Muiz Bukhary – Sahih Al Bukhaari #7

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The Sahaba series covers the history of Islam, including the loss of parents and the emotional support of spouse. The Hadith, a belief that Islam moves one's tongue, is discussed, along with the importance of support for the Prophet sallama and legal war between Islam and Islam. The importance of disregarding distractions and listening to the Prophet's recitation is emphasized, along with the use of words like "verbal" and "servitors." The title of the book is given, and the discussion of the use of the phrase "verbal" in the Bible is discussed. The importance of being a servant of the month of Guinea is emphasized, and upcoming videos and playlist are mentioned.

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			My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, I welcome you to the Sahaba Faria series. And we begin by
praising Allah subhanho wa Taala. We asked him for his help, we asked him to open doors of
beneficial knowledge for all of us, and we asked him to send his choices of blessings and
salutations upon the final messenger, our beloved prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
Islam, as salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato Bismillah R Rahman r Rahim al hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil alameen wa salatu wa Sallim wa ala
		
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			l mursaleen. The BG now Habib in our kurata unit, Mohammed, Abdullah, Allahu Allah, Allah He was
happy he have little sadati bottom with the slim Ummah back, many brothers and sisters in Islam. I
welcome you to the Sahel Buhari series. And we begin by praising Allah subhanho wa Taala. We asked
him for his help, we asked him to open those beneficial knowledge for all of us, and we asked him to
send his choices of blessings and salutations upon the final messenger, our beloved prophet muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wa alayhi wa sallam, his family members, his companions and all those who tread
upon his path with utmost sincerity until the day of karma Alhamdulillah This is the first session
		
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			after the month of Ramadan, they're back on track and in Sharla. Every week we'll be having a class.
So for today's session for today's class, this is the seventh class the seventh episode, I'd like to
recap some of the content that we discussed in the previous classes in a move to jog our memories
and in a move to kind of recap, all of what we have studied and discussed so far, and then take
things forward from there. inshallah Tyler. So I think you will recall,
		
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			we discussed the beginning of revelation as to how y was revealed unto the messenger sallallahu
alayhi wasallam, the beginning of Revelation, the first IR that revealed to the prophets that along
Wiley, various alum, it was a very powerful incident that took place in the cave known as Hera,
where the most powerful of angels, Archangel Gabriel gibreel, ali Salaam, he comes down with ye with
divine revelation from Allah subhanho wa Taala. And the ayat that were revealed unto the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam were caught up Bismillah bica, levy haluk, and the ayat from the
onwards. So the first ayah, that was revealed, it cannot be spirit, because Allah read in the name
		
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			of your Lord who created so Subhana Allah, we are a nation that have been commanded to read. But
unfortunately, we're drifting away from that command. This generation, we are known as Generation Z,
we have all these devices around us. And we have this very strong digital presence. But
unfortunately, we're losing touch in terms of the books, we're losing touch in terms of reading.
		
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			And so how to love this should not be the case, because we know that reading broadens our horizons
has nothing to beat reading in terms of, you know,
		
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			acquiring knowledge.
		
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			When you look at the knowledgeable people of the past, it would read a lot, right? There's so much
to reading. And that's something that we need to revive. And again, we can use these modern day
devices to enhance our reading. See, in the past, you wouldn't be able to hold a tablet, or a Kindle
or an E reader of sorts, and, you know, be able to pack in like 1000, or even more like an entire
library into its panela, you'd have to literally go to a library, sit down and pull out books. And
yes, it is an experience in and of itself. And I really like the smell of books, new books and pages
is this amazing experience that you can never get with a digital device. With a Kindle or an E
		
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			reader, that's something that you know, that can never be replaced. But then again, it has also
become convenient, where you can have a variety of books with you. And these devices, these readers
are so powerful, that you know, if you come across a new word that you don't understand, all you
have to do is just highlight it or touch it. And what happens is you have a built in dictionary that
pops up and gives you the meaning of the words it actually enhances our reading. And there are
applications out there to consign to basically summarize the book and give it to you in like a bite
sized recording. And on top of that, you have audiobooks today, you know, provided by services like
		
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			audible and others, where you could actually listen to books you could have like at times as the
author reading the book out to you or you have these powerful storytellers basically read out the
book. And it's interesting the other day, I was listening to a book on Audible where, you know, like
in a conversation between
		
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			to people, they actually have two different people narrating
		
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			the book. So it's just not one person who's reading it. So let's say you have a conversation between
two individuals with two different accents, then they would actually, you know, at times, hire two
people with those accents and have them talk. So it's, it's interesting, it adds these layers, you
know, on top of the whole listening experience. So we have all of this at our disposal. So I think
we really should use these tools to enhance our reading and to build better relationships with with
productive books around us starting off with the Quran for us believers. That's right up there, the
Koran, the words of our maker subhanho wa Taala if Bismillah become heavy holla
		
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			so I think you will recall that narration but the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he comes
rushing to our mother, howdy jar of the last one. Hi, it's an authentic narration and we're
discussing the ratios in the book of Imam Al Bukhari Rahim Allah, he he runs to her saying Zambia
loonies and Maloney, because the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was was shaken. You see, I
mean, we explained this, it was a very powerful incident. And this this narration, you know, each
time I go through the narration and reflect on the narration, you know, really reflect on the
humanly side of the prophets Allah, why limit Islam that's highlighted in this narrations of Han
		
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			Allah, and it is from the wisdom of our maker subhanho wa Taala that, you know, this narration has
basically captured so much of emotion. And basically, the the raw sense of how this incident took
place for us to relate to the human decide of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where he comes
rushing to our mother, Khadija de la one zombie loonies, me Looney calamy up, cover me up, and he
said aloha to you. It was Ellen was shaken. And we explained, this was an this was not any ordinary
ordeal. This was we're talking about extra ordinary circumstances, you're seated in a cave all by
yourself, contemplating reflecting, and then suddenly, the most greatest and most powerful of angels
		
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			come to you with revelation. And it's overwhelming and he hugs you and he commands you to read
subpoena lights are very, very powerful experience, one can only imagine the adrenaline that must
have been running through the body, the blood body of the prophets, that along with the excitement,
that was running through the blessing body of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So he rushes
back home and asks for his wife to cover him up. And then the the narration goes on to beautifully
capture the conversation that took place between the Prophet sallallahu Sallam and his spouse and
the emotional support the physical warmth, the intellectual support these layers of support, that
		
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			this compatible and wise spouse of the prophets that allow highly valuable Selim gave at that
juncture, we pray that Allah subhanho wa Taala helps us to deduce as many lessons to glean as many
lessons as possible from these beautiful narrations of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So I
think again, you recall, she goes on to talk to the prophets that a long while he really was a lamb,
and assure the prophets that along while he was selling comfort, the prophets that along while he
barely was selling, he mentioned, he, you know, pours out His heart to his wife Khadija the long
one, huh. And then towards the end of the narration, we find out that she takes the profits that
		
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			alone while he rarely we sell them, to her cousin, her paternal cousin,
		
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			one of her one of her who fell out of the long one. And there's a conversation that takes place
between the prophets that along Wiley, where he was Elam, and what are the what are basically was
like we discussed a person from the People of the Book from the Christians. And he goes on to
establish a very important fact that, you know, he would support the prophets that along while they
were Islam, and by the way, he was a very elderly individual. He was in the latter stages of his
life.
		
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			very weak. Yet at that junction with the brothers and sisters in Islam, he didn't think to himself
Oh, you know what, I'm old. You know, what can I do know he went on to establish his support unto
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So these are lessons that we glean and and deduce from
the words from the narrations of the prophets lie Selim, that you know, at even at this point, when
you look at this part of the Hadith, regardless of where you are in life, if there is a worthy
cause, for truth, for justice, and if you are able to, then you must stand up for it.
		
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			You must put forth your support.
		
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			So here he says that, you know, I wish I'm paraphrasing along the lines of these words, I wish that
if I were to be alive when your people would chase you out, I would support you I would be there by
you and the Prophet sallallaahu. Selim is surprised. He asks what aka our mythology, are they really
my people they're gonna put me out. And why the surprise, if you're wondering is because they
respected the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam he was known as I mean, the most truthful, they
trusted him, you know, with with crusts with their belongings, because they held him in high esteem
in high regard. So he sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was surprised as to, you know, the fact that they
		
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			are they going to chase me out, and then what he goes on to highlight that, you know, whenever a
person used to come with this message, he was talking about the prophets of the past. This is what
they had to face with their people. And we see this too, and we go through the Koran in regards to
the nations of the past, the people of the past and how they dealt with the prophets of Allah
subhanho wa Taala. So he highlights this and with that, you know, the the narration comes to an end,
I'm just,
		
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			you know, looking at the narration right now, going through it. The narration ends with the fact
that I'll worry, divine revelation, right after that it seized and
		
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			so in the next class, we went on to discuss this period where federal why, because in the next
generation, which is the Hadith number four, in the book of Imam Al Bukhari, Rahim Allah, that
narration basically talks about how washy was paused, there was a pause that took place, and we
discussed in regards to how long the war he was paused,
		
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			that our opinions put forth by historians that state because when you look at the timeline, you
have, like we mentioned earlier,
		
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			that initially it was
		
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			dreams that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam would see that was before this Mira beacon, Lady HELOC was
revealed. And then we have the ayat that were revealed unto the prophets that alarm Wiley Valley was
in the revelation of a corrupt takes place. And then for three years, you have a few opinions.
		
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			Now, when you look at the most authentic, or the strongest of these opinions, you see that there was
a period of cessation a period of pause between the revelation for three years. And this pause it
takes place, it takes place on two occasions.
		
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			The first one was before the revelation of Surah tilma death. And so certain Muslim male that was
before that, in other words, after this miracle, every one of you have a pause. And then you have
sort of certain Muslim a that was revealed to the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa alayhi wasallam.
And as per this narration, we also discussed that that was when he said a long while you it was
seldom he sees jabril,
		
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			Isla to Islam seated on a throne, in his true form, and his true form, covering the horizons between
the heavens and the earth, it was such a massive and colossal form. That is the true form of Jubilee
that is led to a solemn, and we also discussed that, generally speaking, jabril arisa to Islam would
not come in his true form, because it was just too overwhelming a sight to to grasp and to
comprehend, because it was such a powerful Angel of Allah Subhana Allah Allah. And we also mentioned
that it is from the abilities of the angels that they are able to shape shift, they're able to take
on the form of human beings, this is an ability that was given to them by Allah Subhana Allah Allah
		
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			because you have to understand that their composition is different from ours. Their bodies are made
of something of lighter density, they're able to fly, they're able to shape shift. So there are
certain abilities that were bestowed upon them that were not bestowed upon mankind. So he used to
generally come to the prophets of Allah Islam in the guise of a human being. And this is established
in other nations for example, you have the hadith of gibreel. It's known as it is known as a hadith
of gibreel. Where Omar of the hottub rhodiola one who he describes a man wearing sparkling white
clothes having jet black hair, no signs of fatigue journey could be seen on him and he comes to the
		
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			Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam sits with the prophet and there's this conversation that ensues
between him and the prophets, Allah Allah Islam, it was the end of the Hadith. It is an authentic
hadith. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam himself asks, Amaro de la Juan, yeah, Omar at a
dream and he said, this was after the man had left the gathering. Or Omar, do you know who this man
was?
		
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			Ahmed Abdullah one who he responds Allahu, Allahu Allah, Allah and His Messenger know best to which
then the Rasul Allah Islam says we're gibreel attacco Halima come, Dina come it was jabril who came
to you all to teach you all your deen? So it was basically a conversation that took place like a q&a
session where he would ask questions and the professor is and would respond to his questions. So
this had this proves to us that the angels could take on the form of human beings and the fact that
gibreel used to take on the form of a human being when coming to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
alayhi wasallam. So, the second pause that took place was after approximately eight tours had been
		
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			revealed unto the prophets of Allah while he while he was selling, so and this is basically after
the first period of cessation. So in total, we're looking at about 10 sutras because we mentioned
Mr. Millan with death. So after 10 sutras in total had been revealed, there was a another pause that
took place and this is the opinion of
		
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			historians. These are the opinions put forth by historians lucubra kaseya Rahim Allah, he mentions
in his book, I'll be dire when the higher the book of the beginning and the end. And there are there
are other scholars as well who have gone on to mention and talk about these periods of pause. Now,
we also discussed in terms if you're wondering in terms of
		
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			what wisdom is behind these periods of cessation as to why there was a pause, at the end of the day,
Allah knows best and To Him belongs.
		
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			You know, all knowledge in regards to the wisdom behind it, but from a human capacity, if we were to
try and deduce a wisdom or to
		
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			one thing that we can conclude upon is that this was to make it easy upon the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and this is established in ayat like this one for example, or Koran and for acuna,
Lolita for a while and Nancy Island, Brooklyn, when is Allah who Tansy Allah, Allah subhanho wa
Taala he says, it is a four iron which we have separated by intervals, that you might recite it to
the people over a prolonged period and we have sent it down one as well now, who attends de la. Now
students of the Arabic language would would relate to this that the the scale that is used in terms
of the word naza, Allah Nazzal now file, which means to send something down stage by stage
		
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			piecemeal. And this is something that we discussed right at the very beginning, that the Quran was
not revealed unto the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam all at once, no, it was across a period of
23 years across his mission, it was revealed piecemeal, stage by stage by Allah subhanho wa Taala.
		
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			So these were all important topics that we discussed, related to this hadith as well as the previous
one. So right after that, if you were to look at
		
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			the next Hadeeth This is also something that we discussed hedis number five, where sorry, they've
been Jubail, Hina rates and a bit adverse in the last one who might be holy, he dial up from even at
birth or the long line who he says in regards to the iron law to had Rick be here, Lisa, Nicoletta
jalebi. Now this ayah is in sort of a Yama where Allah subhanho wa Taala, he says led to Henrik B
Healy, sanika, addressing the prophets that allow highly valuable Islam do not move your tongue, let
the tarjolla be in, in in haste basically. So the understanding here is that and I'm just you know,
condensing the Hadith to summarize it because at the end of the day, it's a recap.
		
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			When jabril Allah slot was Salam would come with ayat and to the prophets that along wily Valley
B'Tselem, the Prophet would, now when he would read ayat now for example, if Jabra said Muslim would
come to the prophet and start reading al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil aalameen Ar Rahman AR Rahim, Maliki
ohmi Deen, the Prophet would, in a very hasty way, read after jabril la slat wassalam because he
wanted to try and quickly capture it from jabril. So now gibreel is reading al hamdu Lillahi Rabbil
alameen and the Prophet is repeating after GPRS that was 100 Nairobi, Mohammed Al hamdu Lillahi
Rabbil alameen.
		
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			In a move to committed to his memory, as jabril Alisha to Islam was reading it so whilst he was
reading the Prophet is repeating you know, almost like when someone's telling you something and you
want to quickly committed to your memory, you kind of repeat it to yourself, if there's like an
important thing that you want to remember and, and you're only going to hear it, you know, or it's a
in a very important setting and you're being told something and if you want to
		
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			Remember it and if you want to recall it, what you would do is you would at times repeat it to
yourself and this is what the prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam was doing he was listening very
attentively and repeating it to himself in a move to commit it to his memory so I add were revealed
law to have Rick be Healy Santa Clara de jalebi or messenger of Allah do not move your tongue
hastily in the eyeliner Gemma Hua Khurana and Allah subhanho wa Taala goes on to say that indeed it
is upon us the compiling of the Quran.
		
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			And so the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was relieved of this in terms of lessons that can be
deduced from this hadith I think I highlighted this when we when we discussed the Hadith during the
month of Ramadan as well.
		
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			This Hadith is known as a muscle cell Hadeeth because if an Ibis or the Allahu anhu Omar when he was
narrating the Hadith, he actually went on to move his lips and describe, he moved his lips he moved
his tongue and went on to describe how the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam used to move his
lips. So a hadith that includes such a description.
		
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			These headings are known as musasa. Now, for example, you have another Hadeeth.
		
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			This is to bring about some clarity, I think, if I'm not mistaken, was able to Miss rhodiola one who
talks about the last person to enter gender. And towards the end of the Hadith, he goes on to smile.
And then he looks at the people around him, his students perhaps, around him and he asks them, why
don't you he tells them Why don't you ask me why I'm smiling. And then they all go on to ask him.
Why are you smiling? So then he says, when the Prophet was narrating this hadith to us, the prophet
smile and we all asked the Prophet salesianum era sola, why are you smiling? And the prophets of
Allah Wiley, where the wisdom then went on to educate the Sahaba saying that, based on the statement
		
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			of this man, the last person to enter Jannah, Allah subhanho wa Taala would smile, and so the
prophets lie Selim. He smiled at that juncture. And then the narrator's narrators who went on to
narrate from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, also smiled and this was, you know, carried on,
		
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			from narrator to Narrator And that is why the Hadith is known as a muscle cell, Hadith. And an
important thing to be noted in the prophets that Allison says that Allah subhanho wa Taala smile, he
obviously smiled in a, he will smile in a manner that befits his majesty and glory kamalu bisha. And
he will generally So having said that, this hadith is known as a muscle cell Hadith, why? because it
includes certain descriptions of the actions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Now coming
to one important lesson that is highlighted in this hadith
		
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			is the fact that
		
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			if the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is being asked to listen attentively, remaining quiet,
		
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			whilst the Prophet was not doing something else, he was listening very attentively,
		
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			and trying to committed to his memory.
		
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			Yet the instructions that were given to him by Allah subhanho wa Taala, were to remain quiet and
listen to the recitation.
		
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			So then just imagine how much more important it is for us to ensure that whenever the Quran is being
read, that we listen to it attentively. Today, unfortunately,
		
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			we
		
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			tend to want to have the Koran playing in the background.
		
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			You know, we somehow think of it as
		
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			how we would think of white noise, maybe,
		
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			you know, so we feel like you know, Subhana light de stresses me. And in a way, it's a form of
Rokia. So let me have it playing in the background. So at home, we have it playing in the
background. Maybe now officers we have it playing in the background in our vehicles as we get in the
car and starts I'm not saying that is a bad thing.
		
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			But having the foreign playing in the background, and then you busy talking to people and just you
know, having it playing in the background and you completely disregarding that is what is bad.
		
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			So for example, you have it playing in the vehicle, then pay attentive pay, pay attention, be an
attentive ear to the reading of the Quran. You have it in your office, while you're working as long
as you are you are paying attention to the Koran and not involved in a conversation with someone
else. If you really have to talk to someone then pause the recitation of the Quran. Go on with the
conversation.
		
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			done to the conversation you can get back to the Quran, it is a sign of disrespect and disregard to
have it playing in the background and you, you know involved in something else and this is just
playing in the background, may Allah protect us, May Allah help us to
		
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			fulfill our obligations in regards to the words of our maker subhanho wa Taala. So as you can see,
if the prophets that allow you it was and I was asked to do so then it is definitely upon us. And
again, I need to reiterate, the prophet was not doing something else. The Prophet was listening
attentively. And he did so in a move to commit it to his memory and yet he was asked to listen. So
then you and I, we're not trying to commit it to our memories, we're just you know, blatantly doing
something else may Allah protect us, I mean, so, that's a very important lesson to deduce from that
particular Hadith. And then with that,
		
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			the next heading that is in place is Hadith number six. And this is a narration from azuri and obey
delay bin Abdullah bin Baba and even amberson buddy Allahumma again, kala Kala Rasulullah sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam ijmuiden us So, the idea then as the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was the
most generous and he was the most generous.
		
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			Fisher had Ramadan during the month of Ramadan and we discussed this during the month of Ramadan.
Subhan Allah talking about the generosity of the prophets, Allah Elisa. And by the way, I'm not
going into a lot of detail with regards to these narrations because we have already covered these
narrations during live sessions and during the live sessions in the month of Ramadan, so I'm just
recapping these sessions and inshallah from the next class we're going to be starting a brand new
Hadith and going into a lot of detail with it a brand new headed as in a brand new had it in terms
of the series. It is a recorder in the book of Imam Al Bukhari Hadith number seven, basically. So
		
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			how did number six talks about the generosity of the prophets that along with it when he was in
terms of how generous and individually he was during the month of Ramadan? Generally speaking, he
was a generous individual. And this is an important lesson to be highlighted My dear brothers and
sisters in Islam, that we must ensure that we don't end up becoming servants of the month of
Ramadan. Are you a servant of the month of Ramadan? Or are you a servant of Allah? Your mama David
Hanbal Rahim Allah was told about individuals who would do a lot of good deeds during the month of
Ramadan. So when the month of Ramadan would come about, they would you know, do good deeds left,
		
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			right and center, they would give out so much of charity. It would be very, very enthusiastic in
terms of reading the Koran in terms of in terms of praying in terms of ensuring that they stay away
from bad habits, that they stay away from certain destructive addictions that they are in Subhan
Allah May Allah protect us from such addictions? They stay away from all of that, you know, but then
when the month of Ramadan ends Subhan Allah, they go back to all their bad habits again. May Allah
protect us. So Emma Macmillan Hamble Rahim, Allah even don't do very sternly say such individuals
are not the slaves of Allah. They're not the servants of God, but rather they are the servants of
		
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			the month of Ramadan. Oh Babu, Shadow Ramadan, they are basically the servants of the month of
Ramadan. So let us not become from that category. My dear brothers and sisters in Islam, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was a generous individual throughout during the month of Ramadan, his
generosity enhanced and it increased.
		
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			You understand? So likewise, we must strive to do good deeds and stay away, stay away from the
prohibitions of Allah. be extremely generous and and try to do as many good deeds as possible and
during the seasons like the month of Ramadan, we need to enhance those habits enhance those sheduled
in such a way where we do more good deeds, we spend more for the sake of Allah to accrue more
rewards from our maker subhanho wa Taala. So with that, I come to
		
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			you know, the end of the recap of these a hadith.
		
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			So inshallah dalla in the upcoming class we will start the next Hadith which is Hadith number seven.
It is a long narration, a very interesting one, which we will discuss in detail of an incident that
took place during the time of the messenger sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So with that, I conclude, I
look forward to talking to you all in the next class in sha Allah, Allah and these sessions will be
put up on YouTube. If you were to go to my channel, you'll be able to see that we have structured
the recordings in the form of a playlist. So you'll have Episode 1234567 and then the next one will
be titled as eight in shallow data.
		
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come back. He bought a kettle