Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Shamail al Tirmidhi The Bread Part 2 of the Prophet () Part 27
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sallallahu alayhi wa salam has characteristics we are on the
chapter the 25th chapter
which we covered a few Hadith from last week. So chapter on the
description of the bread that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam would normally consume.
Today we look at the next Hadith
in this chapter
this the next hadith is related from
Salim ignore me.
He says I heard a boo mama Alba Hedy
or the hola Juan de Sahabi I heard him saying that
in the home of the family of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, there would
never remain any leftovers of any bread made out of barley.
So
there would never be any leftovers of even the bread
in the ham in the family in the home of the family of Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wasallam
so what I mean that could be taken in a number of ways, but clearly
here what it means is that whenever they did have bread,
which we learned from other places that they didn't have bread all
the time anyway. And the only bread they had was the bread
barley bread wheat it was even more expensive or was more so the
time that they did have barley bread, it was just enough or maybe
it was not even enough so there would never be any left because
whatever there was a such a small amount to go around that it was
either too less or just sufficient. So there was never any
left which goes to show that they didn't leave food for the next
day.
They literally had reliance in Allah subhanho wa Taala about the
next day
but the the level of contentment was was such that they were able
to do this for us mashallah we have things stored for a very long
time that we could Allah protect us but if there was a seed we
could probably live for a few months. Right? We won't be
comfortable because we're not comfortable unless we do our you
know, 50 100 pounds shopping every two weeks or three weeks or
whatever it is. Right.
The so that's very clear, he says then he says that there was never
anything McCarney off Bulu and early beta Rasulullah sallallahu
lism Hubzu Shareef never leftovers.
Sometimes in our in our homes, we have so many things that actually
go bad that we have to actually go and look for some ducks or
something some pigeons to go and feed it to.
You have to go to the pond a day out with the kids to go and feed
it to them.
Remember, once I went into a supermarket, and they were selling
this kind of olive bread, so I said hey, that's interesting. Do
you want to taste them? I said okay, so he takes a whole loaf.
Comes a big brings a big knife, cuts the slice off the edge, cuts
another slice and gives me that
I said okay, Mashallah. I said it's, it's good.
Then he takes that loaf, and he dumps it in the bin.
I just looked at him, I said, What are you doing?
He says, Well, nobody's gonna buy this Give it to me then.
You can't give it to me either. Because everybody would go in and
ask for you know something and then
they do that in these coffee shops as well. You don't make your
coffee they'll just take it and throw it down. Make you another
cup.
There's just a huge amount of waste that takes place huge and
the person did it without any cons. I mean, a whole loaf of
bread which people in a third world country would literally kill
for.
The next Hadith here is related from Ibn ARBUS or the Allah one
girl and also the lice Allah Allahu alayhi wa sallam up to
layer early URL mutator via Darwinian
This is ignore adversity alone is observation. Now you've heard of
eyeshot of the Allah one has Hadith abou uma
Out of the Allahu Anhu number of the other Sahaba Anessa the Allahu
Anhu telling us different things, but how the prophets of Allah
Psalm eight and how less he ate in this one, ignore Abbas at the
Allahu Anhu actually would his his aunt was married to Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa salam, Ala Moana, or the Allah Juana. So he
actually spent some nights with them as well. So he must have had
this observation, you know, within the family, you get to know even
more than if you're outside, and the prophets of Allah and His life
was very open anyway. Right, because it was all a guidance, he
was all teaching, it was all a sample of how to live that Allah
subhanho wa Taala had
made him undertake, so everything was quite open anyway. But he was
even closer than others because he could go in to visit his arm to
know and learn
those kinds of things that others would not know. So he says that
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to spend a kin
consecutive nights night after night consecutive nights
Darwinian, which means empty stomach.
Not no food at night, empty stomach, which means that probably
the evening meal wasn't there.
And not just him who him and his family.
It was all of them. We're doing this
lie as you do in Asha, and
they wouldn't find any supper. So they may have had some basic
lunch, but supper didn't have.
The reason in Arabic supper is called Asha.
Because it's normally eaten after sunset. And although we call it
mercury, and Asia, the mercury is also called Asia, Asia in Arabic,
they actually say Asia in which means the two Asia's
so
normally the food will be after maghrib after Aisha would be
sleeping time. So Asha is the food that's eaten at Asia. So that's
where the name comes from, for supper in Arabic.
Then he says, what kind of actor will absorb Xhosa year and mostly
the bread that they did get was made of barley. And wheat was more
expensive. That's why saying this is the absolute basic type of
bread that they could have.
Now
this is an ibis, the I'm relating this which means that the Prime
Minister wasn't declaring this publicly.
So this is one thing that most people may have not known about.
But I'm delighted that our Busselton mentioned it. And what
proves it is the fact that if they didn't know about it, and why
would he tell everybody? It's common knowledge. So why would you
mention it? So he's mentioning it? And it's like, normally you don't
mention your difficulty. That's what's recommended to keep your
difficulty hidden. You don't go and open it up except Allah
subhanaw taala that shows your reliance in Allah subhanaw taala
and the prophets Allah some had the highest level of reliance.
That's why Lookman Ali Salam said to his son, one of the advices he
gave him was enough. Takata Yeoman federal for caraka FEMA Bina
Cobain, Allah azza wa jal if you ever, any day comes by you when
you are poor, when you don't find what you need for your sustenance,
then keep your poverty between yourself and Allah subhanho wa
Taala whether to help the nurse or before Kritika Fattah who naughty
him
don't relate and disclose your poverty in front of others so that
they look down upon you.
It's IG. Many people when they learn of somebody being poor, they
actually looked down upon them.
They might help them or whatever, but they actually think of them as
sub category. It's just this big feeling that people have this
reaction that people have to poor people, they look down upon them,
like they must be losers of some sort. Why they like that is this
natural tendency that comes into the heart and you have to as good
as good Muslims we must avoid that. You must think and take a
brother tomorrow we could be in that place.
That's why Lokmanya Islam great wisdom, he says don't don't open
up your fucker in your poverty to people or those people just look
down upon you.
And also in the fact that if your friend finds out people who like
you, and they don't know that situation is going to make them
feel really bad that Why didn't you tell us so you should keep it
closed? As long as you got you have your token with Allah
subhanho wa Taala and then your enemy will become happy. So these
are some of the other negative aspects that come out of it.
Of course, if you need to, if you need to ask and you can't bear it.
Then it says what abdomen shikcha Ilahi Maru, you are sick or your
sleek Oh yeah, the ledger. If you are going to open up and disclose
to someone then do it to somebody who's a person of reason. A person
of dignity a person of honor, person with generosity, then they
will help you. He will help you. He'll share your burden sympathize
with you
Don't open it up to just anybody. So if you are going to disclose it
to somebody then find somebody that you can disclose it to that
will respond to you positively. Now, the next hadith is
related from sadness sad, or the Allah one.
It was asked of him, maybe later during the time of the Derby, and
they will wondering, from the Sahaba how the Rasulullah
sallallahu Sallam used to live. So he was asked
a colossal Allah He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. anokhi So, it
was a question. Did the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam eat
refined Bread?
Bread made of refined flour Hawara that's the other word. Yeah, and
El Hawara
that is essentially, if you do it manually, it's that flour which
has been ground and then it has been saved over and over again,
until all of the chaff and then the you know, the
whatever the skin or the shell or whatever it is, all of that has
been removed and you just kept the refined flour. I mean, this is the
normal flour that you buy nowadays, it costs more to buy it
with the with the other stuff in there. Right?
The the prophets, Allah lorrison ever eat that kind of flour
because now people had started eating that kind of flour. So they
asked, they must have heard something. So they asked did
Rasulullah sallallahu meet that kind of flower? For Karla saloon,
Mara Rasulullah sallallahu Mauna Kea, in an exaggerated sense
SALADNA Saturday alone responded he said the prophets also never
saw that kind of flow. Forget about Egypt, he never saw it had
lucky Allah who is lucky Allah azza wa jal until he met with
Allah subhanaw taala. So until he died, he never even saw that kind
of flower.
Now, this is clearly it appears to be an exaggeration, just to show
him that he never touched it, saying that he never saw it. That
is seems to be a bit of an exaggeration and the reason for
that is the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam did go out to Sham
he was known to have gone out to Sham for trade purposes before. So
and this kind of flower was more popular in those areas, as opposed
to in the in the Arabian Peninsula in Sharm in the Levante was a bit
more popular, he must have seen it this thing he must have seen it.
So he may be referring to the fact that this must have been
afterwards in the Madani life during his life in Madina
Munawwara he never saw it, it never had to why would you? Why
would you need to go and see something like that if you know,
you're never gonna buy it. And in those days, it was different, you
know, you didn't have the supermarkets where you can go and
pick which flower you want. So even though you're not buying it,
you can still look at it. Right? In those days you there was
somebody there was a mill probably somewhere the grind the person who
grinded you know who ground the flour for people, and you send
your wheat to them, or you didn't at home? I mean, essentially a
faulty model. The Ilana used to do these things at home. So he never
saw it. I mean, that can be absolutely true today if we say
you've never seen flour, I mean, that might be difficult today, you
can buy self raising flour, brown flour, whole wheat flour,
and so on and so forth.
So then,
the person who's asking Saudi Masada, the Allahu Anhu after he
receives this response, he says, how can it look a monarchy? Like
why why not? So did you people have monarchy which means he
serves these things to
distinguish the flour from you know, the refined flour from all
the chef and everything. Then you have any instrument of that
nature, any tool like that.
So
I had the Rasulullah Salah during the time of Rasulullah salah, and
did you have that kind of tool? He says Mark and Elena monocular. We
never use those kinds of things. He's been speaking about Makkah,
Madina Munawwara we didn't use them.
It doesn't mean that it didn't exist necessarily, but we never
use them. So we hardly saw them. It wasn't really in vogue, so we
never saw them.
I mean, what if you you might not believe this. But here you know
when you have these sore and breakfast in the massage either in
a tick off time or in with the Tablighi Jamaat, what would you
get for breakfast? What's the what's the staple?
Cream? Right it's cream I mean Ramadan Sawa
cream and honey right but the cream in America there's not much
of a tradition for cream so cream you can only buy in certain shops.
In normal supermarket you won't find cream you'll find this
miracle whip this artificial stuff. But pure cream you won't
find it I don't know where it goes. You can only buy it from one
shop. I was very surprised in England you you'll find also a
single, double extra thick Cornish Subhanallah
but in America
There was no such thing like that.
I don't know if it's coming now but it's a different story. They
are completely brothers they use Philadelphia and butter No no no
butter Philadelphia and honey. And in England the tradition among our
legal Brothers is butter and honey.
So they they've you know, it just depends on where you are. If you
if you put butter out there you know with honey they probably
think you're going crazy
as though Philadelphia is more healthy
you know what I'm talking Philadelphia? Is that cheese?
They do say it's healthier than butter. But then the amount you
eat is the problem and you put honey on then you start eating
mashallah you could eat half a tub that's all fat. May Allah protect
us.
So then, the person asked for Karla for Keela K for content
Dustin are gonna be sharing how they couldn't think of it like
what what did you do with your wheat? How can you just eat wheat
like that? Right? If you never had this refined flour, what did you
do with your wheat? How did you process and work with your wheat?
So then
salad Masada Robertson on Saturday alone says goodnight and for who
failed to ruin who matar we used to blow on it.
And the commentator tells us it's like saying off
like that, so used to just blow on it and whatever flew away flew
away and the rest of it we would use
some minor agenda who then then we would not know who then we would
make it into a dough.
The whole thing about this is that there was just not the color food
seem to be the last thing on their mind.
And that's why they were able to focus on the real things. Today we
focus on food more than anything else. And then if somebody
blaspheme Zulu, Allah salAllahu alayhi salam, we get really angry
and stand up and just at the spur of the moment, we do strange
things, but we don't proactively think beforehand as to what we
should do so that these things never happen again. Otherwise,
every time it happens, we just get up kill a few people and then
what?
Give us give ourselves a bad name.
Yes. Hypno Tamia Rahim, Allah has written a whole book about how the
person who you know is you know who the person who swears that
Rasulullah sallallahu. Allah Islam has to be killed. And he's got
this whole treaties, a long book on the subject. But that doesn't
mean you kill other people.
Right, who are maybe totally innocent of it. You know, some
idiot did it. Right? I mean, he's a loser anyway. I mean, look at
the person he's been put into prison for parole. These people
will never have is because Allah subhanaw taala will deal with them
anyway.
But then the fact that you have about 20 Muslims who had who die
in Egypt because of these clashes,
right, we need to be proactive and intelligent in the way we do these
things. It's very important that this happened that way.
Abu Lahab, and his son, Aruba. They were about to go on a
journey. And he got fired up and he says, I'm going to go and say
something bad to Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe Salam, so he
went, and he said something about Allah,
about the Allah about the you know, he's saying you're Allah. So
the Prophet sallallahu got very angry at that. Allahumma Salli ala
he called them in kill avec.
O Allah set upon him, a dog of your dogs
from someone who have made do I like that? But this this time, he
said that? And he came back to his father and his family, what what
did what did he say? And he explained, and he said, I, I am
now I can't, I'm not. I am not comfortable about your safety
anymore.
He is an enemy, uncle of Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, but
he is so fearful of that. Why do you let him go in the first place?
So they went on their journey. And they got to a place where there
were a lot of wild animals about wild cats, big cats, whatever they
were lying, taking, or whatever they were, right, whatever. Wild
Cats are found in the area, just as acid as it normally means
alive. So
his father was worried. And his father then said, look, they found
a place which had a which had kind of an elevated place. He said,
Look, we're going to stop here. I'm getting old, and I'm fearful
over my son. What I want us to do is I want us to put all of our
luggage, everything that we're carrying on top of this mount.
Right. Then my son will sleep there. This was at nighttime when
they set camp and we will sleep around them because I have fear.
So he says it's related then that one of these wild cats came it
sniffed everybody around, didn't do anything to anyone while they
were sleeping. And then it jumped. It sprang across everybody onto
the top and pulled his head off. Earthbounds head off
that's
The dollar Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam that even the enemies were
concerned about. Allah subhanaw taala will take care of his
prophets, but he wants to see our responsibility. Ignore Josie
in his book Al Wafaa Al Mustafa. It's like the Shama IL. It's like
the Shemitah. He's, he's spoken in his categories. All of the
different aspects about rasool Allah is it's more comprehensive,
I believe the neshamah insha. Allah is much smaller, but it's a
more comprehensive version of this kind of book with much more. So he
has a chapter in there about our Atmel in Hadith being presented to
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So clearly, there's one
Hadith in which it mentions that they will be presented in the
hereafter most of us will see our actions, but it's also a hadith,
that on certain days of, of the week, Thursday night, our actions
are presented to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
he says that if I, if I see you doing good, then I think Allah
subhanaw taala promise Allah some said in the Hadith that when your
actions are presented in front of me, so all of our weekly actions
are presented in front of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. Now, you must be wondering, the OMA is what 1.5
billion. How is 1.5 billion people's morale being presented to
Rasulullah sallallahu Islam over the course of a single night?
Now, from this world's perspective, yes, it sounds out of
the world. But the prophets Allah Sam is no longer in this world. He
is in the Intermediate Realm. He is beyond this world. And there if
he said that that's the case. And somebody like me, Josie is
relating this was very critical. Even though Josie is in the level
of Hypno Tamia and our coterie, they would rather make a hadith we
can fabricate it and then accept it. They're very strict, very
strict, right? They consider it very rigid in that he relates his
a hadith, right? And
so in that world era, you know, it's possible because the time is
not in the same the prophets Allah Allah subhanaw taala says in the
Quran, hum Sina Alpha Sana a day that will be 50,000
of your days is one day in the hereafter. So we're talking about
a different dimension. Okay, so this mustn't sound far fetched to
us. But then the Prophet sallallahu sallam said, and if I
see that you've done good then I think Allah
and the opposite.
May Allah subhanho wa Taala give us good actions and may Allah
may Allah conceal our bad deeds. May Allah conceal our bad deeds.
That's the status of Rasulullah sallallahu. So he's going to see
what we're doing for this.
And he's going to Subhanallah we need to be intelligent. And this
speaker needs to be throughout not just when somebody does something,
otherwise they know how to irritate us. It's like, you know,
the in school, the guy who you will mess around with is the guy
who gets irritated. If there's a guy who doesn't get irritated
you're not going to try to take his pencil away, kick his chair,
flick him on his reIation we're doing these things anyway. But
what I'm saying is that's what people do they will only trouble
somebody that gets irritated because his old point of doing it
is to trouble somebody for that reason.
Otherwise, you're not going to bother
you're gonna think now forget it there's no point or if you know
that the person is so shrewd and he will get you back he'll he'll
he'll so he'll sorted out he'll really make your life a misery
afterwards, then they're going to be careful that way.
Right, you're gonna think you're gonna respect you for that don't
know you don't miss it. You know, you're gonna respect him for that.
Need to be we need to be have clarity in this. There are other
groups that are a fraction of our numbers, but they get things done.
We have a huge number and we think we can just put it by this. The
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam totally coming back to the Shamal
for this hadith the Prophet sallallahu Sallam totally
abstained from any kind of pretense. Any kind of extra work
in terms of food food was just it. I mean, look at the the one Hadith
that explains the audience to come back after Fisher. Is there any
food in the house? No, there isn't fine, I'm fasting.
And if there isn't, he did it. It was as simple as that. Look at
this. It mentions that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam la Yes
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warmer. Tom and kottu.
Look how different this is. The women who normally cook in the
homes, they're going to listen to this and think if If only my
husband was like this,
he never asked him
vie for a particular type of food.
Like give me this food right now. He was just like, Have you got any
food?
He never
desired that okay, cook this today or cook that today.
If they gave him food, he ate it.
Whatever he they gave him he accepted it. Whatever they gave
him to drink he accepted that he drank it. He never criticized any
kind of food
actually, he just thought it was some some women they they want
their husbands to tell him because they don't know what to cook. So
the last thing What should I cook today?
I think that's a different story, I guess. Because otherwise they're
struggling for one hour. Should I cook Shake Shack or should I cook
this? Should I cook that? No, no, I'll cook this we already had
that. No.
All from this hadith. I mean, it doesn't prove that refined flour
is haram or to sieve it and to purify it and you know, bleach it
and it's not it's nothing to do with that. It just showing what
the prophets Allah was and was how his focus was not food. Whereas
for US Marshal has become a big focus, unfortunately, and that's
why our attention has gone from the main things of life and the
focus of the hereafter. Subhanallah
so it's permissible to have good foods as long as it doesn't make
you indulgent in the world. It's as simple as that.
The next hadith is related from cortada.
From anosognosia Ehrlich by the Allah one Sahabi he says that
McCullough Nabil Lai, sallallahu alayhi wa salam ala hawan oh one
Walla fie soccer Raja
wala hobbies Allahu Muroc.
Three things is describing and so the Allah one was always in the
house in Madina Munawwara so he knows this, and he explained, I
mean, these are so few things that I mentioned. And the reason is
that there was nothing elaborate they want elaborate dishes every
day. So in this case, on that day they had and he's also had that
kind of food and they put this kind of masala and you know, they
put this kind of spice in there is there is no spicy with Subhan
Allah, there is no description of any of the issues very simple,
straightforward.
So, in this one, he says that the prophets of Allah sunnah, listen
up to all of those people who don't like to sit on the floor and
eat.
The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam never ate on a hole,
or one as they call it. This is essentially a small platform with
legs, a platform with legs, whether you call that a table, or
a bench, or whatever you want to call that. So the professionalism
never ate on something that was higher than on the ground.
The reason why it's called 101, is it comes from the word f1, a
Hawaiian, which means brothers. So it's to show that you eat
together. Right? So that's the word Hawaiian.
If no Hydroflask Kalani mentions and now he's coming in seven
something century, seventh, eighth century. And he's saying that to
eat on tables on a raised platform, is the habit of those
people who are indulgent in the world, excessively indulgent,
indulgent in the world was Sani Ilja Berberine and the habit of
tyrants arrogant people,
why they ally of tequila have the ROTC in the UK, so that they don't
have to bow their head down when they're eating. So the food is
closer Subhanallah today, it's quite normal, isn't it?
So this must have been on for many centuries that people ate on the
floor.
And it's probably a recent development and it's for those
people who come from the a, you know, from the Indian
subcontinent, and people lay on the floor, no, normally. Right?
And with their hands, this spoon to eat with the spoon all you know
and fork and that's definitely a Western, you know, primarily, I
mean, it's probably a Persian, others as well. But
again, this is not to say that it's not permissible. But I think
from this, let's look at it from this fact that the majority of our
food should be eaten on the floor.
Yes, if it's a quick breakfast or whatever, on the breakfast bar or
whatever, you can understand that but they should at least be one
meal for the sake of the sooner that we sit on the floor and eat
this. Right just to keep the Sunnah in our homes, and keep that
humility and humbleness. And it should be explained to our
children why we do this.
Then, Sukkot Raja Sakura
Yeah, this is again, you go to I remember we went to the chicken
shop and the brother who was with me. He's telling the guy that's
not enough source. I want all three of these sources. You know,
he buys a few, a few chicken, I don't know what wings or whatever
anyone's like three different sources with it. Because they're
free not will not charge you sometimes. Right? So So Corojo are
these little dishes on the side that have these different things
to help you eat more to to spice up the food essentially. And raise
that gives you more of those. They seem to be better places. I mean,
that's the way of the world isn't it now.
And he's saying, well, it's either to Al Hirsi Ali. It's the custom
of the people who are very greedy in eating.
I mean, that's our state today, man. That's the way we are Subhan
Allah. May Allah forgive us? What are hobbies? Allahu maraca Hola,
hubzilla Hamanaka which means and neither not nor did he ever have
thin bread.
thin, very thin bread.
Right? Because thinnest and it's talking about more refined.
The same as that refined flour, the thin bread and so on. That was
never the case.
So then, you know, says I asked batata
he's the tabby he's the one who's asking Qatada
who's the narrator of this Hadith from Anna Saudi Hola, Juan. So
honestly, the outline is reporting to kata. Kata is reporting to
Eunice Yoon says for call to the Fatah, the Father, can we call on
what did they eat on them? Because it seems like the tradition you
know, there was some kind of platform or something, right, that
they ate and then later even if it wasn't a chair and table, but then
I think initially it was just like a platform on the ground race
platform on the ground. Small kind of table. What did they used to
eat on them? Meaning the prophets Allah Salamis family, the Sahaba
what was what was the state at that time? So Qatada said, I don't
have the sofa. Sofa. Sofa. This is the star Han, your traditional
piece of leather that's spread on the ground. That's, that's what it
was.
Right? That's called Supra.
And, again, where this word comes from is very interesting because
Musa here is the is a person who's traveling. And normally when a
person was traveling, they had like a round leather kind of case,
round leather kind of pouch type of thing in which they used to put
their basic necessities. I mean, you've seen these old books, you
see them with the stick with a little kind of pouch at the end of
it little kind of round bag at the end of it, that's that leather,
then they would put it out, they would just spread it out. It
became the other start Han which means the spread that they put
things on and eat and eat on. So that's where the word Supra comes
from. And the plural is so far
from musafir because it's they used to use it like that isn't a
piece of leather.
This unit is unicel is scarf the narrator His name is universal is
scarf. A scarf means the person who makes shoes hofferth hazhar.
Anyway, the next Hadith then is related from shabby shabby was a
great Derby
IGNOU Shura bill, Al goofy. He is one of the big debater in one of
the elect debating. He was born in the Caliph of Amara, the hola
Juan, he say he said I met 500 Sahaba.
So if he was in Kufa, right he met 500 Sahaba because many Sahaba had
moved to Kufa and Basra so he met 500 Sahaba will not get up to soda
fee but you got to I never I never wrote black on white, which means
I never wrote anything down.
Everything was memorized. Wala had this to be Hadith in Allah Hafiz
to anytime somebody related a hadith to me I memorized it and
never had to write it down. Never once he passed away in 104 Hijiri
at the age of 82, masha Allah
once ignoring one or the other and pass by him when he was talking
about the when he was describing the different expeditions of Rasul
Allah Salah Mallozzi. So ignoring what are the Allahu Anhu says that
I bear witness? No, he said, I witnessed all of these events that
he's talking about, but he knows more about them than I do. I was
there in all of these that he's talking about, but he knows more
about them in terms of the details, you know, because
normally then has his own version of what he saw only, but he met
500 Sahaba so he's got everybody's versions he knows much more detail
than our dilemna Omar Subhanallah May Allah reward on our behalf
these great had the thin that they preserved this for us.
Even though sitting set to Abubakar Hamadani stick with
shabby because it
seen him, asking for fatawa while the Sahaba of the prophets Allah
lorrison were in Kufa, which means he must have learnt a lot from
them because he asked many fatawa from them, so, he must have
learned a lot from them.
zody says that there are four scholars, there are many scholars
who says there are four scholars. One is ignoramus, Ayub, sorry,
diplomacy is considered the leader of the Tibetan. His daughter was
considered to be such an Alima such a scholar that everybody came
to ask even Abdullah Medicube no Marwan came to ask the Khalif came
to us for His I don't know if it was a funny for at the time it was
probably a prince to ask for her hand. She was very beautiful and
she was very knowledgeable. So I don't wanna say was the one who
stayed in the medina in the masjid in Medina when there was big fitna
in Madina Munawwara strife, and he heard then coming from the grave
of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam because there was no zone in the
masjid. That's how bad the strife was at the time. So, as a very ill
finally he had he had her married to one of his simple students. So
after marriage and everything the next day, the student goes, puts
on his cloak, and she says to where you're going, so he said,
I'm going to the Doris, I'm going to, you know, your father's Darcy
says, take it off, sit here, I'll teach you everything that he
knows.
That sorry, dibden will save in Madina Munawwara so he studied
with that, you know, that's one of the great scholars of that time,
say them, we're saving Madina Munawwara you know, this is like
the biggest scholar of the UK, the in India, Saudi Arabia, you know,
that kind of the same Medina menorah he was discovered shall be
in Kufa there was nobody greater than him. I mean, a shabby This is
before Abu Hanifa Rahim Allah last time, Hassan Al Basri in Basra
and McCrone in Sham in the Levant.
So he shot a B relates from masuk masuk is a very interesting name,
interesting name for those who are no Arabic study. Yes, Rocco means
to steal. masuk means the stolen one. And the reason is that he was
kidnapped kidnapped when he was young. So it's called Masaru.
kidnapped. But then he was found and he became Muslim, before the
province had laws and passed away but he never met Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
He met the first group of the Sahaba like Abu Bakr Omar, Othman,
annually Allah Juan, so he was he sold them a brewmaster with an
Irish over the Allahu anha. He passed away in Kufa
in 102 Hijiri. He says that the Huldah Isha Torah the Allahu anha
for the ugly, bitter I mean, so he Masaryk says that I went to visit
the Allahu anha. And she, she, she ordered some food for me, she
ordered for some food, we'll call it and then she said, My gosh, but
I mean, I mean
for Russia and upkeep, Illa Becky Illa Kaito.
So she just remarked,
you know, sometimes when you see somebody that's come to study, and
you go into that kind of frame of mind. So she said that every time
that I become satiated with food, and if I want to cry, I can make
myself cry.
Every time I feel myself, when I get a full full meal, and I want
to cry, I can easily cry, I can easily cry.
Why? Because she is feeling sorrowful about the higher status
that they were in with Rasulullah sallallahu spiritual status
because obviously she's seen the experience of being Rasulullah
Salah some less food, higher levels of spirituality. And now
it's different it's not like those days anymore. So she's looking at
the more complete times and she's feeling sorrowful and regretful
about it. Call a call to limit call that at Goodwill hurl ality
Farakka Alia Rasulullah sallallahu duniya Allah He Masha be I mean
Hubbs in Well, I mean martini for yo minhwa hidden
Miss rocks as I said, Why did she say that? I remember to time it
says Lima.
He asked her why.
Why can you how can you cry? Why would you cry like that? So he's
wondering is wondering why you and what was the what was the issue
that makes you cry? Whenever you say shit yourself right now when
you get a full stomach when you get a full meal today? Why can you
cry if you want to? So she said
Why do you feel like crying? So she said I remember.
Of course all *. I remember the state, the situation. The
condition that we were with with Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam and the state which he left us with?
How he was before he passed away with us. I remember that state and
it's very different from our state today.
And I swept
by Allah that he never filled the stomach twice in one day with meto
bread.
So that's that's why she, she could cry. Right the next Hadith
the final Hadith of the chapter. Actually, the next hadith is from
a swathe of New Year's Eve from inshallah the Allahu Anhu. She
says Masha Beto rasool Allah his MA shall be out of school of life.
Allah loves him and Hobbes's che hub hub Xisha Eden yo mania moto
tarbiyah in your head that could be the we've discussed this one
before he repeats it again. That the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam never
filled his stomach never ate to his fill from the bread of barley
for two days consecutively until he passed away. And the next
hadith is related from slightly different from say he did not be a
robber from Qatada from Anasazi Allah one. He says McCullough
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam ala Hua and in what I can have
hubs in Morocco can have damata This is another repetition of what
we read before the robbers Allah Allahu alayhi wa sallam never ate
on a raised platform on a table, and neither did he ever eat thin,
thinly cooked bread until he passed away. And this is to repeat
it, just to again emphasize him I'm gonna mean he does this with
slightly a different chain sometimes just to emphasize the
point again, just to remind the next chapter is on the chapter of
the Edom of Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi salam, normally hubs and
Edom go together. Hubs is bread, anything to do with bread of
whatever flour is, you know, bread, Chowpatty, roti, whatever
it is, and Edom is the thing in which you dip bread. And that
could be anything all the way from vinegar to a really spicy curry.
Right to some broth to some soup. That's what you call Edom. A dam
is just something that you can dip bread in. So that's why when the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam once came to the house, and he
said, Have you got anything said we got some vinegar. So he said,
that's the best of idioms. Right, that's the best of something that
you can do. And you know, we know the benefits of vinegar. So the
privacy law, some sometimes had bread and vinegar. If you want to
do that and you don't like vinegar, then go and spend some
money and get balsamic vinegar. It's a lot more pleasant to eat,
it's not as pungent as normal vinegar is, right. And you can
actually dip bread in there and one very good way to eat it, which
may be a bit sooner as well. If you can justify it, is you get
some balsamic vinegar. You put you know, you put some of that at the
bottom of a small bowl, and you get some olive oil some good one.
Don't don't get the palmists stuff. Right, get good virgin
olive oil because the palm is stuff is the it's chemically
extracted from the residue of the original extractions. Right? So
it's not it's not good, it's not the best. So you put some olive
oil on top, the olive oil will stay on top, the vinegar will be
at the bottom, the brown balsamic vinegar, and you dip bread in
there needed. Another way I saw vinegar being eaten was I was at
one of the teachers of darlin duben I went to his house more
Namath Allah. And there was a dish there with something in it and
said what is that it was sweetish was actually vinegar with dates
that had been preserved in there. So it's you get vinegar, and you
put some dates in there and you leave it for a few days, so it
becomes sweet. So that's a more pleasant way of eating vinegar if
you don't like vinegar the way it is. But the other one is quite
nice, which is vinegar with with olive oil and use it as a dip.
These are if you're feeling hungry, sometimes easier to eat
that more healthier probably to eat that than to some biscuits or
a packet of crisps or
something like that. Anyway, that's the end of this chapter the
next chapter inshallah we'll do next time, that what kinds of
things that are sort of less and less we used to dip his bread and
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