Hamzah Wald Maqbul – Hayat alSahabah The Death of Abu Talib.mp4

			So we jumped to the,
		

			the chapter regarding
		

			calling to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala,
		

			that we started from before,
		

			how the prophet
		

			used to,
		

			call toward Allah
		

			and toward him himself as the messenger
		

			and how the beginning of their was.
		

			And
		

			Allah
		

			became ill.
		

			A a group of men somewhere between
		

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			from Quresh. They, they entered upon him
		

			and they said,
		

			verily your nephew,
		

			curses our gods,
		

			and he does this and that, and he
		

			says this and that about them.
		

			So why don't you call him, and why
		

			don't you,
		

			forbid him from doing these things? Why don't
		

			you stop him from doing these things?
		

			So
		

			they called him Sallallahu alaihi wasallam and he
		

			came Sallallahu alaihi wasallam and he entered the
		

			house
		

			And the way everyone was sitting with Abu
		

			Talib was that the room was full. There's
		

			only 1 a space enough for 1 person
		

			right next to the bed with Abu Talib.
		

			And so Abu Jahl being the shaytan that
		

			he was,
		

			he he thought if the prophet
		

			sits close to him, he might feel,
		

			he might feel a little bit of, kindness
		

			for him.
		

			So he got up and sat in that
		

			place so the prophet
		

			couldn't sit close to him. And so the
		

			prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam didn't find anywhere
		

			to, sit except for far away by the
		

			door so that he could yell back and
		

			forth so that it's not a to reduce
		

			the comfort of the,
		

			the conversation.
		

			And so what happens is that when the
		

			messenger of Allah sallallahu alaihi wasallam sat in
		

			that place, Abu Talib, his uncle says to
		

			him, oh, my nephew,
		

			why is your why are your people complaining
		

			about you? And why are they saying that
		

			you curse their gods and you say this
		

			and that? And then all of them joined
		

			in and started to make all their complaints
		

			in the presence of his uncle. This is
		

			the elder of Banu Hashim. He's He's a
		

			living elder of Banu Hashim. They all started
		

			making their complaints, and they they made a
		

			lot of complaints. So when it was the
		

			term for the messenger of Allah sallallahu alaihi
		

			wa sallam to speak, he said, oh, my
		

			uncle,
		

			all I want from them is is is
		

			that they say one one thing
		

			And,
		

			if they say that one thing,
		

			the, the Arabs will will will will be
		

			lowered in front of them, meaning they'll become
		

			the master of the Arabs,
		

			and the non Arabs will pay them jizya.
		

			They'll pay them they'll pay taxes to them,
		

			meaning that they'll come under the subject subjugation
		

			as well.
		

			And so it caused this disruption in the
		

			Majlis. Him saying such a such a big
		

			promise, it caused it, disruption in the Majlis.
		

			And and and say and and Abu Talib
		

			then asked him, oh my oh my nephew
		

			sorry. So they they it caused a disruption
		

			in the madras, and then the people said,
		

			only one statement only one statement? Yes. Indeed.
		

			We swear an oath by your your father.
		

			If that's all it is that that will
		

			stop all of this problem, we'll give you
		

			10 statements,
		

			in its
		

			place. And they asked, what is it? And
		

			Abu Talib says, my nephew, what is what
		

			is this one statement that you want from
		

			them? And he said, la ilaha illallah.
		

			And so then
		

			they they they it caused a disruption again
		

			in the majlis and they stood up and
		

			started dusting their clothes off as if to,
		

			you know, just to leave like as if
		

			this entire majlis was a waste of time
		

			for them
		

			And what did they say? They asked the
		

			question has he made all the gods into
		

			1 God?
		

			This is something very strange to us.
		

			And
		

			it's said that that's the time the Surah
		

			saw this
		

			Ayat and
		

			told
		

			that that they'll understand once they taste my,
		

			you know, what the reality of the matter
		

			was, once they taste my wrath,
		

			that these were revealed at that occasion.
		

			And this was also this was narrated by,
		

			Ibi and
		

			Behati
		

			and
		

			Hakim
		

			and and and and it was narrated by,
		

			ibn Abi Haqqim and and,
		

			Imam Ahmed al Assai in their chapters of
		

			or the books of the Quran.
		

			And,
		

			it was,
		

			it was narrated
		

			by a number of other masha'ik, and he'll
		

			talk about the other narrations later.
		

			But, suffice to say,
		

			the one lesson to learn from this that's
		

			the clearest is what? Is that the prophet
		

			sallallahu alaihi wasallam, he wasn't a rude person.
		

			He wasn't a a a a person who
		

			caused problems unnecessarily.
		

			But at the same time, when it's a
		

			matter of haqq, he had a lot of.
		

			These are all the most respected people. These
		

			are the people he personally respected the most
		

			in the world. They're all gathered in 1,
		

			one room, and his uncle is a person
		

			who he loves and respects and who loves
		

			him and respects him. And,
		

			someone that if he had any way of
		

			not disappointing him, he would have done done
		

			so and who's done a lot for him.
		

			But when it comes to the hap the
		

			prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam with great dignity
		

			and with directness, he said what he needed
		

			to say. Okay? So don't get it confused.
		

			There's some people say, oh, the hadith?
		

			Yeah. So that's why I'm going to be
		

			hard every time I I do anything. So
		

			if, you know, everyone else in the family
		

			wants to eat at Burger King, and I
		

			want to eat at McDonald's, I'll say, no,
		

			McDonald's. I'm gonna say it, and I'm gonna
		

			that's not those are stupid things. Those are
		

			not what we're talking about. If something's a
		

			difference of opinion, say Amin out loud. Don't
		

			say Amin out loud. Those are not the
		

			things that you're supposed to be like this.
		

			But there's a a few things, not many,
		

			but a few things in life that are
		

			so clear, they're clear as day and night,
		

			you know. And you you know, the time
		

			and place we live in will be tested
		

			with those things, with the homosexuality
		

			and zina and drinking and all of these
		

			things. These are all sins in the munqaraat.
		

			They're foul things. And maybe everyone in the
		

			room is going to accept them. But, when
		

			it's time to say the, a person,
		

			you know, should remember the sunnah, the Nabi
		

			sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. This is not bad
		

			aflak or being rude or anything to say
		

			the and to not really fear anybody when
		

			saying it.
		

			And this was also the prophet
		

			bravery in calling people toward
		

			Allah. May Allah give us
		

			to bring the
		

			into our lives.