Mubeen Kamani – In the shade of Quran April 9 2023
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We will,
be completed through a Mayda.
In today's recitation, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
first talks off starts off talking about the
and
he says that there are those prophets
And this question was asked by Abu the
prophet
when he asked the prophet
how many prophets
did Allah sent down?
And
and
says a 100 and
24,000
prophets.
Another place in the Quran Allah tells us
that there is no nation except that Allah
sent
a
prophet to them.
To every nation, every group of people, every
country,
every place,
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala sent a messenger.
And of course, the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa
sallam being the last name. Abu Darzalaihi wa
ta'ala then carries on and he asked Rasulullah
sallallahu alaihi wa sallam that from these prophets,
how many of them were? Many of them
were. Messengers.
How many of them received some sort of
revelation, some sort of book, some sort of
scripture?
And
replies
313
and he adds on and that is a
good number.
Referring to the battle of Battle of Badr.
Badr.
And of course, talking about Battle of Badr
yesterday, we read the verses about the battle
of Uhud. And
in the battle of Uhud, we
talked about Muslim
and
but the battle of Uhud actually links into
today's recitation as well because in today's recitation
we're going to be talking about,
like we said before,
the and the hypocrites.
And the hypocrites in the battle of Uhud
they played a very unique role because
when Rasulullah
and the Muslims left to
come to the battlefield,
the hypocrites came along with the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu
alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu alaihi wasallahu
alaihi wasallahu alaihi
wasallam. But halfway there halfway there
the leader of the hypocrites,
a name that every Muslim should know,
he stops and he says,
oh, Muhammad, because you did not take my
opinion my opinion,
before the battle he asked the companions, what
should we do?
Should we go to the battlefield
or should we fight a defensive battle?
And
and the prophet Sallallahu alaihi wa sallam
The prophets the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam,
he chose
to fight a offensive battle and go to
the battlefield.
And Abdullah bin Ubayman Salul, his opinion was
that, no, we fight a defensive battle. So
on the way there,
and if you think about this, this was
a very unique tactic because he's
emotionally and mentally
trying to hurt the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa
sallam.
Because if he didn't want to fight with
the prophet he could've said, or if he
didn't want to join the Muslims, he could've
said from the beginning that you want you
and the Muslims go, we're not coming.
But first, he gives this impression that yes,
we're with you,
and halfway there, he turns around and he
says, do you know what? No.
And he leaves with
300 of his people and returns back
to Madin Tu Malawara. And then, of course,
we know what happened in the battle of
the
battle of Uhud. But in this verse, Allah
subhanahu wa'anahu says that,
the hypocrites will be in the lowest pits
of the fire of jhanim. And to understand
this,
you have
may Allah protect us. The believers that will
be punished
for whatever crimes that they have in the
through Allah's mercy, we will reject them. Then
then you have the disbelievers. People who didn't
believe in the laws of Hadith and rejected
the deen. But underneath that,
where the fire will be extremely hot will
be the hypocrites, and like we said before,
these are people that are just like you
and I.
Whose name might be Mubin, who may dress
in a or a shawal kameez, who may
have a beard, who may have a hijab,
but inside their heart
is something else.
And the reality is, everyday through those doors
are 2 types of people that walk in.
Every day through those doors are 2 types
of people that walk in. You have the
people that are true believers, and may Allah
make us from those. And then you have
the people that
from the outside are believers, but from inside,
there's something else.
But now the question comes, how do I
know where I stand?
How do I judge myself and tell myself
where am I in
this pool?
And Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in the Quran
tells us,
the hypocrites
They are from one another.
And what they do is,
they command each other to do bad.
Hey. I'm sending you this message. Make sure
you look at it when no one's around.
Put on your earphones when you listen to
this one. Have you seen this video?
They command each other from to do bad,
and they stop each other
from doing good.
You're young.
Why keep a beard now?
Go enjoy your life.
Like Sheikh like Sheikh Salah was saying it
the other day
that, families tell their children that you want
Do whatever you want, and then later on
in life, go and get married.
Then Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala said that. So
that's one sign. In another place in the
Quran, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says,
This is scary.
That the hypocrites,
they would praise the law.
Not Unfortunately, our situation is that we intentionally
miss the law, but the hypocrites, they would
praise the law. But when they would stand
up How much time do we have? 30
minutes?
Wait a minute. 5 minutes?
2 minutes,
we'll get done.
They stand up in a very lazy fashion
when they pray salah.
In another place, rasulullah
says,
There are three signs of a hypocrite.
And this
is where we ask ourselves, do I fall
under this category?
And if I do, there's some work that
needs to be done.
When he speaks,
he lies.
Intentionally,
with a reason, without a reason, just to
mock somebody when he speaks, he lies.
When he makes a promise,
he breaks it. I promise you tomorrow, you
can trust me. I will be here. You
have my word.
And when he is entrusted
Brother, this manna, please don't tell anybody.
I'm trusting you with this. He turns around,
and he breaks that trust.
Another nation, rasoolallahu alaihi wasallam, says, when he
argues,
he becomes very wicked.
He becomes very evil. No matter what,
I'm ready to go to war.
As long as my point is proven correct.
And then the prophet always sends
another narration says, even if if he fasts,
and he says he's a believer.
And this is where we have to again,
once again, ask yourselves, where
do I have any of these signs?
Where is my iman?
Also, in today's recitation,
Allah
he mentioned the verse where a
Jewish man comes
to Umar ibn Khattab Radhaan, and he says
that, if this verse was revealed in our
religion,
we would
consider that day and make that day a
day of celebration.
We will make that a Christmas or Eid.
And
Umar Al Khattab says to this person that
I know exactly what verse you're talking about,
and I know exactly where that verse was
revealed,
and what day that verse was revealed.
And he said, you're talking about
the the verse where Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala
says, today I have completed
the religion upon you. I have perfected your
religion.
Our deen,
our religion
is perfect in every aspect.
Not just Ibada,
but not just, you know, though are worshipped
a lot, but also are dealing with one
another.
And it's completed in a way that there
is no space for any new innovation.
Our deen
is about balance.
And there's a narration where
there are people that pray too much. Rasulullah
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he comes to home, and
there's a lady in his house. And when
the Rasulullah comes, she leaves. And
says, this lady, she prays this much, and
she does this, and she does that. And
the prophet
said, there should be balance.
There has to be some balance. And this
is where Allah in today's recitation says, yeah,
that, yeah Alikhtab,
oh, people of the book, don't go to
an extreme.
Don't go to, you know, a a far,
you know, really deep.
So in today's teaching, Allah talks about this
verse where,
Omar Ibn Kathabi says that that I know
exactly where it was revealed, and this was
a verse where Allah says, I have perfected
my religion upon you.
One last verse.
Allah Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala in James' section talks about a
incident that happens in the battle of Banu
Mustarak.
This was that time the prophet and
the Muslim were were returning back.
And she was traveling with the prophet
and her necklace was lost. She couldn't find
her necklace.
And because of this, they where they were
stayed, where there were stationed,
they had to stay there for extended period
of time.
Umun Mumine
who narrates this hadith, she says that,
the prophet
put his head down in my lap, and
he fell asleep.
But because we were stayed there for a
long time, people didn't have water to do
wuzu.
And they came to Umar bin Khattab, and
they
said to
because of your daughter, we're in this situation.
They were kind of like mocking my father.
My father came to me, and we always
hear about
and how, you know, his and his character,
how soft he was. And she narrates this
Hadith, and this is where I said, fathers
will always be fathers.
She narrates this, and she said that my
father was so upset at me that he
started slapping my thigh.
That because of you, the prophet
was gonna wake up, and he's gonna be
in this trouble.
And she says that it was hurting so
much that I wanted to cry,
But Rasulullah was leaving my lap.
And because of this, I couldn't move. And
when the prophet of Allah wakes up, Allah
reveals the verses that we recited in today's
recitation. Where Allah talks about, and then above
he talks about
When a person does not have order, there
are certain conditions that have to be met.
So this verse we're reciting today's recitation today.
Again, there are many verses, but time is
limited.