Abu Taymiyyah – He died With Alcohol In His Mouth! Southall EID REMINDER
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The speaker encourages their brothers and sisters to take a break from the pack and focus on their own needs. They offer condolences to those lost loved ones and emphasize the importance of acknowledging the loss of others. They also discuss the loss of family members and their struggles with alcoholism. The "offense" is emphasized as a way to not damaging one's car. The speaker emphasizes that death is not a coincidence and that it is not a monstrous event.
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My brothers and my sisters, can I have
your attention please,
for my
God?
Please, guys, I want 5 minutes.
Please, guys, I want 5 minutes.
Nothing more than that.
If you guys could give me 5 minutes,
that would make my heat.
It's better than getting money, inshallah,
than you guys giving me your
time, inshallah.
I just want 5 minutes.
Guys, don't be shy of the pack inshallah,
I don't bite.
I
message that I want to give to every
single one of you guys.
You know my brothers, when I was driving
here,
from
away. And I don't think any of us,
my brothers and my sisters,
can say with hands on heart
that we benefited fully from our times.
Maybe we let the Ramadan get away.
We didn't benefit from it as much as
we could have could have.
My brothers and my sisters,
a building can be destroyed
quicker than it can be built.
I'll repeat that again.
A building can be destroyed
quicker
than it can be built. My
brothers and my sisters,
we pray,
we fasted,
we made prayer,
we tried so hard in this month. My
brothers and my sisters, wallahi,
by the name of the Lord of the
Kaaba.
We can destroy that
in maybe 5 minutes today.
Alimdabi
Talib my brothers and my sisters,
the great companion,
the caliphate,
after Abu Bakr, Umar, Usman,
there was Ali ibn Abi Talib radiya along
to Al Anoh.
He would come out on this night,
and he would call out.
My brothers and my sisters, imagine Ali ibn
Abi Talib radiAllahu
ta'ala Anhu was standing right here.
This is the cousin of the messenger sallallahu
alaihi wa sallam.
Imagine he was standing right here,
and he was looking towards you,
And he started uttering these statements.
How would you feel my brothers
and my sisters?
Aliyib Nabi Tali my brothers
Haroomin
Faniu Azeem.
Is there anybody
who has had his Ramadan
rejected
so we can pay our to
him? We can pay our condolences team.
When somebody passes away, we visit their family.
Right?
We try to comfort them.
We try to be there for them.
We try to make them feel better.
My brothers and my sisters,
he wanted to pay his condolences
to the person
who wasted his Ramadan.
My brothers and my sisters,
it's this night that we have some sort
of idea
what happened to our Ramadan,
whether it went towards a positive direction,
or whether it went towards a negative direction.
Direction. You can judge my brothers and my
sisters.
My brothers and my sisters,
the great scholar is
that we wear new clothes. That's not the
real Eid.
The real aid, my brothers and my sisters,
is the one whose acts of obedience is
increased.
And then he said,
the real it isn't
the one who beautified himself
with nice fancy clothes
of flashy cars.
Do we not see this today? We find
flashy cars going everywhere.
He said to you, that's not the Eid.
The real Eid, my brothers and my sisters,
is the one whose sins were forgiven.
My brothers and my sisters,
every single year I hear about somebody
who's died
on this night.
Maybe with alcohol in his mouth.
Maybe he was smoking weed.
Maybe he was blasting music.
On this night, my brothers and my sisters,
every single year, I hear about somebody like
that.
My brothers and my sisters,
we all know what happened last year. Grenfell
Tower,
Finsbury Park, the incidents that took place just
before
the end of Ramadan.
Do you think they had a reminder before
they passed away?
Do you think all of these individuals
throughout the past years,
on the day of Eid,
when they died with alcohol in their mouths,
when they died maybe smoking weed,
Maybe they died he was with his girlfriend.
Or he was in a club.
Wallahi my brothers and my sisters,
every single year I hear about something like
that.
So my brothers and my sisters I ask
you,
what guarantee do you have?
That the angel of death is not going
to come to you tonight?
What guarantee do you have that the angel
of death is not going to be coming
to you tomorrow?
Instead of us begging Allah
Allah to accept our Ramadan.
Some of us, we are planning on the
days of the
odd nights.
Which girl we're going to be sleeping with?
Which hotel we're going to be booking?
Which car we're going to be renting?
My brothers and my sisters,
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us about the
death.
That it's going to come to you,
which means unexpectedly.
The angel of death is not going to
send you a Snapchat.
The angel of death, my brothers and my
sisters, you're not going to get a rapture.
You're not gonna get WhatsApp message.
You're not gonna get a message on Facebook.
Telling you that you're about to pass away.
Wallahi my brothers and my sisters, this is
going to come to you unexpectedly.
Do not destroy your
Ramadan. Do not destroy your Ramadan.
That guy who's repping his car, Wallahi,
is not a fancy dress party
or a fancy car party.
Whatever you wanna call it. And this is
not the read.
And the scholars before told us
that the read is not the one who
comes with flashy cars. So you can flash
your cars all you want.
Because at the end of the day, that
which matters my brothers and sisters on this
day that we get forgiven.
That Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala helps us to
continue these good days that we were doing
in the month of Ramadan.
So my brothers,
there is still some time.
There is still some time to go home.
And beg Allah azza wa jal to accept
your Ramadan from you.
That
Allah doesn't make this a Ramadan,
where you come on your and
Ramadan 2,000 and
19 has gone down the drain
because
of something that we done on the day
of Eid.
Allah
tells us in the Quran,
Don't be like the lady
who kept on knitting. She was knitting. She
was tailoring.
And what did she do? After all of
her hard work,
she ended up ripping her apart.
That way she was knitting, she was working
very hard with,
in tailoring and playing together.
Right at the end, after many
hours of hard
work, she ended up just ripping it apart.
So don't be like that my brothers and
my sisters. You know, I just spoke to
one of the aunties over here,
and I'm gonna mention what she just told
me guys.
Wallahi my brothers,
I feel like crying right now.
And the reason why I say that,
the auntie came up to me, and she
said to me that she went through 3
different religions.
She was a seal.
She was a Hindu, then she spent 6
years of her life being a Christian.
She came here today, my brothers and my
sisters,
and she kinda felt maybe I wasted my
time.
My brothers and my sisters,
this is the kind of impression that we
as Muslims
have basically made to others.
The the my auntie, my brothers, and my
sisters, she feels like she may have wasted
her time.
This is us Muslims who are meant to
be setting an example.
And this is how we have made somebody
feel.
When she saw all of these individuals over
there,
partying,
shouting,
playing music.
My brothers and my sisters, what are we
doing?
We're meant to be setting the standards.
We're meant to be 1 body
leading the way to that which is correct.
And this is what we've done my brothers
and my sisters.
Walahe my brothers and my sisters.
I'll just reiterate the same thing that I
said earlier.
Death is not going to give you a
reminder.
Every single year,
every single age, I hear about somebody who
has passed away, maybe with alcohol in his
mouth.
Maybe he was blasting music. And the