Abu Taymiyyah – Hadeeth 8 Bulooq Al Maraam Chapter Of Night Prayer , Itikaaf & Laylatul Qadr
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Al Hadith Sermon.
Muhammad
says that a group of the companions
of the Messenger sallallahu alaihi wa sallam they
were shown laylatul Qadr in the
dream. That he was going to be in
the last 7 nights.
I see that your dreams have all come
into?
They're in agreement with one another.
They're coinciding with one another. That is going
to be in the last 7 days.
Whoever wants to cash later,
let him try to cash when?
Last 7 days. In the last 7 days.
The last 7 nights.
A number of benefits that we can take
from this, my brothers and my sisters, firstly,
the permissibility
of acting upon a hadith.
Sorry. The permissibility
of acting upon hiroya
of a dream.
If you find that there are signs indicating
so,
now you end up having a dream that
you're the Mahdi and then you go to
haram.
That big fitna that took place, the Jahaiman
fitna.
The one who started killing people inside haram.
They see his whole dream.
Small dream that he was the Hadid.
So he ended
up seizing the
haram. If there is what?
There is science to show
that there is truth to it. Sometime you
see a dream, another individual sees a dream,
another individual.
When I was at the marriage, a lot
of people ended up seeing dreams,
that there was going to be a war
or the rafi that were going to be
coming and attacking the place.
You guys know what the match is, right?
We're all about the match.
Place where
some of us studied,
when they used to teach al Hadith,
Quran, and so on and so. They say
a 120,000
kafan graduated from that place.
From the Sheikh, time Sheikh Mobi established it.
So a lot of people saw in a
dream that the place was going to be
attacked by the rafida,
by the Shiites,
the rejectionist.
So what did the Sheyas'a doing? He started,
like, preparing.
And then later on, it actually did happen.
The messenger
said,
That which remains from prophetic
glad tidings
Is what? A
righteous dream.
A Muslim, he sees it or it is
seen for him.
And normally my brothers and my sisters, the
scholars they mentioned,
it happens from a
a person who is excessively truthful,
that's when he sees it.
If you're somebody who lies the law, you're
very likely not going to see righteous dreams.
Or somebody who sins in a day, you're
going to be deprived from it.