Mohammad Qutub – Tafsir Juz 29 #43 – Al-Insan 3

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The speakers discuss the importance of guidance and guidance in life, particularly in the context of the Day of Judgment. They also touch on the use of words like "upside," "upside," and "upside," in relation to the meaning of Islam, including the treatment of captives and the use of language in relation to the message. The speakers emphasize the importance of fulfilling God's guidance and giving oneself the opportunity to speak the truth.

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			a little slow to Earth and with the slim honestly you know your mom you know I leave you know she
		
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			is in so much mine I've been passing Mohammed Abdullah either early or softened here with a woman
selling Allah subhanaw taala Milena
		
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			Hakeem from the reverse silly Emily What's that Emily Sani Kohli. Milena has a harness on the kitty
meow hammer Rafi mean, we praise the Lord mighty in recent prayers and blessings upon Prophet
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, his noble family righteous companions and all those that
follow them with the right guidance until the Day of Judgment.
		
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			Glory be to You Oh Allah, no knowledge have we accept that what you have taught us Indeed you are
the All Knowing the all wise, we ask Allah subhanaw taala to open our brains and our hearts to the
Noble Quran. And to make it an argument for us and not against us on the Day of Judgment in sha
Allah, my dear brothers and sisters, we continue to sorted and incense.
		
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			And we spoke about the relatively brief verses that summarize all of life.
		
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			It's very interesting that the verses that we went through, I'm gonna backtrack a little bit and we
will summarize at the same time, these first three verses that we went through are a summary of life
online. And then you find the
		
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			more than 10 verses that follow are all about the
		
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			three verses to mention your origin, your creation, guidance, and then leaderboards.
		
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			Dunya is something that is passing by very quickly three verses and the rest is all all the verses
that we are going to explain inshallah are all concerning.
		
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			Now,
		
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			I need to say a little bit more about verse number three. Okay. Last pantalla says about
nationalisms, whenever
		
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			it
		
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			was said ina Shirky along
		
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			for
		
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			that we guided him to the way be grateful or be ungrateful. What guidance is this?
		
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			What type of guidance, the type of guidance is being mentioned here is guidance of
		
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			informing the human beings and showing him what is wrong and what is right. Okay. And teaching him
that this is wrong. And this is right. And he has given us the ability to distinguish between right
and wrong, right. And this is why we're accountable. Therefore, if someone cannot distinguish
between right and wrong, because of lack of intellect, or some handicap that they have, that Allah
azza wa jal tested them with, are they held accountable? No.
		
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			They're not held accountable. And for the same reason,
		
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			a boy or a girl dies before the age of puberty is also not held accountable, because they're not
held accountable until the age of puberty, okay? Because of the issue of being able to distinguish
right from wrong and good from evil.
		
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			Not only that, Allah did not leave us
		
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			without guidance, right? One may say, well, Allah azza wa jal created us.
		
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			By our own wisdom, we should discover what is right and what is wrong and what we should do. No, he
didn't leave us that way. He sends us messengers, he sent us books, so that they can guide us so
that we can follow that guidance. So we have
		
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			not only we have to follow that way, he made it clear. He didn't just say, worship me, and he left
us to you or to your own brain or to your own innovation. He told you exactly what to do. He told me
what is right and what is wrong and just all you have to do is to follow it.
		
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			no guesswork involved. Subhanallah This is the Mercy of Allah. This is the beauty of this religion
and the guidance of Allah subhanaw taala.
		
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			We guided them to the path we show them the way we show them and we help them so in other words, he
gave you your brain with your own intellect you are able to distinguish between right and wrong. But
in addition to that, if our brains differ and they will differ, okay? Allah azza wa jal made it
perfectly clear in the Quran and the authentic sunnah of Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam.
		
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			So he made it clear for us and therefore we are held accountable so no one can say or
		
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			send this message
		
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			Just send the messenger
		
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			we can say well, Oh Allah, I didn't know that this is what you wanted.
		
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			I wasn't sure that this is what was please you and this would displease, you know, it's perfectly
clear. And you know, and therefore it will be held accountable for that in the head they now submit.
So as they say, This is
		
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			who they are.
		
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			Okay, this band is making things clear for clarification. All right.
		
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			This is not the who does and we, the different types of widower we're speaking about guidance and
guidance. This is just showing you the way showing you what is right and what is wrong.
		
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			And then he speaks about the Day of Judgment. But then when we say, well, he's talking about being
grateful and ungrateful.
		
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			What does that have to do with
		
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			being grateful or ungrateful.
		
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			does not relate to belief.
		
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			Does it or not?
		
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			Or is it something separate?
		
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			It does really, right? Actually, it's possible that the reason Allah azza wa jal mentioned those two
things, is that those are two very important components and factors that factor into faith and
disbelief. We also summarize someone who's faithful, you might say, I'm grateful to Allah azza wa
jal, and that's why he's faithful. And that's why he believes and that's why he worship. It's an
indication of his gratitude to Allah subhanaw taala. Alka for the ungrateful is this is the ultimate
in this belief that this believer will necessarily be ungrateful to Allah subhanaw taala. No matter
what he does, as long as he's associating partners with Allah and not worshiping Him alone, he is
		
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			ungrateful to Allah subhanaw taala. It shows you the importance of gratitude, and being ungrateful
to Imam because we know a man is so many different factors, right? And this is a very important one
of them.
		
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			And that's why when you talk about ungratefulness, that actually comes from the root word of coffin,
which is
		
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			right, when Allah says,
		
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			For the one who does righteous good deeds
		
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			is total ingratitude. And it is coming from the word.
		
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			It is like a man
		
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			when Allah azza wa jal gave him what he gave him, okay of the throne of wealth is coming so quickly.
He said, This is a test from Allah, to see if I will be grateful or ungrateful. gratefulness and
ingratitude are very much connected to Iman and Kufa, belief and disbelief and therefore I sent in
my Shakeela in Makkah fora, Allah He started speaking about the Day of Judgment.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Therefore, these three verses, again, if a disbeliever reads these three verses, he finds a summary
of all of life, I didn't exist, then I was created from what from?
		
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			Right, from a sperm, sperm mixture. This is what I was created from. Absolutely. So what are you
being arrogant about? What are you boasting about? You came from this as when the
		
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			when one when Abdullah when he was asked by one of the kings or the leaders,
		
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			who was boasting and haughty and looking at himself as if he was something
		
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			when no public reminded him of Allah, He said, Don't you know who I am? They said, I knew
		
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			you came from a sperm drop.
		
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			And you will end up as a corpse. And between that you are carrying
		
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			in your body
		
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			you are going to release in the washroom Excuse me? Of course, you might say, well, what's the
relation between all of this? And Arabic is right? Okay.
		
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			Nope. And then dzifa hubiera. And then in between that you are holding a ladder. So the idea is that
this is where you came from. In between this, you're carrying this in your body, right? That's which
is disgusting to most people. And in the end, you will be a corpse. So what are you boasting about?
What are you being haughty about? So Allah says, Okay, that's from the sperm mixture. And then what?
He showed us the way and some people follow the way and others didn't, and therefore they will be
held accountable and they will be rewarded or punished on the Day of Judgment.
		
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			That's it
		
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			such a short summaries of how to look for a complicated life
		
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			okay, and then we spoke about the about the Pious One drinking from
		
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			a cup of wine whose mixture is of cat food right. And we said cat food is what?
		
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			commonly translated in English as cancer and in Tamil as car Purim similar to the
		
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			Arabic word for we said that there are several possibilities, either indeed they are drinking a cup
of wine where there is a little bit of caffeine. Okay, so it's actually in the drink one
possibility.
		
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			A small mixture from the water of this spring, we set it as a spring right? Or we didn't get there
yet. California is a spring in paradise.
		
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			How do we know
		
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			how do we know only two possibilities for honors? Oh no. Right.
		
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			No, read the next verse.
		
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			The next verse I in and Yeshua will be I have Adela right canon.
		
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			Yeshua will be it's a spring guffawed as a spring in paradise, all right. So it's possible that the
water of this spring is mixed in a small quantity with the cup of wine. The other possibility is
just used for use for its fragrance, right? Because also, camphor is used for its fragrance right
and we talked about It's medicinal
		
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			manifests being used in vix and other things were usually meant for this use. The other possibility
is that it is there to give that cooling soothing effect that cooling effect that you get, you will
get it in the cup of wine okay. And this is the only what you will find maybe in many of the
differences and I believe
		
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			it goes back to the Tesira even Sulayman. And we said that the mcarthurglen Suleiman or at least the
the the some of the narrations of mcarthurglen Suleiman are weak, right, the scholars said that it
is weak but
		
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			in such a situation, it's not
		
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			inconceivable, as he said that the cup of wine will have the birth, the cooling of the CAFO right,
and the taste of venger bill of ginger which will come in which will come in the future verses and
the smell of misc or of mosque.
		
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			So, this is another possibility of why the customer comes in. But there's something very important
that we need to remember my dear brothers and sisters, and that is the Hadith the Prophet Muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where he said laser laser Phil Jana shake minima dunya.
		
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			This is all just
		
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			to make it closer to our minds. Otherwise, there's nothing that you can truly understand or Fathom
or imagine of what is in Elgin.
		
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			It's just been named the protocol Selim says there's nothing in Jannah of what you have here, except
the name. Okay, it's just the name. It may be similar to it, but it is completely different and it
is something way above.
		
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			Jana, as Prophet Muhammad wa salam said if there's anything where you start to have a little bit of
confusion or doubt, you go back to the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad wa salam where he said that in
Jannah are things that no I have seen
		
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			and no ear has heard and nothing that anyone can imagine something just beyond imagination, this is
just to kind of bring it a little bit closer.
		
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			Then Allah was Ty says
		
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			I in a short movie,
		
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			he will do Runa deal a spring so Carrefour is a spring right and it was mixture of care for a spring
of which the righteous servants of Allah will drink they will make it gush forth enforce an
abundance and abundance
		
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			this
		
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			the first I mentioned an umbrella here he called them a bad law.
		
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			Two possibilities.
		
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			The abroad are themselves a bad luck.
		
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			Bad luck are different people than abroad.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Abroad the pious and this is the opinion of Evan Casey
		
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			If he differentiates between the two, he says that the pious and they are drinking from a cup of
coffee. Right? So they're getting a little bit of liquor for from the spring with their cup of wine,
he says,
		
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			who he puts on a higher pedestal than Abrar
		
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			not only drink an ever small quantity of the of that spring, but rather, they drink from it
completely from the spring itself. It's not that they're taking a little bit and putting it as a
mixture in the cup of wine.
		
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			He says, A spring of which the rise of Allah was drink, they drink straight from the fountain
itself, okay, without any mixture, they are drinking of alcohol, and this may be
		
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			a possibility. The other possibility is a by the law are themselves abroad. And Allah azza wa jal is
praising them, because the best thing and the highest status of any individual is to call him a
servant of Allah.
		
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			The more servitude one has to Allah subhanaw taala, the higher status he is, and for that reason,
Allah subhanaw taala, called Prophet Muhammad, in many situations, he called them What do
		
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			you may say? Well, there are so many,
		
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			so many of our brothers are called Abdullah. No, no, he's saying, Allah.
		
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			Allah, when Allah says he is the servant of Allah,
		
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			this is something this is a lot of is bearing witness, that he is the highest and most perfect in
service to Allah subhanaw taala. So he called them Abdullah, and he called them
		
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			via a bad Allah. It means these were so pious, and they rose in status in the sight of Allah,
because of their servitude to Allah subhanaw taala. The complete servitude to Allah subhanaw taala
is me, they were servants and slaves of Allah and not anything else in this dunya and especially
their own desires, their desires in control them they control this
		
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			there were servants of Allah, they
		
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			left this complete obedience for the one and only Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			these are eyes that Allah
		
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			Yeshua will be Allah they are drinking you can imagine Salah they're drinking from this beautiful
spring in Paradise is there is that the only spring in paradise? And Carrefour there are others such
as
		
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			No those are rivers Be careful
		
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			and don't say on beings This is what the Quran says okay the Quran and Hadith and he called the
others they are different and the river is different than the spring you and the dunya also right?
Those are rivers whether honey and water and milk and so on.
		
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			These are spring cell service which we'll come to and there's another one okay, so springs are
different than rivers
		
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			who's Arabic here who's where the laser eye?
		
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			Do you usually say Yeshua will be how do you say Yeshua
		
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			said it right? Not me.
		
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			So usually you say I've been dressed right? I didn't drink with the translation says
		
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			I will drink
		
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			they don't say technically
		
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			of which they drink of it okay.
		
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			I
		
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			usually translated as with
		
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			color said this is to give it another beautiful meaning and this is not only the drinking, this is
to give the meaning of
		
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			when you say
		
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			if you want to say that I was I quench my thirst. In Arabic you would say to me, the preposition
that is used is with me.
		
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			So when he says
		
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			not only when they drink, they drink and they completely punch there was nothing left of the thirst
after they drank from the spring of CAFO rain and Yashraj booty has a bad Allah you
		
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			JIRA Allah.
		
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			It means for all practical purposes, what does your
		
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			okay? This means they can make it spring up wherever they want.
		
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			They are not restricted to the location, they don't have to go to the specific location wherever
they want. They cause it to gush forth
		
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			inside the house, outside the house, on the outside with their friends, wherever they are, they can
cause it to gush for you.
		
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			They can cause it to gush forth how Allah
		
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			paradise beyond imagination remember, beyond explanation also, you find your own artist Gina
wherever they feel like it or they want to have of it, they cause it to spring May Allah subhanaw
taala make you and me of those. And this is the opinion of Mujahid and Qatada and many others. They
take it wherever they want, and they cause it to gush forth wherever they want.
		
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			And this is usually the verb that is using the Quran for
		
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			bringing about the spring right like when the
		
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			Euro Lana, are we right? So if you find Jonah is giving us that meaning?
		
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			You phone up via phone a woman
		
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			they are those who fulfill their vows and fear a Day who's evil will be widespread. Who are these
spiders? Oh Allah tell us about them? And what are their characteristics? You funa be nuts.
		
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			Okay, what is nothing? They fulfill their vows. What nouns are.
		
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			That is,
		
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			here, we're talking about nuts.
		
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			You see, this is where the English can confuse. Right? Because you are correct. When you think of it
as a vow. You think of what happened between all humanity and Allah as a vow? Right? As an oath. But
that is that's different. Here we're talking about
		
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			what is never at least tell me what is not from an Islamic point of view, not from a general point
of view from an Islamic point of view.
		
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			No, one does not
		
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			know
		
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			you have described the specific type of method, but the general ledger yes is to make something
obligatory upon oneself.
		
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			Right,
		
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			I made this vow that I will perform the following this
		
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			specific type of bow is to say, I will do that if this happens.
		
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			This is called
		
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			quid pro quo. If
		
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			Allah azza wa jal healed, my daughter, I will do this and this, right? If Allah subhanaw taala helps
me to get the job I want. I'm going to this day or two days or whatever it may be, and so on and so
forth. Right. This is nothing but never in general is to obligate upon oneself something not to
fall. Okay, whatever it may be.
		
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			You've been
		
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			the man that explains it.
		
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			As General NASM he says, kind of you
		
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			know, Paula was a coward, that they used to obligate upon themselves, such worship, such as prayer
and zakat and hajj and umrah and other
		
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			such deep and whatever Allah subhanaw taala may have obligated upon them. So they make it obligatory
upon themselves, that they will do it, maybe in a certain fashion maybe in a certain time, and so on
and so forth. And therefore Allah doesn't call them abroad. Even Cassie mentions an interesting
opinion. He says,
		
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			that you feel that the Nether is praising them for the fact that they are worshipping Allah subhanaw
taala concerning that which he made an obligation upon them.
		
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			In addition to that, concerning that which they made an obligation upon themselves,
		
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			is that clear? Two types of obligations, Allah knows and obligated things upon them, and therefore
they
		
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			fulfill them and they also fulfill things they need obligatory upon themselves
		
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			okay this is you funa
		
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			No,
		
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			of course when someone makes
		
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			something obligatory upon themselves and they are true to that vow, most probably they should also
be true to the vows and that which Allah made obligatory upon them, right? If I make something
obligatory upon myself, Should I not then be more fulfilling of what Allah made obligatory upon me,
I should be right. So Allah azza wa jal is praising those people, you follow. Okay? And it can also
only hold the meaning that when you when you talk about what, this is not something simple, okay?
It's not someone who just, you know,
		
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			completed the deeds or performed the deeds in any other way. They fulfilled it. When Allah azza wa
jal praises Ibrahim Ali Salam in the Quran, what does he say? He says, Whatever humility, What?
		
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			What?
		
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			Concerning what Oh, Allah, you didn't see Ibrahim Alinea, what he kept in general to show you
		
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			the Brahim fulfill, fulfill everything that the lovely gazing upon
		
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			everything.
		
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			When you keep in general, it's more of a trace. If I say that, you fulfilled and I mentioned what
you fulfill, is less of present when I say you are fulfilled meaning you have fulfilled everything
		
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			fulfills his duties to Allah subhanaw taala. So here he says you full day fulfill their vows
something very good. Now, if they are vows
		
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			general vows like what Imam Qatada explained,
		
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			this is fine.
		
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			But the other
		
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			two actually make a vow that I will do something.
		
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			Prophet Muhammad, Allah, for me
		
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			why, and this is where we have to try to understand that there is a problem for Baildon whilst Allah
azza wa jal praising it in the Quran, because we're talking about two different types of this type
that we just mentioned in the general.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And by the way, Allah subhanaw taala is just telling you that these are people who are true to their
vows, if they make their vows the truth to them, he didn't say make vows and be true to them, right?
You see the difference? He's telling you,
		
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			they are true to them, okay. But in general scholars,
		
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			the verdict of scholars on leather is that it is mcru The majority of themselves, neither is mcru.
And some of them said It is haram.
		
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			However,
		
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			and the amount of course, will be explained
		
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			and elaborates upon the Hadith, where Prophet SAW Selim for bein vows, he said, this seems to be in
relation to
		
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			the type of leather where I say I, Allah subhanaw taala were to do this or if so, and so, happens
for me in the dunya of material benefits, I will then go and worship or I will do this and that or I
will donate and charity or I will sacrifice or I will do whatever I may do. One of the reasons for
this cover here is that you are waiting for a material benefits
		
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			to perform an act of worship.
		
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			Clear and you should not equate that to number two.
		
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			In the same studies were published for bein NASM he said in July or who do say
		
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			it will not drive anything away. Now the words of evil. What
		
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			I was trying to say is that people may see
		
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			the conviction may arise. If I make never
		
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			the following will happen. If I make another then maybe indeed my son or daughter will be cured.
		
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			Now
		
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			possibly this conviction may even come to the status of proof of disbelief how? If you think that
when you do that, you are obligating upon Allah
		
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			To cure your child.
		
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			This is
		
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			I'm sorry.
		
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			Yeah, it's almost as if you are you think you are forcing him. Now, the mother is saying
		
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			that the scholars who says it is haram to make this Nether, probably it is because if this
conviction occurs where you think you are obligated upon Allah to do that material to give you the
material benefit, which you will then worship Him for or donate or whatever it may be.
		
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			Or you may just think that you're not obligating upon Allah, but Allah says and will cure your child
because you may
		
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			also look through both ideas that you should not have and this is why Mousehole Salam said in
		
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			douchey.
		
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			doesn't drive any evil away, nor does it bring on any benefit. When you make this method if Allah
azza wa jal chooses to cure the cure, if Allah chooses to give you some good he wants regardless of
making another or not, this is why
		
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			for
		
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			the rest of the Hadith, he said what
		
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			we mean is
		
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			that this is the way to take money from the greedy one house for exchange
		
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			will not just give you money when you give him he'll give you so this hadith seems to be referring
to this type of Nether.
		
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			If Allah gives me this, I will give him this okay.
		
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			So this is what is forbidden by Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			Yeah,
		
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			of course not mention it, if it's Inshallah, if it is authentic, I don't know and then someone can
correct me inshallah.
		
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			That's why also, when you make Nether you should fulfill
		
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			because Allah says praise those who fulfill their grounds if you made a first another but it is
better to avoid it.
		
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			What if you made another to
		
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			disobey Allah?
		
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			Then once,
		
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			then you're stuck.
		
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			I don't fulfill. I haven't fulfilled my vow. And if I fulfill my vow and disobeying Allah, in most
cases on disobeying Allah, what do you do?
		
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			You got a new you made another to disobey Allah God forbid.
		
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			ever do that?
		
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			Should you fulfill it or not? No, you do not fulfill no matter what. You seek forgiveness of Allah
for doing that. But you do not fulfill some
		
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			there's a cassava for it. This is like to follow the Amin and others said otherwise that there is no
explanation for it. Prophet Muhammad Salim said, whoever made to obey Allah let him obey Him. And if
you made never to disobey Him, you should not
		
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			disobey Him.
		
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			You fully been?
		
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			Allah azza wa jal is praising those people who obligate upon themselves.
		
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			Things that Allah azza wa jal obligated upon them, you full of in every way as a foreigner Hillman.
So not only are they fulfilling their house, they fear they fear what were hopeful Nyoman can
		
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			they fulfill their vows, and they fear a Day who's even will be widespread.
		
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			It is very important. When a Muslim obeys Allah and performs righteous deeds, that one of the
reasons for performing those righteous good deeds is to do it out of fear of Allah and out of fear
of the Day of Judgment
		
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			and seeking His reward, and seeking His mercy.
		
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			This is the meaning of doing it for Allah subhanaw taala as we'll come to see in sha Allah ufone
I've been everywhere half moon are human. So they fulfill their vows and they make obligatory upon
themselves. All of this they're doing out of fear of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			in stark contrast to the disbelievers
		
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			who maybe never feared Allah subhanaw taala never gave a thought to the situation to the fact of
whether they are worshipping or not. The believer is always conscious of the Day of Judgment in
front of them. Thinking about this day a day which Allah azza wa jal has threatened us in the Quran.
Beware of this day when this date
		
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			Sometimes you forget everything. You will forget all of this and we are talking about my brothers
and sisters. This is something else who's evil will be widespread Allah azza wa jal calls it evil.
Someone may say no,
		
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			we shouldn't call it evil.
		
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			Who's evil is widespread Ganesha homeless stuff. Indeed there will be people who, for them, it will
be the worst day of their life. For others it will be the best day even for the good doors. We know
Allah, Allah will make it easy in sha Allah, but are you sure do you have some confirmation will
guarantee from Allah that you will be those who will be closed while the others will be naked? Or
are or that you will be of those who will find that short while the others will find that the length
of 50,000 years
		
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			you don't have any confirmation or guarantee this day makes you forget everything
		
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			they are afraid of this day, when they're doing the righteous good deeds, they are afraid of Allah
subhanaw taala they're afraid of this day, they're afraid of the punishment of Allah subhanaw taala
In fact, it is a good idea when you perform a righteous buddy
		
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			to make dua afterwards.
		
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			before Allah protects me from hellfire like when you
		
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			like when you
		
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			protect yourself from fire even if you are donating a fraction of a day. So when you do donate
anything slowly
		
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			it's a good idea to make dua afterwards between you and Allah subhanaw taala Oh Allah protect me
from hellfire. I'm doing this because I fear this day who's even will be widespread Kela Shambo who
was Sofia?
		
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			And this is why
		
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			when we talk about
		
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			the Arabic language it is as it has been translated, it gives the meaning of being spread.
		
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			Okay, and that's why they said whose evil is widespread? Something more was superior animal. Okay,
something that is spread out. So who's evil is widespread? Okay, he's trying to show you the extent
of evil of this day. Of course, in the end, the only when you hear it was stopped. It is different
than what you are reading in the English language, the Arabic Subhan Allah
		
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			gives us a different flavor. We must fear Allah subhanaw taala and must fear the punishment of Allah
and Allah azza wa jal praises those people, none of the Quran, as when he says, in the Lavina, whom
in Hashem,
		
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			those who fear their Lord, and he talks about and I believe we've spoken about that before in the
other I will.
		
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			And those who are fearful of the punishment of the Lord, may Allah protect you and me, and this is
why
		
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			Ronnie said the famous statement, he said that the foundation of every good in dunya and akhira is
fearing Allah subhanahu wa taala very important, and
		
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			more importantly to perform this consciously fearing Allah and fearing the day of judgment and the
punishment of Allah, Allah and these people who fulfill their vows are fulfilling their vows and
Allah azza wa jal praises them again to say you fool them in every way a halfmoon a young man can
shallow homeless and they fear a dangerous evil will be widespread.
		
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			While you're buying Munna
		
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			be Myskina team and
		
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			see
		
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			and they give food in spite of love for
		
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			to the needy, the orphan and the captive.
		
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			So not only do they fulfill their vows, they give food
		
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			they donate. Not only do they fulfill the rights of Allah subhanaw taala they fulfill the rights of
the slave servants of Allah subhanaw taala they're fulfilling the rights of the Creator, as well as
the rights of the creation. And we said that in many places in the Quran, Allah azza wa jal
juxtaposes those two very important and especially nowadays, because Subhanallah there seems to be a
real disconnect between fulfilling the rights of Allah and fulfilling the rights of
		
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			the servants of Allah subhanaw taala you will find multitudes of people who fulfill the rights of
Allah, Allah, who are good with their prayers with those who fulfill maybe their vows. Anything with
regards to Allah, Tala, but then you look on the other side. He's cheating his brother. His cheat
		
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			The sister is lying is backbiting all kinds of violations concerning Evangelia, the slave service of
Allah. Therefore in many places in the Quran, he will always mentioned both worshiping Allah, and at
the same time being good to his creatures.
		
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			What's going on? Why should they be disconnected? In every form of worship? You find in one way or
another, Allah subhanaw taala has spoken about the importance of manners.
		
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			In every form of worship,
		
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			takes prayer, for instance.
		
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			What does prayer have to do with manners? What does prayer have to do with
		
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			refining my character?
		
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			The Quran Allah asking for real, I'm not just asking for opinions, we can talk forever. If you pray,
you shouldn't be a good person and you should be good to people. We're talking about
		
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			yes.
		
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			In
		
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			the prayer indeed, should forbidding you from fascia from all kinds of evil, these
		
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			things which people themselves regard as
		
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			disliked or repulsive, and so on. And
		
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			so if you find someone who was doing all kinds of evil to the slaves of Allah, yes, they pray
		
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			20 or 30, because
		
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			there's something wrong with that prayer.
		
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			If it is not forbidding them, from those types of evil deeds, that means either the prayers
		
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			or he's not concentrating or focusing on it, it's just a bunch of mechanical movements right.
Similarly, when.
		
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			When you give this occur, you should give it to the poor person, and you need to tell him this is
the cup. You will need not make them feel discomforted. You will give it to them and you don't tell
them that.
		
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			And when you are giving the test, what are you doing, you are disciplining yourself, you are
disciplining your soul, right? You are purifying your money.
		
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			Similarly with fasting
		
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			in the famous Hadith,
		
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			that
		
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			whoever does not leave evil speech, and acting upon it, there's no reason and Allah azza wa jal is
in no need of you leaving your food and your drink. So here he is his fasting, yet he's still
chasing, he's still insulting you still backbiting? Subhanallah Chiara, you left that which is
permissible, which is for them. And now you're committing, that's what you're saying permissible.
There's no reason if you are fasting, it will refine your manner. And similarly when
		
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			you find when.
		
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			Right, he promised that Allah azza wa jal will forgive the sins of the person who does what? He does
not
		
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			commit the precursors of physical relations with his wife.
		
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			Yep, so meaning all kinds of sins, or backbiting, can you imagine someone you know, hitting
		
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			his companion or someone close to him or something or shouting at another person and insulting him?
We've seen it to ally we've seen it but does not prevent you from doing these things, then what good
is the hunch? So in all situations, the worship of Allah refines our soul refines our character, it
should. And if it doesn't know very well, there's something wrong with that person's worship. And we
see this a lot today. May Allah azza wa jal forgive us and find our manners. But seldom was the
testimony of worship and character together. You.
		
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			They give food
		
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			and they donate.
		
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			Or they filthy rich, necessarily allows us and is praising those who give food in spite of love for
it, they love it. This is gonna have different meanings.
		
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			Meaning they love it, meaning they want it, right.
		
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			Meaning, possibly that they needed. When
		
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			we said what meaning they love it, they liked it.
		
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			They don't want to give it away.
		
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			They needed they are in need of it. Maybe they're more needed than the person who was coming and
asking for it. Maybe a poor person who's coming and he's asking from someone who's poor than him and
he
		
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			No, no. And that person gives it to him. This is where you're gonna be. This is similar to the other
Iowa study, which is
		
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			the famous
		
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			Welcome to begin cosafa, right.
		
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			They prefer others over themselves, even though they themselves are in need. And we mentioned the
famous story where the poor person came
		
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			to some of the Sahaba and his family, and they were eating, and a poor person came, and they invited
him to dinner, even though it was very strong. And they had him eat all of the foods, and they
didn't eat anything themselves. They closed the light, so he cannot see they made.
		
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			They made it seem that they were eating with him. He hates all of the food, even the children would
love to sleep hungry. So Allah azza wa jal praise them.
		
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			While cannot make him cassava, they mean it and they require the food, but they gave it
		
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			to someone else. Similarly, I want to
		
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			be, they give that food in spite of love for it, and Allah, Allah says lantana will belong
		
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			to
		
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			most of us nowadays
		
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			will go
		
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			either to the refrigerator, or to our closet, pick out the worst food we have. And the worst
clothing we have. And we've donated well
		
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			this forbidden,
		
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			you should donate of that which is most beloved to you. That which is best to you. I may have told
you the story before of a friend, I remember who when he immediately connected that to his own
situation, he acted upon it. He was wearing a leather jacket. And he used to wear it everywhere and
all the time. Anytime you see his brother, he's wearing this nice leather jacket and it got close.
		
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			And instant when we were just standing and talking. He made the connection he hadn't made it before.
We were talking about this Ilm. And then he thought the most relevant things to me is this and there
was a clothing drive at the time, he took off his leather jacket, and he donated it
		
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			to
		
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			donate that's what you love.
		
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			Donate that's what you need most. If one day you discovered you really love something, try and give
it away.
		
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			look easy.
		
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			So that you can be in some of those we'll
		
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			be in spite of love
		
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			for
		
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			this can mean in need of it. And this is why Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu wasallam said when a man
asked him what is the best charity he said the best charity is to give charity when you are healthy,
right?
		
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			Let's say close * or stingy meaning
		
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			not at the end of your life or when you are sick and you are feeling that you are not going to be
able to benefit from that money. When you are healthy and you are building your fortune and you are
trying to become rich and self sufficient. And you want that money donate that time. Don't wait till
the end, this is the best charity. Okay, and this happens to panela a person who may have a small
salary and maybe not a lot of money you'll find him giving me a figure Oh, I'm already in a in a
poor state I might as well donate but the other person who's doing fairly well and is building
		
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			a little bit illogical but
		
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			he's building his fortune is becoming rich and so on. The richer he becomes the Sindri he becomes
because he wants to build a fortune and he wants to
		
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			he wants to see his treasures increase and so on. You find they are becoming stingy you know that
time this is the best charity
		
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			This is the best time to give charity that melon Rena what a half
		
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			way up I'm gonna
		
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			be
		
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			another possibility
		
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			that some scholars mentioned is that I'll be he doesn't go back to
		
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			meaning not loving the food
		
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			but rather going back to Allah. Allah Billa
		
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			We'll find out
		
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			the
		
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			meaning out of or in spite of love, that's why in spite wouldn't work anymore, if I want to follow
		
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			that they feed they feed or they give food
		
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			for Allah, Allah, because of the love of Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			and love of fulfilling His commandments, they are giving food
		
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			even though one of the scholars
		
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			said this is probably
		
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			further away and less
		
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			possible than the previous meaning for the following reason, that the next area mentions giving food
and feeding for the countenance of Allah in the middle of the watch. So, that meaning is already
there of giving it for Allah and for the sake of Allah right.
		
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			And we said before that the there is a rule concerning the seal and concerning and so on at this
minute he
		
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			meaning establishing or offering a new meaning
		
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			is
		
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			more worthy
		
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			than
		
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			making the meaning start
		
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			one more time,
		
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			when you have the possibility, when you have two possible meanings,
		
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			giving an added meaning
		
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			is more worthy and acceptable
		
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			then just confirming that same meanings. So, if we say hola hola Vicky is
		
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			the next is giving the same approximate meaning in the manual.
		
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			So it is better to give the other added meaning which is
		
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			in need of that fool and out of luck for the next one we are giving for the sake of Allah. So giving
an extra an added acceptable meaning of course not added meaning out of nowhere as long as it is an
acceptable possibility. Having an added meaning is more acceptable. Right? Then confirming yes
		
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			then it would have been right.
		
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			It's referring it's a singular pronouns
		
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			okay, they give food to whom? Which categories are they giving food to
		
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			and Miskin the needy.
		
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			The needy is the very poor, some scholars said he is lower, they are different, who is lower instead
of as superior or as miskeen. Right? With different
		
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			possibilities.
		
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			Some scholars said that miskeen is even lower than alpha and miskeen, the needy, the orphan Alia
team, and as he is the captain, who is the orphan.
		
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			Without father
		
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			without them, not related to the mother.
		
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			Even if they don't have a mother, but they have a father, they're not considered a team. Your team,
from an Islamic point of view is someone who lost a father before the age of puberty, right. This is
probably how Selim said youth.
		
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			There is no uten or
		
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			being an orphan except after puberty.
		
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			One loses their father, before the age of puberty, they are considered the A team
		
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			because the father is the one who was obligated Islamically to spend on that child. Right.
		
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			They're obligated to spend on the child and to care for them, and so on.
		
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			So they are giving food to whom, to these three needy categories and the scheme, the poor one and
the needy one and your team the orphan
		
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			sees
		
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			Subhanallah even a seed
		
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			and assists the captive the prisoner of war. The person was just fighting me was about to kill me.
		
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			whose goal was to destroy me and to destroy the Muslims.
		
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			Hello,
		
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			not only
		
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			sees them of what feeds them what you feed the dogs, as they do in the presence of the cafe,
		
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			or feed of the good food that you have
		
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			is praising those who feel as
		
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			though they're a prisoner of war.
		
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			And here we go with the propaganda.
		
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			All of the the mass media nowadays against Islam and Muslims, oh, that was close look at the way
they treat their captives and so on. They're killing them, they're torturing them, they're not
feeding them.
		
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			This is your these are your ideas. These are your human rights. Our human rights are very different.
We are the ones who brought human rights to the world. The Quran is what is bringing human rights to
the world, we'll find one a bomb on the skin and we as humans,
		
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			even the captive,
		
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			they are to be fed and they are to be fed well, and they are to be cared for, and they are not to be
harmed or to be placed in discomfort even though that person may have been coming to kill us. And
scores
		
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			of corpses in the history of Islam, converted to Islam, because of seeing this type of treatment.
And number one is to manage
		
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			the famous for Harvey, who was captured by property and tied to one of the pillars of the masjid,
right? In the famous story.
		
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			On a daily basis, Prophet Muhammad Al Salam would talk to him and ask him and so on. And he was
basically say, if you kill me, you deserve to kill me because I was fighting you. But if you let me
go, then this is you know, your your good manners and your
		
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			chivalry and things of that nature. And the next day, he would say the same thing. And the third
day, eventually
		
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			let him go. He went, he made the hosel. And he came back and he said, a shadow Allah ilaha illallah
wa shadow and Muhammad Yunus. Why, because of the treatment of Prophet Muhammad wa salam and the
companions for him, he became Muslim. Not only that, he is the leader.
		
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			And one of the originators of the idea of economically boycotting the enemy.
		
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			Because when his own people his own tribe, after he became Muslim, started asking for help in terms
of food and grains and sending them basically sending them food and things that they were leaving,
he says, You will not get a single grain until the opponent approves of it. Allah hooks let's look
at the switch SubhanAllah. This week, they they became the enemy now.
		
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			They're enemies of the Muslims. So he said you will not get anything until
		
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			approves
		
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			all of this after what because of the good treatment. Not only that, when he became Muslim, he's
also
		
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			all messenger of Allah.
		
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			Before there was no face on the face of the earth, that was more abhorrence to me than your face.
Now your face is more beloved to me than any other face in this world. Allahu Akbar.
		
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			This is a good treatment of the captive that Allah subhanaw taala has ordered. We hope it will not
be miskeen and we're a team. And
		
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			there's an interesting essay that I found for major Thomas is an intelligence officer in the US
Army, praising
		
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			the Islamic treatment of prisoners of war.
		
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			From the way he speaks, you might think that he is a Muslim.
		
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			And he's comparing it and saying that actually, it is even better than what they are talking about
of the Geneva Conventions today, and things of that nature. This is the treatment of Islam. And this
is what we are taught and this is what we will implement no matter what people say. May Allah
subhanaw taala guide us and forgive us and accept from us insha Allah
		
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			Muhammad Rohan