Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Aqsa Lectures 2 The Sahaba and Pious Who Visited Jerusalem
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Bismillah al Rahman al Rahim Al hamdu Lillahi wa salatu wa salam O
Allah say you didn't mursaleen while early he was off behind
Obamacare was seldom at the Sleeman cathedral Ilario Medina,
Amma Bharat Alhamdulillah after spending a few days in this
blessed place will inshallah appreciate it more Inshallah, and
I'm going to continue to discuss how people have venerated and
respected this place
over the centuries, inshallah we're going to start from the
sahaba. Last time in our last session, we discussed the prophets
and how they came here. And I wanted to mention that, you know,
when we were on Mount zaytoun, on the mountain of olives, and we
looked down at the entire area, from the beginning, from this
place, to the entire other end. And we should have imagined
124,000 prophets all here, approximately 124,000 Imagine an
awesome site with Rasulullah sallallahu at the front, and all
of the prophets. So now today we speak about Sahaba. And then a
number of pious individuals following him following the Sahaba
the one of the things that make this play so important, aside from
the fact that the salsa lesson spoke about is the fact that
Mirage, Mirage is an ascension. Mirage is when the ascension when
the prophets Allah son went up to the heavens, that's from Makkah to
here, and then up, that's what makes this place a very important
place for a lot of people they think that if they come here,
inshallah they'll get closer to Allah subhanaw taala because the
prophets are awesome also came through here. So this because this
was a stop on the ascension routes, it makes it even more
important in that sense, of course, promises and probably came
here because of the significance of this place from before this
place was significant before Sudha Lhasa Lawson came here, he's
coming here and the prophets coming here only makes it more
important. Lots of Sufis and others have been just dazzled at
this place, coming here and trying to find Allah subhanaw taala
that's why the other day mashallah we managed to get to the place on
top of the Golden Gate, where Imam Ghazali Rahmatullah here today was
supposed to have spent eight to 10 years writing his book that he or
only Dean is up there, I went up there and made some dogs that
Allah give us that Tofik as well to do some work, you have put a
hammer in his margin, we will done he considers this place to be the
closest you mentioned that one of the reasons for this place being
so significant that it's the closest place between the heavens
and the earth. Among the Sahaba, the for most of the Sahaba, who
visited the Uber kind of the Allahu Anhu didn't come here, but
the Amara, the Allahu Anhu did, and that's well documented. This
is the second Khalifa Omar Abdullah hottub, or the Allah one,
because he's the one who was invited by Sephora, his name was
Sophronius. So Fronius was the patriarch of Jerusalem at the
time, after the Muslims had besieged the city. Because he was
under the Roman it was under the Romans, after he'd besieged the
city for a number of weeks and months. They eventually said,
Okay, if we're going to hand anything over, we want to hand it
to your Hadith to your leader. So I'm one of the Alon came,
especially for that journey. And that was the Fronius, the
patriarch of Jerusalem, and Amara, the Alon at that time gave rights
to the churches, and that's why generally under Muslim rule, what
you have is you leave the people of their religion generally the
Christians and Jews you leave them as they are, you leave them as
they are in terms of their churches, and so on. The biggest
example is in Jerusalem, where Omar the Alon refused to pray in
the in the church itself, but trade outside.
Number two, after Omar Abdullah Hata Radi Allahu Anhu Abu Zubaydah
YBNL Jarrah,
although he came before, and he died in 18, Hijiri, while Amarrian
died in 23, Hijiri but I will obey the Ignore Jarrah was the
commander of the armies for this area, and he died while he was on
his way here to visit it the second time, and he wanted to pray
in the OXA and he was he's been, he is buried to the west of the
river Jordan. Yesterday, we saw that River Jordan, where you shall
be known came through, so he is buried somewhere there. Then
number three, we have Bilal ignorable
Bilal Radi Allahu Anhu Billa are the Allahu Anhu the prophets was
in he sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he visited Jerusalem. And he made
they say that the first time he made his Athan after
his ovens in Madina, Munawwara he, after the person passed away, he
left for Sham. He was in Syria, that's where he's buried in
Damascus. And he refused to give alone again, there is this weak
Hadith which says that one day he saw the Prophet sallallahu in his
dream, and the Prophet sallallahu sallam said Maha Jaffa Bilal, why
are you so estranged from us? Why don't you come to Madina?
Munawwara he couldn't bear it.
He just couldn't bear the fact that the prophesy Lawson wasn't
there so he just left but then we need to
saw the promise of him in his dream. As soon as he saw him in
his dream, he just set off for Madina Munawwara because he just
went right to Madina, Munawwara and he said that when he got
there, everybody's telling him to do as well, but he's refusing.
Eventually they told Hassan and Hussein or the Allahu Anhu to go
and request his him to do a thumb, he couldn't refuse them. So then
when he started giving a run, in Madina, Munawwara the women came
out into the streets, they thought Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam is
back because they used to connect his Iran to the Prophet salallahu
Alaihe Salam being in Madina Munawwara so apparently that's
there is a Hadith about that, but he says that the first exam that
he gave after being in Madina, Munawwara was here in Jerusalem.
It was time for though her prayer following the conquest of the
city. So this was with Omar Abdullah dobre the Allahu Anhu and
Omar the Allah and then requested bill out of the hands give the
Athan here.
Then others that you have who visited here, of course, Khalid
bin Walid, Radi Allahu Anhu died in 2001 HD, and ye Z it'd be
Soufiane, Abu Sufyan, Sonya Z Margarita, the Allah and his
brother. He died an 18th century he also came here. Then of course
more ARIA really Allah one ignobly Sophia and who died in 60 Hijiri
much, much later, he received his beta for Khilafah here
because he was in Sharm. He was the governor of Damascus anyway,
so he received his beta here.
Then you have some of the other greatest ones be walked us through
the Allah one he came here and he entered into a haram Pro from here
and then he went for to Mocha, mocha Rama. Others came. There's
many others that came with an intention to perform Hajj. They
started with a visit to Jerusalem, a haram and then they went to
Makkah. And they did this of course because of the Hadith
that's related by Imam Abu doed. He Who begins his Hajj or Umrah
from the Aqsa mosque to the Makkah mosque will be forgiven his
previous sins.
So Abdullah Hypno Ahmadi Allahu Anhu then came to Jerusalem and
start to this Amara here. He said to come into Jew he is said to
have come into Jerusalem for the fajr prayer, and then he sat in
the masjid for a while. And then when the sun rose he shocked him.
Then he rose to pray together with his companions so they prayed a
shock and then after that, they went on to the animals, the
amounts and then they set off
Mashallah.
That's why I said that I have a classmate in from Preston who
comes here twice a year. And in one of them he goes from raw from
here and they put their home on and they love bake Allah Humala
bake through the Old City mashallah
Abdullah him not Abbas also Rhodiola one also visited
Jerusalem. He also started his pilgrimage to Makkah from here and
he was in winter.
Then Sufi been to hurry Radi Allahu anha. She was the wife who
became Muslim, after being the leader of the Jewish after being
the daughter of the Jewish leader, create and she was the wife of
Rasulullah sallallahu sallam, she is also said to have come to
Jerusalem, and I believe it was Mount olives that she claimed
upon. And then she she she, it's reported that she said from here
people will pot company from one another on the day of judgment and
we like to go to Jana to jahannam. So, she's stood on that mount
olives and she, this is what she said. Another great Sahabi to have
come here was Abu Dhabi, Loc 30 Radi Allahu Anhu and more Ibnu
Jebel. Now these are we taking the names of some of the greatest of
the Sahaba here about obey the ignorant Jarrah Saturday, be more
honest, even a gerbil a Buddha devotee believe not to be Raja
Abdullah Hypno Salam also, he came here he was the Jewish rabbi would
become Muslim.
Abu Huraira, the Allah Juan, he also came here, Oba IGNOU summit
not only came here and stayed here, he passed away here so his
grave is there, behind that Golden Gate in Baba Rama and also shut
down the house or the Allah one. And Tammy Midori, they all came
here. With her. He faded and stayed in Jerusalem for some time
doing a brother here. Another famous one more of them knew Jebel
Al Ansari, he came to Jerusalem and he spent here three days in
fasting and in salats. And on his departure, he turned to his
companions and he said, As for your previous sins, you have been
forgiven, reflect now on what you will do for the remaining parts of
your life. So clearly, they all came here for a reason. And
clearly there's a reason why the Muslims here have mashallah the
strength that they do to keep the place and enliven the place and
preserve the place. A number of Sahaba are buried here now.
Because they came here today of course they passed away here one
is Oba in Assam it really Allah one which I mentioned. He was a
great dignitary and a witness to the first and second
tax of Acaba. He was also present in the Battle of Buddha and all
the other battles of the Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wasallam Ahmed Abdullah Cadabra, the Allahu Anhu appointed him as
the Khadi and the preacher of the sham of the greater livan
In greater Syria, and he was also then made a copy of Palestine, and
then of Jerusalem in particular.
He died in Rommel he died in Ramallah. But he was buried in
Jerusalem in that graveyard that I mentioned, shut down the Blue
House alongside his grave is also there, and others who are reported
to be buried here, ah wa ala YBNL UScar are the Allahu anhu, maybe
slightly less known to some of you, but he is generally mentioned
the Hadith and so on. He died in 83 Hijiri and the
S bar at Tamimi very unknown and the Yemeni Prince of persian
origin. Who knows who that is Pharaohs at daily me are the hola
Juan, he died in 5053 Hijiri. So you've got a few Sahaba that are
buried here as well. Now beyond that, there's a huge list. And I
don't want to make it boring for you, because it's just a big list.
But I'll mention some of the very prominent one and tell you
something about them, which tells you who they are. And when you
understand who they are, then you understand the things that they do
and what the significance is of those things. So first and
foremost, if you look at the top 18 After the Sahaba, the famous
jurist and fucky Abdul Rahman Al Ozeri, who died in 157. He says
that cabeza Ignacio ape, cabeza Ignacio ape who died in 86 Hijiri
and Abdullah Abdullah Mohammed is another famous one who died in
around 100 Hijiri. And honey iblue Kulsoom. Again, 100 history
history would occasionally come from Ramallah to Jerusalem, for
the performance of ritual prayers. So they stayed in Ramallah but
they would come here. Jerusalem was also visited by somebody named
Mohammed Abu they thought for him a hula. He died in 116th. He was
the jurist and the judge of Kufa famous name heard it even though
they thought another one was Mohammad Nawaz from bussola who
died in 127.
Then we visited this McLamb yesterday Robbia al Basilea.
Either we're either we're is her family is her family name, and
Basilea is because she's from Missouri. She is one of the most
famous of the women ascetics. Her story is very interesting. There's
a lot of controversy about her story. And so I'm just going to
mention a few parts that are known according to ignore Halligan
ignore Holika. Holika is a famous historian, famous historian. He
says that she was she's been one of the most distinguished figures
of her time, she came from a very poor family. When she grew up and
her father died. Her father passed away.
She was still a in her youth when her father passed away. And
a drought struck bizarro, there was a drought in Basra and Robbia
Rahima Hala, with her three sisters, they had to leave their
home and they wandered around aimlessly looking for something,
she was captured by a man. Now in those days, people would capture
people and make them into slaves. Hamdulillah we don't have it in
the same way today. But he made her into a slave and sold her to
another man. This other person overburdened her with work used to
just give her lots and lots of work to do now what is she going
to do? You know?
However, I thought he gives the following account of how
Robbie Al Basri a spiritual message how she became really
righteous and pious. One day when she saw a man costing evil looks
at her.
She fled along the road to Syria.
Now, if you understand that Jerusalem is in the greater part
of Sharm when you say Syria, I mean Sharm in general. I mean,
here in the land, the precincts of which we have blessed Baraka Hola.
So on this road, when she fled, she had this
ill hum, you can say she had an ill hum, a silent communication in
a sense.
And she asked Allah, are you pleased with me?
Now this is what's reported. Are you pleased with me? So then she
heard a voice saying, Don't be grieved for on the Day of
Judgment, the favorite people in Jannah will look upon you and envy
you.
They will look upon you and mashallah they will envy you.
She came back to her masters home.
And she spent
now after that she spent the nights in prayer. When her master
saw how pious she was. He set her free. Then she just completely
dedicated herself to worship and devotion, spending her entire life
in continuous worship. That's why she became so famous. She made her
way to Jerusalem them where she is they say she spent the rest of her
life and this is where she died. Her grave is supposed to be
outside of Jerusalem at the top of the mount olives mountain. Well
known
That's why she harbored DNL McAleese. He says that people
visit the grave in his time.
According to another author,
her grave is on the peak of Mount olives to the east of Jerusalem.
I'm just explaining this so you understand other significance
you've already visited it, or at least outside, near the place from
where Eastside is ascended to the heavens. It is to the south, in a
cloister to which people come down by means of a staircase. So it
looks like people knew about this from before. And of course, these
things might have changed a bit in terms of how you get there, and so
on. It says that when she was about to die, a large number of
pious people
came around, were around her. And then she said, Get up and go
leave. All of you leave, leave the royal road open to the messengers
of Almighty Allah, meaning, the angels leave the road open for the
angels. They all left, and they shut the door. Then they heard the
voice of Robbia reciting the shahada, Shadow Allah ilaha
illallah wa shadow under Muhammad Rasool Allah. And after she had
breathed her last, these divine devout people gathered again
around her, they bathe her and did the funeral pray on her. And then
they in turned her into a final about similar with Hassanal,
bursary and what have not disease, Omar Abdulaziz it says that he
told his wife to leave. And then he suddenly started saying, what
are all these faces around me? These are faces of people I don't
recognize. And then he told everybody to go out. And then
after that, he died very peacefully. And then he mentions
actually, if no, Josie mentioned this I, I had heard this in a
lecture before from somewhere when they buried him and they put the
soil on him and covered the grave. I heard this in a lecture once a
piece of paper fluttered down like this and rested on the grave and
when they looked at it, it said Bara to mean Allah and Yama Dibner
Abdulaziz.
There's exoneration and freedom for from Allah for Omar Abdulaziz.
Now, I'd heard that and it impacted me a lot, but I didn't
want to relate it to anybody because I didn't know the source.
But then, if no Josie has mentioned this, if not Josie, the
great humbly scholar boarded an amazing scholar, one of my
favorite scholars about that is very particular about what he
relates. So he relates this point that yes, there was this paper
that was seen after his death. And this is what was said about it. So
these are Bashara. This is called Bashara. One of the reasons for
these Basharat, these glad tidings you know, when people die, and
then somebody sees them in a dream. Some people may take this
lightly and dismiss it and say, Oh, this is just all made up. I
mean, you can't deny somebody's experience. If you've had a dream.
I don't need to believe you. But I can't deny that you've had the
dream. Because dreams are an absolute possibility. If you can
see even in your dream, you can see good in your dream. And if you
see good about somebody hamdulillah but you can't go with
your dream and start imposing it on people. But you can mashallah
feel good about it. And there will be more Bashira they will be glad
tidings that are given for people this is the way of Allah subhanaw
taala.
Another person that I want to speak about that came here was
Ibrahim IGNOU, Adham another great one of the accepted zoo herdsa. He
dean of the past aesthetics of the past. He died in 162 Hijiri.
He was amazing. You know where he came from? It came from bulk. Bulk
today is in Afghanistan. Right? The Persian speaking area, it's
about three hours away from aramith and 10. Mr. Day is in
Uzbekistan. So this is bulk, close to Uzbekistan. It's Hora Hassan
area in general or Morocco now just in the border of that he came
from bulk and he was of royal lineage. He was of a royal family.
And he was enjoying life, as a royal person would do as a prince,
you know, enjoying life with all the money at your disposal to do
whatever you want. Once he went out hunting, hunting is the
pastime of the rich hunting and golf. And parrot non Imperator
Eagle. Would you call it?
Would you call it bird hunting as the some of these people do?
Right? These are expensive sports. So hunting and an invisible he
heard an invisible
caller? waking him out of his heedlessness. What is this
gauntlet you're in? He heard something he heard a voice that
Allah sends message to different people through different ways.
Some people Allah teaches them through an accident. Some people
are just like Allah Allah teaches them through the death of a close
loved one. Some people Allah teaches through a beyond a dream
different ways. He was wakened up our woken up by a voice that took
him out of that. So he abandoned his way of life. Many of us get
messages. Many of us get messages, but we don't listen to them. We
ignore them.
And then when we ignore them, they don't come enough. Unless there's
a Allah sends a powerful
message. So this was a powerful message. And that's in Hollis
after he became one of the most pious people. So today, he is one
of the most accepted Sufis of the early times 162. He, in fact, they
call him Azhar head. This is before Sufism was developed, even
though he's like one of the masters of the early masters, he
abandoned everything and then he made his way to Makkah,
accompanied by Sofia and authority and for the Illuminati out. So if
you ever thought he was great, but had this before, they don't know
he also had a strange beginning he was a highway robber. And he was
so dangerous that people would be frightened to go through his area
because Hollis they would, they would be problems he would,
highway man. However, he was infatuated with a woman.
This is long story, but he was infatuated with a woman. And one
day he he is a verse LM yet Nene Latina and Dasha Kulu boom
livecareer LA, Mama Anissa liminal. Huck, what are your Cuca
Ladino toolkit album in Kabul for talaria. Human Ahmed
has in the time come for the people who who have belief, like
many of us have belief, but their hearts are not there yet. The gist
of the verse and he just walked out of it. And then he became
known as Badal Haramain. The worshiper and the devotee of the
two hums, that's how much he began to worship.
That's how much he went to the high domain and he worshipped so
much that he beat his title was because he's just the worshiper in
the two Harlem's RBL domain. So
he went, he ended up in Jerusalem, where he slept habitually besides
the rock.
The rock holds a lot of significance for a lot of people,
it seems because
that was the first building that was made he even before this
masjid, the rock.
So I mean, in the masjid was started, but that was the main
building that was made in that way, in that large way, maybe to
outshine the temples or whatever the case is, you know, so big.
Because if you only had the church and then you had this big
structure in this beautiful octagonal way, the compact of
Sahara.
Anyway, one day while he was leaving the city, there's a very
interesting story. While he was leaving the city one day,
he passed by a group of armed troops. I'm sure you know how that
feels now. Right. He passed by troops. They asked him, What is
the question they asked him?
Not Are you muslim?
Right. Now, are you muslim? I asked him, Are you a slave?
Because in those days, you know, worried about slaves running away.
They have slaves, unfortunately. Right. So are you a slave? He
answered, Yes. free man. Yes. He was a prince. He says, Are you sad
said yes, I'm a slave. And then they said a runaway slave. So he
said, Yes.
So they grabbed him and put him in prison.
When the people in Jerusalem found out about this, they all went
together to the governor of Tiberius to ask for his release.
The governor summoned him
and asked him, Why were you imprisoned?
So he said, I don't know ask the armed troops. They imprison me so
ask them so he replied. They in turn said you're a runaway slave.
That's why he imprisoned you. Is it true? That is very true. I am
running away from my sins.
Running so then he was released.
Another person that came with Sofia on authority, Rahim Allah
who died in 161 hugely.
He was a well known for Hadith, had the Santa Sofia and had that
Ana Sofia and you hear that in the Hadith books often.
He was also known for his piety and his asceticism, he came to the
Aqsa machine. We offered his Salat. And then he came, he went
to the Cooper to Sahara and he finished an entire Kuranda.
Al Walid Ibn no Muslim what he did no Muslim. He recounts how he met
Sophia and authority in the masjid in Jerusalem. And he asked Sofia
on whether he had visited the Dome of the Rock in Sofia and said yes,
I visited and I've read the entire Quran. So I think they used to do
probably less tourism, and more coming here and just focus.
Lathe of Mossad, you've heard of Latham Mossad, another great
Hadith.
He was one of the most He in fact, he's called the Alim of Egypt.
Oza e that I mentioned earlier, he was the name of Syria. These were
the few individuals tabi who are known to be the biggest scholars
of their area. So for Sharm, it was Ozeri. Latham Assad was the
scholar. He's the acronym of Mr. of Egypt. There was a contemporary
of Imam Malik. He died in 175 Hijiri in my family, Dayton 179
Hijiri. So they were contemporaries.
And he was said that he was so open handed that no year of his
Life ever passed without him being in debt. He went to Jerusalem came
to Jerusalem during his stay there. Cleveland monsoon visited
the city. And upon meeting him, he said to him, I admire your
strength of mind. And I thank Allah who has created people like
you among my subjects. I'm honored to have you among my subjects,
just as something when we last year when we visited us, Senegal,
there's a big shake there who was always poor because he used to
look after so many poor people. They used to receive so much
money, but it's receiving the money and then giving it to the
poor all the people under there in order you've seen here now how
many people there are in England, we don't understand this. But
there's a lot of people here who will receive a lot of Imams and
that will receive a lot of money and then they just pass it on.
They never have enough money for themselves. This they just passing
it through. However, one year, the sheikh Ibrahim nears his name was
Rahim Allah Rahim Allah. He, he took some money, and he put it
aside. And he said, they said, What are you doing? He said, I
want to pay zakat this year.
I've never done Amel on zakat. I've never practiced as a cut. So
this year, I'm going to leave some money aside. So I'll have a nisab.
So I can place a card this year. That is how they used to raise the
cards. And we're trying to get out of the cut.
You know, finding loopholes and things of that nature. They said
what some people do is
I don't want to say who but this is amendment who told me this,
about some somebody. Anyway, he said the very wealthy. Now you
know, when you pay zakat, at the end of the year, only after a year
has passed. So the day before.
He takes all of his money and he goes to his wife and he says
you've been a very good wife all year. This is all Hadiya for you.
So the next day on his account, they no money.
The next year when it's one year for her, she comes to a husband,
you've been a very good husband, but I'm gonna keep all the money.
I don't know if this is true or not, but this was making fun of
it.
Now, the thing is that, although
technically, they are treating this as a loophole, but it's
clearly wrong. And at the end of the day we pay zakat because it's
to purify our wealth. The God is to purify yourself and your
wealth. If you try to if you try to do these loopholes that will
dirt is still going to be in your well there's a hadith and Muslim,
which says that Zakat is the wasI homogenous, it's the dirt of the
wealth of people. Now you understand the wisdom of why the
family of Rasulullah son cannot accept zakat.
That's why you can't give the cat to Masjid I want to use the dirt
of your wealth. Because when we earn our living, we don't know
where our money is coming from 100% Halal you know, the person
who's giving it to us he may have got it from haram or maybe above
that is haram and today, the whole industry is riba based so wealth,
we don't know anything. So this is to 2.5% Clean it out, clean it
out, clean it out. That's why Allah gave us a Tofik to quickly
remove this, remove the cotterman. Otherwise it pollutes the rest. It
says it pollutes the rest. If it keeps the cotton, not you don't
pay zakat, that dirt, it spreads, and it pollutes everything else.
So people who give zakat properly they get more Baraka, even if they
appear to have less.
Then another great person was McCartan. Ignacio Lehmann. He died
in 150 Hijiri, another Tabby and also a famous scholar and
Muhaddith
he visited Jerusalem and he prayed here, he sat at the southern door
of the rock, where many people from around him writing and
listening to what he had said, you know, outside, there's how many 30
Something platforms, the cement platforms, if you see them on your
way, there are places where people used to teach, right that's you
know, like here you've got number of Deleuze going on. So likewise
outside there were 30 Imam has already found that to be less he
counted is at 3032 That's two less what's happened to people 30
different classes going on Sajid
you've also noticed another thing Have you seen how people just
stand up whenever they want and they give a ban
even before Joomla some just random guy will stand up and tell
people what he thinks like if you if the story or whatever the case
is, this is very traditional. I've understood a lot after seeing this
because in the in the books he mentioned that so and so was a
wire if a preacher he used to give these stories in such in such a
mosque and I wonder about this because in England is a very
specific kind of system we have right? So here you can see how
mashallah everything kind of goes and it works. Where you used to
Medina menorah, maca Mercado is tight control over everything. And
England were very tight control as well. Right? But here you just see
mashallah anybody comes and says and some and some some
And then somebody benefits from these things from each person.
If we move further down,
then we have the known ol mystery. This is the known the famous Sufi
of Mr. of Egypt.
He died in 245 Hijiri. He was of Nubian descent.
Nubian descent in Egypt means you're from the darker people
African tribe there. He traveled from Egypt to Makkah, and then to
Syria, on his way to Jerusalem. Imam Ghazali quotes him as saying,
somewhere on the eastern coast, I met a woman and I asked her, where
do you come from? She said, I come from the people whose backs
forsake their beds. Where are you going? Now? I asked. Two men who
are distracted from glorifying Allah, neither by business nor by
sale, Regina Allah told him to Jarrah tune, wala urine and decree
law what you call me salatu Ito is occur. Then when he came to
Jerusalem, he he is He is quoted as saying on the rock of
Jerusalem, I found the sinner estranged, the one obedient to God
exhilarated and the frightened fleeing the hopeful entreating
Allah and the contented, rich and the lower people submissive. So,
so many Barakaat here.
I think we'll stop here because I've done in a few minutes. If
anybody has any questions about anything