Hasib Noor – When Prophet Muhammad Died: Witness the Leadership of Abu Bakr

			Ladies and gentlemen, welcome. We're having a discussion here with Hasib newer one of our latest
additions to the institute roster. One of the things that we're themes that we're going to be
discussing is some lessons that we can derive from the leadership of Sonic companions after the
death of the Prophet Mohammed. Right. So one of the most common ones that we are familiar with, is a
bucket. And so I know we were discussing before, and you were talking about how one of the common
themes in leadership of other buckets is the theme of unity. Why don't you kind of elaborate on
that? Well, one of the most powerful things and let's have a look at all the lion who is as
		

			everybody knows, he was the closest person to the Prophet. So I said, I'm after his own family. And
we could have spent his living days and nights with the Prophet. So I said, I'm all the way from
Mecca to Medina. Yeah, to the extent that the prophets lesson would visit, I will look at twice a
day every single day. I shall not be alone. I mentioned that. But a lot of people don't realize
twice a day every day just like as a just normal. Yeah, he would come visit these. Exactly. When he
migrated. I just said the Prophet came to us and a time he never would come. Okay. He came at a time
when the sun when the sun was very hot. It was like,
		

			yeah, so that's why she said the Prophet used to visit us in the morning and in the evening. Oh, for
those of you who don't understand that concept, unless you've lived in the south.
		

			Oh, my God, you can feel the intensity of the sun at noontime. That's why I mean, even in Malaysia,
like, it's like, at noon time, it is it's hard to go outside. Yes, basically, it was that hot that
the promises and came to visit a walk along the line, to give him the announcement of being his
companion on his migration to Medina. So we know that about abubaker that he was the closest person
to the prophecy center. But when it comes to the prophets, I said him now has passed away in the in
history. Yeah. And it pretty much has traumatize the companions. And nobody knows what to do on what
is there yelling, he's not gone. And the man is just in a state of shock. And everybody mentioned in
		

			a novel way isn't isn't complete, almost trauma. Would it be fair to say that it was kind of
pandemonium? Or is it more so like, Oh, my God, I can't believe this happened. It's like, Oh, my
God, I can't believe this happen. And at the same time, they didn't know what to do. I was just
sitting there in the in the profits mesh it in such a state of shock. He's saying this didn't happen
in the first place. So it wasn't pandemonium. But it was just such a shock. People didn't know what
to do. And, and the Prophet sallallahu sallam, you know, I think set that all of that up for a
while, but kind of the longer to come all of the guidance, all of that time with him. All of the
		

			companionship was not to set in motion, I will buck comes in. And he goes to the prophets, I said,
and even though he has a human emotion of showing sadness, it's as if Allah wanted to save him from
that trauma of actually seeing the Prophet pass away. He was with him the entire time in his life.
But isn't it funny, he was not there when the Prophet actually passed away. He was visiting somebody
wasn't Yeah, who was like, he was in Sun which is an area he was with his with his wife. Yeah. And
then when he heard he came to write in, so it's as if Allah allowed aboubaker to be with the Prophet
slice them in every moment that he ever faced in difficulty and hardship. But he saved a bucket from
		

			seeing the Prophet slice Island in that moment when he was, you know, going on to the highest
companionship. So I will look at when he comes in. It's a moment of absolute, you know, sadness, he,
he's crying, and he kisses the prophets I said, in between his head and he says, You were so
beautiful when you were living and you beautifully passed away as well. So we had that moment of
humanity, that moment of sadness, but after that, all of that companionship just came into play, the
guidance of the prophets I sent him came into play when I will walk and walks into the machine. It's
almost as if a loss of panels at a position to this particular person to be that leader, which would
		

			save the oma from collapse. Alright, so he saved them below as the consequences of okay him not
having to experience that.
		

			That trauma, firsthand, a lot have to do what when he didn't see the Prophet, so I said, I'm
experienced that kind of trauma. It was an ability for him to overcome what everybody kind of
already felt. Okay, that sadness of actually seeing the prophets I sent a pass away. Yeah, I lost
pints. Attica saved him from that. So he was more, I guess you could say composed than the rest of
the companions. Well, what was he able to communicate in that composure? And like, when he went up
onto the member, the first thing he did is praise the last kind of sad, then he told them
		

			the prayers upon the Prophet peace be upon him, and the first thing that he told to them is diverse
in the plot. One man will hammer down a lot of the heroes that Mohammed Salah Masaryk sent a
messenger that was sent like messengers before him as a matter of putting a follow up to Milan
particle that if he was killed, or he passed away, would you then turn back on your heels from this
faith, and if you do, a loss of habitat does not need us and a loss of parents data will
		

			reward those who are constantly in a state of thankfulness? Weren't those the same verses from a
hunt? Yes, exactly. Okay. So this is this shows you the Dutch, the physician of how powerful this
moment was. That verse was revealed, after the Battle of when people thought the Prophet died. So
when the prophet SAW said him actually passes away, and and Abu Bakar, recites these verses, it
strikes the hearts of the companions. And if you can imagine, you know, there's emotional triggers
in our lives, somebody might touch you and your shoulder, or might say something right back to them.
Exactly. Remember when your father passes away or a parent or family member, and you somebody does
		

			this to you, it has an emotional trigger. So essentially, him stating that right was emotionally
brought everybody back to the emotional state of God. Exactly. And not only that, but it now adds to
the experience of the reality of understanding this verse. In its true reality. The prophets I said
now has passed away. So what are the companions do? It was as if a loss handler position abubaker,
for him to recite this verse, and the companions said that every single one in the message started
to repeat this verse, meaning they lived the Quran. And they said, they walked out of the masjid
repeating the verse with tears in their eyes, but they had solace that alone was going to carry this
		

			Deen forward. And they said, when abubaker recited these verses, it was as if we heard these verses
for the first time. That was the most powerful moment that abubaker brought, and would kind of have
the central theme for the time of his khilafah even though was short, that he was going to bring
unity to a nation, you know, on the verge of almost not understanding what the future would bring.
		

			Guys, thank you for tuning in. I see. Thanks for that wonderful explanation, and shallow tuning for
some of the other videos that we're gonna be talking about on the same subject of leadership. But
exploring that for various themes from the different companions that were leaders during this time.