Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Shamail al Tirmidhi The Life Style of Prophet () Part 24
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hamdu Lillahi Rabbil Alameen wa salatu salam ala Sayyidina
Muhammad wa ala alihi wa sahbihi wa barakato seldom at the Sleeman
girthier on Eli Ahmed been a MOBA.
In this chapter, about the, the way Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam used to live his life, Imam Timothy mentions the next
Hadith, which is related from Sarah Dubey. What costs Sarah web
what costs are the Allah who is one of the elect Sahaba. He is one
of the 10 that have been given the glad tidings of paradise. He is
one of the first among the first seven to become Muslim, and to
embrace Islam. And he has a number of other distinctions. He was an
absolutely
Sahabi of a very, very top rank. So this hadith is related from
him, this next hadith is related from him. He says, When he became
Muslim, I think he was only 17 years old, when he became Muslim.
He says, In Nila a while origin of Iraq, or Heroku dam and visa beat
Allah,
I am the first person who spilled some blood in Islam. Now, that's
obviously if you said that in the current climate, that I'm the
first to spill blood, that obviously would be taken
differently. But in those days, that was obviously something that
used to happen quite often.
Survival, literally your survival depended upon it on many
occasions, because it was a very tribal community in the beginning.
And then when you move into Islam itself, then there was a lot of
attacks against Islam, and they had to literally fight fight for
their survival. It was quite a norm. It's like somebody in Syria
today saying, I was one of the first to, you know, stand up and
resist something of that nature.
So it's obviously you can see the kind of environment that this is
coming from as well. So he says that I am the first to have
spilled some blood in the path of Allah subhanho wa taala. He also
says we're any a word origin in orama visa and visa be the first
one to
fire an arrow in the path of Allah, that was also myself. So
he's trying, he's trying to make a point. The point that he tries to
make comes at the end. So I'm gonna read the full Hadith first,
just so that you understand what he's saying. And then we'll look
at the individual points. And then he says, after he makes those two
declarations, then he says that I remember myself, I remember seeing
myself fighting among a group of Sahaba of Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam. And we were forced to eat from the leaves of
trees. And also from these from any plant that is considered to be
thorny, thorny bushes. So we are forced to eat the leaves of trees,
and from thorny bushes,
like the cactus plant or whatever was available at the time. So much
so that that became our only source of nourishment and
sustenance, had Korra had a dark corner until our gums were were
essentially effected so badly with that. Our gums were affected so
badly because of the thorn, the thorns and the roughness of what
they were eating. When I had dinner layer.com A toddler OSHA
toolbar each and each one of us, when we used to defecate, relieve
ourselves, we used to defecate like the camel and the goat does,
which is essentially speaking about dry droppings, because they
weren't getting the full nourishment, the proper
nourishment. That's why the body wasn't producing in the normal
way. So he was trying to explain that. Then he makes the main
point. See he later on he was the governor.
He was a governor of one of the cities. So these new people that
had entered into Islam, you know, you get people in every area, they
just don't like their leadership, for whatever reason they like to
speak. They like to just cause a scandal. They like to make a
point. They like to speak they like to talk. So they were
complaining again Saturday, class, one of the first to become
Muslims. So now he's a governor of a city way after Rasulullah
sallallahu Sallam has passed away. And these people, they don't like
him for whatever reason, maybe they don't like his judgments
against them because they wanted him to be more lenient, or
whatever the case was. It's a long story. The point you wanted me the
strain to make is the one that he's already made. The context in
which Sardegna Bo custody Alon relates what he does about the way
they were in the beginning of Islam. And he says what else what
had been said in your
as zero in and if it Dean and he's been who acid these, this tribe of
the acid right who came later into Islam newcomers into Islam they
are trying to censor me in my Deen they're trying to like correct me
in my brain they trying to blame me and trying to set me right in
my Deen. In another version of the Hadith it mentions in my salah
that they complain about my salad. I've seen also I've prayed with
rasool Allah, I've sat with him, I've been with him, one of the
first to become Muslim. And if they are criticizing me for my
prayer for my salad, then he says, look at 202, even Wadala family,
then that means I'm totally lost. Local to keep to then I failed.
I've totally failed was 02. And I'm totally at loss. Why even
bother Emily? That means all my actions are gone, if that is the
case that if they have the right to do that, so he's trying to make
a point that what are they doing,
but within that amount of money is trying to point out the fact of
what they had to eat, to show what the Sahaba had to go through. So
when in the in the first point, he makes a web request for the Allah
one. When he was 17. He became Muslim. He said, the first one to
spill blood. And what had happened then is
even though his Hawk relates the history behind it, they in the
early days in Makkah Makarova, when they were just a few Muslims,
they couldn't pray openly.
They couldn't pray openly. So they used to go into the, the forest,
the ravines, away from civilization, away from the city,
so nobody could see them. And these are going to make salad
there. They used to pray there. Hamdulillah we don't have to do
that. Right. Alhamdulillah they used to pray there. And one on one
occasion, this group of Mushrikeen suddenly found they must have been
traveling around the area and they saw them praying. So they must
have said something criticize them. So an argument ensued
between them, they began to quarrel
until a small fight broke out. Now, in that case, Saturday, the
hola Juan he hit somebody with the the chin, the bone of a camel was
probably lying around or whatever. It took that and he hit him with
it. So that is the first blood that was spilt by somebody in
Islam in the fight. That's the background of it. Whenever he
says, one of the commentators, great scholars, he says that he
didn't kill somebody, this was just a He spilt his blood, meaning
he wounded him, and he couldn't have killed him. He wasn't because
if he had killed him, then that would have been something more to
brag about that would have been mentioned. So the fact that he
only mentioned that I've spilled blood, it means that it was just
that he didn't kill him. It wasn't it didn't lead to killing.
And then he says that he's the first person to fire an arrow in
the path of Allah subhanaw taala. Again, that is
related from Lebanon bustle, the Allahu Allah, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam when he reached a place called Ebola.
This is Ebola is the place where the prophesy Lawson's mother was
from, it's on the way to Madina Munawwara.
And that was actually the first skirmish or
expedition and the first kind of little battle that ensued.
That Rasulullah sallallahu son was sent, or obey the imminent hearth,
in in that one. And for them what happened, this is a very famous
one, you probably know the rest of the details, but this was one of
the first ones in which the Prophet sallallahu Sallam took
part in this. He sent he sent this expedition out
with arbeta YBNL hearth, and he gave them a bag. Sorry, he gave
him a flag, he gave him a flag first. So that was the first flag
that was ever given. And this was 16, unsolved, sorry, 16 more
hygiene that were given this. And they confronted a group of the
Quraysh. And they say that Abu Sufian was among this group. So
they must have been on this expedition. And suddenly, they in
front of that they confronted this group of Mushrikeen. And whenever
that used to happen, they used to be something that used to take
place, so
a fight don't ensue on this case, but there was some firing at each
other with arrows. So sad or the Allahu unsaddled Obi Wan cos was
the first one to fire the arrow. In that case, he was a Mohajer.
You had the other side of Naropa and Saddam no more of those were
the Ansari, famous Sahaba and Ansara. One of them was the
leader. They were the leaders of the House and has Raj. So those
are different. This is sad web worker so there's three famous
sides. So I don't know the workers in the wild and
sorry
I ignore Oba those, the last two are the medina ones done saris. So
that was the first arrow fired in the path of Allah because that was
the first skirmish that took place. And then he says, I can
also remember seeing myself very vividly and clearly
in another expedition. Among the A Saba in Arabic, the word is
resolved by a solver means from 10 to 40 people.
Now in English, we don't have such terms for groups that mean like,
for example, you have Nefer. And you know, you have these different
terms in Arabic that refer to three to 1010 to 40. So they've
got words for everything. So yeah, he says I was among this group
people say it must have been between 10 to 14 people. And of
the companions of Rasulullah sallallahu, alayhi, wasallam.
All we could eat, we became a situation where we couldn't find
any food except trees, leaves of a tree and the Stoney bushes in the
rewire of Buhari another version of the same incident mentioning
Buhari, you mentioned that I remember I was the seventh of the
seventh. He was only seven of us would Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam
right in the beginning, you know, imagine you could remember that
you were the beginning of this movement. I was the third, the
fourth, the fifth, the sixth, the seventh, the seventh of the
seventh, with Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And at
that time, we were eating leaves. We were eating leaves, and we're
eating these from the stony bushes. And it's related that the
seventh world and they became the great ones afterwards as well.
They were the right choice. They're the first ones to become
Muslim. And each of them had a just splendid
future right Destiny which they obviously didn't know but that
they came down in history now we can look back Abu Bakr or the
Allah one Earthman or the Allah one Zubayr even on our arm or the
Allah one Z Dibner Haritha Abdurrahman dinar off side of Nabi
what costs that six? Which means
sorry, ally, but the Allah one, and is Yeah, it really alone was
other one. And you know the greatest thing about all of this?
If you look at all of these names, there's one man who's responsible
for the majority of these people to become Muslim. And who's that?
Oba Cara, the Allah one, everybody except Zaid, Ibrahim, Aretha. And
Aleta the Allahu anhu, from the family of Rasulullah in the sense
that it was brought up by Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam so he
was the first child. They were the Allah one was the first slave. He
became Muslim so their Islam is very close to Rasulullah
sallallahu. All the others are brought in by Oh Bakr Siddiq or
the Allah one. Can you imagine what kind of a personal Bakr
Siddiq or the Allah one was that he becomes a Muslim? He's not
supposed to be out there. Like one of these really? You can say
imposing leaders like Abu Sofia and Abuja Hello Omar Rhodiola.
Anwar that people feared them. He was a leader in his own right but
he wasn't like them. But look at the effect that he had. The he
brings in some of the greatest of this he brought in Earthman Zubayr
but the Allahu Anhu he brought in Abdul Rahman mouth of drama live
in our office, the one that sort of allah sallallahu Sallam before
he passed away. He said that I entrust you, my wife's to look
after him if they ever need any monetary help or any other
assistance. He trusted.
Abdul Rahman of now for that.
And you had saddled Nabil what costs these are friends of workers
to declare the hola Juan And subhanAllah He brings them in and
they become some of the greatest of the Saba obika them gets all of
their reward with the man with the Allah one of the poorest Allah
some says to him, that you do a number of occasions more than once
he said you can do whatever you want now, it's all you know your
future has been made. But all that reward of Earthman goes to a Bakr
Siddiq or the Allah Han as well because he brings him into Islam.
That's why the prophets Allah some said to Allah, the Allah Juan, let
the vicarage Anwar head for one person to be guided through you
how you will look them in Hammadi none.
It's superior.
It's superior for you than red camels. That's the best of the
camels that you could get. It's superior to you than that, because
in the Hereafter, that's a huge reward, one person becomes guided.
That means years and years. I mean, can you imagine that you
guide one person.
Not only will you will be rewarded until he lives in this world, but
it's perpetual because you'd expect him to give some guidance
to another so many people, if nobody else, at least his family
and children hopefully,
especially people who receive guidance, they normally become the
best diaries and those who get it in a plate from the beginning.
normally take it for granted and don't do much with it. But people
who strive for it and who achieved and acquire it through some
efforts, then they understand the value
Have it and they'd like to share it with others, you'll see that
there'll be a lot bolder, they've got the understanding, they've got
better experience, they know what another person is going through,
because they went through maybe something similar. And that's the
benefit of that. That's why Subhanallah to tell the truth,
sometimes it's really beneficial sitting with Converse, because the
stories are really inspiring about the crux of the matter. Because
the experience really comes in and is really beneficial for us.
Subhanallah one problem with our Muslim community, especially in
the UK, US, it's a different story. But in the UK, our whole
focus is only on the Muslims. For those who are even doing our Al
Hamdulillah. There's people who are doing that. But the rest of us
think that it's not even a responsibility for us to talk to a
non Muslim about Islam.
We don't even think it's necessary. We don't think it's
even going to work. I think it's that bad, I think gets to such a
level that we don't even have confidence. Neither do we think
it's necessary, and neither do we know how to do it. And we don't
even know if it's going to work or not. That's the majority of our
situation in the UK. We just not focused on anybody else. We're
just about doing enough work, mashallah the brothers in public
Jamaat, it just about doing enough effort on the Muslims themselves,
which they, which they do, and that's one important
responsibility. You know, you can't have every group doing
everything. But there is just no movement from anywhere else.
To focus on somebody else, you sit next to people, you've got
neighbors, you never told them about Islam. You probably have
people you work with, but you probably shy you don't know how to
talk to him about Islam. That's why mashallah, there are some
groups now who've come up and they've started speaking to
Muslims, and they've had some great success rates. They'll do a
demo a workshop where they will give you an understanding, because
I mean, you need to know how to speak to people. You can't just go
up to somebody and say, Hey, brother become Muslim. You know,
you have to talk to them. You have to come to them from the right
angle from the right direction. Not everybody's spiritual. Not
everybody's scientific. Not everybody's philosophical. And not
everybody's just quite simplistic. You have to speak to somebody
according to what their inclination is, if they're
philosophical, you need to come to them with something philosophical
about Islam. That's why when people say what's the best book to
give to somebody, I mean, normally, it's the Quran is the
best book to give. But with anything else, it just depends on
where their interests lie. For some people, they just very
simple, they just need to understand the paradise they just
need to understand Allah. Creator, Jana, Jana, and there are some
people who need beyond that they've got questions, they will
ask questions, they've got too many. Their mind is too complex
already. They've got too many preconceived ideas. They've got
many things which are already settled in their mind, they need
to and that's normal. I mean, that's fine. That's the kind of
the will people miss will Allah Allah some time that took longer
to become Muslim. And there were others who came in straight away
the birth of the Allah one, the uncle of Allah, Allah Islam, he
only came with them during the conquest, abou Sophia, and same
thing, or the Allah Han home. So
you have to come to them in the right, but we have to think it's
necessary. And I think it's only to our benefit. Because it's
benefit or we mean, it's the benefit for the hereafter, no
doubt about that. Insha Allah, based on this hadith and look at
this is what the Sahaba, they did not come within a group of
Muslims, it was a struggle, and their struggle is probably greater
than our struggle. We've got freedom, we're not going to be
persecuted. Yes, you may be criticized and maligned and you
may be, you know, put down and all the rest of it, but you will
inshallah not be persecuted in this country for talking to
somebody. But that the benefit of that may Allah give us all the
trophy, you know, I'm talking to myself here as well, because we
just don't think of it as necessary. Or important. The
benefit, as I mentioned, one is growing in the Hereafter, and the
other benefit is going up. Because think about it. We're complaining
about people speaking bad about Islam, right, the media, and the
events that take place, they shine a very bad light on Islam. So in
the common people, within 10 years or five years, you could change
everybody's mind about Islam. So even if they had a good idea why
some what they're seeing every day, the bad things that they're
seeing every day, and that's being portrayed and put out there.
Within 10 years, when you take another poll among them, you will
realize that now there's 60%, or 70%, that have a problem. They
think Muslims should be, you know, thrown out of the country. There's
things like that people put out these polls and statistics, you
know, a number of them are camping in America and other places as
well. The more people you speak to your neighbor, that's one extra
person who gets the right side of the story. They can see you who
for you who you are, rather than think that yeah, you look all nice
and great and pleasant, but you could be you know, you could be
hiding something because that's what's the new idea out there.
That these are, you know, don't trust these people because they
seem to be quite friendly and you know, taking part in everything
but they've got some
being hidden down there. Right? It gives these ideas. And the only
way we can battle because at the end of the day is just propaganda.
We've we this is our history, this is what we did. We've stopped
doing that. And I think that's what we need to realize that we
stopped doing something major we stopped doing Dawa. We're just
concerned about our own selves and our own masajid and our own
organizations. And yeah, we're doing you know, mashallah, more
and more for our, for the Muslim community, we're doing this we're
putting up schools mothers of this type and other, but there's not
enough people out there, there are people mashallah, but there's not
enough. And I think we all need to probably, Inshallah, that reminds
me, I've been thinking about it from Ramadan, we need to get those
brothers in, we need to have a Dawa training date here, right at
our training day, just so that we know how to speak to somebody
who's sitting next to somebody in the tube, right? Isn't somebody
next in the in the train, in the bus, at work, waiting room, you're
going to be talking about something? Right? Unless you're
very miserable people you're going to be talking about something is
how to talk about it nicely. Right how to put it, you can't go to
them brother become Muslim is the best religion, you must become
Muslim. And that's just doesn't normally work. You can't shove
something down somebody's throat, you need to tell them, you need to
talk to them. You need to understand where they're coming
from, show them how it can benefit them?
Um, I don't have, unfortunately, I just don't have enough experience
with that. But there are people who do and I think we need to
learn from them. Right? They we need to learn from them. Yet.
You've got countries where I've seen where people are all focused
on giving that to non Muslims and they forget themselves. That's
another extreme, where at one extreme, I think there's other
countries, I don't need to take names. There, the whole focus is
down to others. I remember, whenever I had a question answer
session, one of the questions would be, can you tell us about
our responsibilities to our non Muslim Tao? How do we do it? It
was never a question about how do we do that, or to ourselves, it
was all about increasing Muslims, just increasing the number of
Muslims. And that's also not a good idea. That's not a good idea,
just just to do that, right? So may Allah give us a trophy. But we
can we can learn from this, we can learn from this from the Sahaba,
because that's exactly what they did. The comprehensive and I think
we need to have, and we're not saying Take out your time and do
it. We meet with people all the time, it's about using that time,
and we'd be doing the same thing. But we just add something to it.
So that Insha Allah, we can be
I mean, just look at it. In the last two or three years, in this
Masjid without my doing anything. We've had people come here to
become Muslim.
And we've taken what a dozen shahada as you know, we've made a
dozen people Muslim, that's without us going out there. These
are just people coming in out of some interest or whatever, or
somebody's spoken to them. And they come in SubhanAllah. If
that's by default, just with us doing nothing. Can you imagine if
we actually started doing something, may Allah give us a
trophy. So he mentioned that, that's, these were, these were the
seven. And then he mentioned that until we used to relieve ourselves
and our stool used to be like that of the the goat and the camel,
there's just very dry droppings as such, because they wouldn't have
the proper nourishment and the proper foods and everything. And
that really just shows they're sober, for the sake of Allah
subhanaw taala essentially, that is the highlight of this hadith.
It just shows and depicts their supper and their patients in the
path of Allah subhanho wa taala. Otherwise, they could have given
all that up. And I'm sure there are people that were willing to
give them whatever they wanted, if just if they just left the
religion, those offers were made to Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe
Salam, but these people persevered. Their perseverance is
I mean, a sort of loss or loss, Mr. Receive the way you can
imagine their perseverance that they it was all in the *. It's
Bill *. That's exactly what Allah subhanaw taala says in the
opening is of Surah Al Baqarah, a Lavina Umina believe
they believe in the unseen, their belief in the unseen was
absolutely firm and strong. And that's exactly what they were
believing. Because if there wasn't a belief in the unseen, all of
this was difficult in front of their how would they, how would
they surmount these difficulties? How would they overcome these
problems in these obstacles if it wasn't belief in a rave that they
could not see in the unseen that they could not see just promises
from Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, no other proof, just
promises and then a few miracles
Subhanallah the power of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam. So this particular situation when they had to, they
were forced to eat from these leaves and thorns and this is how
they would defecate. This happened during the hospital hot so they
call it hot. Hot normally means to drop something from a tree
In the immediate who was a bull or Bader, Abner Java, another one of
the 10 Ashura MOBA genre, you could just imagine, and
there were 300 of them. So a bow obey the YBNL Jarrah was made the
leader Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam sent this reservoir out
this expedition out with 300 men. And he gave them a skin of dates,
meaning a supply of dates.
This was this was the supply of dates, about obeyed, or the Allah
who won in the beginning used to give them every day, he used to
give them a handful of dates every day. So they would receive that
was their
that was their ration a handful of dates every day.
After that, when he saw that the supply was becoming depleted, it
became date. By date, it became date, per day per for each person
is just one day each, because they had to extend their rations
until that finished, obviously, or to sub supplement that you can't
go on one day to day, they had to start eating leaves. Now it's a
dry desert. Normally, we're not talking about green forests, where
you've got all sorts of fruits and things like that. This is a, this
is a Sahara. You know where we're speaking about a desert situation
hot. I mean, people went for hombre this year, they're saying
it was
46 degrees Subhanallah, Assam was saying 46 degrees. I mean, we're
talking about 32 degrees here and we are it's difficult to go
outside. Right 46 degrees. I bother in that these people are
traveling around. So it gets hot there. Again, the whole the gums
and everything were totally wounded because of this. And
finally, Allah subhanaw taala likes to see how much you do, how
much effort you put behind something and how much patience
you have. Allah subhanaw taala performs a miracle for them
something out of the customary way of things. They're going across
along the coast and suddenly this whale
a fish as big as a whale called a hoot is suddenly just comes out
without any hunting, you know, big whale hunting expedition, nothing
of that nature just lands itself in front of the bigger than they
could even imagine. And just a summer kitchen Alima. Absolutely
mighty fish. Enormous, gigantic. They ate from it for a whole month
or for half a month, whatever it took. And Allah also supplied
through its the oils, they were able to extract from it. They were
able to apply that to their body. And they were able to then get
some nourishment back and health back into their bodies as well. It
says they call it the Amber's it's called the Amber's and Abu
Zubaydah or the Allahu, and just to show the sheer size of it, he
took one of its ribs, bones, one of its bones from the ribs. And he
he
stood up erect. And somebody's not just somebody walking, but
actually somebody riding an animal could pass under, it's quite
easily. So you can imagine that curve was like an arch. I mean, if
we're talking about somebody on a horse that's riding, we're talking
at least two meters in length minimum, or maybe more, I mean two
meters minimum two to three meters tall was the curve of that. So you
can imagine that across it would be that's ribs of one side. So if
the rib of the other side and then space in between, we would be
talking about just the mid portion of that well, just across in
diameter not in diameter, which
just across would be how many? I would say seven eight meters.
That's that's a huge fish. That's a huge animal.
So
Allah subhanaw taala send that to them. Now, the thing is that
can you eat well, so there's a difference of opinion about that
you can eat any fish that's agreed upon. You can eat any fish across
the mother him. It's agreed upon that you can eat any fish anything
that's considered through marine biology as a fish, it can be
eaten. That's why sharks can be eaten. Right? And you say, well,
they eat fish. Well, every eat every fish, it's another fish or
another sea creature that's smaller than him because that's
all they've got in the ocean, isn't it? I don't think there's
any. I'm not sure if there's any that nibble out the plants. If
there's any herbivore fishes, I think it's all you know, plankton.
And he said essentially other organisms that eat anyway, so
sharks are completely fine to eat anyway. Right? When it comes to
whales, whale is a mammal. So from a modern person
active when now you understand that a whale is a mammal, a
dolphin is a mammal, for example, right? And a fish is a fish. So
Hanafis fish is fine. But nothing other than a fish is okay. Except
the shrimp because there's such a big difference of opinion about it
as to whether it's official, not fish. But some aroma. They've
they've, they've taken the opinion that it's not a fish, so you can't
eat it, they've kind of gone with the question. But the other say,
look, even if it's not a fish, this thing was not a fish. This
thing was, yeah, they call it summer Katana or the mutton, but
that's just the general generic name they gave to you because it
would look like a fish. But I mean, something that size must be
like a whale, because that's the kind of size that we know for a
whale. Right? So it must be permissible through this hadith
that they ate from it.
And that's why it was permissible.
So yeah, well would be permissible to eat based on that. And that is
a strong enough opinion to go by anyway.
For that reason,
then he mentioned that they this new asset, now, this is what we
went through, we went through all of this toil, all of this effort,
the struggles in the path of Allah subhanho wa taala. And he's been
was coming later. And they start to criticize and censor, and try
to
blame me and for my salad, and try to critique my salad in that way.
Whereas all the effort that we have taken, I mean, major
mountains were unable to take that they refuse to Allah subhanaw
taala we can't do it. The human took it. And these are the Sahaba
who really took it to that high level. And these people say that I
have problems with my salad, and I'm not doing my salad properly
and everything, which is the Omaha to a bad it's the mother of all
worships. I mean, if that's the case, then I'm dead. That's what
we would say today. I'm, I'm gone, I'm finished. And that's why he
said, Whatever he said,
because he was the Emir of Buffalo. And the people they had a
problem with him for whatever reason this that they they sent
this complaint to Ramallah, the Allah one. You think homepod Are
the Allah and he's the first person one of the first person
become Muslim. Before me even he would say, Amara, they don't say I
mean, what kind of criticism is that? And it was either either out
of jealousy haselden Maybe they wanted one of their own, to become
the governor, or just ignorance of the level of this harbor. Now, you
wonder, why the aroma, it's not necessary to mention the,
the characteristics, and the great things about the Sahaba in every
Friday hotbar. But you see that that's pretty much across the
board. That is something that we do, not everybody does, but the
majority of hotbars you'll see whether it's from the Asian
subcontinent and others, they will mention the, the benefits of the
Sahaba It's to remind the people that this is your basis, this is
where you get what you do, and you can never forget their, their
struggles and their efforts. That's the way the Dean has
reached us the way it has today. Now you can understand justify why
we are always talking about our hammer on my TV Almighty abroad,
that's actually a hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam that
the Most Merciful
of my ummah, towards my OMA is Abu Bakr Siddiq Rhodiola that is the
description of Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam what I should do
for your family law here Omar and the one who is the most strictest
when it comes to Halal haram How can battle he just had that
penetrative insight about what's right and wrong. Its original
hottub law the Allah one. Well I hear him Earth man and Earth man
are the Allah one is the most modest, and most that was one of
the facts about him. One of the most modest and shy individuals
despite his status, and bashfulness at a very high level.
What are Kadar whom Ali and Ali Rhodiola is the most judicious in
terms of in terms of dealing with cases. He knew how to legislate in
the correct way Allah had given him that insight to be able to do
that which doesn't mean that the others couldn't do it but he just
was better in that one particular point. So that's why we speak
about the Sahaba like that. And the Hassan Hussein with the Allah
on the great thing we can mention about that above everything else
that they they are is that they will be the leaders of the Shabaab
of paradise. Say the Shabaab Yeah, hidden agenda. They are the two
leaders of the youth of Paradise, and pretty much everybody is going
to be youth in paradise. Right? And then you've got Fatima Hamza,
I said, Allah who was to the Rasulillah, that these are
specific things that are mentioned about them. This is from Hadith.
It's not just somebody made it up some rhyming prose or something
like that. No, this is from Hadith. That's the accolades that
were given to them by Allah subhanaw taala virus will allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So he says, Then I be totally destroyed
loss and totally a failure if that if what they're saying well
Correct. I mean despite everything that I have done, the next hadith
is related from Hadith. No. Well actually one of the, the later
narrators they say it straight from Cameroon no isa Guna. Allah
Allah either way.
He says I heard Khalid Khalid ignore are made and a shoelace
hydrogen are made and shoelace. These are two type two diabetes a
tuber Tabby
Abraca who say that Omar YBNL who relate their Omar YBNL Hata Brody
Allah one cent rutabaga ignore has one. So Omar are the alone sins
are tubba IGNOU Hassan, he's a again another great Sahabi right
or to buy or to buy YBNL husband, who is a Marjorie, and a battery,
which means he was in the Battle of butter as well. Now you've
heard a buzzer on Kufa, these two cities did not exist during the
time of Seoul, Allah salAllahu Alaihe Salam when Iraq was when
Iraq and which was under Persia. Now the Persian Empire included,
currently Iraq. And then beyond the Iraq, the Arabic speaking
people beyond that included Ferdous Persia. And then even
beyond that Hora son of Ronnie Stan and above Uzbekistan, all
those areas, he went up into that area. So now when that first taken
that area that I already on, did not want them to go beyond the
Arab areas such beyond the Iraq area, because he felt that they
may be too much influenced by the Persians because the Persian had a
very heavy civilization, very proud of it. And it was just very,
you can say
it was very contagious, in a sense as well Omar was fearful of that.
So he says just when they took over that area that the cities
that were there muda in the other cities, they didn't really weren't
very pleasant for them, they couldn't
they couldn't settle in those cities because they were from they
were from here from from Medina, Muhajirs, and unsought they they
didn't find it to be appropriate and conducive for their nature. So
a worker or Marathi Allah one he sent, one was Salman al Farsi, the
other one in this in this version it mentions or two but ignore has
one was sent. He says to him, that it was related that he he told
him, let me just read the Hadith first just so that you understand
Ramadan Katara deal on sin Urdhva ignore Hassan and he said in
italic, and the woman mark you and the people who are with you walk
and go travel had to either ctrl v x or below the route up until you
reach the the ends of the lands of the Arabs have among in Persia,
the last of the cities that the Arabs dominate what Adena below
the legem. And when you reach the border with the closest of the
lands of the non Arabs that Agim then the Cabal who either can or
will mirror but then go along until you come to the mirror, but
Metapod was the name of a place but normally mirror but is that
place where camels are normally tied and stay camel stabilus Such.
So they went until they got well actually, you know, you mentioned
that they went until they got to that kind of area where they came
to a place called mirrored. And they then came across a very small
bridge over a small river or stream or something. And they said
ha Hoonah O'Meara tomb, this is where you have been commanded.
This is where what Amara Dion had in mind. So financially that's
where they that's where they settled, settled and pitch their
tents or caravan further and then it's a long Hadith but tell me
tell me the multimedia doesn't want to mention the whole story
here because he wants to focus on one aspect of it. So they stopped
then earthborn ignore this one eventually said and this is the
point he's trying to make to tie it in with the chapter la kodra a
Tony we're in Nila Serbia Russa it in Madras we rely sallallahu
alayhi wa Salam merlon Otto I am on Illawarra crusherjaw
Karachi Ashleigh Corona del taco taco to borrow that and for a
custom to her custom to her beanie will be in a sad time. Amina in
Mineola Iike Saba, I had an ILAHA Ameerul Medora Amuro missile
Aminul I'm sorry, we're set to jump Rabu to God Brunel O'Meara
bagdana. So now he says here that I remember. So long story cut
short, he eventually says, I remember myself that I was a
seventh of the seventh with Rasulullah Salallahu Alaihe Salam,
and we had no food except leaves of trees until our gums and
everything had become blood.
Did and wounded because of that. And he says, I came across somehow
I chanced upon I received I without trying, because we didn't
have anything. But somehow I came across a large sheet that you
normally cover yourself with, I just came across one, somehow I
found one, I got one off somehow. And it was such a thing that I
split it into two, so that between me and sad, so sad that they could
use half of it, and I could use half of it. So they used it for
the Lumbee, they lower government as such. And he says that among us
seven, there was none from among those seven. Or actually, let's
put it that way. He says, Everybody from among those initial
seven that will have gone through this hardship. They are all today.
The governors are the leaders of some city of the cities, they are
one of the leaders or governors of one of the cities around and then
he says, and then you will experience the leaders after us,
you will soon experience the leaders after us. So he's making
obviously a number of points here. So let's let's look at this hadith
in a bit more detail. He says that Armadale had told him to go to
chalk out an area to establish a new city for the Muslims, the
Sahaba that had gone there, and the tambourine that had gone
there. So this was right on the borders of the Arab lands and
joined with you know, the boundaries of the Persian lenses
such so when they got there, they got to a place close to mirror but
which is where Basler eventually became located. And they, when
they got there, they actually wanted to handle cut then
they they found these soft rocks, the soft stones, white software on
earth, stone, and
Basara the meaning of basura is soft stone as well. So that was
the place where they were they chose it was kind of whitish
incline kind of rock that's found in that area. So they said what is
this place? My Hannover? What's the name of this place? Said Holly
Hill Basara. This is Basa these are these stones are called
bustle. This is stone bustle.
city names I mean, it'd be interesting nowhere London I think
there's Londinium or something came from something interesting to
know where the city's got their own history. Like Fez in Morocco.
Read the reason why it's called Fez, inner Arabic fats. Right? Or
fast. It's not called fast, but it came from the word fats. Because
when they were digging to establish the foundations of the
city, they found the X. X in Arabic is fats. So fast became
fast. So Heinola right. Ka Hara. Mr. That that has a story. Right?
So all of these stories that have a story. I mean, it's kind of
interesting to know that. So Basa is that, oh, this is Basra. You
know, these are these kinds of stones. Yeah, so ignore this one.
He's the one who choked it out, and probably was the chief
designer, architect, planner of the city. This was towards the end
of Armada, the allowance Khilafah, a 17th century 17th century, and
people moved in and started living there, and the 18th Hijiri. And it
seems he was absolutely fresh city, where there were just rocks
before nobody had lived there before. says it was no, no idol
had been worshipped in that city. And that's why it became what they
call the battle Islam, it became the dome of Islam. If you look in
all of the great sciences afterwards, like now sort of
Arabic grammar, for example, the development of Arabic language.
You've got two major schools, the bus run, grammarians and the
cufon. grammarians, and they are, you know, they are each other's
throats who are not, not in that sense, but they've got big
difference of opinion, because they've got a heritage, that other
group has a heritage. And, you know, obviously, when you've got
some teachers, they'll influence you to think a certain way and so
on. So a lot of the development of a lot of things took place in
these two cities. These are some great cities. I mean, the Hanafi
mother comes out of Kufa. Right? It's the majority of the Muslims
follow the largest proportion of Muslims in the world follow the
100 female that came out of Kufa. Right, the second largest Muslim
to be followed in the world is the Maliki's or the chef who seemed to
be more prominent than Malik is a more prominent, sorry, a larger,
all of North Africa and lots of other places where that comes out
of Madina. Munawwara because that was the mathematic was in Madina
Munawwara
but I mean, that's very interesting that you've got a
totally new city and his whole new thing comes out of it. Allah
changes different cities and that's why any city can and you'd
be surprised we've got people in England. We've got good Irma in
England, but they're hidden. You know, we've got some solid aroma
in England. Allah has given us some some great people here, that
the amount of resources that they've got access to is maybe
more than what some of the amount of the endo
packed don't have. Because we've got access to the whole world from
here. You don't know. I mean, I'm serious. I mean, the kind of
resource we have here. And you've got all of us sitting in small,
small cities, I just remember I went to a small town called
Heslington. It's on the way from Blackburn to Darwin Berry. And I
remember I've got a friend that down the classmate who used to be
with me in his class, and that was, I haven't seen him in, what,
20 years or more, right, and I remember he invited us to his
house because he was quite close. And I'd had kabobs at his house.
And I remember that because these buttons make good kabobs.
And he pretends you know, push to speak and they they make some good
kabobs. Right. And he was I remember that. So I thought, let
me find so I called around and got the number of the messages and
then I got he's the Imam of the mosque. I said this Maulana His
name is so and so yeah, it's his name. So because yeah, come over,
I called him and says, Come over. So I went to his house, I picked
up one of the kiddos as a commentary of Buhari and I said
you, he's I don't read much of it. But
a cousin of mine was just, you know, he came from Pakistan a few
years ago, I opened the Kitab, I opened this commentary of Buhari
and and the first page, you know, the normal white page, he's got
all these notes there. So on so issue, it's mentioned on this, on
this page is made up his own index, essentially, his own
contents page, it means somebody's read through this book. Right?
And you can tell that anybody who's gonna read a book like that
today, in this time and age in England, he's got some focus on
those, you know, everybody else? Got no time. You know, ask the
other mother don't have any time. Right? So, like, Who is this guy,
man, you know, the let me mean, but he was, it was early in the
morning, and he was he was sleeping, but you've got I mean,
that's just one example. And he's quite young. He's, he's only 2829,
maybe a young guy like that reading these books. I mean,
subhanAllah, you've got a lot of people like that. There's a lot of
resource we have here. May Allah give us a trophy, to unify it and
to really use it and utilize it, and to really bring it out so that
you know, people can benefit from it. That's, that's what it is. But
that other people need to realize this and understand that. That's
our survival. If you don't have aroma like that, and all we know
about is just how to pray and solid, we're going to be
diminished. Because we need to know more than that we need to
know the Messiah is the extended messiah of all of these things.
Otherwise, when an issue comes, you're gonna just make up stories,
you're gonna give your own opinion about something just because you
don't know that it's already there. We've got a very rich
heritage that we need to use. So
Ertiga IGNOU has one he is he did this in the 17th year and then in
the 18th year, that's when people moved in very interesting city
that was now one of the reasons why that city was established
there was for the Sahaba and everything. It was all to be also
to be a frontier, a god Frontier City, a revolt against the attacks
from the Persians and incursions into the into the Muslim lands. So
it was for protection. So the Sahaba and those who had fought
they could live there, and it was essentially a garrison city, you
call that? Right? You call that a garrison city? That's what Kufa
and Buster then he established Kufa. So Kufa and Basra were
established like that. But that was also established afterwards on
the banks of the river, the Tigris Euphrates that was established
afterwards as well, that's the Muslim city as well. Then Aruba,
YBNL has one. He mentioned that I remember the time you know, now
we've got all of this, we've got a whole city we're establishing. And
I remember the time in the beginning where there was nothing.
And I was the seventh, I mean, from his perspective, he was the
seventh of the seventh. So I don't know what class he says that as
well. But he probably didn't know about somebody else maybe. So he's
saying his version of the seven of the sevens. And Saturday will not
be because he's probably got a more accurate information about
the seven of the seven. And so yeah, he mentioned that and he
says that I found this martial, I got this one sheet, and I split it
between us so that he could use it. And we both used it to cover
our bottom pot replaced maybe whatever else that they had
managed to have on at the time. And then he says
that today, if you look at each one of these seven, they are a
governor of one of them, because they are what are they and then
use them because he could trust them. You know, you don't make
anybody a governor, you make somebody you trust somebody you
know that they they know the foundations and the principles,
and they will be able to lead and lead others because that's the
whole purpose of the governor. So they were there and these were
Allah subhanaw taala as early bounties that he's given them in
this world for that. Then he says one thing, though, and he could
see it in the future, because he could probably see the signs that
these are solid people that were your governance today. You're
going to see the governance of the later times because they haven't
done their training. Their training wasn't done under
Rasulullah sallallahu wasallam. So they're not going to be the same
as these governors as fear and just an E
Built to engender goodness and virtue and piety is not going to
be like that the people after us the luck and everything will not
be those that were nurtured under Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam and they're straight standing on the path of the truth
and not negotiating when it came to that. The Iman, Ile de mi Imani
him that great Iman there, Maddie for Camila, the complete gnosis of
Allah subhanho wa taala, which came from the neural Mohammadi it
came from the light, the Muhammad and light it came from Allah
subhanho wa Taala as prophets light, and all of the other things
that they had to go through, as explained here, eating leaves and
all the rest of it, there's no way that anybody else can, can even
come close. That's why now you understand the secret. It's a
secret that probably cannot be replaced. You could try to come
close to it. But we don't have the NOR of Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam there as it as it as it was, then we have it, but
it's not as it's diminished, unfortunately, because we're
further away from that time. But that doesn't meet our our standard
is obviously lower. But our responsibility is also Allah
understands that. And the prophets, Allah Some said that
there will come a time when if you just focus if you just do 10% of
what you have been commanded you will be successful. But those
people that first generation they had to do at 100% We're not saying
that we're at a time where it's 10% but it's definitely not 100%
It's somewhere in between. We wouldn't put our situation down to
10% because of Hamdulillah I think we can do Inshallah, more than
that. May Allah give us Sophie can accept whatever we do. Inshallah
we'll continue the rest of the Hadith next week in sha Allah may
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