Adnan Rajeh – Humbleness #03
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The speaker discusses the importance of protesting peacefully at Western and being supportive of students who protest peacefully. They also mention a recent interview with a young man named Brooke who talks about the importance of investment in youth and human beings. The speaker emphasizes the need to confront past experiences and negotiate for something new.
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A lot of over
at the encampments at 1:30. Yeah. For those
of you who are able to make it
there to support the students who are,
continue who continue to,
to to protest peacefully
at Western, then you're, yeah, and you're encouraged
to do so and try to tell if
your time allows. But we left the gym.
I'm normally at, intimacy at 3:15,
but I will be there inshallah if you
would want if you would like to go
and show your support inshallah
behavior.
To understand humbleness, we see how the is
So it's more it's not the hadith itself,
the wording of it is not is only
have nothing to do with humbleness if you
don't take a moment to to just, appreciate
his character.
But I think it's nice because we get,
we get to talk about 2 different things,
and it's a story. So Abu Hamid
just a little bit of background. Abu Hamid
was a young
man during the time of Medina. He was
young,
in his late teens, early early twenties. And,
of course, he later on
many, many years, became one of the great,
one
of the great
scholars of Islam that taught Islam to a
lot of us, to Abiain, who later on
conveyed Islam to the imams of the madrehab
that we have today. So Islam is very,
influential in the in the transmission of the
knowledge. Not only through yani al fiqh, but
also through hadith. But he already do us
a lot, radiAllahu anhu. He
if I haven't heard that he is fasting,
so he
came and visited me. And here's the piece
of the hadith that that is and kind
of brings the first counsel
of. And the other
thing, So I had
very good pillow, but that's all they had
at that time. And the part and I
don't know. I don't took it, and he
gave it to the part of Adam to
sit on instead of sitting on
the the panel to sit on, because this
is the way to disrespect your your guest,
and he was more comfortable in sitting on
a Hasil
the humble is not just that. It's not
that he sat on the ground. Look, the
piece of humbleness to me is that he
actually came to Abdullah Abdul,
Halim to talk
to discuss the issue with him, alaihis salatu
wa sallam. That actually is what matters. That
investment in youth. That investment in human beings.
So that creates a certain degree of unbleness.
But he would set past one day and
break his past the other day. And that
is the past day of the of of
the entirety of of life. Like, that's if
you pass one day and you you break
it past the other day, it's like you've
passed your whole life. And don't
someone who was humble, he didn't feel that
this was yeah. I'm taking away from his
status. He didn't feel that this was an
active tiyat adab from a younger person. I
told you this, you take it from me.
No. He he negotiated
3, 5, 5, 7, 11. The the most
is 14. You can't go beyond 14 a
month. So he accepted.
Then that's the humblest piece. It's really not
that he sat on the ground and put
the yeah. I mean, the, the power between
him and Abdullah ibn Abi. Even though that
is,
He refused to be okay. The the the
man was offering him a certain status, and
he refused it, alayhi wa sallam. The woman
that he came to his home, It's not
when he negotiated with him something, alayhis salatu
wa sallam. That's just something that doesn't come
from someone who thinks he is, yeah, more
than anyone.
And he is and
he is.
He
is. Comes even close, but he doesn't see
them self that way. So he'll come to
the house of that teenager.
And discuss with him maybe how to do
things. He'll negotiate and come up with something.
The fear for his own health and fear
for his own deen.