Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Shamail al Tirmidhi ink of the Prophet () Part 35
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Bismillah AR Rahman AR,
as we learn of the enemy, or salatu, was salam ala Sayidina.
Varna. He also
served as we'll see when
we do another
show today we continue with this series on the Shabbat is on
demand. And we are on chapter 31. The last chapter was the chapter
on the fruits that are sort of lots of a lot of ideas have been
consumed.
There was melon, and there was melon, dates. Cucumber, is where
the different things that are sort of masala Mahalia, Psalm eight,
there was also we were having earlier about grapes as well.
So
the next chapter is chapter 31. Chapter 3132 are related. Chapter
31 is a very short chapter with just two Hadees that are narrated,
and they're about bourbon Najafi, Stephanie Shalabi was one as I
said earlier, some of the things that are sort of most of us who
drank the drinks of Rasulullah sallallahu, what he drank, and
there's only two of them between them. But there's a larger chapter
we knew with many more Hadith,
which is chapter 32. It's Barbra Jaffe certainly shouldn't be sauce
with the likes of ulmaria, which deals with the way you know, sort
of US allies and drank.
So that is the least ever standard drink? How do we sit and drink?
If he did understand the thing, then what are the standards? So it
gives a whole detail of that. And that's a very interesting chapter
because in Java, it will.
It will clarify many confusions that people may have about can you
stand and drink and you have to sit when can you stand if you can
stand Zamzam water, leftover water from will do so in Charlotte, that
would be interesting. But today, we just cover the first chapter,
which is the chapter on what are sort of us philosophers drank, as
we've learned from some of the coverage in the previous chapters
that are lumped into the doesn't necessarily attempt to bring every
single narration that is being directed about that particular
topic. So for example, any of our sort of loss of loss and drank is
not going to necessarily bring every single Hadith that's
possibly out there that's been repeated. I'm sure he must have
known any more Hadith, the misbehaving bring the bone in,
because he has a criteria to fulfill. So he wants to bring it
according to that. There are some other books on the Shamaya
that are even more comprehensive, and they actually sometimes seek
to
seek to compile everything that's related. So two famous ones that
come to mind. One is by she used to have another highly, who I
believe was a scholar from Jerusalem in the last 200 years or
so, and he wrote
a very great compilation which includes if activities work and
customer love, his work and many many other works, where he's made
it very much more comprehensive. So there's a shift useful, learn
how to use one and there's another one which is by
email, by the way, who's got this Kosice book again, it's very
comprehensive as well. But the Shemitah women typically is the
earliest because if I'm taping these, the earliest of those
three,
being just the later contemporary of Imam, Imam Bukhari and so on a
student in Mongolia in fact, and his is the most famous and that's
why we only read his so in here there's only two Hadees will read
those two Hadith and the comments he makes on Latin and inshallah
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So this chapter will discuss the different drinks liquids that
Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe Salam had and essentially he's going to
speak about two things. But the benefit of all of these hadith is
the other it's the additional details that are given about the
surrounding the particular aspect. So that's why the commentary of it
becomes longer because there's lots of things that relate to it
and everything of that is beneficial for us. The first
Hadith it's related from Imam Timothy relates it from IGNOU
Abhi. Omar, who he's going to describe the next chain and this
is very similar. He says that he relates it from Sophia and of
Norina.
Remember that name? He is a very famous, he's a very famous
Narrator there's two Sophia and authority and Sophia lagna. Aria,
and these are two really big players when it comes to Hadith
narration from Mama from Zuri from Ottawa, from Asia for the hola
Juan
Alright, usually the Allahu anha says coilette Ghana had was shot
RB la salsa de la semana Holwell birded where you can really as
Ghana, a Habesha arabinose Eliza la summon her lol birded that the
most beloved drink to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam was the
sweet and cold one.
Something really cooling and sweet now here where there's two
meanings of sweet
for us sweet drink means it's got lots of sugar. Or if it's sugar
free, then it's got lots of sweetener. So it has to be really
sweet. That's what we mean by
sweet. So if somebody gives you coconut juice, fresh, pure 100%
coconut juice and it's not sweet enough, somebody's gonna say what
is this? Like water? Of course it's water. So the first meaning
here that the majority that many of the orlimar have explained is
that whole Burdett it seems that this was the way that they spoke
in those days they referred to Pleasant water because there was a
big difficulty in a desert or in the place there to find decent
water.
So there were certain wells like in Madina Munawwara there, I think
there were two wells or something and initially there was just one
then there was another one that Alma or Samantha the Alon paid for
when he bought one because it was being regulated by its its CEO who
the owner who wasn't letting people drink from its earthbound
or the Allah one who purchased it.
And people mashallah have benefited from it ever since that
had pleasant water so essentially, it's talking about water that's
that you enjoy drinking as opposed to water that you do not enjoy
drinking because it's got either too much nowadays with a too much
chlorine or it's very heavy, or it's got too much of something or
the other in there which makes it unpleasant. And you'll see this in
different places that this is the case.
So, what is being spoken about here is cooled cooling very, very
cold
and pleasant totter so it is not something that really puts sugar
in then sweetened as such. So according to the first explanation
here, essentially just speaking about pleasant water because that
is the sweetest thing that you can have the most because when you're
really thirsty sometime a coke won't do you eventually need
water. It's just we're made from water we've got a high content of
water and we need water to replace and replenish our supplies. So
that is what most have taken it in the meaning of the other is that
okay? It may refer to the fact that Jose Rossum like water that
was sweetened with honey for example, because there's certain
benefit in that so let's let's look at what the rhythm I'm
mentioning.
It could also be written read as in Arabic the way the sentence is
constructed. You can read it as the most beloved drink tourists
will Allah Lawson and was the sweet and that was a sweet cold, a
sweet and cold or that the sweet and cold drink was the most
beloved drink to Rasulullah Sal awesome. So you could say either
way, it doesn't make a difference.
However, what what according to many aroma, the whole buried sweet
and cold air refers to pleasant, sweet, pleasant water as related
by Imam Abu Dawood, Ghana yes, that the Buddha will mean to you
the sokkia
where we get this meaning from is from another narration from our
delight in our bus at the hola Juan which is related from Imam
Abu Dhabi sorry, which is related by Imam Abu doubt that the Prophet
salallahu Alaihe Salam used to
he used to order
water from this place called Blue to sokkia. This blue to Sofia was
a place of about a to date about a two day distance from Madina
Munawwara it was a it was a specific spring, that was at a two
to two day distance. And the professor asked us to order water
from there. So now you can understand that if it was a two
day distance, then it's not really so bad that we have water coming
in from Scotland and from Turkey and we buy that and we drink it if
you don't like your Thames Water. Right. So I mean, there's nothing
wrong with that, as you can see, I mean, I did have an issue. It kind
of seems bad. I mean, from a pollution perspective, that you
have to convey water from one area to another and we're so spoiled
that we have to have if you're from France, right or Highland
springs from Scotland or what's the other one from Turkey
there's a few from Turkey right? I mean, you got more water from
Turkey that's available here then from England it seems right
because So there's obviously a carrying I mean water how many who
would 100 years ago who would believe that you have to buy
water, that would be like some third world thing you know to do.
And subhanAllah that's the case this is only a 20 year old
phenomenon really 2025 year old friend of mine, he remembers that
when there was no water being sold. And he said at that time he
said that he thought to himself and he mentioned to a few people
that this is gonna you know
something's gonna happen with this. And within five years or so
people are selling water right and it's becoming a phenomenon as
such. Now if you've got local bad water then it's understandable if
you do that, but if it's it depends on why you get this other
water.
And what's the reason but the profits or loss I'm according to
this narration by a Buddha with the mambo he used to get water
from this place called Blue to sokkia which was a an iron on
a spring to two days away from Medina what I say is to order
pleasant water from there. So the question then that appears here is
water all the way two miles away as to two days distance away. And
we could assume a two day distance, three days distance is
generally on average equivalent to 48 miles. So 28 would be split 48
into three. What is it? 1616 3248? Is that right? So 32 miles, we're
saying from 32 miles away,
LA Unified Zod that doesn't go against this concept of abstinence
of the world. There's nothing wrong with that. Food wise. I
mean, we've read the kind of food that Rasulullah sallallahu gave
us. Absolutely. He had no pretension when it came to food.
He ate whatever it was, and he ate minimally. When it came to water,
he's ordering it from two days away. According to this at least
one narration, it doesn't go against Xvid it's not included in
in extreme luxury as such, as opposed to sweetening it with
musk, for example, or sweetening it with all these some kind of
exotic specific fragrances and things like that, you know,
Richmond's business, that then goes into squandering that goes
into beyond just to have decent water as compared to where you
are. That is that's fine. We learn from this email, according to Mr.
Malik to sweeten to make water exquisite with some kind of
specific taste. I mean, it's okay. rhiwbina is probably okay. Because
that's a drink. Right? We're talking about its water. But it
has a special fragrance a special thing you to it, I'm sure you can
buy this kind of stuff, as well. So that he considered it to be He
considered that to be mcru and desirable, because he said, that
is what you call extravagance. You don't need to, that doesn't give
you anything extra. In fact, some people probably think it's kind of
sickening to have that kind of water in Gujarat and not too
pleasant water in India, they use this thing called Kiera.
Right. I don't know what what do you call that in English? I mean,
it kind of tastes a bit weird if you're not used to it. Right? It's
kind of a slightly bitter kind of rosy pitter kind of taste. Some
people may add rose water or whatever, but it's to make it
because in those days you had a local Well, I mean, where you're
going to bring water from. There was no Bisleri in India in those
days. That's the law.
Pool Water Company, the bottle water company, right? So they used
to use that.
Now, when it comes to decent, pleasant water, just normal
pleasant water better than some other water, the Saudi Hain the
pious people that that is something that they enjoyed as
well. And that is something that they would seek out. So there is
nothing wrong with that. And the other thing, the other must say is
that if you local water is salty, or heavy or problematic, we're
sick too much chlorine, or you can actually smell it, right? There is
no formula in drinking that, like closing your nose and drinking the
water, whether you're not gonna get anything out of that. Whereas
with food, there's nothing wrong with simple food.
It's just not as good as some other food. But there's nothing
wrong with it, the salty water, it's just goes against the palate,
it just is just goes against something that will satiate you.
The other thing that Allah mentioning, is that drinking
pleasant water, its effect on you is different from eating lots of
food, because firstly, if you get food that is exquisite, you'll
probably more of it. And eating more food and eating different.
What happens with food is that you eat different types of food,
you're offered different types of food, and then you eat a lot you
stuff yourself. What that does is it actually creates problems. It's
unhealthy for you. But to drink pleasant water. There's a pleasure
to read as well. But it's not unhealthy.
Right, whereas the non pleasant what is probably unhealthy. But in
food, the better food you eat in terms of the more exquisite food
or not better but more exquisite food you eat, then it just makes
you more indulgent. So there's a difference in the two, how much
water eventually you're going to drink. But with food you can go
on. And with every different one you can but what is is water,
you're just doing it to satiate yourself. So there's a big
difference, and we need to realize is the difference between the two.
So that I mentioned that when you drink really cool water. Right now
I know the Chinese they drink warm water. And maybe China is
generally cold or something. And that's why they drink cold water
or whatever will love Ireland. That's their problem. They say
it's more healthy, that's fine. But there is something about cold
water, especially when you're in a hot hot climate. You try drinking
hot water that you're just not going to get it. Right. Although
they do serve tea in hot climates in the afternoon. Because it's to
regulate your body with the heat inside as well. He actually helps,
which is very interesting. In the afternoon, and they wake up they
have a cup of tea. Unless that's what the British the British
probably
got them into doing that. Because they did I have a teacher who's
about who's 70 years old about 1010 years ago. I'm sure he's
older than that. He remembers the time when the British in Assam
car, which is the east part of up he remembers they were offering
they were giving up tea for free on the on the public. What do you
call it in the public squares? Right? because T is a kind of
recent in history in the history and the long history of things,
China and so on. They brought it into India, this time of the
British, they bought into India, right. And they were getting
people hooked onto it. So they were giving up free tea and as
hunger, which is an up.
So you never hear about che in the Hadith. They probably never knew
about it.
They may have had something else that's available there. But tea
thing, which is such a big thing. Now, coffee is taken over. Even in
England. I mean 10 years ago, 12 years ago, a friend of mine from
America came he wanted coffee, and I'm driving around trying to find
him a decent cup of coffee, because he doesn't want Nescafe.
The instant stuff is a country that stuff you want serious,
filtered coffee, there was no Starbucks here, there was no
Costa, there's about 15 years ago, there was about 12 years ago,
there was nothing. So we're running around. And then finally
he had to just go with this, you know one of these things, but he
wanted serious coffee. Now it's all over the place. And that's
what people want. They spending as much as a burger for a coffee to
pound 50 to 70 as how much you spend for a for like a basic meal.
Right? So these are things that change around the world and we get
used to them. But the prophets Allah isn't just simple
straightforward,
is that Allah mentioned that drinking cooled water. So cool
water in a hot day, especially what it does for you, nothing else
can do that for you. And what it does is
you when you drink cold water like that, it's not only are you going
to make Hamed from your mouth, not only are you going to praise Allah
subhanaw taala and thank him from your tongue. Let's just say you
drank water that was kind of room temperature. You needed it, you
drank it. You needed water, you got some cooled water, and you
drank that. Imagine the difference in reaction in both of them. If
you're think if you're a person who's grateful to Allah subhanaw
taala you will thank Allah, but in the one that's cool, every part of
your body
You will think Allah subhanaw taala as well, it's just going to
be that and that's what the alarm I'll point out that the amount of
loss you will have when you drink cooler water if you're going to
thank Allah subhanaw taala is going to be much greater. When you
have though your whole body's gonna thank Allah subhanaw taala
because it just gives you that, that level of pleasure
that's why the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was fine about
better water, but he never cared about better foods he ate whatever
was available. He didn't even save his flower as such.
And that is because there is no extravagance in getting better
water if you're local, or whatever is available is not as good.
That's why one of the great pious individuals of the past shakable
has been a showery.
He said, he said that either
sharib to Mulholland, when I drink pleasant, good, sweet water.
Maduro beam in Washington was article will be I praise Allah
subhanaw taala from the middle of my heart, from the bottom of my
heart, I can praise Allah subhanho wa Taala because it just gives me
that extra, that extra level of pleasure. That's why shakable
hasn't also said that his chef told him that oh my son, make sure
you drink cool water. Because when a when a person drinks, just
regular tepid water as such, he will praise Allah subhanho wa
Taala but it'll be just like a general praise. When he drinks
cool water he'll say Alhamdulillah and every part of his body will
also say Alhamdulillah says difference.
Now the other opinion about this hadith is that it's actually not
referring to just pleasant water, but it's actually referring to
sweetened water artificially sweetened water, in a sense that
something foreign being adding added to it. Generally speaking in
those days, you can have sweeteners and rhiwbina as an all
these dilute drinks and Robinsons and all the rest of it Kool Aid,
you know, powders and things like that. It was just simple used
honey, use honey to use honey. And if not the yam Rahim Allah he says
that the benefit of using honey with that is that it's good for
you. It's good for your, it's good for you. It's good for you. And
the best of the doctors that only they know the real benefits that
you can that honey gives you as Allah subhanho wa Taala mentioned
in the Quran that he has shifa, he has cure, not only does it have
cure, it just has this ability to rejuvenate the body and so on.
Drinking honey, or rather licking the honey, it removes phlegm. You
know, maybe I should try more of that. Right. And there's a number
of benefits that there's a number of benefits that he has, he has
written about the digestive system, and so on and so forth.
But I'm sure you can look up these things and read about them. I just
want to clarify one thing about honey. Now, I'm not an expert on
this. But there's still people today, you know, this country when
they say pure about something, I mean, they have to mean it. Right?
They have to mean it. Otherwise you could be sued. Now I know
sometimes in the industry that the legal laws that they have to
follow, there are certain things where a certain amount is
tolerated of something and they can still call it pure. Right? For
example, I mean, in America that you when you're talking about the,
you know, the fish filet in McDonald's, right, which you can
never be fooled by one. It's supposed to be a fish filet, but
it's really a very small amount efficiently. The rest of it is all
filler of some sort that makes it look like fishing you eat and he's
very nice, but you can never be fooled in one because not
seriously all a big steak of fish in there are affiliate of fish
really. So there's things like that where they can get away with
certain laws on that. But I don't know the honey industry, but
generally when they say it's that it is honey, it's supposed to be
pure honey. Some say that you know because it becomes it's this
concept that you know back in the villages it was very difficult to
get pure and there's lots of people out there selling some
mixture or some sugar water or something like that as honey. So
they think that the same thing happens. Yes, this this quest for
the pure honey, which has never seemed to materialize for people.
Right? And look, it's honey man just enjoy it. And somebody will
say well what is the Sunnah honey? I remember a friend of mine there
was this locally in America we could actually buy what they call
it was desert honey. Right that you could buy from the Arizona
desert or whatever. And used to say that that's probably the most
sunnah honey because in Arabia, that's what it was, you know, you
had the desert honey. So that's probably but really, one of the
benefits of honey is that it's a very naturally occurring substance
which is made from the local pollen and flowers and it's the
local pollen flowers that we interact with. And if we have
allergies or we have issues we have problems or whatever. So
these things are then produced in the in the local honey now I know
that the honey that we're probably buying in supermarket
it shoves irregular stuff by rows or whatever it is, it's probably
producing some fast some, some farm somewhere. I don't know where
you can get local local honey from but that's probably your best
honey that you're probably going to get is your locally produced
honey if you can find a farmers market and get that because that's
probably going to be useful to you and they've actually recommended
if you've got allergy problems or whatever, having local honey from
that locally made is probably better. Right?
It's probably the best and most healthy for you. Otherwise, any
honey, it's fine, you know, just use some honey, it's a good thing
to use in general.
The other option is that it could be water that's sweetened as they
say that the beef which has been sweetened by either
putting in raisins for overnight or a day or something or dates as
we've as we've spoken about before.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to drink milk, pure
milk, normally, and sometimes he used to drink it with cold water.
He used to drink it with cold water. And
the the way the milk is is that when milk is first drawn from the
animal, from the other, it comes out warm. It's come from the
inside it comes out warm. So in order to cut the heat of that he
would drink water, cold water and milk together.
So this would cut the heat of that. It's related for example in
Buhari that a Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam once went to an
unsightly persons garden orchard. And he was he was moving water
from one place to the other. Freshwater was taken off fresher.
He said have you got water that has Berta efficient in a Tibetan
that has spent the night so essentially water that's been
taken the night before and left in a pot or a water skin overnight.
That's why I remember somebody told me once that the most sooner
water is that you leave water overnight in something and then
you drink it. I mean, all of our water is probably in a reservoir
overnight, but I mean that's really a lot. So we'll Levana it's
too late leave water overnight and then drink it. So then the sahabi
generates that we went to this shelter. And there he had water in
a vessel and you gave it to the Rasul Allah Salam and he gave some
milk as well to Rasulullah sallallahu Hyson province Allah
some drink from it. Anyway, the conclusion from this chapter is
that most of us have liked cool drink a cool water he really liked
cool water what it doesn't say water in the Hadith just says cool
drink so it could be cold water. It could be maybe it could be
water that's been cooled by milk. Sorry, milk that's been cooled by
water. The next hadith is Hadith number 215 which is related from
ignore Abbas or the Allah one. This one is a bit of a longer
Hadith. The first well all of it relates to the drink of Rasulullah
sallallahu some, but there's some additional points in there. So
even our bus of the Allahu Anhu says that once we went to visit
Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam it was me and Khalid bin Walid sorry,
we went to visit a sort of LaSalle Allahu alayhi wa sallam,
or rather, we all me and Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, and
had it been worried the three of us, we went to Maimone or the
Allahu unhas House, who was Maimunah the wife of Rasulullah
Salallahu Omaha to one of the Omaha minion. So we went into a
house cluttered bin Walid Abdullah, Bin ARBUS are the Allahu
Allah and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So as we went
inside, we sat down, she brought us a bowl of water, a bowl of
milk, she brought in a bowl of milk, probably cellulose and first
drink from it. He said I was on his right side, and he had been
worried or the alarm was on his left side. So for Caudalie a
Sherpa to luck after he had drank he said, It's your turn now
meaning it's your right to drink now. So he drank a bit and he said
it's your turn right now. But for in ship the authority behind it
and if you don't mind or if you if you're okay with it, if you want I
can give preference to harlot harden Yan was older than him.
Right? He was older Abdullayev numbers or was a child at the time
you know, are you a teen teenager? Right young. So if you don't mind,
I mean it is your right but can I if you want I can prefer and give
preference to hybrid for the Allah one. So a question that arises
here is you've got the wife of Rasulullah Salallahu Salam coming
in serving these three men one was a husband obviously, right? Imam
tell me the will explain later why that's that's permissible. And
there's clearly and what that will obviously it will explain a few
things as well, which we'll leave for later on.
But when he said that to Abdullah in our bus to the Allah one, the
reason why he said that is because there's a hadith Which Imam Malik
has related and Mr. Muhammad and many from Anasazi, Allah Juan
Amon, Philemon the right, and then the right, so we've got this real
importance of this right side symbolism in the world, you know,
because the people of the right in the hereafter will go towards
paradise. So in the world as well, we're always doing things from the
right. So I'll Amon Philemon. So that's why it hasn't been
following that rule. He said, Look, it's it's your right. But if
you don't mind, if you want, I can give preference to have it because
he's older than you. Now, this gives us an understanding that
although Abdullah bambus for the Allah was younger, harder than him
is older, it's still mazahub to follow this right to write because
there's two issues here that are competing. One is right to right.
And the other one is older, because Rosa says Kabir Kabir
another Hadith there were two brothers. And I think it was the
younger one I was about to speak as an Kabir Kabir the older one
speak, right? So if you are with your brothers, the older one
should actually as long as he's competent to do the deal or
whatever it is, the younger one should like budge button and try
to take over and things like that. There's a respect that they have.
So we've got that on the other side. But in this case, it seems
like the right was taking precedence because even though
he's younger, right? He's giving him preference. There's different
than that there's this whole discussion of whether the right of
the right hand side person is wajib? Or is it just the muster
hub thing to observe? So they've Some say it's YG? Because look,
the Bronx de la ism is asking him he could have like, just
overlooked him and said, the other say no, the reason he overlooked
him, it can't be YG. It's Mr. Hub. And the reason Professor Lawson
didn't just give it to her that the law I'm thinking was younger
anyway. It's because it's an adult, it's respect. And it's,
it's actually mercy on our young that we don't make them feel bad,
right. And this just goes to show the level of consideration of
Rasulullah, sallAllahu, alayhi wasallam. I'll give you an
example. There are certain scholars you go to visit them,
right? For example, if I go or somebody else has got gone there,
another scholar has gone to visit another scholar, right? One
scholar has gone to visit another scholar, he's gone with somebody
else who's not a scholar, sometimes the person you've gone
to visit, they'll put all of their attention to the scholar only and
they won't give the other the other person that's with them any
regard whatsoever. It doesn't exist, right? It doesn't exist.
He's just there as a driver. As a hard immune he doesn't exist,
right as though he's not a human being, you know, whatever. Yeah,
and I've seen some Earlimart right and one of the one of the and I
must mention his name Monona. Salim Dotsub in Leicester, you you
can go to him with whoever you want, he will give each person
attention, right? He will speak to each person with attention. He
won't disregard anybody and that's a sunnah. Because you can see that
from here had been when he was older, much older than he was a
commander. I mean, he was he was done you know, he was really, you
know, advanced. I go live in Pasadena was young child plus he
was cousin of Rasulullah saw very close to la sola sola Salah was
and didn't have to explain anything to him. But he's still
giving him the right and he's to teach us right it's to teach us
that he's younger, talk to him. Right, you know, talk to him. Tell
him look he is you're right. But if you don't mind, give it to him.
Now Abdullah in our bus of the Allahu Han, he says for call the
mercantile the author, Allah Sarika ahead, I'm not going to
give anybody preference over your leftover, right? I'm not going to
give anybody preference over your leftovers. There's no I'm not
gonna give it I'm gonna take it myself and heart has been worthy
it didn't probably didn't look at him and give him the eyes and
like, you know, struggle with you and things like that. It was just
very casual in those days. Rasulullah sallallahu son was
there anyway. So you can see how each person is looking at it from
a different perspective. Now, the thing here is that the reason why
Rasul Allah Salah Hassan has done this is to firstly, make Abdullah
ambassador and feel good, right? Because it's his right although
the other person is older. The other thing is to teach others
that this is what when you grow up, you have to do this. Abdullah
Abbas was going to grow up. He was going to teach people as well. And
it's also to tell him look, it is your right, but he hinted to him
that should I give it to him first, like give it to him first.
He didn't tell him straight, give it to him. He's like, can I give
it to him, if you don't mind. But he didn't tell him but he was
showing him of elders. So the prophesy wasn't the reason he said
it is to tell him that maybe this is better. But Abdullah ibn Abbas
Adeola and looked at it from the perspective Rasul Allah and meet
direct Colosse finish.
The question that arises here is that he had been worried I wasn't
going to finish it off.
If it went to him, he wasn't going to finish it off and Abdullah
Abbas, and it was going to be left over with nothing.
So some have raised this question, that it would have been better, in
fact, because then he's got the
baraka of the Prophet sallahu some and a great sahabi, like Khalid
bin Walid, who drank poison, and it didn't affect him.
Although it was probably happened later, but you can imagine the
status of the sahabi. So he would have got the baraka of both. But
then, to our delight, when I busted the hola Juan was defense
is the fact that just like in Hadith, as well, we tried to get
it from the highest person up there, even if you heard it
through somebody else to Rasulullah Salah to the teacher
before him, you're gonna try to get it from because the closest,
so Allah, he's just drank from his saliva is on the, I'm going to
drink from there. If I give it to Clalit, he's gonna maybe drink
from the same place. And then I've lost it. Right. So there's all
sides are fine, but you can look at it from all of these different
sizes all fine. But generally, it's showing us add up. And that's
the main thing. It's showing us that you have to be compassionate
with the young, when it's really there, right, you shouldn't just
disregard them just because somebody else is there should talk
to them, you should be nice with them like that. And at the same
time, you should respect your elders, and you should teach them
that they should also give preference to the elders.
Another issue that comes about here is the discussion of giving
preference to something somebody else where you should be at the
front. So the example there is, you're in the first stuff is
somebody in the second stuff. So you tell him you come here and
I'll go back. There's a difference of opinion here among the Allama.
Some say this is very wrong, you shouldn't do this. Because in
front of Allah, we all need to get further up. That's why you should
never make dua for somebody else before you make dua for yourself.
First, you make all the DUA you want for yourself, because we need
ourselves more than anybody else to survive in the hereafter. In
this world, yes, we give preference to everybody else. But
when it's for the hereafter, we want it for ourselves, you know,
not that we don't want it for others, but only for ourselves
first. So according to some aroma, like iblue Jamie mentioned this,
this is called ether, ethereal hired, Phil Korb which means to
give preference to somebody else in matters that take you closer to
Allah subhanaw taala. But the other element mentioned that if
the other person is has some virtue for some reason, then
Inshallah, by you doing that you will get reward you will get
you've got your reward already, you've given preference to them.
So inshallah you'll get your reward as well. But there is
anything I just want to mention. If it's about Imam, the more the
most, the greatest reward in a Jamara is goes to the Imam right,
huge reward is a huge reward that goes to the Imam. And that's what
Mr. Wu Hanifa used to do, then and karma and under salaat that was
really cool. I must have been other than your karma, Salah
nobody else, you know, just do my stuff.
Nowadays, if somebody does that, I'm sure people are gonna have to
caracara you know, but seriously, that's what Abdullah that's what
Imam Abu Hanifa used to. Okay, in the province, the licensing was
built on the Allahu and so we have that precedent there as well.
Give, give people you know, give other people a chance as well. But
if if you're there and you put somebody else in front of you, if
they're equal to you, then you shouldn't do that you should go
yourself. That's why it's actually a sign of the Day of Judgment,
that people will be pushing each other you go your mom, you call
your mom, you go your mom, if they're all the same, right? And
somebody's telling you go and lead the prayer. Like, you know, you're
out there somewhere, and you need to make salad and somebody pushes
you forward. You shouldn't Humble yourself. It's not humility,
you're preventing yourself from getting a greater reward by not
leading the salad. Especially if everybody's going to read the same
way. Everybody knows the similar mosyle For example, you're in
Italy, Germany, for example. Right? Everybody is similar maybe,
right? And you go somewhere, cafe, whatever somebody is leaving a
moment, if somebody is telling you to go ahead Bismil ago. That's why
one of our teachers Clary Siddiq used to say that, when this
happens, and you don't go forward, it's a sign of the Day of
Judgment. It says that people will be pushing each other, each person
will be not wanting to lead, somebody tells you lead just lead,
right? Unless you know there's somebody superior to you, for
sure, then then then let them then let them lead. The other thing is
that, in some communities, drinking from the same vessel as
another person is seeing it people don't do it. But there's some
Hadith listen to this hadith once the prophets of Allah, some wanted
to drink Zamzam water. And so Abbas the Allahu Anhu said to
further ignore Abbas his son, because remember, they were in
charge of the zamzam well, so he said, Go Go get some other water,
the other water that's in the house,
another supply that they had in the house, because for immersify
iStan, millet will add the water that's in this where the person
was unwanted it from lots of hands have touched that cup or whatever
the vessel or whatever it was, lots of hands have touched it. So
get the one that's untouched. So the Prophet sallallahu sallam said
in the Maori, the baraka Adel mumineen
I want the baraka of the hands of the believers.
Right?
Such simplicity Subhanallah you know such simplicity I want that
one from the believers, some he said words to that effect in the
Jameos. So he says that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam
used to sometimes send to bring water from the public places where
water was available, and the water used to be brought from the, you
know, in if you go to Syria, for example, there's in the middle of
the road somewhere, there'll be a cooler, it says, ilaro Hey,
whatever, you know, it's a sort of throw out for someone. It's a
water supply that somebody has work made work and endowed for
some, their father or something like that. So whoever drinks from
there, they get the reward is a public kind of place. And you
know, in the masjid, you have the water supply, and they have this
metal cup that's linked to a chain so that nobody steals in while not
stealing, but nobody misplaces right. And it's like 10 years old,
rusting, silver cup that they have seen them. In other one of the
worst things that you'll see in mustards. And I don't know
nobody's got it yet. You know where the drinking water will be.
It'll be next to the wudu tap. So if you want to go in just to drink
water, your feet are gonna get wet. Because there's an exit right
next to the wall. There's one lone tap down there called make a
place. I think he'll hamdulillah we've got it. At least there's a
water cooler that's on the left hand side where it's generally
drier. But in many massage, it is right there in the corner
somewhere. You have to look for it. Day nobody's gonna drink
water. SubhanAllah. So
yeah, we've got a scene where we've got a similar tab on the
right hand side right in the corner. Not even like the first
one. But the last one on the right hand side. It's kind of weird. I
know who thought of that. I know where it comes from. I mean, I
remember going to someplace in Gujarat, half doors and toilets.
Wondering how that was half adorn the toilet because you don't
really need it when you're standing up. You sit down and do
it right we know nobody nobody stands up and does relieve
themselves in you know, Muslim communities. So you sit down and
do when you sit down the doors fine. When you stand up you don't
need saving some wood and it's someplace there is no door
because you've got a long gun and you know you can you've got your
own door as such. But yeah, I think the massage they need proper
water places where you can drink water. I walked into a new Masjid
the other day up north somewhere same that same problem. So the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam used to send someone to get water from
these public places to get the bulk of the other Muslims. They
drink Subhanallah just as masala just as a masala just as the
ruling. Can you drink from other people? Of course you can. Unless
they've just eaten something haram very recently, then it would be
polluted. Can you drink from a non Muslim? Can a Muslim drink
leftovers from a non Muslim you can from another human being you
can as long as as long as they haven't eaten something haram in
the last two hours or whatever it is, you know, so much that it's
been refreshed. The saliva has been refreshed. It's permissive.
Whether you want to do it or not is a different story. But there's
not Baraka Have you seen that one, but it's permissible as I'm trying
to say, men and women. That is also permissible. Unless somebody
is going to get some haram feelings by that then it becomes
haram for that reason. So Allah Masha me has clarified the issue.
And he said that if it creates wrong feelings and passions within
somebody to drink from the leftovers of a woman or eat from
the leftovers of what a woman has eaten, right, then it's haram,
then it's wrong for that reason for that fitna, but otherwise it's
permissible. So if she's like, sometimes, you know, somebody,
somebody's eaten,
there's been an invitation or whatever, and there's food that's
been left over the women will not touch it. It is permissible
according to the main thing is as simple as that. If you're just
eating neutrally, then it's permissible because just another
human being eating. That was the that was the fic of fixing this
issue. Then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, Man, I'm a
hula hoop beilman Whoever Allah subhanaw taala feeds whoever Allah
gives some food to so this could be your own food somebody else
feeds you. fairly cool. Then he should say as a mazahub he should
say after eating Allahumma Bertie Kalinowski he will to Amna Hiram
Minho. Oh Allah, give us Baraka in it. Barry Glenna, give us Baraka
in referring to all the people who are eating with you, or the
Muslims in general give us baraka and blessing in it. What are the M
Naheed Amina and give us even better than it? Feed us even
better than it? So that's another door that you can read. After
eating Allahumma Burdick Linna fee water Amna Hiram Minho, Allahumma
Burdick Lana fee, water m na hydro minnow bless us in it and give us
even better than it. The other drives Alhamdulillah the auto
Amina was a corner with Jana Muslimeen. All praises to Allah
subhanaw taala who fed us give us a drink and made us of the Muslims
And then he said woman soccer, Hula, hula Lebanon, whoever Allah
subhanaw taala gives milk to. So if if you have if you drink a cup
of milk, you know your morning milk night milk, whatever it is
whether it's pure or mixed with milkshake or whatever it is, fill
your cold Allahumma barik laffy he was it not me no. Well he said
either Harley's or mum xuejun Mima in Ohio he mixed with something
with water or something else. I mean what what do we have these
days? We know it's milkshake right? Failure called Allahu I
wonder about the milkshake? Is it really made of milk? Or made of?
What do you call it? Some kind of powder? Something that you don't
know what's made of what nowadays, artificial eggs, right? You buy
them in a box egg substitute you call it? You can actually buy it
in the supermarket X substitute. So you don't know what you're
eating nowadays, for your call Allahumma Burdick Linna fee he was
in I mean, that's the meeting, whether it's substitute doesn't
matter, you can still make this dua. Oh Allah Burdick Luffy give
us Baraka in it was it Nermeen who and give us an increase in it. If
you notice both of the doors are very similar. Except the words are
different. Bless us in there the same was in Amin who Zardozi do
means to increase XiDan I'm gonna give us more in the other one is
up to him now. Hi Ramona. So in this one, it's quantitive you get
more quantity gives us more of it in the other one is qualitative.
It's up to him now higher, I'm gonna give us better than it in
the food. Then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
he mentioned the formula about milk, lays a che on youth xeoma
Corona, Tommy was shot RB 11. There is nothing that can replace
water. Sorry, that can replace food and drink. That can be a
replacement for food and drink. Except milk. Right? Not
nourishment, and stuff like that, although that's probably milk with
stuff added to it again. But the main thing that promise alyssum
said, If you don't want to eat one day, you don't have food or
whatever. Milk is a good substitute. It's the one
comprehensive substitute both as a drink and as a food product. And I
remember reading somewhere that you should chew milk when you eat
because it's actually a solid in liquid form. Allahu Allah. I mean,
I don't think we need to chew our milk because it's been pasteurized
and homogenized and
skimmed, the cream has been stolen of it. Right? Seriously, our milk
goes through some IG processes. It's pasteurized, which is good
because otherwise it India remember, if you bought milk,
fresh milk from the cow or Buffalo directly at night, you'll have to
warm it up. You'd have to heat it up, boil it up otherwise and go
back by the next day, it goes back very quickly, you have to boil it
up. That's essentially a pasteurizing process, because it
kills the bacteria that's going to the national bacteria and it kills
them so that it doesn't spoil. That's, that's why you do it. And
everyday, you have to keep doing that to boil it up. Obviously it
is boiled and UHT milk. That's why UHT milk has been boiled at a very
high temperature ultra high temperature. That's why he lost
for six months, because he's been boiled at that very high
temperature, but now they have something else called Flash
pasteurization and they have what they called
this refined sorry, this special filtration which kills the it
takes out the bacteria in different way. That will cost a
bit more. Then you've got
the other thing is they take the cream off is what you call skimmed
milk, leave a bit of fat in there and then they do they do another
thing which is they break up the fat inside right. There's a reason
that they do that and I forget the reason they do that but lots of
stuff is happening to our milk nowadays is that there is nothing
that will replace milk and food. Sorry, drink and food except milk
that can stand in its place. Right that's the hadith is completed.
Imam Abu Issa telemovie. He mentions a few notes about this
hadith which he's mentioned, it's I'm going to explain it
you may find that inshallah some of it is is useful. Firstly, he
says that, let's look at the chain of the narration. Just so you know
what he's speaking about. This hadith is related by well the
previous Hadith. No, it's this hadith. This hadith is related
from Abdullah IGNOU ARBUS or the Allah Juan. Now he's actually
speaking about the previous Hadith that the most beloved drink to
Rasulullah sallallahu sallam was the cold and sweet one. So in that
it's actually the alone relates that hadith. Now how do we get it
from Aisha to the Allahu anha? Ottawa ignorance disobeyed her
nephew relates it from her. He relates to the people after him
who relates it from Ottawa zoete does the majority rule
then relates it to Mama Mama relates it to Sophia ignore Ina
and Sophia and up Norina relates it to ignore your Omar not
Abdullah normal. This is another ignored by Omar and he is the
teacher of your arm Telemedia who didn't really gets it from Okay,
so we don't have to worry about the latest ones but
The actual of the Alana, what he's saying is that Sophia Nibbana or
Jana who's his grand Sheikh, his grand teacher, right? He relates
this Hadith from magma from Zuri, from Ottawa from Asia, or the
Allah Juan, so it's a full chain orwa is a tabby, Aisha the Allah
and either Sahabi so you got the tabby and you got Sahabi in
between, which is normal in a narration. But he's saying that
there are a number of other scholars at the level of Soufiane.
Later on, Abdullah label Mubarak Abdul Razak and many others who
relate from Matt Maher, from Zuri and there's no Ottawa in between
no Tabby, no, Artesia, but Rotorua from Rasulullah sallallahu sallam.
Now, the thing is that roadworthy alone did not see Rasulullah
sallallahu Sallam most likely as far as he didn't see Rasul Allah
Salah Hassan. So there is no debate in between. And there is no
Sahabi in between how can he relate directly from a sort of
loss or loss and what happens to the narration then, so this is a
bit of a hadith technicality, but he brings it up. So what we've got
here is Ottawa is missing an eye from Ottawa, to know Zachary
relates directly. I'm sorry, Ottawa is missed out. And actually
the Allahu anha is missed out. So Zuri the next narrator, he's
relating dating from Rasul Allah and Zuri never sought us will
Allah for sure. So how can you drop two people in between.
However, the narration that he quoted here has all of them but
others have mentioned the narration with those two people
eliminated from there. So when you got a hadith in which the sahabi
is not mentioned, you call that a morsel? Hadith, right? You call
that a motorcyle Hadith that's why Imam Abu Dawood he has his whole
book called Kitab al Maha seal, where he is related all of these
famous narrations where the Sahaba has been left out. The derby
relates directly from Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi. Salam, somebody
has been missed out, but it depends on the length and the
strength, the strength of this derby. If he's trustworthy,
then you would assume that he's got it from a Sahabi even though
he's not mentioning the name of that Sahabi however, in this
hadith, not only have you got a Sahabi missing,
but you've also got the tabby a missing always missing as well,
according to those that's called a moon Kotick narration, so a moon
caught it narration is where the tabby is missing, and the one that
won't have it missing will be more docile. And the one that has a
Sahabi missing is called a morsel. If it does have the sahabi in the
column Lucena which most ahaadeeth Ah, so he's he's he says, well,
Amir, Kuru fee and Aurora and I Isha. He says all of these others,
Abdullah and Barak and others, when they related this hadith,
they've dropped the two. They have not mentioned Ottawa or Isha. This
is also how you lose another famous Muhaddith and many others
have related it from Zuri. They've all related the same one with
those two missing morcilla. So EBO, Isa telemovie. Our author, he
says that the only person of those later narration narrators, the
only one who's mentioned the whole chain is ignore Ariana,
but their strong strong narrators on his level, Abdullah Mubarak and
others who have not mentioned those two,
which means that
we now bring in another terminology.
When you've got one later Narrator Like fourth level, Fifth Level,
who relate something extra that the majority of other strong ones
have not related. Then this is what you call a rib Hadith. You
call this a hurried Hadith hurry means
very in order to means poor, but in Arabic hurry doesn't mean poor
hurry, it means Ilona, somebody alone isolated. So he's relating
more information, which others are not relating. So we're going to
call this a rib rib doesn't mean that it's weak or that it can't be
Sahai. But it will be sometimes you will have to look at what the
you know, to compare it with the others. So that's a bit of a
sorrel Hadith. You know, just to explain to you, let's a bit of
sorrel Hadith, according to the gem hood, which means according to
the majority of scholars, a morsel Hadith can be used as evidence.
There's nothing wrong as long as the narrator is all trustworthy,
because you'd expect that they've just missed those name out for no,
not a reason to because they're trying to hide something. They
just missed it out for some reason.
According to Imam Shafi, he has a bit of a difference. He says a
morsel Hadith can still be an evidence as long as it's supported
by a connected narration a full cannon like this one is connected.
Now out of those two from an operations perspective, the
shorter one with those two missing that is actually
Be more savvy than the joined one.
According to I'm Timothy as well, in his main book, he says this one
is more savvy than the other one. So the shorter one that has two
people missing, that's actually more savvy because that is how
it's really been related. And only one person. Sophia Norina is the
only one who's mentioned the full version, all the others underlined
bar and they will have no lower caliber, in fact, they will
probably have higher caliber. They've mentioned the shorter one,
which if they restricted it to the shorter one, it means that's
probably how they heard it. And somehow, Sophia, he must have
heard it differently or him he must have, he may have wala Harlem
you may have been estimated that it must be these people that he's
related they've related from, right so Allahu Allah, Allah knows
best but the one is, say, just a bit of a sort of Hadith now.
Then he's called a masala niveau Hadith and Hassan. Then regarding
the next narration, I said remember the question appears here
is Khalid bin Walid Abdullah Naropa. So the Allah one go into
the house of name of with rasool Allah salah. Maimunah, the Allah
comes in, serves them. So isn't there part of the issue? Isn't
there a hijab issue there? Right? So he clarifies that which goes to
explain that.
Imam tell me these time at least he knew this question would arise
and he clarified it. So you got some people today, for example,
like you've got Sheikh Yusuf al Qaradawi. Great jurist, but he
writes in his Halal Well, hello, sorry, Al Halal Well, how long
Phil Islam? He writes that
if a people if husband has his friends over, it's okay if the
wife is covered with a head covered not face that she can
serve them. There's nothing wrong with that. That's his opinion. But
here you've got Imam Timothy from the early centuries clarifying
that look, don't misunderstand this. There's a reason why this
happened. And I'm sure all of you have a question about this as
well. Does anybody know why that happened? Good. Masha, Allah and
Abdullah Abbas. He was also a nephew. Right. Abdullah and Ibis
was the nephew of
of Maimunah and soldiers had been worried she was well connected.
She was a very high profile woman
named Munna the hola Juan IG woman. Right? And I thought it was
good when you get that from
the book.
Alright,
so you should read more of those instead of wasting time.
Good information and the
main one out of the Allahu anha we've spoken about 14 We've spoken
about Fatima Khadija Aisha Radi Allahu Anhu Nina Maimunah, the
Allah one name is Maimunah mental health.
Daughter of Hadith.
Healer Leah Allah Maria,
wife of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
She was a few for Lila about a few virtues about her. She is the
first woman
to become Muslim after Khadija to the Allahu Ana.
She was married to somebody else. But she was the second woman in
Islam to become a Muslim. Muslim.
Her name used to be Barbara
Barbara means very obedient and pure and so on. The prophets Allah
some changed the name to me me Mona Mona comes from the word
human which means the right side again, it's good.
It's like taking optimism from something as well as to the right
right. She used to be the wife of Mossad ignore Amara McAfee during
Jamelia time. They separated
then abora him ignore Abdullah Rosa married her. He passed away.
So now she's divorced. She is
divorced or separate whatever it was, enjoy Hillier time and then
widowed,
then the profit and loss of married in Canada in the seventh
year.
She was one of the last waves that he married last of the waves that
he married. This was during the ombre Takada when the person
Lawson was on his way for their own little cada he married her in
a place called serif which is on the way from Medina to Makkah. 10
miles out of Makkah, he married her there, and Allah subhanho wa
Taala then made it such that she also passed away in the place that
Rosa was in Meritor in serif.
He also he got married, but because they were going for ombre,
they didn't consummate the marriage. When he got back to that
place. That's where they consummated the marriage as well.
Then she passed away later on in that same place. She passed away
in 61 Hijiri at 80 years of age
and ignore busted
Your loved one. And who her nephew prayed that her salatu janazah.
She was buried there as well in serif and has anybody been to
serif and seen her
it's on the road, okay.
It's
it's on the way to Madina, Munawwara between the name and the
word, that's what he mentions. And they've made that time they've
made a masjid and over by the grave and people used to go there
for baraka and so on. She's now listened to she's the sister she
had some high profile sisters as well all married too. So she's the
sister of Lu Baba al Kubra. The mother of the Abbas ibn Abbas,
ignore Abbas Gotham ignore bus the other Ibis of the Allah Han whose
wife so her name was Lou Baba al Cobra. One sister was Lou Baba al
Cobra. She had another Sister Lu Baba surah. Right, so you had two
sisters called Le Baba. So there's nothing wrong with naming. If you
really like one name, you can kind of tune in to two girls named
Aisha.
Right. Aisha big big one and elder and younger, you know Cobra and
Sagara.
So there's nothing wrong with that.
So it is Lou Baba Sagara was the mother of Harlequin Waleed. So
what does that mean? He's been bullied to her Maimunah
her nephew
right because his mom is her is her sister. So these were two
nephews that were there with that's why she was feeding them so
casually. Then she was also the sister of a smart been to mace one
sister produces Abdullah and Ibis another and produces Claude has
been worried. Another sister was a smart Binti. Oh mais
but she was half a sister only through the mother their mothers
were the same. She is the wife of Jaffa the Allah one right? She's
the sorry she's the yeah she's the wife of Jaffa, the Allah one.
Another sister. Salma, Binti, oh mais, who was the mother who was
the wife of Hamza or the Hola, Juan,
and she is the last of the way of state Rasulullah Salallahu Salam
married
and it's also mentioned that in the Quran, it says that in what
habit NAFSA a woman who gives herself to Rasulullah sallallahu
sallam, it says that she is probably the one that did that.
Why? When the prophets Allah some proposed to her.
She was on a camel she was riding a camel when the process and
proposed to her
and she said
instead of she said Albury euroma Ollie he Lilla Hiroyasu this camel
and everything on it is for Allah and His messenger
and she said to Abba, the Allah one i i delegate you as my work
here you can do whatever you want. So the prophets of Allah adios and
I'm married her and she's a great narrator number of people have
related from her Abdullayev in our bus especially she's the same way
if that if you remember Abdullah in our bus and wanted to find out
how to salsa awesome spent his night so he asked permission can I
spend a night with you in the same room? So it was with me moon or
the Allahu Ana the price of awesomes turn was with me moon or
the Allahu Ana. He spent the night there and he watched when I was
caught up and did the HUD Geodon and so on and so forth. So Imam
told me the mentions she is the aunt of HUD had been worried and
also the entrepreneur I busted the hola Juan and the aunt of yours
edenal Assam he mentioned that as well. And then he mentioned a few
other points he says that the people have difference of opinion
about this narration from the University of New Judah and some
people have related from it museum No, amor ignobly harmala And some
have related from shortbow from ITV News eight Fukada and he says
from Ali from who relates to Maddie from Amercan harmala. The
Saheeh opinion is that history from Omar ignobly harmala And that
ends our chapter here Inshallah, the next chapter is about the way
Rasul allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to use to drink.
But I wanted to just mention one final point.
This is a divorcee a widow,
and she's got a proposal.
And so Hala marriage was just so easy in those days, that the Quran
had to mention that you're not allowed to propose to a woman when
she's in bed.
When she's in her waiting period after the three menstrual cycle
three months after her husband passes away, so husband divorces,
or four months, within that time, you're not allowed to propose to a
woman. It must have been a reason for that. Nowadays, nobody
proposes to a divorcee.
It was just so easy. But you see in those days what you had is you
had the ability of multiple wives, which today is just crazy, right?
So you had the ability of multiple wives number one, you had
concubines number two, right? Number three, it was easy to get
married if you are divorced.
Where would they be Zina? How can you do Xin after that
nowadays
is an explosion of Xena. But still, none of them that the
widows nobody wants to get married. Right? They They get
depressed, really big problem we have, right and all they feel they
don't want to get married they get turned off men to such a degree
and you know because people in the country looks after them and so
on. They just don't want to get married because they've got a very
bad attitude towards men now. It just means that these things need
to be dealt with at some level.
Right because Zina spreading and there's no there's there's a
problem.
And people aren't getting married, aren't getting married until
they're 2325 30
at another ridiculous aspect, and then that you hardly heard of
Xena, Dorinda there was one or two instances was nothing like this.
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