Ammar Alshukry – 99 Names – EP 43 – Asshafee

			Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to another episode of the 99 names. I'm your host bill
Dawson and I'm here with amado shokuhou tagging along and today we are going to go over the name of
a lot a Shafi a Shafi and I learned that this is different from shaffir, which is the amount of chef
here. No Shafi but a chef, the intercessor Okay, a chef here means intercessor a chef, he is
		

			the healing intercessor No, no, no, no. I Shafi re Yes. I don't know that could be his tribe or
where he's from, I don't know. I don't know what how he got that last name. I Shafi. Okay. But it
goes back to this concept of intercession. Okay, as opposed to a Shafi the healer, interestingly
enough growing up in Sudan, so she thought, Yes, okay. Growing up in Sudan, a kid or a child is
called in rural places, a shafia.
		

			And that's just what you call a little kit. Okay. They call it a showerhead. So let's say schufa, a
group of kids call them show fat, or a young kid is called a chef, and later on,
		

			you realize how they became called at Sheffield kids, okay. And that is because when a kid passes
away, they become an intercessor. Oh, and so. So that's that's one of the benefits of having to
endure through the pain of losing a child. Yeah. Eliza? Yes. sends the angels or a lot asked the
angels. Did you take the heart of my slave?
		

			says yes, acaba, too similar to it? Or more appropriately? Did you take the soul of the child of my
slave? Yes. Did you take the fruit of their heart or in English? Who would you say? Did you take
their heart? And they would say yes. And he would say, What did my slave say? They would say, how
mad they castalia your slave said it hamdulillah. And it started out basically means they said in
alila, he were in LA, he allowed your own Yeah, we belong to a lion to him, we will return and then
allow us to see the angels build for my slave a house in Paradise and call it the house of price.
		

			And beta. Wow. And so this is of the rewards of because there is no loss rate and the loss of a
child. And so when a person in that moment of difficulties as at Hamdulillah, we belong to a lot to
him. I mean, you hear so commonly, especially in American context, no parents would have to bury
their child. But yet one out of every three families goes through this. Really? Yes. One out of
three. Yes. A third of all families go through the experience of miscarriage, or does the
miscarriage count? Yes. Okay. And miscarriage counts as far as the data that I'm quoting. Okay. And
I mean, usually people more and more, it's becoming popular where people actually they'll
		

			communicate that but there's still a lot of times people just suffer in silence and they want, man,
okay. Yeah. Because I mean, I heard about a close friend of mine who, you know, I only found out
after well after the fact that, you know, they actually had a kid who had a miscarriage. I mean,
they had a miscarriage, and like, but they just, they didn't tell anybody. Yeah. And wow, okay.
		

			What's interesting is, I mean, I was just reflecting things. My mom, she's the eldest of 12. But
before her there was another child who died when they were young. And 11 survived. No, she she's 12.
So before my mom was born, there was another child, so 12 survived. Yeah, Mashallah. That's amazing.
		

			But it was from
		

			from it was from because my mom's mom died when she was young. So I think my grandmother from my
mom's side, buried as many children as she actually who actually survived how many she had four who
survived into adulthood, okay, and at least another four passed away as children. At least another
four, as they just painful enough to think about just one. Yeah. And then you look at the Bravo
sauce and know who varied all of his children except for a while Emma, and she, he knew she was
gonna last him by six months. Okay, and you knew that Hussein was going to be murdered. And it's
just that she would Outlast him only by what? divine? No, he Yeah, he told her that she was the
		

			first of his family members to catch up to him. Okay. How much? Did he know that she was going to
outlast them for six months? I don't know. Okay, but he knew that she was the first one to to catch
up to him.
		

			Word Okay, so the children of the prophets Allah. You got Fatima? You've got Xena roquet uncle soon.
Yeah. You have Ibrahim. You have a Qasim? Yes. Who some scholars also considered to be asleep. Okay.
And some considered to be up to the law. So it could be anywhere between three separate children.
Yeah, or one child who has multiple names, multiple names, okay. And so if you are going to consider
that he had one
		

			Son then he had one son in Mecca and one son in Medina and four daughters. Okay, well he has three
sons in Mecca and one son in Medina and four daughters Okay, and all of them passed away. So it'll
call you uncle foam Zen and Zeno they all passed away. Okay in Medina wow yeah, that I didn't know
what okay and um consumer both married tourists might not find both of them. Right. Okay, okay. I
remember that's why they call them the new rentas the bear of two lights Exactly. And had said that
no man ever married two daughters of a prophet except for not fun. I think the other honor was a had
they continued to pass away he would continue to marry as many daughters to them as he said. Sam
		

			said if we had another one, we would have made her two. Nonetheless, that is a long prelude to the
name of a lot of Shafi a show fear the healer a Shafi meaning the healer now a Shafi isn't a name of
a lot heard the hold on Okay, it is by the Hadith of the prophets on the lightest center. Okay. The
only mention of a lot being healing in the Koran
		

			is the statement of Ibrahim Addison and when he's talking to his people, and he says what he does
for who Ah, Finn, okay, he says when I become sick, he is the one who heals me a lot is the one who
heals me okay. However, in Hadith and mahadi, the prophet SAW the light SLM when he would visit a
sick person he would say, Allahumma Allah been as it had been best, as Sri anta Shafi la Shiva as
Sri. Allah heal anta Shafi you are el shafie you see that Elif lamp. So now we've got a name here as
Shafi, la shifa in LA Shiva, Shiva, La La Rosa, comma, there is no healing except for your healing.
A healing that leaves behind no ailment. So the prophet SAW Sam said alohomora bidness Oh Allah The
		

			Lord of mankind. Okay. Remove alphabets remove the harm. Okay, so we've got a dog coming up here.
Hold on. Yeah, so Allah home Mama. robinus Yes, prob. Then. No, Mama banasura been Yeah, that's just
a grammar grammatical point. Oh, okay. Then NASS. Okay as fee or sorry before that as he as he bill
bass, he bill bass, hey, Bill, bass, but as this literally means, like from from a little bit of
sloppy, you know, filling
		

			in sort of tobacco where it says was sloppy and I feel about it well, they are patient in Besa, they
are patient in harm, okay. When harm afflicts them their patients so that he does what he did best
in moments of harm moments of difficulty, okay. And so here as the hibel bass, the habit means to
go, okay. And add the hit means to make go away. Okay. So make the harm go away. The hibel Beth's
ash v heal. So it's a it's a it's a supplication. ashy fee. It's in a command form, but you don't
command. Yeah. When you're directing upwards, right when you're escalating it to allies. Okay.
You're not commanding, you're requesting
		

			to be asking in a way that is a strong, yeah, of course. Okay. Nothing changes in the form, okay.
The only thing that changes is what you call it. Okay. You know what I mean? When you are when you
are, it is a strong request. And that's what the prophet commanded. He said, when you ask a law, ask
a law.
		

			Don't say if you wish, okay, because no one for better or worse is going to twist his arm. Okay, you
see, I'm saying, actually, that's a horrible phrase to use, but no one is going to force a lawyer to
do anything, right. Okay. So a lahoma
		

			of hibel bas Ashley will enter sheshe fee he while that's when he was visiting a sick person, okay,
because that's a male so you say ash Fie. heal him if it was a woman who said she had a she heal her
ash? Or you would say for example, ashvini heal me okay. You just change the pronoun depending on
who you're requesting. will enter Shafi You are a chef he will enter a chef work under a Shafi sh.
		

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			la shifa Elashi folk, there is no healing last shifa, she for Elashi folk Illa. She
		

			took Shiva and lay or hydro sarcoma, a healing that leaves behind no succumb no ailment. There's a
lot of shift. Yes, okay. Shiva en la vie de la Sakuma, Shiva and La you have ideal Sakuma,
		

			the route satama And the idea here is that Allah has placed for every disease
		

			Okay, hold on this is break this down real quick. Allahu Allah O Allah robinus the Lord provides
Sustainer of humankind
		

			other hip other hibben bus make go away the harm
		

			us free he or she has Feeny and heal me heal her heal him. Well, under Shafi, you are the healer.
Yes. Last shift, there and there is no healing Illa except shift except your healing shift.
		

			You are the root chakra nanodomains. So healer healing that leaves behind no ailment, okay, healing,
that I'm getting good at this. Yeah. leaves behind, no ailment, and I just put between bat brackets
body.
		

			So you know that it's at the highest level of authenticity. And the point here is that when you ask
and when you seek healing, and everybody gets sick at some point, but we recognize that Allah is the
one who heals.
		

			allows the one who heals, no matter how difficult and all you have to do is talk to people who have
been sick. Yeah. And you will come across story of story of story of people. And I've had friends
who are doctors who have told me and they said, Listen, when you practice medicine, you realize that
a lot heals. Hmm. There are so many people who come across and we're like, how are you even still
alive?
		

			And they've told me this. And at the end of the day, who's the one who heals them? Yeah.
		

			And so asking healing from Allah. And one powerful
		

			story that I've heard, was a man who a friend of his had been suffering from cancer, young man. And
he asked him a very strong question. He said, How long have you stayed? At the
		

			he said the phrase that he used was in prostration. House? How strong? How much? How many hours have
you spent in prostration? In the offices of doctors, basically, you know, at the altar of doctors,
as we were saying English, like how how, how long did you stay at the altar of doctors? And he said,
many, many, many days and hours and weeks and things like that. And he said, How much have you
stayed in prostration? in front of a lot. So it's kind of rebuking him? Yes. Okay. And he said to
him very little. And he said, Go and make long such lists, and ask a lot to heal you. And that story
ended up favorably A few months later, he said that that man was healed, kept whether the cancer was
		

			in recession or what have you, but Eliza is the one who took care of healing. And so the take home
here is that you ask a lot for healing.
		

			Go and do medicine because the province I sent him says to Tao, he said, take medicine.
		

			Use medicine. Yeah. But that the person but don't. Don't make your heart rely on it. Yes. And that's
why they say about talk well, that Oracle is kind of like tied to the same idea of that, that your
hands are attached to the dunya. But your heart is attached to Laura. Another way to phrase that is
that your hands are busy, but your heart is still okay. Right? That's pretty cool. Thank you. So
your hands are busy, but your heart is still you're taking all the precautions doing everything that
you need to do but your heart is attached to a lie. So again, and you recognize the question is it's
hard man.
		

			Making that heart still it's not easy. And that's why the reward of it is 70,000 people will enter
Paradise without any account. They will have Global Entry if you will to paradise, or galactic or
universal.
		

			There's been no customs no questioning, no passports, no, you know anything. They just go straight
to paradise. One of the provinces send them was asked to describe them. He said they are the ones
who don't seek omens. They don't brand themselves with fire. They don't brand themselves with fire
was that and that's a particular medicine that they used to talk about clotting. Because you know,
sometimes and this has been like an old Civil War method. If somebody got shot or sliced or
whatever, right? No, they would take a little even the Sahaba used to do that. Okay, these to put to
heal wounds in boiling oil. Yeah, exactly. Just the clock this No, that's not that's not talking
		

			about that. Oh, there must have been some sort of superstition that was tied to this practice. Oh.
		

			They don't take omens from birds. They don't see croupier. What the secret key I mean, rupee is
perfectly valid. But there is a level of torque on a lot where a person no longer that person
doesn't even ask anyone to secret appeal. Okay? they don't they don't say Hey, man, can you resort
to a fight over my forehead? They don't do that even though it's out but they don't seek it from
other people. Hmm. And then the Prophet sums it up when he says why a lot of Quran. They depend on a
Bible.
		

			Meaning they won't even ask people for, you know, even the most What does this mean?
		

			You wonder to draw pseudo lessons himself would do rookie on himself. Yes, right. There's nothing
wrong with doing it okay on yourself. The question is What if one has the option and the capacity
and capability to doodle oneself? Why would they ask somebody else? A lot? Why do people ask people
to make the offer them?
		

			Because they're going for Hajj, not because they're going for what? They ask people randomly all the
time. Please make darfuri please make dua for us. But I think they were saying more than just not so
much. No, they're completely serious. We can just nobody says that in jest. So you know, just kind
of Hey, you know, mengalami, right. This is not like saying it's not serious. Yes. Well, it should
be something serious. And that's a problem. Okay. It's become so superficial, that it's almost like,
she was like, oh, like, you shouldn't be doing such and such, right. Yeah. Like, oh, it just makes
off for me. No, you just stop doing that. Yeah, right. Oh, that's to me. Yeah. No, the point here is
		

			that it's a cop out. Yeah. So the idea here is that a person shouldn't
		

			not that a person shouldn't but the high because this is the high This is the elite, the most elite
people. Yeah, right. Are the people who depend on a lot. So again, sincerely, and they don't ask
anyone for anything. Okay. Period. So would asking sincerely somebody to make the offer them fall
under the area of asking for okay. I personally, I don't see that as a making doc for you. Okay. I
don't see that as being the practice of the companions. I don't see that from being, you know, going
around, because you can make doll for yourself, right? There is a tradition, but it's controversial
that the prophets, Little Lies, send them astromech when Obama was going to omoto, yeah, to make to
		

			offer him that the problem is I sent him so much to make to offer him but that's a it's a
controversial headache in the sense of its, its authenticity, its authenticity. Okay. But you don't
definitely don't see it in the cultural companions. You don't read that in Hades literature.
ramadasa, welcome mcdow for me, and I will because it was understood. But even if a hadith itself
doesn't have the strength of say, say your husband or whatever, right, then it becomes inappropriate
to take action out of it.
		

			is allowed to take action on it if it's supported by something authentic? Yes.
		

			Exactly. Okay, exactly. So the science is stuff for your
		

			fun, good stuff. Oh, this is just total side tangent. But there's something really, really, really
fascinating. So I was reading this book, and they're talking about
		

			prosecution in American context trials, criminal trials. And they say that one of the key things
that comes into play, and this is how we're talking about evidence and the evaluation of evidence,
they said that good prosecutors and good defenders will make or break a case based on the chain of
custody of evidence. So one of the things that comes into play in the policies that they've
instilled in stated is that upon the collection of evidence, how is it collected? Who was collecting
it? Who was it passed on to and the chain of people who were doing it? Were they all law enforcement
professionals? And was there any opportunity at any point that there's a doubt or possibility that
		

			something could have tampered with the evidence? deliberately or not deliberately? Yeah. And so and
if there's ever a possibility of that, then they add, then what they push for is having that
evidence thrown out from the court, very nice as and so I was thinking myself like, Wow, that sounds
very similar, except instead of dealing with in terms of Heidi's sciences interest, and instead of
dealing with tangible evidences, you're dealing with intellectual evidence and tangible evidence,
but the same similar process is being applied. Who is it? What is their credibility? Is there a
possibility of alteration and so on and so forth? And so I think the best way to relate the
		

			fundamentals of the science of it is understand the chain of custody in a criminal investigation in
American loss context to me, that's beautiful. Gonna have to look that up for Sharla. So any lawyers
and police officers, you guys don't know you guys should go learn how do
		

			I set out the law