Moutasem al-Hameedy – People Of The Quran

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them for Shabbat memorial to her Wakulla modesetting Vida Aquila, with the attend Allah. All praise
is due to Allah, we praise Him, we seek his aid and we ask for his forgiveness. We seek refuge in
Allah from the evils of ourselves and the evil consequences of our actions. Whomsoever Allah guides,
none can lead astray, and whomsoever Allah leaves to go astray, Nan can guide I testify that there
is none worthy of worship. None is worthy of our ultimate love and devotion. But the Almighty Allah
alone, and I testify that Muhammad is His final Servant and Messenger or you who believe, fear Allah
		

			as he should be feared and die not except in a state of submission to your Lord as Muslims, or
mankind. be dutiful to your Lord who created you from a single person, and from him he created his
wife and from them both he created many men and women, and fear Allah through whom you demand your
mutual rights and observe the rights of your kin. Surely Allah is Ever and all water over you are
you who believe, keep your duty to Allah, fear him and speak the truth. He will direct you to
righteous deeds and will forgive your sins. And whoever obeys Allah and His Messenger has indeed
attained a great achievement. The best words are those of Allah. And the best guidance is that of
		

			Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. And the worst things in the religion are the
newly invented matters. For all the newly invented matters in religion are an innovation and every
innovation with its best guidance, and it leads to the hellfire.
		

			One of the great personalities in the history of Islam.
		

			Such an exceptional scholar who lived around 700 years ago. His name was Mohammed Abdel Halim Tamia
		

			was known as Sheikh Khalid Islam immunity Me or him a whole long time. A man who dedicated his life
fully to the spread of the knowledge of the Quran and the authentic sunnah of the Prophet salallahu
alayhi wa sallam, he spent his life learning and he excelled. He reached a high level of knowledge.
He is considered to be among the very few individuals in the history of the Muslim ummah, who
reached a level that is called an emoji tattooed on the medulla.
		

			A person who can perform each jihad in almost any matter in Islam, because this Jihad and an or
reason and analogy in Islam is such a high status it requires a lot of study requires an extensive
kind of dedication to master the basics and understand them and master them so that when the person
uses their logic and the reason they're using it correctly, within the dynamics of Islam, and
they're not bringing some kind of alien understanding and forcing it on Islam
		

			So scholars, most of the Mooster heads in the history of the Muslim ummah, who were many, they would
specialize in one area that would be qualified to perform. He had analogical reasoning in one or two
areas, but it was rare individuals who were able to perform inch jihad. In all of the areas of Islam
imagery, Tamia was one of them.
		

			And he is a person who dedicated his life as well for the clarification of the pristine way of
Islam. So he would fight off, he would
		

			get himself into a position where he would expose people who brought foreign practices and concepts
into Islam. Even if it was with good intentions, he would still clarify and strive to show what is
the pristine and authentic message of Islam that was inherited
		

			by the companions? Probably Allahu Anhu and from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, a man who
spent his life traveling and in prison in solitary confinement just because of his upholding the
truth. Without Oh, he had such an unrelenting stance when it came to that the he had an affinity to
the truth only and he would not compromise it for any kind of other affiliation.
		

			The point here was that imminent to me it towards the end of his life, the last couple of years of
his life, he was imprisoned in the Citadel in Damascus.
		

			And all of the books His books were confiscated, even the his pen and pieces of paper the parchments
that he had to write on were confiscated and he was left with nothing but the Quran in his heart.
And so he spent his time only in
		

			reflecting on the Quran reciting it and remembering Allah subhanho wa Taala and he died reciting the
last two verses in Surah tokamak which state in the limiter cleaner future net in wanna help fie
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			in a position in a seed of truth, close to the king, the king of kings, Allah subhanaw taala, who is
the Almighty and this is a good sign. There's no guarantee for anyone. But this is a good sign that
he died upon reciting this verse. The point that that he was in this imprisonment. He said, Louis,
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			the Chahal to NFC Bill Quran. Although he spent his life, as we said, learning Islam teaching it,
defending it, exposing all of the foreign things that were that were imposed on Islam. He still said
towards the end of his life, he said, if time if I always take him back early into my life, if I
were to start my life all over again, I would spend my time solely with the Quran. solely with the
Quran, why would such a man of great wisdom and great knowledge see that himself although he spent
his life actually studying and teaching and defending the Quran, but he wanted a pure time with the
Quran, pure time reciting and reflecting on the Quran. Let's start strive to see to uncover the
		

			secrets that are in the Quran that such a scholar would actually realize, and thus he would leave
such a wish towards the end of his life. Let's look at the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, what
did he say about the Quran? The messengers also then said in one authentic hadith,
		

			how Eurocom mentor level Quran, Allah and Ghana who the best among you, humans, he's addressing
humans the best among you are those who learned the Quran and teach it.
		

			And I guarantee for most of us now, upon hearing this hadith, most of us think I think what those
who learned to read the Quran, those who tried to memorize it, and that's where our thought process
ends. And that's our problem.
		

			This is what holds us back from truly learning the Quran and engaging with it.
		

			Because that's the limit of our hopes with the Quran, learn how to read and then memorize as much as
possible for us perfect. Like the peak of our relationship with the Quran with many people is
someone who has memorized the Quran we say that's it. There's no level beyond that, when in reality,
this is one of the baby steps towards your relationship with the Quran.
		

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			Most of us, this is where the journey ends with the Quran. But that's actually where the journey
starts.
		

			This is where it starts.
		

			And that's why we have people who learn the Quran, according to this deficient understanding. It's
not wrong, but it's incomplete. And there's a huge problem with incomplete things. When I think, oh,
it's not harmful when it's incomplete, it's still good, it's part of the good. But that's because we
fail to understand the relationship between good and evil.
		

			Good and Evil, are not opposite. In the same way. The night and the day are opposite. It's a
different dynamic. It's similar to the relationship between truth and falsehood old or a truth and
the lie. We know that half a truth is a lie.
		

			If you talk about a situation, describe a situation and only describe high of half of it. When the
person is expecting a full report, you are lying, you're hiding the truth. So it's not that when you
telling part of the truth, it's a good thing. It becomes harmful, it becomes harmful. The same thing
with the Quran.
		

			Because we see people learn the Quran, and people according to US have reached the end of your
journey with the Quran but we don't see any beauty in them. We don't see goodness in them. We don't
see the signs of the Quran upon them. So we are demotivated.
		

			You deal with someone who's probably who can read the Quran or probably memorize the Quran and you
don't find them at a high level of morality and character and ethics. And you just say to yourself,
you know I don't want I don't want to be like this person.
		

			If this is what the Quran Oh, this is what the Quran has to offer. Why should I invest so much in
it?
		

			But the reality of learning the Quran, and this is what the Prophet SAW Selim is talking about is
different. It's far more beyond that. It's far beyond this way greater than that.
		

			That's why when Aisha lovely Allahu Allah was asked about the Prophet salallahu Salam about his
character about how did he carry himself what was his personality? This man, how was he when you saw
him? What was the impression that he would create? How did he carry himself in this life? She said
he was a Quran. He was a personified a post personified Quran. He was the Quran transformed into a
human copy. That's what it means to learn the Quran and teach it. That's what it means.
		

			So the Quran has some transformational power, it changes us, it improves us. It really transforms us
there is one Hadith. And here I'm just going to take one point from the Hadith. The messengers are
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that would it happen that a person reads the Quran and learns the Quran.
		

			Until the joy, the beauty of the Quran shows on this person reflects on this person
		

			and he becomes a champion of Islam, a champion of the Quran, and then he changes his ways, et
cetera. The point here is the Prophet SAW Selim is saying when someone learns the Quran truly what
happens? Their character changes, they become extremely attractive a magnet, there is some kind of
joy and beauty that starts to shine. And this is why In another Hadith, the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam says methanol macmini Lady Yeah, Quran Catherine otro Jacques
		

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			the similar tude the analogy of a believer who reads the Quran
		

			is like the otro gelatin just about like a type of citron. A type of citrus fruits. It's quite rare.
It's not very common, but it has this very rich taste and very refreshing smell. And it has a lot of
healing qualities. So the believer who reads the Quran is just like this beautiful Citroen. It's
smell is beautiful and refreshing, and it's feast is very beautiful and fresh and rich.
		

			Whereas the analogy of a believer who does
		

			doesn't read the Quran isn't mean meaning it doesn't read the Quran as often
		

			is just like the dates. It is sweet when you get close to it when you engage with it. When you have
direct contact with it, you're going to find that it tastes sweet but it has no smell. You can't see
the smell from a difference. What does this tell us? It tells us the impact of the Quran on a
person.
		

			That it does transform how we live, how we behave, how we come across, what impressions that we
give, because of the profoundness of the Quran. And one of the reasons we are not tapping into this
power of the Quran is just the deficiency or the deficient approach I just described, that we think
it's all about memorizing the Quran. So I can tell people I'm half of my son is half of I've
memorized 10 Jews from the Quran. Most of us that's what we think, especially in today's culture
that emphasizes impression
		

			showing off. So we have kidnapped that experience with the Quran to our modern understanding of
selling ourselves marketing ourselves, creating impression. So many people think about the Quran O's
I become half of so people know me, people look up to me. And that's what kills your relationship
with the Quran. And it could actually, you could harm yourself by approaching the Quran this way.
Because what the Prophet SAW Selim was talking about when it comes to the Quran, he was talking
about you approaching the Quran with sincerity and taking the Quran, Quran in letting it shape you
so you could live with it. So you do that for Allah, people have no sharing this.
		

			People have literally no share in this your relationship with the Quran is between you and Allah,
you should not bring people into this equation.
		

			You should not think about people.
		

			You should not be counting the people when it comes to how you read the Quran. When you read the
Quran, how often you do it, how beautifully you recite it, how much you know of it.
		

			The great look at the great personalities in Islam.
		

			And this is a challenge read the biography of any special character in the history of Islam and
you're going to find it has a special very unique relationship with the Quran with the book of Allah
subhanaw taala the Prophet SAW Selim himself first and foremost, then the companions
		

			of man and I found all the Allahu Anhu would sometimes recite the whole Quran whole Quran full from
cover to cover in one blocker. One blocker. He would recite the whole thing when he was praying at
night.
		

			Many of the companies used to do this. Many over tabibian used to do this
		

			Imam Abu Hanifa would do the same.
		

			For him Allah Bellamy Shafi would read the Quran in Ramadan 60 times I say oh, that's that's
excessive, right? We need a balance. That's because we are applying our standards on them Imam is
shattered he engaged with life.
		

			He was a fully dynamic person, extremely beautiful character he engaged in life, he created such a
huge impact on all of the Muslims of his time. He was a very influential man very intelligent, very
relatable.
		

			And read the history and you will find that Imam Malik his sister was asked, what would he do as a
young man? What would he do at home? What like what was his daily routine? She said he was with the
Quran 24/7
		

			and many people I know this is the impression we get, but you limiting yourself there's nothing else
you do in life, just the Quran that's very, very narrow. That's because we think the Quran is a
textbook. We've limited our relationship with the Quran to what we think we're honest information.
		

			That's a divine book. These are divine words, because of the deficient approach that we have towards
it, because we don't appreciate it. We don't let it transform us. And we haven't seen many examples
of where the Quran really has an impact on the person we think yes. Learn how to read it, memorize
it. If we go a step further understand the meanings and the Tafseer and for us, this is your like
you're a companion No, no, not yet. Not yet. You need to live that Quran. It does unpack the secrets
of life for you. It does.
		

			It does but not in a text book fashion. It's not information. It's an experience you have with the
Quran and physical wisdom starts to
		

			unpack from within you.
		

			Yes, the Quran unlocks
		

			The knowledge that Allah Santana sends down upon us in a very beautiful way very transformative way.
It comes with reflection. This is why Allah says He sent the Quran down, so that it could be
reflected upon, reflected upon.
		

			The prophets also none would stand the whole night sometimes reciting one verse, one verse repeating
it contemplating it. This is not mundane repetition. This is depth of meaning these are meanings
just coming one after the other. They are so captivating that it's hard even to leave it. I'm almost
gonna hold on to him. I love him great early Muslims, he said to Allah, He sometimes for three
nights, um, I'm stuck with one verse, I can't leave it because of its beauty and its attraction and
the kind of meanings that flew on me as I'm reciting it. And I would be afraid that I would lose
connection with the rest of the Quran because I am just completely taken by this verse. But then
		

			Allah showers we chose me with the mercy with mercy. And he lets me just move on to the next verse.
That's the kind of relationship that's what made them stand up at night and connect with the Quran
and experience the sweetness, the beauty, and this would bring them on the daytime, when they engage
with the world that would engage with it, with beautiful insight with so much depth with character
that there would be like a Trojan like this beautiful Citroen that has so much beauty to give into
the world.
		

			They would tap into wisdom that would enable them to have successful marriages, to be able to guide
their children to be able to treat their neighbors to do business properly. A lot of these people
engaged with running this way were very successful business, human beings. A lot of them were
astronomers, a lot of them were scholars, a lot of them were tradesmen. A lot of them people who had
crafts.
		

			Some of them were military leaders. Some of them were politicians who transformed the history of
Islam. These are people who had a huge impact on life, they were very productive.
		

			So when we look at this, we understand why someone like even Tamia would actually end his life with
such a wish. If I were to start my life all over our word, engage born with the Quran, that was the
full body will come first.
		

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			the Prophet SAW Selim says in one Hadith Mr. Maha Oman PBT nimble Utila it Luna keytab Allah He
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together in one of the houses of Allah in a masjid, they recite they study the Quran together except
that the Sakeena tranquility and peace serenity will come will descend from Allah upon them. And
Allah's Mercy would cloud them the angels would hover around them.
		

			And Allah would meant what I caught up with a lot of human in the hole and Allah would mention their
names to the angels that are closest to him the highest ranking angels. This is just by engaging
with the Quran and studying it and learning it. The prophets of Solomon another Hadith said in Nila
hiya Helene, Allah has a Helene and Ellen means family members. Family members obviously doesn't
mean the literal meaning that we understand but that means these people are very close to Allah just
like family members immediate family is close to someone in the law hiya Helene Amina Ness Paloma
will be our rasool Allah kala Hello Quran, Allah, Allah, he was Asato. He said the people of the
		

			Quran, the people of the Quran, they are the family members just like the family members to Allah
and the closest to him. So there's a reason it's not just a mundane task, like you read a book of
philosophy, or a book of history. And yeah, you'll get some information and move on and know there
is something else with the Quran, you need to engage with it fully.
		

			It doesn't take you from life, it puts you at the core of life,
		

			where you actually can relate to life at a way more influential level, more way deeper level than
the normal or the average person. So these are just important things that we have this treasure
among ourselves. We have it in our hands, but we don't appreciate it. We don't realize it.
		

			And we don't want to limit our relationship with alcohol or Quran just only to learn how to read it
or just memorize it or just read the Tafseer of it. We need to do more than that because
		

			That's when the Quran unlocks, that's when it opens up. That's when you start to see the beauty and
the other I would say other dimensions that are available in the Quran but you need to open up so it
opens up. So we ask Allah subhanaw taala to make us from Allah who has sought from Al Quran or Allah
makers from the people of the Quran, the people who are closest to you, the people who are like
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