Abu Taymiyyah – Part 5 The Wudhu Series From Zaad al Miaadh of Ibn Al Qayim

My brothers and my sisters, we're going to

go straight into it now insha Allahu Ta'ala.

What I'm going to do, I'm going to

read the text

and then I'm going to mention the evidence

and just explain it briefly

bi idhnillayhi ta'ala. Without going into

khilafaat, the differences of opinions, the different arguments

that the scholars bring as to what is

correct and why we shouldn't do this or

why we should. We're just going to take

the speech of the Sheikh,

Imran Qayyeem, or ham Allahu Ta'ala.

Mentioned the evidence as to how he concluded

to this, and we're just gonna keep it

moving because our objective behind this is

to learn

how the Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam did the

so that we can apply it in our

lives

straight away. While at the same time, we

have the evidence as a

side point that we might want to note

down, Insha'Allah Ta'ala. So we have that conviction

that the Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam did it.

So may Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala have mercy

upon Ibn Al Qayb

He starts off and he says,

He says, Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam

used to make wudu for every salah,

most of the time.

Firali bi akhyanih, which means for most of

the time. And then he says, warubba maasalasalawati

bi wudhuinwahid.

And perhaps there may have been times where

he prayed all of his prayers with 1

wadhu. The discussion that breaks out here now,

my brothers and my sisters, is,

is there a contradiction

in making wudu

for every salah and also keeping your wudu?

Because we mentioned before the hadith of the

Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam,

When we spoke about the virtues of the

wudu, right? Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam he said

And the one who preserves his wudu,

keeps it, is none other than the believer.

So now you're holding your throughout the day,

because of course, you could just start letting

air out

when there is not necessarily

a need to do so, and then you're

left without having the wudu, right?

Is there a contradiction?

And you holding your wudu,

and also

making

for every prayer

when the time arrives.

Think about it for a moment.

Okay? Here, the Messenger sallallahu alaihi wa sallam

is praising

one who keeps his wudu.

And then we are also told that the

messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam

used to make wudu for every prayer.

There is no contradiction, my brothers and my

sisters.

You can be keeping your Let's just say

for example, I made for Fajr prayer,

and then Duhr time kicks in,

and I've already and I've still got my

wudu,

even though I have my

I go and carry out another act of

ablution,

on top of the that I already had.

This is why Imam Bukhari

he chapter and

he stated

when chaptering 1 of the ahadith,

Bab mentawagmaa

min rayli hadithin.

The chapter of whoever made wudu without having

broken

his

wudu that he had previously.

And then he mentions

the evidence.

And Anas ibn Malik radiAllahu ta'ala Anuqaal.

Anas ibn Malik radiAllahu ta'ala Anu reported,

Kanan Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam,

He said that the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam

used to make wudu for every salah.

So the reporter of the hadith,

he asks,

Anas ibn Malik,

How did you guys used to go about

doing this?

Al

Yudzi UHhaduna

Al Wadu'o

Ma'alam Yuhdif

He said,

it is fine

for an individual now to make wudu and

this would be

seen as counted

as

long as we don't break our wudu. As

long as we don't break our wudu.

So here you can clearly see that the

prophet

used to make Uzzu for every salah.

And then the latter part of the speech,

that the Sheikh mentioned was, and perhaps there

was times, that he used to

pray the salawat with one more door. Where

did he take this from? The hadith of

Bureidah.

He said,

sala salawati

yawmalfathih

biwudu inwahid.

The day when the Messenger Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam

and his companions, they conquered Makkah.

Which was known as the day of Al

Fathir. Right? He prayed all of his salawat

with

1 wudu.

Which shows you, that this, if an individual

was to do it, there wouldn't be a

problem. But it is better,

that an individual, if he does have the

ability,

okay? Even if he still has wudu, when

the time of the salah, the salah kicks

in, that he does his wudu again.

And for you insha Allahu Ta'ala,

is more reward.

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