adore is very selfish like I want
something Oh Allah give me this he always
built
the right kind of introduction and then at the end he says okay and
give me this
it's amazing La ilaha illallah Who are we will Haleem La Ilaha illa
Allah horrible outershell Alim right so he first praises Allah
using those mightiest of characteristics he can,
as a Luca be called the Ismene huella.
Some Mater big enough sick, I asked you with every name of yours
that you've called yourself with, or that you've revealed to some
close servant of yours, or that you've inspired to the heart of
somebody, or that you've revealed in one of your books in your
scripture, or even those names that you've decided to keep to
yourself. Now, tell me who can even think of these things. Only
the Prophet sallallahu Sallam like who would think, okay, there must
be names that you have, or there are names you have, which you've
not told anybody, which you've kept to yourself, I asked you even
by those names, that you make the Quran,
the and then he mentioned, whatever he wanted.
That's why we learn something. From the two hours we learn about
Allah, we learn about the Prophet and their special relationship. It
could only be a special person who had been specially granted things
to could make the US that way. And who knew the way so then we come
along. We don't, I mean, have that relationship like the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa salam did, and we're just barking orders to
Allah and expecting and then we're getting angry when it doesn't
happen. What we have to understand, I mean, one thing
that's very important to understand is that, I think a
really good example that highlights this, that benefited me
to understand this is that if you guys went to, I don't know,
Malaysia, Thailand.
Or if you went to former al Hajj and from there, you broke back.
For the you know, for your institute, you brought back some
really nice
wall art or poster or something very delicate, and you paid, you
know, a few 1000 Kroners for it.
You brought it back in your little son or daughter wants to it's very
shiny and sparkly. So they want to play with it.
Are you going to give it to them?
What are you going to do instead?
What will you do when a child asks you something that you don't want
to give them? What do you do instead?
Well, that's you. Yeah, but they wanted they're very stubborn.
Imagine you've got a very stubborn child like enough's. Right?
Exactly. So you give them something else? No, no, take this
sweet. Take this on you. It's not the way it is. Is that why you
don't give it to them is because you know that this is not
appropriate for them right now. But if you got a colleague or
somebody older, they want to look, I said yes, here look at it,
because you trust them. This is appropriate for them to have it.
But it's not appropriate for the child to have it. So when it comes
to dogs, it's the same thing. We are asking something that we think
we need.
Right? But we are
one human being among billions.
And while we're individual,
as the quantum theory in physics tells you that everything is
interconnected at some level or the other at some molecule level
is going to have some impact and reaction, right? Likewise, in this
world, the humans are connected with the rest of the world whether
you like it or not. So the whole modern idea that if you commit a
sin in the
secrecy of your bedroom, then that's fine. It's completely
false. Because Allah says, What duck will fit Nitin led to see
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beware of a fitna which is not going to only afflict those of you
who are oppressors, when it comes is going to afflict everybody.
Everything we do has an impact on somebody else. I mean, I don't
want to go into the whole spiritual dimension of this, but
the scholars share with you Allah.
He explains that the reason why it's beneficial to be in the
company of a right
Just person a weary of Allah is because he has showers of
blessings from the higher assembly from you know from what he calls
the from the you know from the people of the, from the
inhabitants of the height of the angels and so on. And Allah
subhanaw taala. So by being in their presence, you're gonna get a
bit that benefit from them, because there's going to be some
overspill.
We have in the Hadith, clear Hadith saying, Well, I know how
can the evil eye is a reality?
If the evil eye is a reality in its evil, then why can't a good
eye be a reality in its goodness? So when you're with the odia,
Allah being in the present, why can't it benefit you by induction?
Just the way an evil eye harms you by induction. For the evil eye,
you don't need to touch anybody. Right? You don't need to. I mean,
in fact, they're saying that you could probably even give an evil
eye on somebody on YouTube.
You don't even have to be in their presence. Allah Allah, Allah
Allah. But the fact is that you can give it into anybody.
You don't even have to intend it. Sometimes you can give it to your
children. That's why you should always do that. When especially if
you get really excited by your children. They look so cute or
whatever you should see Masha Allah Al Hamdulillah, because
that's what brings Allah subhanaw taala into it. And thus, you know,
the shaytaan doesn't have any place. So if the evil can do so
much, why can't Why Why do you deny them? The Baraka that comes
from pious people? Why did the Sahaba swarm around the province
of the lorrison so much? And why has this been a tradition
throughout our history for people to swarm around, you know, the
people, as long as they're true, it's truthful people obviously.
So the idea that I'm saying here is that we're asking, I'm asking,
I want a car, and I want to get that promotion at work. I really
want that and I want to marry that person.
Now, maybe that car is okay for me. The promotion probably not a
good idea. Because I'm only graduated now. I like spending a
lot. I don't know how to control my money. I'm you know, my mind
isn't that part of my brain is not caught up yet. Because they say
that teenagers brains, they develop in some aspects, but not
in others. That's why they're willing to take more risks.
And they're not focused on the consequence, because there's a
part of their brain, which is developed but not another part of
their brain.
That's why insurance is higher for those people. And that's why the
prophets Allah Islam, I believe said a Shabaab will short my to
mineral Junoon.
youthfulness is a degree of insanity, because you're willing
to do things and take risks.
Right. And then when they're shaytaan, and shaytani culture in
the in the mix, then they do all sorts of stuff that they regret
later.
So the idea is that, if I get that job right now, that promotion,
right now, I'm going to lead to destruction, because I'm gonna
have too much money that I can handle, and I'm going to start
committing wrongs and haram and Allah doesn't want that to happen
for me.
So every dollar is, you know, gets accepted somehow, right? Either
because he'll give you it straightaway if it's good for you,
or he'll remove a calamity from you
for that dollar that you made, and then we'll give you the reward of
that later. And number three, you'll just get the reward of it
in the Hereafter, which is probably the most profitable way
to do it. But we don't understand that right now. Right?
So the idea is that every dollar gets accepted.
Why doesn't Allah give us everything right now, because
Allah takes care of the entire universe.
If I have something, but it's going to impact somebody else, and
he doesn't want that to happen, he's not going to give us that
thing, right.
But we don't know that we're selfish. We want it.
So he may give it to us after two years, or he may never give it to
us. Right? But anybody who's connected to Allah will be
satisfied. At least they'll understand this is decree. Just
like the child you can't give him that thing. You let him see it.
Here, son after 20 years now you can look at it. I trust you now. I
didn't give it to you when you were three years old, because I
thought you're gonna break it. Right.
That's the way I understand the workings of doulas because Allah
says let the strategy loony don't rush me.
Right. Don't rush me. Like don't hurry me up. I do things as I want
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think we should all have, as part of our daily wealth, it's
from the Quran, Allah
grant us from our spouses and from our descendants, those that
gladden our eyes and make us Imams leaders of the righteous ones.
You know, can you imagine if this door was accepted,
Allah mentioned that the blessing of this door is that
if you do this, you know husbands and wives generally some husbands
and wives have problems.
So, the Prophet sallallahu sallam said that no man Leia for men and
Mina, no man should hate his wife. Right? Because he says that if he
dislikes one characteristic in her, there's another
characteristic that he should like. The reason is that that's an
ontological reality. There's nobody in the world that you can,
like dislike 100% I mean,
you wouldn't be married to somebody if you dislike them. 100%
You've probably magnified the bad points to such a degree that you
can't see any good points anymore.
Right. So what happens is that it
Some mind game, okay, some people are a bit of a nuisance and a
problem. But generally, if you start focusing on the good points
over the bad points, and you keep reading this dua that Allah
mentioned that that's probably one of your greatest solutions to
marital conflicts, because what Allah will do is when you're
making this DAW, he will,
either, if you're focused on the good points of your spouse, than
the bad points, he will either change them and remove them, or he
will make you blind to them.
And there's, you know, I have no doubt about this. Right? When you
first get married, you you focus on all the characteristics. I
mean, initially, it's a romantic period. So you focus on the great
points, right? But then once the romantic phase is over two, three
months, five months, seven months, nine months, two days, whatever it
is for different people, right? It just depends. Then you start
seeing the defects. That's one of the reasons why I think dating is
haram in Islam. Because you're going to start seeing those dates
that those defects which everybody has, you're going to start seeing
them earlier on. And you're going to think, Well, I'm not gonna
marry this person because they got defects. That how you're going to
work things out, everybody's got defects, when are you going to
find the right person? How many people are you going to date?
Right?
Everybody who dates the date several and then they fight they
eventually figure out that look, everybody's got defects. Okay,
this, let me just sit down. Now let me get married when I'm 40
years old, when I've had three children already.
What's the point though? Still barakin.
Even in for non Muslims is a Baraka because Islam has actually
recognized marriages of other religions. That's why they don't
have to be married. They don't have to remarry when they come
into Islam. Right?
If if they're already married. And you know, the other great thing
about this is that this works for both husband and wife. And it
works for I mean, it's the plural. So if somebody does, I mean,
technically have more than one wife, it would work for that as
well. And it says, our descendants didn't just say, my immediate
children. Were making dua until the day of judgment for everybody
that's going to come from us. Can you imagine we don't, we're not
even going to see these people. But when we rise on the Day of
Judgment in sha Allah, there's going to be these people who say
We are your great, great, great granddaughter, your great great,
great grandson, and they're going to satisfy us insha Allah. So I
believe that this is a dua that is so comprehensive, and it's I think
it's just not people, veiled from its Baraka that, that if you do
this dua, then you're making a dua for generations
and then you're saying, make me an imam for the month takim. So make
me a leader. If you're an activist or you like to mashallah lead
things, then this is the best to offer you and even if you're not
and you feel like I can't do anything, then read this door
because then you see the what we have in the Muslim world today is
that we've got a lot of people wanting to do something for Islam.
And they a lot of them have sincerity as well, you know that
right? But they have ignorance. So they feel that oh, you know, the
media is going on about this particular point. So let me do
something about it. So they try to change Islam in all goodwill,
right to try to conform.
So they have sincerity, but they don't have
swab and accuracy. So it's misplaced sincerity basically.
Making this dua inshallah will help you to become only a leader
of the guided people of the righteous people.
That's a wonderful perk in addition to the other door that's
why I consider this to be one of my
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either be outta you saying that the Ismaila allow them by which
when Allah subhanaw taala is called and he responds and when he
is asked and he gives? What is that? So there's several opinions
about what that is. Right? So he brings all the doors here that he
reckons that they're in there. La ilaha illa Anta Sudha Anika in ego
to me nobody mean Allahu mania. So Luca, we need a shadow ash Edwin
Naka Antilla hula Illa illa Anta Hadassah medulla de la mia lead
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See, this is now starting with the prophetic doors. Now if you look
at the way this is, Oh Allah, I asked you
not give me this another yet? I asked you because of based on the
fact that I bear witness that you are Allah. And there is no God
except you.
And
you're the one the self sustaining one who doesn't beget who is not
begotten, noise begotten does not beget nor is begotten, and he
doesn't have anybody as his peer. So he starts off with praising
then he you know, Allah Khomeini said you can be NLL handler ilaha
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Yeah, how you yaka, you miss another one. So what I tried to do
is I tried to put all of these together, because we don't know
which one it is. So we just want to use all of them.
Yeah, or hammer Rahimi.
They say that if you've got trouble, you've got some kind of
dilemma in front of you, Radia, or hamara him in daily 500 times, and
it will perform miracles for you. Because you're saying, oh, Most
Merciful of the merciful ones.
And the thing is that while that's not mentioned in Hadith, if you
read it 500 times you'll get this. This is somebody's tangible,
somebody's
experience. Now, if you want to go with Al Hamdulillah if you don't,
that's up to you. Right, but don't deny that he that person didn't
benefit from it. Even Even though Tamia it says the ignorant am
student of Mr. Tamia Rahim Allah, he said that when my Sheikh would
be
when he would have some turbulence, unsatisfied about
something, he would take the verses of the Quran in which
Sakina is mentioned Sakina tranquillity, there's about five
verses or so in the Quran with Sakina is mentioned two of them, I
ensure that
and he will read those, and that would benefit. Now, that's not
from any Hadith, that if you read the five or six, whatever Sakina
verses, you will get tranquility. It's not mentioned in any Hadith,
but it's something that occurred to him, he must have got from
somewhere or he must have thought about and he does it. So you don't
have to have a delille for everything. Because at the end of
the day, what we're reading is the Quran or the Hadith or the Sunnah.
You're just reading a number of times I found certain benefit in
that hamdulillah that's fine if you don't want to accept to you
don't have to, but don't deny that I found benefit. But I'm not
claiming it's from the profits and losses and neither so you can see
it's a bitter so don't restrict the the scope of Buddha, you can
only do it if it's mentioned directly. Because there are so
many things that
have benefits.
Subhanallah Rob Bell, Ali Al Al Wahab that's another door to start
your door with Glorified is my Lord, the Most High, the most
mighty and the greatest giver.
So you're praising Allah by saying he's the most high and then you're
saying he's the greatest giver?
It's just strategy.
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becoming either we will cover the Allah Allah Allah Allah and, O
Allah I seek your refuge from disbelief and from poverty.
And I seek your refuge from the punishment of the grave. There is
no god except you. So there's always a praise that's attached.
Subhan Allah He won't be Hamdi De La Quwata illa Allah Masha Allah
who can Oh Amana Mia shalom, you're going Allah one Allah Haida
coalition in Khedira and Allah called the help of equalization in
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supposed to be a short program. So inshallah we'll we'll stop now
what I'll do is I'll just quickly go through the isnaad and then
after that, we'll open up to questions inshallah. So on page
155.
It starts off obviously with the praise
And then I got the images from this book. I was looking for a
long time for the agenda for this book. And finally Hamdulillah we
got a new job you just have this book from
is mentioned here,
Chef yeah here al Mulla so now he's he's got no relationship to
millennial curry which is very interesting. Well Alia Ricard is
known as millennial cardi, but he's originally from Afghanistan.
This shit yeah, here al Mala is from the famous Mullah
tribe of AXA in Saudi Arabia. The Hanafi is in the midst of
everybody else. There is some sharpies there as well actually,
in Assa is a small enclave of people there, right. So they I
think they originally may be Xiaomi from few centuries back,
but they've been in you know, their Saudi now for many years. So
they're Arabs background. So, I got the Java from him. He came to
England once and he had the Java. So he relates this from his father
and his uncle from two people Sheikh Mohammed and Sheikh Hamza
Rockman.
Sons of Sheikh Abu Bakr Mala, from their Sheikh Sheikh Khalifa Abner
Mohammed, another honey who died in 1355.
He relates it he transmits it from his Sheikh Mohammed Amin, Ridwan
al Madani,
somebody who was in Madina, Munawwara
it could have been from anywhere in the world to be honest. And
another transmission that you got that had their tells you that
that's where two is not converge. So one is up to shaker that one,
but we through what he mentioned another one is through again
shakier here Mala from his Sheikh Mohammed, Sheikh Muhammad Yaseen
Abner Mohammed isa Alfa Daniel McKee, who is actually an
Indonesian scholar who was based in Jeddah. And in his time, he
probably had the most comprehensive and probably the,
maybe even the highest assigned need in the world, those from
Indonesia but because he had access to macabre Medina and he
would access any machine that came in he had gathered so eventually,
people used to go come to him afterwards. He's passed away now.
So they shake your helmet was taken from him. He's taken it from
Sheikh Abdul Mohsen Ridwan from Sheikh Mohammed Amin, it went back
to that same person. So now the two is not come together. He takes
it from Chef
Abdullah honey IGNOU herbicide al Omari al Majid DDL Hanafi and
Naqshbandi al Madani died in 1296. This is the famous chef Abdullah
honey
from originally from Delhi, who was in
Madina, Munawwara he relates from Chef Ismail Idris affendi. I don't
joke li a Rumi. So he's a Turkish scholar. Now, see how many
different people are involved in this? Aidan Joeckel. That's place
in Turkey somewhere.
He relates so he was originally ruling so he's originally Turkish
but he would move to Madina Munawwara. He is the author of
Kitab Adele hierarchy. And then he takes it from his Sheikh. site to
Hypno Mohammed Al Fulani al Omari al Madani hears from Sheikh
Mohammed Abdul Mohammed s. Sinha.
He takes it from bola Sharif Mohammed bin Abdullah Al wala at
him from Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al Tabari. So Tabari now you're
moving into Corizon back, right. He takes it from the author,
malarial colony.
And then malaria Korea probably has his chains of each one of
those narrations back to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam through the authors of the books he takes him from.
So there you go.
I'm not sure what you were expecting from this, but this was
probably different to a normal lecture I'm not sure if you're
used
sorry if I think this if we could have read the whole thing, it
would have been a lot of Baraka because when else do you get to
read so many two hours altogether, but inshallah you
you can complete it afterwards.