Hussain Kamani – Learning from the Seerah #5 The Passing of His Mother

			When the prophets that Allahu Allah He was Saddam was young, approximately around the age of six,
his beloved and dear mother, Amina departed from this world. This was a very heavy incident in the
Prophet's life, considering that he was born without a father, his father passed away before the
birth of a sort of loss of low honor he was in and then after his birth, maybe Sinhala holiday was
set on what's was sent off to the Bedouin lands with Halima sadiya. For what the scholars estimate
was around four years. So the actual time the profit audience that Otto Saddam spent with his
beloved and dear mother, Amina, was around two years, but a relationship is a relationship. The bond
		

			between a mother and a child
		

			is so special, even if the time they've spent together is brief. And I mean, it takes her beloved
son to Madina, Munawwara
		

			on the way back from Medina, is when she felt ill,
		

			and she passed away, the death of his mother was very heavy on him. We can't even begin to imagine
how difficult this must have been.
		

			And some of the scholars actually had this discussion. What was the reason what was the benefit
behind the passing of Rasulullah sallallahu. It was parents while he was still young. And one of the
interesting things they say is that it was to prepare the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam to
rely purely on Allah azza wa jal, and to not be too dependent on any one human being.
		

			Life is full of tragedies.
		

			Life is full of realities, that today you're with someone and tomorrow they leave, being taught
profound and powerful lessons, through pain through difficulty, through actual real trauma
		

			isn't easy.
		

			But without experiencing that difficulty yourself. There are some lessons that are just beyond your
reach, go and talk to someone who was married, and then had a child and lost their child.
		

			Go and talk to someone who's carried their own father to the graveyard. Talk to someone who's
experienced a real loss in their business. And those people when they speak, the lesson they've
learned through their calamity is truly special. It's unique, because it's not an experience they've
read up. It's an experience they've lived.
		

			At every moment when they feel that pain. They have to confine deeper in Allah subhana wa Tada. And
what Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was destined to do the greatest cinema that was in front
of the Prophet alayhi salatu salam, of spreading Islam to the corners of the world and standing in
the battlefield, in better or her than all the other great expeditions was impossible, unless from a
very young age, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was taught this lesson of relying less on
those that are around you.
		

			And relying more on Allah azza wa jal go and talk to an orphan and they'll tell you, there are
lonely nights, there are nights where you just don't know what's going to happen next, but reliance
on Allah subhanaw taala for that orphan, becomes their natural nourishment.
		

			This is how I satisfy myself. This is how I feed myself, the pain that was sort of loss of Allah
while he was sort of endured at the passing of his mother. It was with him throughout his life. It's
not that he didn't have empathy. It's not that he didn't have sympathy. Years passed by decades
later, he's passing by his mother's grave with the companions and he begins to cry.
		

			Because this is where he was as a child.
		

			And where he stood as he buried his mother, the pain was real. But the lesson in that pain, the
lesson in that tragedy was one that prepared for sort of loss of allow it was set him for the great
future that was ahead of him. May Allah subhanaw taala allow us to learn from these stories, and
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