Adnan Rajeh – The Significance of Masajid #06

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			Allahumma salli wa sallim wa barik ala Nabi you know have you been on Muhammad? You know on early he
also homeodomain Oh God, Yahweh Imam on Muslim visa. Hey and see McCabe How are the Allahu Anhu on
oil? Julija me Samara Raleigh Allahu Anhu. A Quinta to journalists wouldn't be here. So Allah,
Allah, you earlier said, I'm here tonight, like him, I'm Muslim, right to us by a tabby. So you
might have been horrible of your loved one and he is as is basically speaking to Joe but have been
somewhat, which is one of the North Sahaba the Allahu Anhu. He asked him a question. And his
question is, did you ever? I mean, imagine if you met someone who met the Prophet Alayhi Salatu was
		

			Salam. I mean, we all met, technically speaking, that's that hasn't died off, because you can meet
your meeting, you meet scholars, you meet someone who met someone who met someone who met someone,
but I mean, the chain gets long and there's longer the chain, and it kind of gets diluted a little
bit. Even though you can you can find the planet probably find a chain of 2720 people, which is not
that, you know, it's not that long. If you think about in the larger scheme of things. And this is
still within this theme of significance of massage, you just look at it from a little bit of a
different angle. But I think it would have been really
		

			must have been really hard for the tabula to accept that he was just one generation late. You know?
Like, I we don't feel that because we're your generation number 30. Maybe you're 29 or 28, whatever,
but generation two, like you were just born like a few years before you would have met the Prophet
Alayhi Salatu was Salam that's like really annoying like the fact that you didn't meet him so Allah
he's like we send them so I can only imagine the time you're in always had questions for the Sahaba
about the Prophet, what are your thoughts? And I mean, you can find them all through the books of
Hadith and they're scattered around. But what they all have in common is like it's almost a it was
		

			like an embarrassing question they would ask like, they will just muster enough courage to ask
another Sahaba what was the lake like just in your own words? Like just I know, I know the Quran is
describes him and there are things we've memorized but you know, we can use that with him. But when
you did it when you were there, like what was like sort of Allah Allah CIBJO Salam and there was
always and those are the best. Those are my favorite because you always get like a very interesting
description from them because they had that personal experience. And this one here is not as
personal but it has a nice kind of flavor to it that is related to the to the theme Bacala Joe
		

			Burnham cathedra he said yes, very much. What kind of Salah Are you sell them it is also a lie a
como masala who by the Salah is for behavior will gather at Tattoo shops, and he would never leave
the messy dahlias thought was an after fajr until the sun came up, but he would stay in the masjid.
And it's all the same sun came up you would sometimes run into a rod and Decker but also he would be
he would would engage in conversation with God O'Connell. Yeah, hold on to V Emeril Jaya, Helia wire
to her death rune fire Hakuna oitavos Some from Allah Azza wa Taala it Shamu calm. Whenever the
whenever the sun came up, he would get up and he would leave. But the Sahaba would be sitting in the
		

			masjid. And they will be talking going back and forth. And sometimes they will be chatting about
what happened in Jehovah, like just the days of Jehovah, not necessarily the days that they lived.
But sometimes just the stories of the club that occurred during Shahinian. And this in their history
is very rich. They knew their history really, really well. Again, because of the poetry, the poetry,
poetry was written about every single incident that they'd memorize a lot of it so they knew their
history well, and they knew the stories of the of the of the heroes and the wars and what occurred.
So sometimes they would sit there, they talk about John Helia. And they would laugh, because it'd be
		

			like, say, some incident that occurred, that's funny, and the proper audio, so don't always smile,
you would hear them speak and he would and he would smile. And the reason I'm saying this is because
it kind of gives you I want you to get the idea of the environment of the message around the
portfolio. So it was when he came, he prayed he sat for a while. He did something others did other
things. They would chat. They would laugh, sometimes the Prophet alayhi salatu salam sometimes would
also contributed come he would listen, you're talking about Jehovah, you wouldn't come and tell them
Jania you shouldn't be talking. No, if they're chatting, they're laughing he would listen He would
		

			smile on his saw to Islam, and then go on his business. The Masjid was a place where they they were
very comfortable. They were comfortable. Obviously he pointed out certain things he taught certain
things don't come and buy and sell stuff inside of a messenger don't come and don't come in and
preach Gianni via your product or preach your own agenda or try to try to promote your product don't
do that stuff. Don't talk about haram obviously you're in the house of Allah subhanaw taala. But
outside of that they were in there and there was within their element they they felt that they were
very comfortable this they didn't feel that they had to be different than who they were and the
		

			profit out of your saw to Sam was didn't feel that he didn't have to be who he wanted to be. He
would say it is when Sundance also began he would perform his garden and recite the Quran and make
dua and all the scholars throughout history by the way did the same for as long as till this day
like for as long as you go back in history and as far as you go till today, you still find the same
habits that they had, but people used to sit around. So when people socialize in the messenger This
is actually a really nice thing. It makes me happy. I love seeing people socializing decision.
		

			The only caveat I think, to socializing the message is just watching out not to basically walk in
front of people who are praying or disturb someone who's trying to recite the Quran or revise the
Quran or just just kind of be mindful of those around you are trying maybe to perform an act of
worship or praying son or making dua or something, and been doing it too long, but socializing and
msgid. And chatting and sharing good moments is what the message is one of the major functions of
domestic and this is Joe, but even someone who has no recollection of the profile that you thought
to him, he reminds him, it remembers him that way. You remember that after slot division, you could
		

			always go and catch him on his own for a moment on his salatu salam because he's sitting in his
little son lentil soup. So you can catch him for a few months before the sun went up, and then walk
with him when he would go and go by and give them to the groups that are sitting in the masjid who
are chatting maybe about Malaysia Hindi and you'd find it funny when they said something that was
worthy of a smile. Yeah, we'll email Muslim Pisa. Hey, Seema, can you call politically Jeremy Samara
are the Allahu Anhu I couldn't do Jeremy Sunidhi your Salah hottie here early he was selling them.
But now I'm cathedra honey, Allahu Allah, Allah. Allah Nam cathedra what kind of sorta Allah Allah
		

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