Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Signs of the Last Day Series ‘Abbasids and Fatimids
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim
Al Hamdulillah Al Hamdulillah Muhammad who want to start you
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Now we move on to some of the other signs. There's one sign
which the Prophet sallallahu Sallam had spoken about, which was
that Madina Munawwara would become empty.
It'd be a very great place bustling, and then its inhabitants
would leave its residents would leave.
So even though Shaybah Hypnobabies Shaybah relates
actually, this is a Hadith related by Abu Huraira, the Allah one,
that the people of Medina will leave and depart from Madina
Munawwara.
And it will be in a most inhabited state that it could have been.
And he was asked at who will take them out, why would they leave,
said it will be some evil rulers that will force them to leave.
Mr. Mohammed given a humble relates with a Sahai chain, that
when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam once ascended the mound
of earth, he then ascended a mound of earth and face Madina,
Munawwara. And he said,
This is a city whose inhabitants will live will live in depart from
it. There's a number of other Hadith like that as well, that In
another Hadith speaks about a very severe
or turbulent matter or incident that will come upon the people of
Medina until they will leave it because of that matter because of
that issue.
And then he also talks about dogs urinating at the sight of some of
the pillars of the Masjid.
Now,
there are a number of other Hadees to this effect that indicate that
this is going to happen. Has it happened? There are some who say
that this is exactly what happened during the incident of the horror,
which was when Hussein Obama no May when Yazeed sent the army
against Madina Munawwara against I believe knows a better the Allah
1% of the Allah one and then they escaped to Maka Maka, Rama and
they bombard in Madina Munawwara and today if you remember I
mentioned that nobody went to the masjid for a number of a number of
days, no Salah was performed in the only side.
Evening Messiah Rahmatullahi it was in the masjid. So they say
that it could be referring to that. But it has to happen again
towards the end of time when everybody will go towards
Jerusalem to fight with the aggressors. So people will leave
towards Jerusalem for another matter. And Medina will be
abandoned, that those Hadees will come in more detail later on as
well. So Allah knows best where they refers to the earlier problem
or you refers to the later time when that will happen.
A few other things that happened during the time of the children of
Marwan Abdullah Medicube number one, the first of it was obviously
the destruction and the fire of the Kaaba that was done under
Yazeed. And then Abdun Medicube number one had it bombarded again,
with the final war against Abdullah liveness. A bit of the
law one under had judge had judges one of the main evil trophies as
such of the marijuana, it's because he worked under
Abdulmalik. Number one, he killed 124,000 people. And that was just
straight out 124,000 People like individual killings or killings in
groups,
aside from those killed in the battles that he fought, so 124,000
just people just just killed like that, not in battle, the ones in
better law separate
and he had an A group a group of some of the top top Sahaba that
remained some of the index Sahaba that remained, he had them
humiliated and degraded, including NSO the Allah one the Hadith of
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam at the live Muhammad Ali
and also Abdullah bin Ahmad used to speak speak up whenever once
hijab was given a hot bath and he went on for too long and salata
was going to
To
the salah town was going to finish. So I believe nobody stood
up and said let's pray a number of other occasions like that as well
until find out the live no one of the one was killed by a spear that
was poisoned.
And he blamed her judge and he said that you're the one who
allowed people to carry weapons in in these safe places in the
sanctuaries. So I blame you for it.
And this all goes down to Abdul Malik number one, because he was
the Emir
and governor was hijacked and the him
after that, another sign is the murder of zayde IGNOU Ali Abdullah
Hussein, so the grandson of Hussein or the Hola, Juan Ali
Hibben, overseeing the son of Hussein of the hola Juan was safe.
He was he had a deal with Izzy and he was safe. You remember he was
not attacked, even when Madina Munawwara was attacked, he was
left alone, but his son was finally killed. He was hung and he
was burned with fire. So was his son yeah here.
And the other thing was some of these later marijuana night,
Khalifa leaders they went into drinking and intoxicating
themselves, leading the people in solid because the Amin leads the
people in Salah out of the main Masjid. So one of them would come
drunk in the morning and lead the prayer and people in salats.
And number of other very strange things that have been mentioned
about them, bringing women into the masjid, in a bad state and so
on and so forth.
Allah knows best about the reality of these matches, but these things
have been mentioned in the books of history. In fact, co2 relates
in his study colorful a thought about them that will lead him to
Yazeed. Not
necessarily the Yazeed of not Yazeed Moira, the Alana son but
this is what he did New Year's Eve, no Abdulmalik, probably one
of the grandsons of Marwan.
He said he resolved to go for Hajj to Makkah Makara Masada he could
drink on top of the garbage.
But he was killed before he got there.
The province of Lourdes I mentioned number of Hadees earlier
from the Prophet sallallahu Sallam that when these young youth from
the Quraysh because they have crushes at the end of the day,
they're from the family of the Quraysh. They will take on this
matter of the philosopher and they will play about with it.
But that they their names the days were numbered afterwards. So after
that is the sign the sign that the next sign of the Day of Judgment
is that
the rule of the Benoit bus, the bus it's
honorable photogra The Allahu Anhu relates that I heard the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam saying that when the flags of the
children of Abbas come and emerge from the ravines of Hora sun, they
will come with a proclamation for the death of Islam, whoever
whoever marches under their banner, they will not gain my
shofar on the Day of Judgment. I will name releases in his Hillier
most of these Hadees that talk negatively about Abdullah ignore
but sorry about the Abbasids. Weak,
problematic, but I'm just mentioning them because if you
hear them somewhere else, then you know to put them in perspective.
So that's one Hadith that's related.
And mentioned another Hadith from Abu Muhammad Ali Allah Juan says
that the flags will emerge from the east for the Banu Abbas of the
blue Abbas
and says don't help them. Allah will not help them wherever it
goes under their banner, Allah subhanho wa Taala will enter them
into the Hellfire on the Day of Judgment, know that they are the
worst of the creation of Allah. And their followers are the worst
of the creation of Allah. They claim to be from me to be
associated to me, but they're not associated to me. Toblerone
relates this
though burn,
and McCool relates from it to the Allah one who said that
from the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam that always Allah Some
said that what have I got to do with the bhanwar bus? They've
caused my ummah to split up, they've spilled their blood, and
they've made them wear black clothing.
Finally seems like the Benoit bus. They had this thing about black
clothing. So they caused them to wear black clothes and ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada will cause them to wear. The clothing of the Hellfire
Toblerone relates to this as well. But as I said most of these
negative a hadith about it or narrations about it are
problematic
number
have others have related with better chains that Gbit salatu
salam wants descended wearing black
and he said yeah, Mohammed, these this is the clothing of the
children or the progeny of your uncle Ibis. So the profit and loss
may die for them.
Prophets Allah made dua for the boudoir bus. And he said Allah Who
Matthias lil Abbas you are well at it and this is a very famous
hadith of ALLAH forgive our bus and his children
and these are stronger Hadith.
So how do you look at only the first Hadith I mentioned in light
of these, when I said they're problematic, and you could relate
them to the evil ones, they also had some evil ones among them they
had some evil achievements as such. But in general, the
bannerbuzz are more respected than the OMA years after my reality
Allah one way with the exception of Omar Abdulaziz,
in general.
So, you will relate the earlier Hadith, you will attribute those
to the evil ones among them. Otherwise the prophets Allah made
dua for the guru for the for the majority of the good ones among
them.
And also the latter had used the later ones the other Hadith, the
positive Hadith, stronger anyway, but some of the fitna some of the
problems that occurred during their time because you had as I
said, you had first the Rashi Dune, the forehead lifts, then you
had who after it really Allah one
has under the Allah one for six months. Then my we are the Allah
one for a decade or so a good number of years. Then he has Eid
for a very short about four years 62 About 64. Then after him you
had at the liveness Zubaydah, the Allah one contested but Abdullah
was a bit differently for about 19 years. Then in the middle of that
Marwan was around six months but he's not really considered a
hadith because I believe it was a bit was still raining strong there
Abdul Malik number one
and then his son.
He never went to his brother Abdulaziz. It went to his son,
when he'd seen a man after see him when he was Omar Abdulaziz. Then
he went back to a sham and some of the other brothers and then he
went down to the some of their children, and then the boudoir
bus. So now the blue Ibis rule for a long time.
A long a very long time. But towards the end, the rule was just
in name. The various different dynasties had crept up in the
different parts of the world. So you had the Samanid dynasty up in
Corizon. And the transact Shana, you had the Mamelukes. You had a
number of different groups in different areas. They some of them
were affiliated to the caliphate as such officially that, okay,
we're affiliated but they were autonomous, in a sense, and some
were completely against them. And we'll look at some of that. But
this is not supposed to be history lesson, although it's just about
become a history lesson.
Right Hamdulillah we need to know our history anyway.
About the next the some of the fitness that occurred during the
buses, because we're not going to go through a detail of our bus
that will take us many weeks to do that. But one is that some of the
fitna that occurred under them
is that some of the family of it to the Allah one were killed
during their time. One was enough to Zakia if not Abdullah ibn Al
Hassan Al Muthanna Ibrahim Hassan and other one was his brother
Ibrahim Abdullah they were killed. Also a number of other groups of
the saline were killed during their time.
Imam Jaffa sodic was again one of the family of earlier the Allah on
descendants. During the
reign of monsoon monsoon was one of our bus it's not our bus, it
had these titles they had their names Jaffa, but then they had
titles, monsoon, the assisted one the helped one, the victorious
one. They had these titles at the end. Maddie Billa the one was
guided by Allah right with our kill Bella Donna relies on Allah
ma da Cymbala the one who takes support from Allah. Mostow Cymbala
worth ik Billa Worthing be umbrella, right. So they had many
of these titles with them they they kind of developed these
silos, which the faulty meats also had been a we'll look at that. So
one of them was that Imam Jafar as Sadiq was imprisoned during the
time of monsoon, monsoon was also Jaffa monsoon was also responsible
according to many people for the death of Imam Abu Hanifa. He felt
that he was becoming too popular. So he had him in prison. That's
definite the he was the one who had Imam Abu Hanifa moved from
Kufa and imprisoned in Baghdad. That's where Imam Muhammad studied
under Imam
or Hanifa in prison and then finally he was poisoned and he
passed away. Some say that that's not a very strong narration but
Allah knows best.
Musa Imam Musa al tal Calvin dubs another descent Nadia The hola
Juan. He died in imprisonment during the time of Harun Al
Rashid.
And it was now during the end of time of Harun Rashid, beginning of
time Munna, Rashid, that Greek philosophy Hellenistic Neoplatonic
philosophy was introduced to the Arabs and the Muslims. And that
gave rise to more it as it is the whole concept of dissolve and pure
philosophy afterwards with the OMA had to deal with afterwards and
the fitna that related to that, and then during moons time, he
assisted the Marta Zilla who had become influenced by this Greek
philosophy. And under that, under him, and then his brother modelsim
and then his brother was sick. All three of them they persecuted many
are other might. One of the main ones there was. Imam Ahmed have no
humble mama humble humble was flogged until he became
unconscious. But he stood up to the truth. Their fourth brother,
whose name was whatever kill Biller, he came out of that he
didn't support the Martha zilis So for three cleaves off several
years, the Martha's Elise became very strong. And it became a such
nearly a state ideology. And most of the Roma had to kind of agree
just even vocally, you know, outwardly to some of their
opinions. But motiva killed Billa, the Fourth Brother, he saw in a
dream that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was on top of the
hill, around him or many, many people, groups of people. And he
was saying with at the top of his voice, that know that Mohammed
Abdullah Idrissa Shafi has left in you knowledge, excellent
knowledge, follow it, and you will be guided. So this is what more
this is what mutawa kill biller saw in his dream proposal was him
saying okay, ma'am Chavez left is great knowledge among you, you
should follow it.
So it's rated the He then began to follow the Maliki school. And He
then spent a lot of money in spreading the Hadith and the
knowledge of the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, so he kind of came back on track after him.
But eventually, many of the later ones were very weak. so weak that
I said they could not control the outlying areas. Haruna Rashid's
time was considered the golden period. In fact,
it is called Arosa darn
arrows is what
I use is the bride, the bride of
the bride of the times, basically, that was one of the most glorious
periods of Islam as such, where there was so much development, so
much study, so much progress, and so much expansion that gone beyond
what had happened during my read of the Allah one was time. And
they reign supreme. This was the superpower of the world. And its
peak was probably around how to another sheets time and he is
fully in control of everything.
If you remember the story when he was one sitting on one of the
banks of I think it was a Euphrates, or the Tigers and he
said looked at a a cloud and he said you can go and shower your
water wherever you want. But the text is from the crops that grow
with that will be brought to my feet to a very vast dominion.
It was during the during the time of the Abbasids that Baghdad and
the surrounding areas were filled with a ruler ma filled with oil
amount of all different disciplines that see it Hadith
grammar lexicographers, Kira reading the Quran, jurists,
theologians, historians, everybody. So you've got 30
Baghdad in like 70 volumes written by different scholars. So a lot of
the developmental historical work that we see that helps us
understand that time was written, much of it was developed during
the time of the Abbasids. And then, during the course of that,
towards the end of that there was a group
that started off in Tunisia.
They were really they were associated with some of the Berber
tribes there, though they claimed descendant from Oliver the hola
Juan and Fawlty model, the hola Juana. So they were claimed
themselves to be say the chauffeur family of the voice of a loved one
here.
And then they they named themselves the fall to me in the
fall teammates from Fatima or the Allah Juana.
That was a
side issue that began where they were initially in Tunisia. Then
they began to take over much of the surrounding areas until they
had the whole of North Africa all the way into Egypt. And not just
Egypt, but then he went into Syria into the sharm the Levant,
Palestine, all the way until they had Malta and that part of Italy
maybe as well, so quite an extensive land
and on the other hand, at that time were the last bits of the
Abbas it's a pretty much been destroyed as such, they just their
name, you had the cell Jukes, the surgery kit and the who are who
are in power. So the faulty mids the issue with the faulty MS was
that they were a very extreme brand of Shiites.
Faulty mean they were bowtie knights. In fact, you could relate
them the origin was the smiley tradition. They were the seven or
they believed in the seven Imams. You've got the Twelver Shiites,
which believe in 12 Imams that is now Sharia.
Right the primary the ones in Iran today are ethna ashlea. These are
the seven years and some of their descendants today. You could Agha
Han the famous Agha Han as such, that's a descendant of this today.
And the Dow the borders as they call them, primarily found in
India and other places.
So that was the Fatimids.
About the Fatimids. As I said they began from Tunisia. They
established a city they're called A Madea because of the first the
first one was called a boy Abdullah Mohammed Al Madi, that I
think that's his name. So established a city they're called
A Madea that was the reigning capital as such. And slowly,
slowly, they began to take the surrounding areas until they took
over Egypt. Now Egypt, at that time wasn't as large as what you
see it today. Cairo has about 20 million people in it. There's no
room to walk in that place today. If you go to Cairo, there's people
everywhere. 20 million people. But much of the rest of Egypt isn't as
populated as that as everybody comes to Cairo. Cairo is a very
interesting city, you have about at least 10 dynasties that you can
still see remnants of, it's an amazing city for that. It started
off Cairo's history, is that different parts of Egypt were
considered capitals of old empires. So, for example, in the
Pharaonic times you had Memphis was one of their capitals, and
another one was
Thebes, Thebes, Memphis, these are some of the big names when it
comes to Pharaonic Egypt.
After that, the Muslims conquered Egypt during the time of
Amara, the hola Juan under Amber have done also the hola Juan, if
you remember, out of the Lhasa, he is the conqueror of Egypt. He came
through the Sinai. And the first place was just outside of Gaza
today, Gaza is in Palestine. But when you leave Gaza into the
Sinai, there's a place there called Irish, it's on the coast of
the Mediterranean. Irish is like a roof. That's an Irish means a
roof. That's where the first Muslim forces were, when they came
into what you would call current weather like the weather currently
Cairo is located.
It was conquered by Amazon us by the Hola, Juan, he sets up a tent.
He sets up a tent,
tent in Arabic, his first thought for start for start means tent.
And that became a garrison for the forces. So all of the Muslim
forces were there.
And that's from there, they went and attacked Alexandria north. The
another place that was a capital was Alexandria before when
Alexander the Great so called he when he took over Egypt, he made
Alexander Alexandria, the capital, Alexandria is further north about
three hours train journey on the Mediterranean coast. So that it's
parallel to it's actually in the same line as Irish parishes
further east, towards Palestine, in the Sinai, whereas this is
Africa. This is Africa. Egypt has a part in Africa. And the other
part is a Sinai's little section that connects it to the Middle
East as such, unless you're in collegiate Middle East as well,
that the Gulf of the Suez Canal is in between. So it's kind of this
piece of land, the strip of land that joins the Asian areas such as
the Middle Eastern area to to Africa, and ships had to go all
the way round before around Africa. So that's where the Suez
Canal canal came into.
their journey and for them to go into the areas below that they cut
their journey by creating this strip of a canal in between. So
that's Egypt.
So he came and he established what they call the first start, which
was a tent. And this was some some miracle, some strange miracle
happening. A, he pitched up the tent there. And then he, and then
that area became called a start and the city grew from there. And
that's kind of in towards the lower end of Cairo. There was no
such thing as Cairo than it was the first thought that was the
that was the base. That's where the great Masjid if you go today
to Cairo, and you visit the masjid of amaranth and also the Alon the
great, very big masjid, although no original part of that Masjid
remains anymore.
It's obviously been reconstructed and enlarged than that. And today,
you have a very big Masjid. Right. But that's kind of shows the
center of that area. I'm gonna NASA The Alliance kind of south of
us, her and so on. So that's where the Muslims ruled from. So as for
start, you know, the area became larger and larger.
Finally, when this
the Fatimids, when they took over Egypt,
they took over for start, obviously, but they did not want
to remain in For start, they made an exclusive city,
an exclusive city just for the royal forces, the royal families,
the Royal servants, it was a city of a few 100,000, but
or 10s of 1000s. But it was all related to the royal that the
family has such the ruling family. And the first man was more is more
is Billa. He's the one he's the ultimate leader that they said
they had similar titles to the Abbasids. Right, more is more is
means the one who
is
who
on as someone, right, so
he had his chief minister, establish another city, he didn't
want to stain for start. So I had this exclusive city built.
And they were supposed to call it Missoura man sorta means the
Victoria is the one that's assisted by Allah helped by Allah.
And they were. So they had all of these Persian ideas about
astrology. So they're waiting for a certain time of the night when
the bells would be all of the
the builders and the Masons were put to get put in the right place
to build the wall of the city first. They were all made to stand
in the right places. And they had to start the work all together
when the bells were rung.
The bells began to ring and they started but the bells were rung by
a bird.
So they felt that this was a bad omen. But him they had the city
began and then they call it car Hara.
Hara
means the dominant one
got the herb is the name of Allah. Ca Hera means the dominating one,
the victorious one.
And
they call it ka Hara. So for such a long time, only the royalty will
be allowed to go in there. In fact, if they had any visitors,
Royal dignitaries, whoever they would actually have to be met
outside. None of the original inhabitants of Egypt in first
thought would be allowed to go into Clara. I mean, today, it's
probably a 10 minute taxi drive between the two places. Right.
It's very small. It's a small part of in fact, for start area is all
under coherer. Now and a lot more. Cairo is very big. So it's all
under Cairo. No. But you can imagine it's just like from you
know, it's a 10 minute drive like literally from here to maybe
Waltham store.
Right?
Or, for example, if you're in you know, if you're in pretty good Los
Angeles, like from Inglewood to downtown Los Angeles, or from
Queens to Brooklyn in New York or you know, whatever you want to
say, just very close.
The thing is that more is they were they really invested very
well. They had a lot of
they were very, you can say, good investors, moneymakers, and
they're very prosperous in that regard. And it's really to Allahu
Alem it's related about the earlier ones that they were not
very
they were not they were not very, you hear that they were tolerant
of others.
faiths and other ideologies, so didn't really have problems with
Sunnis who are supposed to be the majority. Yes, they wanted to
dominate everything, but they weren't necessarily against the
Sunnis as such in terms of persecuting them or anything like
that. So after Cairo was built, that became the center of their,
that became their capital. No longer was it Madea which is in,
which is in Tunisia. Cairo one was also built around that time, Pedro
Juan is also another great city that the Muslims built, cleared,
Cairo became their capital.
And their empire then all over North Africa, and Palestine,
Syria, and all of that came under them as well.
So more is after he died, his son as his became the Khalif
again, there was prosperity during that time as well.
After as he is though, when he died, his son Hakeem became the
ruler.
Hakim was only 11 years old.
And he was a very strange individual. His teacher called him
the little lizard,
because he had a very frightening face, large eyes, and he hated the
daytime. And he loved the night, he would only go out at night and
play around was 11 years old when he became the belief.
He'd liked to go ride riding at night, and he liked the night so
much that he actually ordered all of Egypt to only open the shops at
night and daytime go to sleep.
So people began to I mean, when I heard this first time around, he
just sounded very the you haven't heard anything yet. This guy, he
was a desperate ruler. 11 years old, he basically gets the power.
And he you know, he's already strange anyway. And he suddenly
finds all of this power and just really
does as he wishes with it. So for he he began, he ordered everybody
that they should open their shops at night and sleep during the day.
Eventually people got used to it and began to enjoy it actually. So
they begin to have parties at night. Nighttime is for parties
because the shaytaan is around.
And if you notice most of the evils are happens at nighttime
because the shaper is just a strange relationship that the
night has with the shaytaan. That's why the Colorado Bureau
Bill Faruk mentioned the
women show divorce yet in either workup, or mentioned number 30.
For the record, it's speaking about the darkness and the evil of
night.
So when people began to party now during the night he began to
punish them for that. So
he took it in his mind one day to
kill all the dogs in Cairo. So all the dogs were killed.
Can no wine he did some good things, no wine,
grapes had them all destroyed. No beer. He prohibited and had
destroyed all the mollo here
and
prohibited people from eating Moodle here and something else
called jarred G that some other it's called Lupin pellets or is
some other kind of vegetable why? Because
he said that my we are the alone used to really like blue here.
And I shudder the hola Juan I used to really like Jegede so He
prohibited them because remember the many of this faction this
group really hate each other the hola Juana and why we are them
because of the opposition to ally to the hola Juan. So he banned it
because of that Mulu here is like a spinach you get in Egypt. I
actually the first time I think it was the first time I think the
first time I had one was an Egyptian brother cooked it in
America for the second time. Somebody one of the local, one of
the locals in Madina Munawwara invited us for for an MOU here so
it's this green spinach kind of thing that you make a kind of a
soupy spinach kind of dish with he had that prohibited
and He prohibited that any fish without skills be sold.
He burnt all the fruits of the city.
The vines the grape vines were all burned down.
He had a problem with honey. So he had a million jars or barrels of
honey thrown into the Nile and the jars broken.
Just the absolute desperate
and absolute desperate just just an extremely strange person. The
women were not allowed to leave their house neither at daytime or
nighttime they just had to stay nows. And this was went on for
seven and a half years.
The women hated his guts.
The women really hated him, of course, surprise just the women
hated him.
So he didn't allow grapes or anything like that to be sold.
In fact, once he burned his whole wine down, and it cost him about
500 dinars to burn away, you would pay for that.
Once he ordered the Christians, and the Jews to forcefully enter
Islam, and then he commanded them to go back to the dean.
It looks like he's come up with these different ideas to do
different things. So he forced him to become Muslim. And then he
said, No, no, you need to go back to your dino.
So in one day seven,
thought 1000, or 6000 of them, went back to Christianity or
Judaism.
He destroyed their temples and their churches and then he rebuilt
them for them.
So you'd feel like doing something and then he would do that.
Kill the number of murder man.
And he commanded now the earlier ones were not necessarily like
this. But this was Hakeem and his son, his son was the same as him.
His son was named was Lucha Seville, same as well. So pack
him.
He ordered people to begin to curse the sahaba. And that curses
to the Sahaba should be written on the doors of the masajid. And on
the streets, that after a while he had it all erased.
He, there was a rubbish tip, a garbage dump, as they call it, he
had that destroyed and built a masjid in this place. And then
after that, he destroyed the Musclemania garbage jump again.
I mean, you're probably thinking that this is all mythology. And
this is all made up. But I've read this in a number of places.
This was the case.
His son, the head was like his father. On one occasion, he
invited about 2660 Beautiful women with all adorned for a party at
his residence.
And he made them because he said he was busy, he made them wait in
a local masjid
for a while, and then he sent the masons in, and they built over the
doors on the windows, and imprisoned all of them, which
cause many of them today, and after six months, he had the place
burned down.
Another another time where he Hakim Hakim did was that he built
a building and adorned it with everything, had the full jurist
and number had the theme come in there. And after three years, he
had the move in there and living there and then after three years,
had destroyed and killed or killed all of the scholars in it.
These were the bowtie knights. They had this strange that they
went into. They were not into necessarily converting people
because they had a very strange kind of arcane understanding of
what religion was.
And Allah knows best. Hakim also used to consider himself to be
God.
So he used to write be Esmil Hakim Earthman Rahim
in the name of Hakim, the Rahman and Rahim
and number of ignorant people would come around him and sit with
him and call him to God as well.
Whenever they would seem they would say yeah, why hadiah? I had?
Yeah, more he meets Oh, one. Oh, unique one, oh, Giver of Life
giver of death.
Some of the multi knights under him, they wrote a book for him.
In which he said that the roof of Adam alayhis salaam had moved to
God, Allah one and then to him.
And this book was mentioned, this book was read out in the big
places in Cabrera in Cairo.
In fact, according to the author of one book, he said that there
are some villages in the area that actually are still on that kind of
idea. And they think that he's going to come back because what
happened with him was that, as I said, he used to like to ride at
night alone.
After he was after he was the rule as well, he had this thing for
riding out alone in the middle of the night, just going around the
city. So he went out one night, the next day he was seen in a
particular place after that he was never seen again. And his clothes
were found stuffed into the wall in of the city somewhere and they
had holes in it as though you know some but he had attacked him or
something like that, but he was never seen again. So there are a
group of people that still believe he's going to come back or
something like that. But absolute desperate. His Son for him was
just like that as well. As I mentioned.
After that came
with Stan said he was not a desperate like that
and
his system he got the system working in the system that he had
inherited. He got it working again. But the problem with his
system and his the way he had things invested was that if a
drought came, it would destroy everything. And a drought came
everything, all the crops are destroyed. And because of that a
severe famine hit Egypt. Now, if you've read about this famine,
this is a very bad famine, severe one, so much so that it led to a
lot of
internal strife, civil wars. You see this group of people, they had
two armies with them, they had the armies of Africans, and the armies
of the Turks, and they would use them against their enemies are
very strong armies they had. But after this drought came, many of
these armies became independent and began to attack different
villages and areas and so on and so forth.
And a major civil war took place. So much so that the Turks they
raid raided Cairo, they raided Cairo and Cairo at that time had
grown and had been expanded beyond its walls. Very prosper. It had
been a very prosperous city, but slowly, slowly, the king, this
ruler had to send his family to Baghdad for their safety. He was
the only one left and slowly so he had to sell everything that he had
just to be able to survive. Until eventually, when this Turkish army
raided Cairo. They found him with absolutely nothing in his palace,
leftover, sitting empty, devoid of anything. They didn't kill him.
They started their own rule, and they kept him just as a
figurehead. So from that time, he was just a figurehead. But the
drought and the famine was so severe, that human flesh began to
be sold in the meat shops. They'd really had to resort to
cannibalism. That's how bad and this is documented that this is
how bad it was.
Finally, he called in call for a former slave of his who he knew
was very shrewd as him as butter.
And l Giamatti who came and they managed to work under him this
muslin sir and this Jamar, butter and Giamatti, they managed to
regenerate Cairo. And they rebuilt the walls expanded it starts
eventually became part of it as well, and they rule for a while
longer.
This dynasty remained for a short while longer, maybe a few decades
or so longer, until it was taken under
during nurudeen Zynga is time. And the Salahuddin
Salahuddin Rahmatullah. He was sent by Notre Dame Zheng against
his wishes, Salahuddin didn't want to go.
He wasn't really into things as much, but he joined the army, and
Noridian sang, he forced him to go. And he said, You know what, I
really didn't want to go as like I was going to my death. But Allah
gave him victory. Over Chiron, that's where he destroyed, that's
where the Ottomans began to be destroyed after him. So the end of
the Fatimids was the rise of Salahuddin the UB and then you
know, the history after that. But that's the Ayyubid dynasty. Now.
After Salahuddin was the Ayyubid dynasty, around the same time,
then you had the Mamelukes Turkish slaves that had become the rulers.
So the Abbasids were only by name in Baghdad.
That was the that was the Ottomans.
So yes, the Kurdish Sultan's Are you bits, they destroyed the 40
minutes.
And then the AU weds, they took the rain for about 200 years, from
60 464 464, to about 648. And in the middle of that they conquered
Jerusalem, the United the entire Muslim lands, again, under one
Hadith, which had not been the case for a while everybody
respected Salahuddin. But when the rule went into his children went
to the tube it's after that eventually it became the same the
same problems crept up again.
But the last of the tube, it's
was a medical moslem Quran Shah.
He was killed by one of the servants, one of the Turks
and after that, he was the Mamluks
and after that,
it was
the Jura kissa. And after that, with that with my knees,
the Ottomans they lasted for about over 600 years until they were
taken
I'm down in 1924. The worlds and the kingdom are for Allah. He
gives it to who he wishes from His servants.
But the end results and the good ending for the people who have
Taqwa.
Allah will give the kingdom sovereignty and the land to
whoever he wishes, whether they be a good person or a bad person.
Because this is only the temporary world. But the real end is for
those who have Taqwa
when they meet with ALLAH SubhanA wa, tada, will hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil Alameen but it's interesting. I mean, if you look
back at this, do you think that anything that's happening today
strange anymore?
So on the world, you know, we're very generic people, the
generations are generic, whatever humans do today, they've done
before somebody's done it before. There's been times of Jah Helia
before people have been punished before you know people have been
annihilated killed and ethnic nucleons before so it's just it's
nothing new that happens just maybe new instruments that people
use new apparatus you know, new weapons maybe. But other than
that, the mind is the same. Right? The the levels that our mind will
go to as Allah subhanaw taala says in the Quran that they like
animals in fact, they're probably worse than animals in a sense
that any human being it doesn't have to be in the 21st 22nd
century could be in the fourth century in fifth century.
But the main thing is, well Alka to the talkin. That the
the real sovereignty, meaning that the real ending and happiness and
bliss is for the people of Taqwa May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant
is taqwa. May Allah subhana wa Tada allow us to really focus on
making him happy and making him pleased with us so that his real
end is in front of Allah subhana wa Tada. It will be a blissful one
for all of us. Allahumma anda salaam Inca Salam Tabarrok the
other janati with the Quran Allah ma Robinette Tina for dunya Santa
Fe laugh here are the hashanah what can I ever know? Just Allah
who I know Muhammad the MO I love me Are you a human barometer gonna
study? Allah homea Nana yum and the Isla Subhana que no condemning
authority mean just a lot. Why no more humble? Just a lot one more
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O Allah except our Diaz, O Allah, by these by these lectures that
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our faith of Allah allow them not to be just mere storytelling. Oh
Allah allow them not to be just a entertaining and entertaining hour
on a Friday night or Allah make them insightful for us so that we
can benefit from them. Oh Allah so that we can resolve to do the
right things. And so that we can avoid the mistakes of the people
of the past. Oh Allah grant stuck wha so that we can stand in front
of you with taqwa and you're happy with us? Oh Allah, Oh Allah,
forgive us our sins. Forgive us our wrongdoings of Allah grant us
guidance in all of our matters, and allow us allow us to be
protected. protect us from the evils of our knifes and our soul
will allow those who are working to elevate your Karim Allah,
Allah, Allah, Allah support them, strengthen them, unify them and
keep them steadfast. Oh Allah grant them all the assistance that
they need. Oh Allah elevate your Kadima Oh Allah make us worthy of
that our Allah grant us all the ability to do that which pleases
you of Allah to avoid that which displeases you or Allah allow us
all to be obedient of Allah grant has power over our knifes so that
we only do the good things and the virtuous things. Oh Allah, Oh
Allah excepto at the eyes of Allah accept our doors and protect us
from all evils and all fitna and problems Subhan Allah because
Allah is here and male seafoam was Salah when Arlen was studying on
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You don't have to leave lectures behind you can continue to live,
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