Adnan Rajeh – The Significance of Masajid #06

Pulled out and they called them.

The hadith that ibn Majah, narrated in his

that are that he's the only the only

collection, and this is one of them.

Conried to us by Abu Lab ibn Nu'Als

with a authentic generation within the,

series or the theme of, the significance of

Masajid, which I'll cover this week and maybe

a little bit of next week. Unless we

start with August, I'll in August, I'll I'll

go into the,

theme of outreach, which is what August is

what our month of outreach is August, so

we want to encourage everyone to do that

throughout the month.

It's what Abdullah ibn Amr said,

And I the first time I heard this

hadith, just I it's a note that has

nothing to do with the actual, point here,

but I thought it was,

hopefully beneficial to, to share with you. The

first time I heard this hadith from my

teacher,

he could not get over this piece.

He stopped at that piece, and he just

spent the whole time talking about that piece.

What piece?

For him that that statement was a statement

of such blessing,

of such beauty that he just couldn't get

over it. That I think of this, you're

someone who can go ahead and say that.

That you are someone who lived a life

where you can say, I prayed with the

prophet something.

And we were there with him for that

salah. And he would take that once Yeah.

He didn't finish the hadith. I learned this

hadith because I'm like, well, what was the

hadith that you're going to say? And I

went and looked it up to figure out

what the hadith was because he couldn't finish

it. He just was focused on

that that we prayed with him and we

had that the the blessing of that, the

beauty of that, the fact that he could

make that statement that he prayed one day

with the prophet

any prayer of any soul

And I thought that was something I I

found it interesting when I heard it, and

I thought I would share it with you.

The people who finished Maghrib, some of them

went,

and some of them stayed around.

Prophet stepped into his house, then he came

out, and he was in a hurry.

Meaning he's out of breath. He was running

he he ran. Hasil Aruk Matehi, he was

holding his or his or whatever. Or is

he that where he was wearing? He was

pulling it up to where his knees were

so he could so he could take any

long straws so he can actually get there

quicker. Meaning, he was in a hurry to

tell people something.

Good news for you.

He said that the the Allah

in good news for you. Your lord has

opened one of the doors of the heavens,

and he is showing you off to his

malaikah saying, look at my servants. They have

performed the farila and they're sitting around waiting

for the next faribah in my worship.

This is what the prophet

came to run to the people who stayed,

like, who I who I didn't have anything

else better to do and decided instead of

they sit in the Masjid and do and

do Quran and maybe

they ask how other people are doing and

waiting for

to come afterwards and pray. And the prophet

came running to tell them, by the way,

your your lord right now, he he showed

you off the because he look, they're sitting

there. Now mind you, they were the only

people on the per on the planet doing

it at that time,

just as a, as a point of, reference

that may be of of interest to you.

At that moment,

they were the only group of of human

beings on the planet.

The prophet

there was only Masjid that was built by

at that point. It was an early Madani

Hadith early Madani Hadith.

And there was no other Masjid. And whoever

prayed Maghrib with the prophet alaihis salatu, sometimes

it was the only Masjid that was yeah.

Yeah. Maybe is is another one. But this

was a very the group was very it's

a very elite group of people, a very

elite group of people who were doing this.

And Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala but it doesn't

mean that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala won't do

the same for you when you sit around

a little bit longer. Or you could go

home and or go could could go and

just waste an hour doing something else. But

you decide, you know, I'll send the Masjid,

I'll read the book of Allah Subhanahu Wa

Ta'ala. I'll learn something. I'll I'll give salams

to some people who haven't given it a

long time, and I'll wait for the isha

Allah

Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala shows his.

He shows you off to his

look look at my servants. They are this

is how dedicated they are. This is how

devoted they are. They are willing to sit

and and just wait for the next Fareeelah.

They prayed 1 and they're waiting they're waiting

for the other. May Allah subhanahu made because

amongst those who love the Masjid that way,

who enjoy the Masjid that they feel that

the Masjid is a place of is that

is that cornerstone

for them in their life. It's the place

where they always return to. It's the place

where they want to go when they have

when when you have nothing to do, where

do you go? Yeah. When you're when you're

not busy, where do you recline? Yeah. When

when when life is where do you go?

Is it the Masjid? Is that the place

when you're, like, you're not busy, you come,

and I have nothing else to do. I'm

gonna sit and wait for.

When you have work and you have people

are sick or you have to go and

you have to finish assignments or you have

to write whatever it is you have to

do. You have to do that. No one

no one no one but when you don't,

where do you spend your time? Yeah. Where

do you find your time best spent? Where

do you enjoy spending it? Is it the

house of Allah in way in yeah. You're

waiting for the next and the next act

of worship where you can you can be

close to Allah

if you do, while the prophet

comes running to you.

He comes running to you with a smile

on his face holding up his so he

can get to you as quickly as possible

to use his word,

good news to you. Good I I have

good news for you. Your lord sees this

of worthy, of worth, of value. He loves

to see you in this position. He's showing

you off to his other creations who have

don't because a lot of the Malaika are

I mean, I would be. I would be,

skeptical if I was one of the malaika.

I'm not, but if I were, I would

be skeptical that I don't know.

They don't seem to be behaving that well.

So Allah

said, nope. Look. Look at them. Like, they

could have gone somewhere else but they chose

to stay in my house and to worship

with

the. It has value to it. Something beautiful.

Something that can grow and turn into.

May Allah grant. Grant us the ability to

be amongst those people.