Hosam Helal – Saviours of Islamic Spirit Episode 4 Al Hasan Al Basri

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slim welcome back to another episode of the saviors of Islam.

Tonight Insha Allah we begin with a moment from the Prophet Muhammad

sallallahu alayhi salam his life he gathered the companions and

said very powerful words to them. He said fellow fellow Allah He

Melfa corruption equal, whether I can share Alikum and to be subtle

alikoum dunya can boo so you thought Allah man can Kabila come.

That's an alpha zu Kemet and if so, what will he come? Kim and her

tone? Very powerful words What did the Prophet Muhammad Salim say

here, he said, By Allah, I don't fear poverty over you. I'm not

worried about poverty, poverty is not going to destroy you. What I'm

worried about is that the world would open up its doors for you,

the world would humble itself for you materialism would become so

accessible as it became accessible to the people before you. And it

would distract you like it distracted the people before you

and it would destroy you like it destroyed the people before you.

This was one of the favorite hadith of Al Hassan Al Basri. To

narrate from the member when he gave the lectures when he gave the

whole talk when he gave the reminders. And he would say this

in the face of the whole effect. This is what he was known for,

known for being an advocate for justice, in the most difficult and

in the most challenging of times. What else would he say? He would

remind the people of the hadith of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam

where it belongs Hadith and then he would say way, a whole new now

what are you terminal? Why even the Runa our Runa wallet, you were

food? Why have you how have you when was sim? I was seven, I was

cement. So what'd he say? He said, and then we'll sell a Musa say

there will come a time in which people will speak but they will

not be trustworthy. They will give their word but they will not keep

their promise. They will not fulfill their covenants and they

will become so complacent and so used to luxury, that they will

gain so much weight they will eat to the point again, where they

will be overfed. Tonight's Savior as we discussed is an Hassan Al

bursary.

An icon al Hassan Al bursary was known as Sayed a temporary the

master of all of the Teva in the second generation of Muslims. He

was respected by the companions to the point where listen to this

carefully. When Anna signo Malik was asked a question about Islam.

He said don't go to me when hustle and bustle is here. Even though

Anis is one of the most senior of the companions in the time of

hustle and bustle, and he's older, he said, I have learned and so did

a lesson. But Allah subhanaw taala bless the lesson with memory he

remembered and I have forgotten and of course this was anuses way

of demonstrating his humility. Don't ask me a question. When an

has an imbecile is here, let that sink in and has an ulcer he was a

child a baby growing up at the time of Ennis of nomadic a baby.

But imagine the companion who sat with Rasulullah salah, touch the

flesh of Rasulullah Salam, and then they will sell and meet so

much to offer Ennis and he spent 10 You know, 710 years with the

Prophet Muhammad selling me saying, don't ask me a question,

when it happened in basally is here. So who is this icon? Who is

this legend, the change Islamic history, where his parents from

the aristocracy like we discussed last night, where the powerful

where the rich? No, both of his parents were slaves, Sr, and

hierarchy, freed slaves, perhaps you have not heard the names

before. And that goes to show you Subhanallah with knowledge,

knowledge and true intention and sincerity, can take the most

unknown of people and elevate them in the sight of Allah subhanaw

taala and then has an adversity with speak to the whole affair and

he would remind them at a time in which people became you know,

complacent, and people became distrusting and there was much

corruption and we discussed last night, there was again, injustice

in the name of the state divisiveness and politics. That

was very, that was very poisonous and toxic. What would you say to

them? He would say them Allah subhanho wa Taala looks in a way

that befits his majesty he looks down upon the people, he looks to

the people of the earth. And the ones who are standing at night

praying to Allah subhana Donna's stead as icons like the stars

shine in the night. And the ones who are committing injustice will

eventually be brought to him and they will be showcased in front of

Allah subhanho data on yo Millenium and brought to justice

Subhan Allah, the companions of hustle and bustle in the scholars

would say every one of us had a specific

If you feel that the became exceptional, and so somebody was

an expert in field jurisprudence, someone who's an expert in now

grammar, somebody who was an expert in law, but it hasn't

basally by the consensus of those that were around him, was an

expert in every area possible. When the scholars have gathered,

they would say, go to Al Hasan as the ultimate authority. When the

scholars of Tafseer gathered, they would say go to Al Hassan as the

ultimate authority. And if not best, himself says, I have never

met somebody who's closer to the language of the Prophet Muhammad

Salam, his speech, the way he carried himself the etiquette,

then it hasn't allostery Subhanallah Where does it all come

from? How does this beautiful gift come and manifest itself in an has

an anniversary? There? Well, I must say two things happened. And

I want you to listen to this carefully. The first thing Subhan

Allah is automatic, the hubbub himself made dua for him, as a

child, Omar saw him as a child studying, walking around carrying

some notes. And he says, Oh Allah, make him FLP make him do it his

knowledge and make him beloved to the people. And that goes to show

you the power of dua, my uncles, my parents, my brothers and my

sisters, when you see good in the community, when you see potential,

make dua for the person, make dua for the person. Don't look at the

individual with envy and jealousy or any other ill feeling. Look at

that person as one of us. This is the future of our OMA make dua for

those that have potential. He left Medina at 17, went and lived in

Missouri. And when he settled in Missouri, that's how we got his

name. Two very interesting things happen when he settles in

Missouri. The first is he goes in, he collects as much knowledge as

possible from the owner of Basra and sits within a bass and becomes

one of his most dedicated students. Not only that, he joins

the campaign's defending the frontiers of Islam and spreading

Islam, and joins at least 70 other words, he joins, he carries the

sword at a time in which of course, the Muslim community, the

Muslim community was engaging with others in this way. He carries the

sword, he doesn't just stick to the books, he concerns himself

with the needs of the Ummah, he doesn't say I'm just a scholar,

I'm going to limit myself to, you know, my studying and my research

and my teaching, though he goes, and he shares the struggle of the

Muslim community. And that's a reminder for our shoe and our

ultimate, be one of the people don't be different. Don't be, you

know, it's good to be special in the fair. And Allah Subhana. Allah

gives you that privilege and blessing, it's good to be treated

with that respect, but make yourself accessible. And that's

one thing that made it hasn't basally really stand out one thing

again, or one example of how he made himself accessible is one day

he was sleeping at home. And his students felt comfortable enough

to enter the house while he's sleeping, you know, the family let

him in, and the SAT and the eight and a half or three wakes up. And

he's How did you guys get here? Well, your family let us in. He

says this is the sweetest feeling to know that you're not just my

students, you are my brothers. Now I feel so happy that you let

yourselves in with the permission of the family, and that you're

staying and you're eating and waiting for me. And he would say

to his students, I would feel comfortable, I would feel

comfortable. If you were to be comfortable enough to put your

hand in my pocket and take whatever you need without asking

me. Imagine the level of generosity, take whatever you need

and don't even ask when he went to El bussola. Many of the Arabs who

settled in El basura were very reluctant to wear the clothing of

alasa and has an illusory from very early on. He was one of those

who wore the clothing of the people of a Basa. And that really

gained the respect of those who live there. I'm not going to be

different. Now I'm going to adopt the clothing and the style of the

people. I don't want to build more barriers between me and my

community. Subhan Allah so He wore the pile of sand, which was the

clothing of the people of El basura. What are the thing that's

unique about hasta la serie is he maintained neutrality, when there

was tension and conflict between the Sahabas he was always quick to

maintain neutrality. But when it was, again, when one side was

clearly in the right, he did not compromise speaking justly. He

spoke justly, as a matter of fact, once and had judge came to him.

And he, you know, saw the beautiful eloquence of it had

judge saw the beautiful eloquence of an accent. And by the way, he

was very eloquent as well. So you recognize the elegance of other

hats, and he told him you're incredible. What a beautiful gift

that you have. What can I do for you? So magical head judge and I

had to do sports was known for a lot of unjust acts. You know, he

he catapulted the cab, he destroyed a part of the club and

there's a long story behind that, but he was not a man of justice,

even though he did some hair as well. But of course the injustice

prevails. Now what did what did the lesson How did the hustlers

spawned imagine how do you say what can I do for you? And how

judge is shocked to hear the response of it hasn't. He says,

The only thing that I can ask is for two more years of the filth of

aroma, meaning the filth of aroma, even the hubbub and some say the

filler for Ramadan Abdulaziz, meaning I wish that we can get

more of the time of justice so that you would have no position to

stand as somebody of injustice. And of course, it had judge enough

Sri fina FC kept it concealed. But he kept again, directly alluding

to it. And of course, being indirect as well and subtle in

speaking against untruth and injustice. My brothers and my

sisters, I'll leave you with three things inshallah before we close

very quickly, once it has an ill basally was in his home, praying,

and a thief enters the house.

And the thief expected and hustle and bustle, interrupted salah, but

it hasn't obviously continued praying, and finally finished and

the thief, you know, was caught. And it has mostly asked him what

brought you here, so come to you know, and he recognized them. So

he said to him, do you have anything in the house? Is there

anything at all that I can take? It has elbow services? No, I have

nothing of the Dooney you can look around, I have all nothing that

you can take, you know, just the basic stuff that I'm sleeping in

my basic bedding besides that nothing else. He says, Well, is

there anything that you can get? Is there anything he says come

with me, my brother and let's pray to rock as to Allah subhanaw taala

together, and he stood next to him and they prayed to rock as and the

hustle bustle recited as beautifully of the Quran about the

etiquette of forgiveness and seeking forgiveness and forgiving

others and those that really touched the individual that came

to steal the thief and he repented to Allah subhanaw taala. And what

stands out here, although there's discussion about the authenticity

of the story, regardless of that, what stands out is the eloquence

of an Hasson you could have gave him a long lecture. And it hasn't,

by the way, was a very powerful guy, big guy, very tall, very

muscular. So he wasn't in a position of weakness, he could

have easily overpowered that man. So he told him come and pray. He

didn't use large words, and a long conversation on the long reminder,

kept it short. Let's pray together, Stan to Allah subhanaw

taala and pray together at night, once he was approached by some of

the Amir's and they told him you know what? Were actually some of

the slaves in the community approached him and they told him,

You should give some reminders, some hope about the importance of

freeing slaves. So he went the first week, the second week, third

week, fourth week, didn't give any hope was about freeing slaves.

Finally, on the fourth or fifth week, he gave a reminder about the

importance and the budget associated with freeing slaves. So

they asked him, why did it take you so long? He said, I wanted to

make sure you know, I didn't own any slaves. I didn't have the

power or the money to be able to afford so I saved up and I went

and found someone who was a slave and I set them free, so that

before I get on the member, and I tell others to do that, I would

have done it myself, so that I would avoid hypocrisy.

When he passed away, Jews, Christians and Muslims, left

masala and went to the grave site or to the graveyard to honor the

person of an Hassanal basally. And as it was on a Friday that He was

buried, and so many people attended the burial that the Assad

Salah in the masjid in Basra was not attended by anybody, all the

people, the more than the Imam, the people that usually pray in

the masjid, they left to honor al Hassan anniversary and make dua

for him. My brothers and my sisters at a time of injustice and

a time of division and a time of conflict. What stood out about

that Hassanal basally is humility is accessibility, his kindness and

eloquence through his words, and his his his insistence upon

speaking the truth to anybody that was around him. May Allah Subhana

Allah allow us to be from those who are just and fair in

everything that we say and in everything that we do. Yeah, I

mean, I mean, now I mentioned to you that it hasn't was very

eloquent. So let's look at some of the things that he beautifully

said. He said Sir Rafi pan at Durham Medina. Lie and fan Hatter

youfor recon.

what a what a terrible friend, the dyrham and the dinar, you know the

currencies, the gold and the silver. They will not benefit you

until the leave your hands. Look at that. Again. He was known for

his eloquence, very quick, very concise, and to the point he says

really NASA be fairly well at every room before we leave

I give advice to people with your action, not with your speech. And

he also says to the people around him in NEMA and a yam and you move

on, you're just, you're just a number of days. Malema MALBA Yom

Maga Baldock every day that passes a part of you passes and he would

say this to the fullest. And he also spoke to the the Khalifa at

the time and he says, enamel Eman, release EBITDA, Halle Walla with

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He says indeed, Faith Eman is not in this, you know, exaggerated and

beautiful displays that people do. And it's not in wishful thinking.

Indeed a man is what resides in the heart and what is confirmed by

action. May Allah Subhana Allah make us believers design como la

hyaluron Subhanak Allama Hamrick. Nisha to Allah Allah Allah and Mr.

Furukawa to break was Salam alaykum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh