Hamzah Wald Maqbul – Hayat alSahabah Avid for the Guidance of All Mankind.mp4

Hamzah Wald Maqbul
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The speaker discusses the use of w intent and happiness in the Bible, which is a common language used by the creator. The speaker explains that while some people may be happy, others may be w intented and w intented. The use of w intent and happiness is not a coincidence, but rather a reflection of the creator's desire to harm themselves or destroy themselves.
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So we start the chapter regarding

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the

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da'wah or calling people toward Allah

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The the chapter subheading

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is a description of how da'wah to Allah

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and his

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Rasool was more beloved to the prophet

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and the companions may Allah be pleased with

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them,

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than all other things And how they were

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very eager and keen,

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that all people should be guided and all

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people should enter into the deen of Allah

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and all people should be,

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drowned in the mercy of Allah subhanahu wa

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ta'ala.

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And how they,

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they would exert themselves in that in order

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to connect the creation with Alhaq Jallawalla with

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Allah,

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and the love of

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calling people to Allah and the, overwhelming preoccupation

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with it.

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So Imam Tabarani narrates from Saidna Abdullah ibn

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Abbasid

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be

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pleased with both of them.

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That in in regards to the of,

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the the

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where Allah says from amongst them there are

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wretched and from amongst them there are happy.

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And these two terms, wretchedness and happiness,

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they both are taken on their linguistic

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meaning, but but they are special, terminology the

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special terminology of Quran.

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Meaning, the person who is wretched is not

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the person who is feeling sad right now,

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but the one who will be wretched forever

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in the hellfire. And the one who's happy

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is not necessarily someone who's smiling right now,

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but the one who will be happy forever

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in jannah. But Allah created from amongst them

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the wretched and from amongst them the happy.

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And,

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other expressions like this from the Quran.

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Said, verily the messenger of Allah was

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eager

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that all people

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should believe in Allah

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and all people should take the oath of,

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fealty with him on the path of guidance.

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But thereafter, Allah informed him,

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a mighty and majestic is he that no

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one will

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believe except for those people who Allah ta'ala,

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previously had mentioned. Meaning, in the beginning of

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the creation, I've mentioned that those people will

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be the people of Saadah, the people of

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happiness.

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And no one will be misguided except for

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those people who Allah in the beginning of

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his creation had mentioned,

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would be from amongst the wretched. And then

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he said Allah, mighty and majestic as he

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revealed to his prophet

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the the the opening

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verses of Surah to show Allah.

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Namely

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what? That it seems that you are,

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going to harm yourself or destroy yourself

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just because the people are not believing in

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this message.

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Rather, you should know that Allah Ta'ala, if

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he wished to, he would have sent down

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a sign from the sky,

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such a sign that even in broad daylight,

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their their necks would have to bend down

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to it,

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in humility,

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in front of such a sign. If Allah

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Ta'ala wished to, he would have made everyone

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believe just by his overwhelming strength.

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But this is the choice of Allah that

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some people should believe and some people shouldn't.

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The Hafiz al Haythani

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who is

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a scholar of hadith, and specifically the Elmur

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Rijal.

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He said that this narration is all the

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narrators of this, narration are

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upright except for the only problem with the

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chain of narration is that,

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the 2nd tier, Ali bin Abi Talha, didn't

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ever,

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study directly with Abdullah bin Abbas radiAllahu anhu.

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And so this is something that, you know,

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it's something obviously the people, the scholars of

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hadith deal with these things. It doesn't necessarily

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mean that they hadith is not,

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authentic.

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But when upright narrators narrate and they skip

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a link sometimes,

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it happens for different reasons, sometimes political, sometimes

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intellectual, sometimes whatever.

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But, the point of saying this is that

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that link was skipped, but it wasn't, something

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that that,

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that deep. At least some of the ulama,

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including,

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Hafiz al Haythimi thought was something that damaged

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the authenticity. Sometimes if an upright narrator narrates

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something and he skips a link

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It doesn't mean that he's gonna start lying

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now

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So he may have just, neglected to mention

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sometimes just for many reasons, sometimes just because

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of a lack of time and Allah knows

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best.

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