Adnan Rajeh – The Significance of Masajid #2

Collection of both Bukhari Muslim, right to us

by Abu Hurairam. And the theme is the

significance of Masazhi. I'm gonna cover this over

the couple next couple of weeks. The the,

intention

is that once, August begins and we I

like like to make August the amount month

of outreach and everyone brings someone to a

masjid

that they that doesn't really go to a

masjid usually and you kinda put an effort

in trying to bring people to the bait

of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Not necessarily this

one but anyone and giving you a few

maybe reasons to, encourage yourself to do it

and maybe even encourage them as well through

these hadith of the prophet, alayhis salatu wasalam

was saying. And this one here is a

beautiful one where he says,

the first piece of the hadith of prophet

Alaihi Salam says the

will

meaning they will perform salah upon a person.

And the word salah in in in in

Arabic is a very versatile word. And the

words, it means connection. And it means dua.

And it means any form of barakah or

rahm or any form of goodness that goes

from one from one side to the other.

That's really what it is. It's just because

the word is connection. So a connection is

where something starts one way and goes and

is connected to the other side. So it

goes from one side to the other. And,

the and Allah performs salah upon human beings

and the can do 2 and you perform

salah upon the prophet

and you and you suddenly in general. So

this concept is is something is going from

one

side to from one place to the other

and there's some form of connection through it.

So

the perform their salah upon a person who

prays

if they stay in the place that they

prayed.

As long as they didn't lose their wudu.

Saying in their form of salah is the

following.

Sitting

there as you finish your salah, as long

as you're sitting in the place that you

prayed for a few moments and you haven't

lost your wudu, they will continue to say

And the human being, the ab the servant

continues to be in a state of prayer.

As long as they have not left because

of salah or something

connected to it. So right now, as you

sit here,

the only reason that you're not going back

to your family to

as he said

You pray in and there's something connected to

salah in terms of vikr or weird or

some reminder that you're listening to. So you

get the azure of salah, meaning you did

isha, you got the azure of obviously the

highest ranked

aljalfah that you will get. And then sitting

after it in your spot doing dhikr or

wirdo, listening to a reminder, you continue to

get the aljalfah because your only reason that

you're here is the reason for salah itself.

And that is even after the you're done

when you stand up and you give salah

to people, you're not immediately bolting back home.

It's something re related to salah. So you

continue to get the ajil of salah. The

malai can continue to stand there and make

dua for you and say And

that's the value of coming to a place

like this. Where there is something that's being

relieved for you. There's something that you're being

offered that you don't even know is happening

while it's happened. It's just because you came

for the sake of being close to

Allah. So Allah

make sure that as long as you're here

for that intention, he will continue to send

your ways.

May Allah grant us all of that. I

find that to be very very,

We forget sometimes that when you're in a

place, when you're in a masjid, you're in

a place where the malaika tend to enjoy

being. They tend to go there. They tend

to be around those people. And they have

things to offer you. Right? There's value in

in that. Like, not to be like, I'm

all for pragmatism and being practical, honestly. I

don't think you'll need anyone who's more. But

there's a piece that we can't don't don't

ignore that piece. Don't ignore the spiritual peace,

please. Don't forget that there's barakah in being

in certain places at certain times. Allah Subhanahu

Wa Ta'ala will place his barakah in certain

places at certain times. Know that.

So Masashi are places you go to when

you're feeling that weight, that burden, that heaviness

and that and that distance, you come. And

Allah

grant you something through that to where you

are that you wouldn't find anywhere else. So

don't so so never never forget that.