Adnan Rajeh – Humbleness #03

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A lot of over

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at the encampments at 1:30. Yeah. For those

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of you who are able to make it

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there to support the students who are,

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continue who continue to,

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to to protest peacefully

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at Western, then you're, yeah, and you're encouraged

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to do so and try to tell if

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your time allows. But we left the gym.

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I'm normally at, intimacy at 3:15,

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but I will be there inshallah if you

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would want if you would like to go

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and show your support inshallah

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behavior.

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To understand humbleness, we see how the is

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So it's more it's not the hadith itself,

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the wording of it is not is only

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have nothing to do with humbleness if you

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don't take a moment to to just, appreciate

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his character.

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But I think it's nice because we get,

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we get to talk about 2 different things,

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and it's a story. So Abu Hamid

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just a little bit of background. Abu Hamid

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was a young

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man during the time of Medina. He was

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young,

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in his late teens, early early twenties. And,

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of course, he later on

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many, many years, became one of the great,

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one

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of the great

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scholars of Islam that taught Islam to a

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lot of us, to Abiain, who later on

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conveyed Islam to the imams of the madrehab

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that we have today. So Islam is very,

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influential in the in the transmission of the

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knowledge. Not only through yani al fiqh, but

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also through hadith. But he already do us

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a lot, radiAllahu anhu. He

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if I haven't heard that he is fasting,

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so he

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came and visited me. And here's the piece

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of the hadith that that is and kind

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of brings the first counsel

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of. And the other

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thing, So I had

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very good pillow, but that's all they had

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at that time. And the part and I

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don't know. I don't took it, and he

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gave it to the part of Adam to

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sit on instead of sitting on

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the the panel to sit on, because this

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is the way to disrespect your your guest,

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and he was more comfortable in sitting on

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a Hasil

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the humble is not just that. It's not

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that he sat on the ground. Look, the

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piece of humbleness to me is that he

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actually came to Abdullah Abdul,

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Halim to talk

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to discuss the issue with him, alaihis salatu

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wa sallam. That actually is what matters. That

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investment in youth. That investment in human beings.

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So that creates a certain degree of unbleness.

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But he would set past one day and

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break his past the other day. And that

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is the past day of the of of

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the entirety of of life. Like, that's if

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you pass one day and you you break

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it past the other day, it's like you've

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passed your whole life. And don't

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someone who was humble, he didn't feel that

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this was yeah. I'm taking away from his

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status. He didn't feel that this was an

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active tiyat adab from a younger person. I

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told you this, you take it from me.

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No. He he negotiated

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3, 5, 5, 7, 11. The the most

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is 14. You can't go beyond 14 a

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month. So he accepted.

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Then that's the humblest piece. It's really not

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that he sat on the ground and put

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the yeah. I mean, the, the power between

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him and Abdullah ibn Abi. Even though that

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is,

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He refused to be okay. The the the

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man was offering him a certain status, and

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he refused it, alayhi wa sallam. The woman

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that he came to his home, It's not

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when he negotiated with him something, alayhis salatu

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wa sallam. That's just something that doesn't come

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from someone who thinks he is, yeah, more

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than anyone.

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And he is and

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he is.

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He

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is. Comes even close, but he doesn't see

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them self that way. So he'll come to

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the house of that teenager.

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And discuss with him maybe how to do

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things. He'll negotiate and come up with something.

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The fear for his own health and fear

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for his own deen.