Ahsan Hanif – The Ettiquettes Of The Student Of Knowledge 1

			Rahim Allah,
		

			when Allah Himanshu fusina wanna see Dr. Medina de la la la
		

			la De La Hoya de la ilaha illAllah Whoa, whoa la sharika wash to Atlanta bnmc Donna Muhammad Abdul
Rasulullah
		

			sallallahu alayhi wa early he was talking to he will seldom at the Sleeman kathira my bad
		

			as I'm sure most of you are aware, our brother Shahab, Osama is away on Hajj. And so I've been asked
to cover his Sunday lectures. And since I was going to start my own series after after read insha
Allah, which I used to do on a Thursday and inshallah it will continue on a Thursday afternoon,
which will be unfair. And inshallah we're going to go through the book Bulu muram of imaginable *
Rahim Allah, the famous book of Hadith
		

			pertains mainly to fish and the rulings that a person needs to know in their paper that and in their
daily lives. So since we are going to go through the Anyway, after, after, I thought what would be a
nice introduction to that, and to that series of lectures would be to go through another book of
another great scholar of Islam. But this time pertaining to the etiquettes and mannerisms, and the
way that a student of knowledge should conduct themselves. One of the things that I've noticed is
that we go to many lectures, we attend many conferences, we sit with many scholars, but I think very
few of us really know the true etickets of a student of knowledge. And it brings to my mind that
		

			famous statement of the mother of Imam Malik Rahim Allah, who, when Emma Malik was a young boy, she
took him by his hand, and she took him to one of his first shells, one of his first teachers, a man
by the name of Robbie, Otto, Ronnie rahima, hula. And she took him to him. And she said to him, to
her son, go to Robbie Hoffman.
		

			And take from his etickets before you take from his knowledge, and look at this woman, and she
wasn't a scholar of Islam, his mother, was anyone famous. She wasn't someone who'd studied with
scholars, but she knew the basics. This was something which was known to the Muslims of that time.
When you go to someone to a scholar to a teacher to a chef, take from his etiquette and his
mannerisms, before you take from his knowledge. And let's first report that Mr. Mohammed Rahim
Allah, it is said that he would have over 5000 students in his lectures, over 5000 people in Bohol,
dad, out of them only 500 would right.
		

			And the remaining 4500 would just simply watch him, his manners, his etiquettes his mannerisms, the
way that he conducted himself. And so people will go to the scholars, yes, they would listen to the
knowledge they would benefit. But they weren't serious students in the sense that they were writing
everything that he said down, memorizing what he said, coming back the next week to learn what was
going on next. Simply, they would sit with him just to look at the way that he was the way that he
conducted himself, the mannerisms and the etiquettes that he possessed Rahim Mahalo to Allah. And
this is why even with our own children, anyone that's a father, anyone that's a mother, anyone
		

			that's an Uncle and Auntie you know that when you have a little child in the house, one of the
things that are the one of the first things that we teach our children is etiquette and mannerisms,
just as we teach them to say la ilaha illAllah and the Salaam are they