Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Qasida Burda (The Mantle Ode) Part 17
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Bismillah Al Rahman Rahim
Al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala so you didn't
know Selena while he was Safi or the raka was seldom at the
Sleeman, Kathira Ilario, Medina America,
we reach poem number 58
of this blesseth composition, the Casilla Buddha, Salama will see,
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in Willem to shimmy embark Dima Baran, Aqua Maka, he knew him be
in Dena Humann wa wa JELA, Mia, Kimmy, these are the lines,
there's one poem left from the end of the previous section. And then
we're starting the next section. The previous section is still
about his status. That's what we've been speaking about until
now his high status and that's what we'll see he was describing
the status of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So in
that one, he says, No perfume can rival the earth that holds his
bones. Blessed are they that breathe its fragrance or kiss it.
So this one is still about him. There was one thing left after
speaking about his status and everything else, there was
something left about his scent, which in the Shamal, we discussed
in detail. Then the next section is about the birth of the Prophet
sallallahu aneurysm demoted.
So in there, he says, His birth revealed the purity of his
ancestry,
how fine his origin, how pure his final end. And then he continues
to then show what happened when he was born around the world the
changes that occurred. So he says that day the Persian sense that
they had been warned of the descent of defeats and
retribution,
because with the common Rasulullah sallallahu sent that signal there
and which then happened very soon after the first of all, isn't
passed away, but it started during his lifetime. By night, the arch
of Kisara split asunder.
Likewise, his hood, never to be restored. This Iwan Okay, so this
was the superpower of the world. The Romans were nothing compared
to it or whatever the room
and there's nothing left of this. Even the cities were this was the
arch of Kisara in medallion test, the fun which was called at that
time, there's just a few ruins left now. The this arch of Kisara
it's the ruins of that I left and that's about it.
The Sacred Fire breathe, it's lost from sorrow. You know, they had a
fire that was going for 104,000 years. They just constantly
managing 24 hours to make sure that it never was extinguished.
The Sacred Fire breathed it's lost from sorrow out of anxiety, the
Euphrates lost its way Sawa endured the drying of its Lake.
The thirsty who sought water they returned in rage. That lake dried
up
as though fire itself from grief was as wet as water while water
Blaze like fire. This is proper poetry. And then he says gin
called out the gym. They called out, lights shone dazzling truth
was made manifest in word and in fact
blind and deaf where they. So the good news announced when unheard,
while the lightning flash of warnings went unseen, this even
though the Diviners had advised their people, the fortune tellers,
those who used to tell fortunes, in those days, they call diviners.
The this even though the Diviners had advised the people, that their
crooked religion could no longer stand.
And even though the eyes be held on the horizon, great meteors
falling as idols toppled on Earth, until sent flying from Revelations
rode demons fled after those who were overthrown. So this is all a
description of his birth. We'll be looking at some of this today.
Another poet Aisha al Boronia. She says if your hopes are set up, if
your hopes are set upon ascent, and openness to God's assent, then
cling to armored straying to his scent. be lost in beauty, well
content.
What that means is, if you have hopes to also experience a merge
and to go to the heights, the spiritual heights for us we won't
go physically but spiritual heights
and if your eyes are set on opening up to Allah's acceptance
of you Allah's assent his acceptance of you. Then cling on
to Mohammed.
Ahmed is Mohamed Salah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam cling on to our
hermits Salallahu Alaihe Salam straying in his scent, enjoying
his perfume. I mean, enjoying his perfume means all the newer that
he has radiated all the Hedayat that he has spread, this is his
perfume, because he that is perfume
be lost in beauty.
Well, content. So Raman,
Salam Shalabi he says lady Amina Muhammad's mother she from this
shell. You Pearl did come to be so basically from Mombasa Lawson came
from Amina, then Rumi says,
unbelief. Don the blackest of coke coats. Were the blackest of your
coats, unbelief. Gopher.
So he's addressing gopher Okafor where the blackest of your coats
the lighter Muhammad is come
the drum of eternity his notes tell that God's shining Kingdom is
coming. Then symbols are the Wahby says by exciting offense you made
a cover of the world you're blessed at Advent toppled guess
was arch.
So this is just really interesting poetry.
So the first one love to you but yeah, I do total Bandama of Vamo
to Berlin Lehmann Tashi Minh who will tell me
so here he says Latina there is no perfume T means perfume, we say
but t is fragrance. So there is no fragrance and there is no perfume
that is equal to the soil to the earth, that holes that is next to
his bones. Now one must understand from that, that he is now bones,
because we know from the Hadith
that
the Earth does not consumed the
prophets. So they're intact. But this is just an expression.
This is the same as that expression in the poem of that
desert Arab Which Imam know we relates that he came to you even
though we relate from a one of the moderators who are sitting there
in the masjid Nabawi and he says that this does that Arab came
and addressed the grave of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam addressed the Prophet salallahu Salam saying fatorda
mean TB Hinden ca o l accom. nafcillin. Fida only covering
under Sakina who FY Hill offer for FY Hill do dual Corrado? That's
what he said. Basically, he came in and said yeah, Hiram and
Delphina tilcon al Damo Fatah Berman, PB Hindle kar who will
come? Yes. So he says, Oh, the best. Who?
whose bones are buried, but that's just an expression when somebody
dies, you expect the bone so that's why he said that. So I
remember.
It's there. It's written on the pillars there. So he came in he
said this poem, but oh, the best of the ones whose bone is buried
in this place and which foot Yeah, that's why I said photography and
TV. No car well, I can do that by his fragrance. He has fragrance,
all the surround
Thanks. So he's buried there. And his fragrance has chords fragrance
to emanate from all of its surroundings. And then he says my
enough's my life is sacrificed for this cover that you inhabit. In it
is chastity in it is Jude which means generosity and benevolence.
So before he said that he read the verse of the Quran, well under
whom is vulnerable and Fusa home jell o can first off, first off
for Allah was stuck for Allahumma rasuluh, lower J Dilla. De Weber
Rahima Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran, that if they have
oppressed themselves, and then they come to you, or messenger,
sallallahu alayhi wasallam and then they seek forgiveness from
Allah subhanaw taala and the messenger seeks forgiveness for
them,
then they will find that ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala is very
forgiving. So he comes after the death of Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam. He says that verse first. And then he says this poem.
And then after that, he goes away.
And the narrator
who is sitting there, says, I then fell asleep. I fell into a
slumber. And I saw the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam in my
dream. And the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, quickly go and catch
up with this desert Arab and tell him Allah has forgiven him. So I
woke up quickly ran outside found him. And I told him the good news.
No, no, he has related this inescapable of God. So these are
similar words that will see the is using as well, by saying that
there is no fragrance that can match the fragrance of the earth
that surrounds the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
Unfortunately, we just can't get close enough. But there are
reports from people who have been able to go inside that room.
Inside that enclosure, other it's an enclosure, you can't see the
grave, because the grave has a wall around it, and then another
wall around that. And you can just see that second wall, and there's
no entrance except through a small window in the roof. In the dome.
There's two domes, actually there's the green dome, which we
see, which is on top of the second wall. And the inner wall has
another dome, which we can't see unless you go up there and look
through the they've only left a small opening just to the natural,
the air etc. can go in. So nobody sees his grave. Somebody just told
me the other day that my mom she actually looked inside and she saw
the grave. I said no, what she saw was the wall with a nice tapestry
around it, a cover on it, it looks like a great because we were
looking at it looks like it's one of those big mausoleums, you know,
one of those big world kind of enclosures, as you see in other
places, but it's a wall inside, and then there's the metal grating
around it.
That's where we see the metal. If only they could have just made
that metal a bit bigger, so people can just see inside and they won't
bother. Did they? Yeah, Curiosity will be finished, you know, their
curiosity will be quenched because everybody wants to look and then
only you're looking at them.
So it kind of is really strange, because when you prevent somebody
from something, then they want to do more of it. So if they just
kind of make it made a few bigger holes, holes, and you could just
look through, I've seen it.
So there's sometimes a green or reddish, I think cloth inside
that's covering that wall inside. So when I told him I said, well,
either your mom definitely your mom definitely saw that wall or
she had some kind of unveiling. Allah subhanaw taala opened up
something special for her. But otherwise isn't the case. Because
when my grandfather first one for Hajj, I think the only * did
when he got to the Haram and he saw the Kaaba for the first time
he turned around to my father and he said, But doesn't the Kaaba
have a cloth on it? So my father said, Yes, look, it's got a cloth
on it. So then he looked back. And yes, it did have a cloth now. So
when he first saw, it seemed like he didn't have a cloth. But these
things can happen to different people. But once you reveal them,
then they finish. Because these are all personal secrets. So these
things can happen anyway. So unfortunately, we can't get access
to this. But if you did get access to that, then you would probably
it probably smell it because of the reports that we have from
people who have had access to just that close area. It's just as good
and evil hamdulillah because if you look in the Vatican, you have
the St. Peter's cathedral
where the pope gives his Wednesday speech every week. 50,000 people
come there. So in that cathedral, there's about 200 of the 270 or
300 Pope's that have ever lived to and all of them are buried there.
So some of them there's one of them that I've actually got. You
can see him through a glass that covered his face in his body in
white.
But you can see him so we've put him on display there.
And then there's huge amount of statues and
It's literally is
like, what they would say an auditor. It's like a bootcut or
an idol house. That's what it is gildredge A firewall final module
haram co Alia haram se kisi bootcut damage. Okay, Bianca Reto
Sonam Baga Hey, hurry, hurry.
What that means is this alarm equals poetry's is
totally a different topic, but the people have heard from the people
that live around the harm. They don't have so much value for the
horror because they've been living there for such a long time. So
they get used to it so they respect for it doesn't stay the
same as somebody who comes there for a while. So he's saying that
Gila GFI will find no module haram Boko Haram say the complaint that
the Haram has from the annual haram from the people who live
around the sanctity, the sanctuary,
if you kissy bootcut image, okay by America, if you go to some idol
house, a temple of idols, and you mentioned that complaint of the
Haram that the Haram has against the people of the Haram then even
the idols would start saying Hurry, hurry,
they will start chanting as well. That's how bad it is.
This is just poetry. IGB just evokes IG reactions and emotions.
So then what they have is they have Pope John Paul, the one who
just passed away recently died recently. He's got him. And then
they've got different ones in different areas. And then many of
them you can't see because they're down in the Crips. And then people
go and they do a bit of worship here. They do a bit of worship,
then here and there.
It's just
just very wealthy, systematic kind of worship that they do in these
different places. And if a person goes there, he will realize the
beauty of Islam.
You will appreciate why we're not allowed to do so many things
because of where it takes you. So we have a total ban on images.
No statues, no pictures.
This photography has messed things up a bit. But in terms of drawing
pictures, creating new images and things like that, there's no such
thing in Islam. Despite that, look where the Muslim ummah is, in
terms of architecture. Some of the best architecture in the world is
the Muslim architecture. That adorns I mean, the whole of the
Indian subcontinent, despite the fact that the Muslims have always
probably been a minority there.
How many million in how many million you know, we're talking
about an absolute minority. But yet, the Aside from a few places
in
WhatsApp place calling J port and the port and few places like that
some, all the other historical
architecture is primarily Muslim. Whether you go to Hyderabad or
whether you go to Delhi, or wherever you go, the majority of
it is Muslim, the Taj Mahal wonders of the world.
You go to Egypt, it's like that you go to Istanbul, it's probably
one of the best, one of the best presentations of that.
So alhamdulillah Hamdulillah.
So then he says, Do Burley monta, shaken men who are Malta theory,
glad tidings bless it, are they who breathe its fragrance or kiss
it. Now this could be either literal or manic or metaphorical.
You You're never going to be able to kiss that. Because you just
don't have any axis. It's many, many hundreds of years ago. But
anyway,
there is existence, no fragrance
that is as good as the fragrance there. Because that is a divine
fragrance. It's there without being produced without being
produced, distilled, and extracted. It's just there it
exists
that are next to Rasulullah sallallahu, alayhi, wasallam. So
whatever perfume you have in the world, whether it cost 700,000
pounds or 2000 pound, 50 year old, rude, whatever it may be Musk from
the best masters in the world, does it make a difference?
Now, of course, if the author here, the poet means the physical
perfume. And that's clear, that's understandable anyway, because
there are numerous who judge. Now in this time and age is very
difficult because they've just covered everything up and it's
just very difficult. But
by the way, Rome is the opposite of
the Saudis.
They've preserved everything Rome is an open air museum. Wherever
you go, you see ruins
the Circus Maximus, the Pantheon, the Roman Forum, say
Peter's Basilica, they start another and you go to the you go
to Makkah Makara Rama, Medina Mara, the only thing you see
there's a masjid and everything else is just hotels.
Nothing else is totally the opposite. There's two extremes.
Absolutely two extremes. Those guys can't stop putting idols and
everything and new things and then adorning things with everything
from naked people to you know, the Sistine Chapel is all naked at the
top.
And that's where the Pope is selected, which is actually the
Pope is selected his election is in the Sistine Chapel. And it's
Michelangelo, he, for some reason, he was irritated by the pope who
told him to do it. He painted all of these * pictures at the top.
It's kind of crazy.
They've kept it after he died as soon as he died, they actually
covered some of them up a bit, gave them some Capri
subcultured depend on you. Right so Coach, Coach banner, the sub
some, but otherwise, it's there.
So when you go in there, you can't take pictures because it's
supposed to be a place of worship, you have to take your Toby off and
on but that's that's where he's and that's where the next pope is
chosen. That's where they have their that's where their special
worships and so on and so forth. Very strange dichotomy and how
they reconcile that it's very strange.
But hamdulillah for us, it's the recommendation is that the masjid
should not have any decoration.
So according to the proper, we will have too much. Right? But
it's not really too much because, in one sense, it's kind of you get
used to it.
It's not, there's not too many different things. Some mustards
are overdone.
They look tacky. They look weird. six colors in some messages. How
can you have six colors it goes against decoration rules
the maximum that you can have in design is three colors
two primary colors and one just for a touch an additional data
that's the maximum you have in any design. So there are certain
massage that we have you know they have six seven colors the seating
is another color the color is totally off the walls have two
three colors so it
used to be some elegance in a masjid then the one thing that our
massage and like I went to bed factory the other day and I went
in and I felt this really smart this really nice smell I think
Where's this coming from? So then they had these special fragrance
dispensers not not the glade ones that you buy for the house. These
are industrial ones
a professional industrial and mashallah it creates I mean, we go
to these hotels that's what they have. And I think massage it
should definitely have fragrance dispensers. I'm waiting for the
first machine to started off.
Maybe this one
but it makes a difference. You know when you see a nice smell in
a place you actually Mirza data because the profit is awesome
loved fragrance.
It loves fragrance, so why not? It's our deen we can spend so much
money on decoration in any Masjid then why can we put fragrance in?
Sometimes somehow, we need to be able to figure out how to keep the
toilet smell in the toilet. And the wet sock smell. You know?
Think this Masjid is okay, maybe I've just gotten used to but I
think it's okay.
But this is the challenge of many masajid? How do you deal with the
wet socks, we'll do Hana. And especially as soon as you go into
places that it's just sometimes use double doors for these kinds
of things. So that keeps the smell inside. There are ways to do these
things. But you have to you have to understand that there. There
are solutions out there because companies have these kinds of
solutions. But I have to say the Saudis they do a good job. In
terms of cleanliness, they do a good job, you won't see a speck in
the student never we are the Haram that they definitely do a good
job, Allah reward them for that. So
numerous prejudge in the olden days when it was a bit more
relaxed and casual down there in town with Earthman isn't before
for many, many hundreds of years. It was very casual down there. And
they would be close to the cover of Sharif. And they would they
would be able to smell this. And this is why even though Ijebu
mentions that many her judge have reported this, this smell
and we also know of many Salah Hain
from whose grave many shahada when he saw the hen whose graves have a
scent there around the world in different places it happens
and especially if you want your grave to smell nice, they say you
send a lot of Salawat under promise a lot of them during your
life. Then just as the Prophet salallahu adios and Miss fragrant
you will also become fragrant in the profit center blossoms life as
we read in the Shama and
He used to constantly have a unique scent constantly.
Whether he used any perfume or not, so sometimes he would use
some perfume but other time he may have not but he still had a
natural, fragrant odor about him all the time.
His perspiration was that when people perspire people people are
using. I don't understand how people can use this because it's I
think it's harmful to your body to block your pores by using these
antiperspirants. So what you're doing is you're essentially
blocking your pores so that you don't sweat. Sweating is a natural
phenomenon. It's what it is.
With the Prophet sallallahu sallam, he sweated. There was
perspiration and it was good because it was a good smell.
The people of Medina recognize that smell, they knew that he'd
passed by, he would know that
if not a Jeeva relates from
Jabra the Allahu Anhu that wants to swallow allah sallallahu had me
behind him on the on the animal. And I kiss the
the seal of seal of Prophethood on his back the protruding flesh
and musk would emanate from my mouth because I did that. Whenever
he would shake hands with somebody would leave a nice smell just like
somebody who's just you know, used a nice perfume. It's like that.
Whenever he would pass his hands over the head of child, that child
would have a smell about him. You could pick him out among a whole
group of children. We read that as well.
There's numerous other things mentioned about him in terms of,
for example, Allah Masha ut in his Hassan in his concise is a book
about the specific characteristics of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. He mentioned certain narrations there, that a lot of
them are weak, but then they have some really amazing
details about the prophets, Allah awesome. So one of the things you
mentioned, which even Ijebu mentioned as well, is that
whenever the Prophet salallahu Salam would defecate, the ground
would open up and consume it
and dispose of it basically, whenever that happens,
they would, what would be left there would be just the fragrant
smell.
Now this is not been mentioned by numerous generators or anything
like that. This is just something very specifically mentioned. Allah
knows best, but it's not too far fetched. For somebody like
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, it's known that there was
a hobby who and this is saying that he drank his blood. That's
known this. There's also others other narrations mentioned, as
well.
The other thing is that when the professor Lawson then passed away,
when the price was and passed away,
none of the,
the effects of death aside from the fact that his soul was gone,
none of the other effects that make a person look ugly or bad or
disfigured, or strange in any way appeared on him. That's what a
worker the Allahu, and when he came, he was just so amazed he had
to say that the Haidian were made yet you are so blessed it you're
so perfect in both your life states and in your state of
departure from this world as well. So, aside from that physical sense
of his, the prophets of Allah son was a fragrant breeze that
constantly that constantly provided that fragrance to people
around them. Because when you are enlightened, you are fragranced
fragrance make you enlightened if it's a good fragrance. So if
you're enlightened, this is what the professor Lawson was doing. He
was constantly enlightening people around him, so he was spreading
his perfume. So this is in a more metaphorical sense. And today
until today, we are benefiting from this fragrance office. This
entire world has been fragranced by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi,
wasallam, that's what a poet says. Well, Lisa Fertitta will miski
Mata Ji Duna who will Akina who the Katherina will mahal level.
The mosque we're talking about with regards to Rasul allah
sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is not the physical mask, but rather it
is the praise of him that has been left behind.
The next poem then, which starts with
the discussion of the Prophet sallallahu his birth is a Burnham
only do who and treeby Ansari, he Yachty
moved to the Inman who looked at me. So he uses the same concept of
theme, but he uses the word theme differently. So in the previous
poem, it was about fragrance, but the word theme also is from tube
which means to be excellent
To be precious to be beautiful, to be really, really worthy of
something. So he says that when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam was born his Molad
it revealed the purity of his ancestry.
It showed that he had come from a very pure ancestory. how find his
origin and how pure his final end? That's what the poet says. So what
does this mean? Well, a number of things. Firstly, what the day that
he was born the day of his moulage
there is a number of major science major events that took place
around the world. Since we're using this word Molad. There's
this constant discussion online on online forums, more leaders halaal
more read is haram. Nobody does better nobody does that. Nobody
does. You know, all that. The thing is that the deobandis are
considered to considered moly to be bitter.
And they do consider some forms of celebrating moly to be bitter. But
the Deobandi is actually celebrate the moly, just like everybody
else. That's why you see in review, Allah will,
other Allama will go they'll have a program on Sierra, right around
the country, you will see programs on Sierra, if that's not a molded,
what is it?
Right, if that's not a molded, what is it? So we do it as well,
they sing noseeums in there as well. You have knots in there, all
the rest of it. That's about it.
But it's just they don't do some of the strange things that others
maybe do, which borderline off limits. So whenever somebody asks,
Do you guys celebrate Modesitt? Yes, absolutely. We celebrate them
all it but not the moulded that, you know, it depends on how you
define Molad. So you have to understand that I remember we went
to Syria, we invited to a wedding in the middle of the year, it's
not robiola well at all. And they said they were gonna have a molded
what you're going to do with a molded you know, it's a wedding,
they do a molded as well. All that means is that they think a few
aneurysms. That's a molded, that's what the interior, when they call
them all in. That's what they call a molded single a few aneurysms
about Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
That's the moment.
Or the problem with some of the Molins is the fact that they
insist that the promise of awesome is present.
It's a possibility, but they insist his present and then do
strange things and that this is where the problem comes. And then
when you don't stop these things, they go to an extreme sometimes
this is where the issues otherwise they open these do molded. Yeah,
what are these regular what is filled with noseeums and knots and
programs and things like that. We just don't call it molded.
We call it a conference, a seated conference.
We should actually just start calling a mode, you know, because
then you understand this is a mode. This is a true mode.
So there were numerous extraordinary things that happened
when the Prophet sallallahu sallam was born,
which all indicates that this must have been a very special
individual. And special individuals aren't born from
anywhere. They born through a very special
a very special family ancestry.
So that's what he's saying here.
So what happened during that time?
The marches that took place at that time.
Some of them were very widespread. Some of them were well known by
others.
Number one,
I mean been to Wahab which was his mother's name are the Allahu anha
when she first became pregnant, when she first bore him, she was
told it was told to her that you have just born the Sayed of this
ummah, the master of this, of this OMA when he is born, and then call
him Mohammed.
And make this dua, or either who Bill were him in shelter equally
ha Satan. I seek refuge I give him in the protection of the one from
all the Hasidim, all those who are envious, the name him Muhammad.
The other thing that she noticed when he was born, is that a light
emanated from her a light that emanated from her, which made the
castles or the forts of Busara Shane, I've been to Busara boost
Russia, it's south of Damascus. Nowhere Imam no he was from that
that village is is also in Boothroyd south of Sharm which is
very very far away. So he says that a light emanating from her
which
illuminated the
the the fort's of Sham of boost Russia
Another thing that it mentions, and that these are things that
they noticed in those areas, and discovered that something amazing
must have happened. Because now if you see some weird lights or
whatever, then
there's going to be an explanation or it's going to be a UFO. Right?
You know that it's going to be something. But in those days,
what's it going to be? So they all picked up on this. And this was
amazing. Then the next thing that happened is,
so it says that the people of that area, they actually were
illuminated, they saw the light and you know, they could suddenly
start seeing things at night for that moment.
The other thing is that when he was born, he was very different
from the way other children are born. Because Amina or the Allah
Juana says that this was a very easy birth. No, she didn't have
any other brothers. So why is she saying is easy birth, while she,
you hear it? You sit with women who've, you know who've given
birth, they'll tell you what it means what it is, is not an easy
thing. But she just felt like this was so easy. So that's how she
could compare and say that
it was the most easiest birth that anybody could could have
experienced. Because, you know, there was just no difficulty
whatsoever.
When he was born, his head was raised towards the heavens.
When he was born, it says, uh, he fell down and he was his head was
raised towards the heavens sallallahu alayhi wasallam there
was a woman who was on Mothman if not a bit of RC
she noticed some something strange with the with the stars when he
was born. The Iwan orchestra, it trembled this arch of Kisara
it trembled.
This is the one I mentioned that there's ruins of leftover in tests
even in Muda.
And the Baja robbery, the river Tiberius, it dried out, its water
disappeared, the Persian fire became extinguished. And above
all, the jinns they were no longer able to go stand on one another
and hear what the ancients were saying anymore. They were fire
that with shooting stars as Allah subhanaw taala mentions in the
Quran. So some of these things are mentioned in the Quran, others are
indicated while others are mentioned in summer holiday. But
if the shayateen are stopped from going up to the heavens and
listening, which seems the most amazing thing. I mean, then how
difficult is it for kissers arch the arch of cosmos to have cracked
and tremble at that time.
It also some of the pillars may have fallen down of the gallery,
etc.
It's related that there was a group of the Quraysh that were
worshipping the idol at that moment.
And they were doing some sacrifice. They were offering some
sacrifice at the time. When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam was born at that time, they noticed that this idol of theirs
just turned upside down fell on its head. So they first thought
it's possible that it fall down once. So they went and they, they
found it strange, but then they went and put it back together
again. And it fell down again. Now this was really strange. So they
put it up again. And then it fell down the third time, and they see
what's wrong with it. Why does it keep falling down? Now they were
really taken aback.
They said that something must have happened. They knew that whenever
strange things like this happen, then some major event must have
taken place. So they recognize that they remember the date they
remembered which data was they they just recorded that and that
was exactly the date that the professor Lawson was born, which
was later than they made the correspondence afterwards.
When he was born, Amina Radi Allahu anha, she sent a messenger
to his grandfather because his father had passed away. So his
grandfather Abdulmutallab saying to him that we have a son now and
come and look at him. So I will talk about toilet came.
And I thought it was sent Abu Talib came,
looked at him. And his mother told him what she had seen and all the
strange things that had happened during the birth.
Actually, it wasn't I thought it was Abdullah tell him that came.
It was Abdulmutallab that came. And
Abdulmutallab then picked him up and took him
took him to the Kaaba.
And he went there and he began to pray to Allah subhanaw taala and
he made lots of sugar for what Allah subhanaw taala had given
then he came back and gave it to his mom. And then after that they
went to look for a witness
somebody who could Nasim the story is famous that Halima Saudi are
the Allahu anha had come from the blue side, in a group of other
women. And she was very poor. And she had a very slow she camel that
she was writing on. And she was constantly getting left behind on
the way to Macomb Kurama. Others would constantly have to tell her
Come on, catch up, catch up, catch up. And it was a drought in that
area. At that time, they had hardly any food, and so on and so
forth. She came, and at the end of it, all of them had found somebody
children to take because, you know, they used to come to
America, which was a city cosmopolitan city, that they would
take these children to these outlying villages, so that they
could benefit from the fresh air, learn the language, because the
language more it was more pure in these outside areas. So this is a
tradition to give up your infant child for about two years. You
know, subhanAllah really strange for us to do this. But they would
do that in those days. Now Halima Saudi Arabia, Allahu Ana, she was
offered Rasulullah sallallahu. Some, but nobody others were
offered as well. But they didn't take him because he didn't have a
father and anybody who didn't have a father, then you couldn't expect
much gifts to be given to you or repayments for your job. So then
everybody turned him down. Halima the Allahu anha, who is seems to
be the poorest of this group. She couldn't find anybody else. So she
thought, you know, rather than going back empty handed, let me
just pick that child up. And when she picked him up, her animal just
started
running. And everybody's recently calorie slick. Take it easy. What
happened to your animal were you you know, you were lagging behind
now you're going forward. She says as soon as I put him to my breast,
it sprung to him and he could drink as much as he wanted. I
couldn't, I wouldn't. I couldn't give, you know, my own children so
much. But it was we were malnourished before that. And then
after that, when he got home, just things just turned around for us.
We would go my our shepherd would go with our animals, and they
would find enough pasture to eat and they would come back mashallah
well fed. Everybody would be saying that, where do you where do
you take your animals, they're so well fed. Because the rest of
couldn't, weren't like that. So she kept him for a while. And then
after that, when it was time to give him back, she went and
pleaded that No, I want to take him back again. So I'm in order
the Allahu Allah allowed her to do that. But then after that, you
know the famous story of the splitting of the chest that took
place and then she got scared. She became frightened. She went back
to Amina, Radi Allahu anha. And she did not want to tell him why
he says no, I just want to give him back to you.
Something must have happened. You are so so
evitable about taking him the second time around. So now that
you bring him back, there must have been some things. Then she
said that I fears there's no there's no way. You know, there
was so confidence she said that there's no way you can be fearful
of anything happening because of the way what I've seen his birth
and so on and so forth.
So
that story is famous anyway.
So what is he saying here that when he was born it expressed and
displayed the pureness of his family. What was that?
If not Abbas at the Allahu Anhu released Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said that Allah subhanho wa Taala has divided all
of creation into two meaning all of humans into two US Hubballi
Amin and US harbor Shimon
the people have the right the people of the left in terms of the
Hereafter, he made he put me into obviously the best of them
and I am the best of the people of the rights of course, then he made
them into two types into three types. So that was how will you
meet will be of three types of people who go to the right who
will be survivors will gain salvation, the believers
he made them into three types
of herbal Maimane as herbal mesh AMA and the Serbian goon. So those
will go first. So he said he made me of the Serbian team, those will
be the foreigners right ahead of everybody else. Then he made us
all into cabal and into tribes and he made me a put me into the best
of the Arab tribes everybody had respect for his tribe. Just the
fact that you came from that tribe was a major thing.
Allah subhanho wa Taala says which are under controlled or Wakaba led
to our for in a chroma Kirinda law here at Qualcomm.
So he was the art car will the Adam
so both in terms of taco he was the highest as well, because he
was the most he had the he was the most God fearing of all of the
children of other Malays.
And thus he was the most noble because Allah says it made you
into tribes. But the most noble among you is the one who has the
most Taqwa because the surah Allah and Allah master most Taqwa he's
the most noble and the most noble is closest to
Allah subhana wa Tada. So he becomes closest to Allah even in
that sense.
And then he says that the cabal were made into various different
and he put me into the best of them because Allah says in them or
you read Allah Who Leith Heba uncommon Rizza a Hillel Beatty,
where you don't hear a hero. In addition, Allah subhanaw taala
says that I want to purify you and make you really, really purified,
as he mentioned in this in this ayah insulated from worth in YBNL
UScar Radi Allahu Allah Rasool allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
said that Allah chose from the children of Ibrahim, from the
children of Abraham, a child chose is married.
From among the children of Israel, he chose the bamboo Kena Anna,
which is a further down it's one of the grandfather's from the bunu
Kwinana. He chose the Quraysh and from the Qureshi chose the bundle
Hashem and then from among the bamboo Hashem
he chose myself, Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam, so it was
like specially selected all the way from the top, nothing, if not
above the Allah one relates that Rasulullah sallallahu sallam said,
when Allah subhanaw taala created them, are they his salah, sent him
down onto the earth. Then who was in his who was in his loins,
Mohamed Salah lorrison was there.
Right? We were all there But Muhammad Sallallahu son was there
his new rose there, that's what they say.
So that way the Prophet salallahu Salam was also in the Safina to
know
he was also in the ship of new holiday salon. He was also in the
arc of new honey his salon with no holiday salon. And then when he
was thrown into the fire when his great grandfather was thrown into
the fire, Ibrahim Ali salaam he was with him as well because he's
part of a seed. And then that is he then says that some millimeters
alien cologne imminent ostler will carry material or Hermeto hero. I
was constantly then moved into the loins of these pure individuals
down down down until I came from parents who had never never come
together with an chastity. So the one thing about can you imagine
the importance of chastity and marriage? Is that the promise of
awesome all of his forefathers, none of them ever committed Zina.
There was Cofer in them. They were shaking them, but there was never
Zina. Can you see how important that is?
halal. People have lost all sense of that today. All sense of that
today. And these are people of Jahangir. We're talking about
worship.
It says in another version that when Abdullah or the Allah who won
when he consummated the marriage with Amina, the new war that was
seen on him it passed to Amina, or the Allah one. And then of course,
that was expressed when the Prophet Lawson was actually born.
And Allah subhanaw taala knows best, we'll just end here. Because
it's going to be it's Atlanta. The point of a lecture is to encourage
people to act to get further an inspiration, and encouragement,
persuasion. The next step is to actually start learning seriously,
to read books to take on a subject of Islam and to understand all the
subjects of Islam at least at the basic level, so that we can become
more aware of what our deen wants from us. And that's why we started
Rayyan courses so that you can actually take organize lectures on
demand whenever you have free time, especially for example, the
Islamic essentials course that we have on the Islamic essentials
certificate, which you take 20 Short modules and at the end of
that inshallah you will have gotten the basics of most of the
most important topics in Islam and you'll feel a lot more confident.
You don't have to leave lectures behind you can continue to live,
you know, to listen to lectures, but you need to have this more
sustained study as well as local law here and Salam aleikum wa
rahmatullah wa barakato.