Musleh Khan – So Much Happening In The World

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			another jamara reminder, I come to you live from the Islamic Institute of Toronto. I know I'm a few
minutes late, but I'll share with you the reason why I'm a few minutes late at the end of this short
to jamara reminder Bismillahi Tada, I'll show you exactly what's going on, and even why I'm at the
IoT center. But nevertheless, let's get right to the subject. This year has certainly being a year
that has started off with so many different trials and and hardships and tragedies around the world.
And today, I wanted to take a moment to really think back from January 2020 till this point, just
all lets happen. And I'm not going to be able to list everything that's taken place that's been
		

			tragic and and difficult for all of us. But if I mean, when I think back, the first thing that comes
to mind is the downing of the Ukrainian flight that took the lives of everyone on that flight that
happened in Iran, then I can think about immediately the bushfires in Australia, how millions of
animals and acres and acres of land destroyed. Then we go on to the tragedy and Philippines then we
talk about the tragedy in Turkey. And then just recently, just before the crash of Pakistan, the
Pakistan airlines in which almost everyone passed away with the exception of two individuals, I
think the number was 97 people died. And then of course, the pandemic that we're all you know
		

			involved with, and we're all dealing with some kind of law. So, basically where things lie in terms
of why all of this is happening. This is a legit question. A lot of people are asking why why why?
Why is Allah subhana wa Taala doing this? Why is Allah subhanho wa Taala allowing all of these
things to happen in this world? Well, the first thing is the question itself is a bit strange.
Because why Allah subhanho wa Taala chooses for something to happen is not something that we should
question we shouldn't question his will. We shouldn't question his puddle. So to ask, Oh Allah, why
are you doing this gives the the impression that we know what is best for ourselves. And that for
		

			whatever reason, Allah subhanho wa Taala doesn't
		

			hamdulillah excuse me, sorry about that. I've never sneezed in my entire life during a hot bath. But
there was a first for everything. And since this is a reminder, I guess I can sneeze if another one
comes on guys, I have allergies, not COVID Alhamdulillah. So bear with me. But coming down back to
the subject. People are asking so much tragedy why why why the answer is? Well, the first thing is
usually a standard response to this is, well, it's a test from Allah. And we all have to go through
trials and tribulation. And so this is one of those trials and tribulations that we have to go
through. You see, if you look at it that way, that's fine. The Quran and the Sunnah tell us that
		

			part of hardship in this world is that you're being tested. And the Prophet alayhi salatu was Salam
tells us that there is no group of people that are more tested than the prophets and messengers. So
what scholars understood from that is the more pious, the more religious, the more devoted you are,
Allah will grind you further in the sense to really test your sincerity Are you in this religion,
and you're in it to stay through thick and thin and that's the whole idea. And then secondly, of
course, is where what I want to talk to you about is just the whole nature of what worldly life is.
Recently now, just a few days ago, one of the biggest news on the planet now is the death of a young
		

			man in America, George Floyd, I believe his name is a lots of controversy, lots of discussion about
how he died and why he died and that he shouldn't have died and so on so forth. I won't get into any
of that, although, it's really really unfortunate and really, really sad that that happened to him.
I personally and I'm sure hundreds of 1000s of you, many of you out there. Believe that
		

			saying that this young man did not have to die. And of course, there are a lot of politics and a lot
of other extended issues that revolve around why he died. And the whole subject of race and being a
black man in that part of the world, and being part of a minority anywhere in the world, you're
always subjugated to these kind of this kind of treatment. And rules are different, the system
treats you differently. You know, that's a massive subject that maybe one day inshallah we will talk
about. But the reality is very simple.
		

			The Prophet it is lentils that I'm told us that this world, a dunya, meddler owner, this world is
cursed. You know, when you hear that phrase in the very beginning of the Hadeeth, it's really
strong, strong words to use to describe that the world is cursed, because I like living here. I like
the fact that Allah subhanho wa Taala put me on Earth. I like the fact that I can, you know, enjoy
this worldly life in the sense I travel I see I meet different people around the world of living on
this planet is not such a bad thing. It's a beautiful place to live. And so the first thing that
will understand this opening phrase of the Hadith is to understand that when the prophesy Selim is
		

			telling us what is cursed, he's going to specify exactly what he's referring to. But two scholars
explained that the the word curse in this hadith is not referring to your family and your friends
and the things that are close to near to you. It's just what worldly life stands for. So for
example, you live in this world you contribute, Allah gives you x amount of years to be here, and
you do your best to make the best of your life in this world. But then you pass away, the world
continues to turn without you, time continues to progress without you life goes on with or without
you. So in that sense, nothing is going to really stop and pause just because you're not on the
		

			planet anymore. So with the Prophet it saw it was said I was referring to when he says that the
world is cursed is that it's his way, in very stern language to don't get too attached to this world
because it will let you down. No matter what you do. If you do your best to leave a legacy Sure,
there will be parts of your legacy that people will remember forever and it will be passed on to
generations and generations. But the reality on the flip side is that much of that legacy will also
be in the history books, and a new legacy will come and the cycle will continue again new lessons
new knowledge, etc, etc, etc. So the point is, is that the Prophet Allah subtle, Simon's making it
		

			very clear that this world world when he says it's curse, that means don't get too attached to this
world. You could leave it at any second. And that's what the world does. That's the way that Allah
designed life in this world. Then Hadeeth continues meluna Murphy has everything in it is cursed. So
now if this is to to deter us from the fact that those of us might be sitting and thinking, Well,
okay, this thing is cursed. That person is cursed. This system is cursed, and start pinpointing what
they think is a curse that thing in this world, to eliminate that, not even to get involved in that
conversation. The Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam tells us everything in this world is cursed,
		

			except three things number one, Illa Victrola one malware wideman omo Tarik Lima, except the
remembrance of Allah. Now you see how sting things start to broad in terms of our understanding, and
the Prophet Alayhi salat wa salam is saying except the remembrance of Allah don't mistake
understanding that phrase as Okay, except when I'm in prayer, when I'm recite, to implore and when
I'm saying to be when I'm making Vicar of Allah. It's not just restricted to the movement of the
tongue in the remembrance of Allah, or when you're performing actual rituals, sometimes a beautiful
scenery you walk out and you see the ocean you see beautiful trees, they remind you of Allah. So
		

			some of the scholars explained here when when the Prophet system says the Victrola meaning anything
that reminds you of Allah, then that's exempted from this curse. So of course, that includes our
family, the people closest to us people who are good company, good friendship, people that
encouraged us to tell us nice things. They're good people to be around, Muslim or not. The Prophet
Alayhi salat wa salam is telling us and gauging our efforts our energy towards at least these are
the things that you can enjoy that you can interact with because why at the end of the day, they
keep us under control. the remembrance of Allah is never cut off. That connection between you and
		

			your Creator is never deteriorates and even if it does, then you know what you have to do. So when
we talk about the thicket of Allah, it's not just restricted to rituals, but it's anything in this
world that helps you remember Allah subhanho wa Taala, obviously in a good way. One malware devil,
here's number two
		

			Except the exemption in this header with the thing that helps you remember a lot, so that could be
like a best friend. And even if the friend isn't Muslim, forget about their religion for a minute,
the person an individual in your life, the prophets, I seldom is saying the thing that helps you
remember a lot. So when your friend tells you, hey, look, man, isn't it time for you to go to the
mosque? It's Friday, don't you have to go to that Friday prayer? Okay, I'm going to go to Timmy. So
I'm going to go to the coffee shop, you go do your thing. These are good people to be around. These
are people that are helping you remember a lot. And obviously going in even deeper things devices,
		

			computers, TVs, internet, all of these things, if you use it the right way. They encourage you to
study and to remember and listen to reminders and so on and so forth. So you gain knowledge this
way. So the Prophet alayhi salaatu wa Salaam is telling us and keep in mind he's not specifying to
us, what are the things that help you remember a lot, that's up to you, you can decide what it is in
your life that helps you remember a lot, but just ensure that of course, it's done in a proper way
ahead, way away. that's acceptable. And then finally, brothers and sisters. Why are the men on
maternity leave the scholar or the student of knowledge? So today's reminders, really the three
		

			things that are exempted from the curse of Allah subhanho wa Taala. Where's all of this coming from?
What's this topic all about? What's the connection between all the events happening in the world of
this hadith? I'm going to share that with you. Once I take the short few second break. I'm going to
just sit down pause for a minute just to kind of give the same feel of how we're accustomed to with
the Juma reminders. So let's pause here those of you who are listening May Allah azza wa jal bless
you rewarded, we ask Allah subhanho wa Taala to heal the world, from this playing in this pandemic,
to allow us to be back to our lives in a manner that's pleasing to Him. We prayed that Allah
		

			subhanho wa Taala keep us safe, keep us healthy, keep us stable and keep our connection strong and
stable with him always and forever love them. I mean, I'll call him a test man was stuff that will
allow you will accommodate him, assuming them included them, but stuff it'll enable him
		

			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah, Allah He offered who sought a woman
while so finally in the Hadith, the scholar or the student of knowledge, they are exempted from the
curse of Allah, meaning not everybody is going to be a scholar, we know that and the Prophet it was
set on he knows that however, we are all students of knowledge. If you're listening to this video,
you're a student of knowledge or student of the deen, you want something to remind you and you're
learning something, you're a part of that you're part of that whole process. I'm a student of
knowledge, every single human being as a student of knowledge. But the Hadeeth has very specific
		

			scholars, they explain and tell us that it's referring to the student of knowledge with respect to
knowledge that is beneficial. So whether that knowledge be Islamic, or even connected to worldly
life, the point is, is that that knowledge helps you and it uplifts you to become an overall better
human being. And keep this in mind brothers and sisters, although that we know that Islamic
knowledge is always the best and purest of knowledge out there. Learning about this place we call
home planet Earth, learning about animals and creatures and how they live and how they interact with
us, learning about nature, learning about life, developing skills, so that we could find a job, we
		

			could sustain ourselves going to school, education, all of these things and the list goes on. This
is all part of being a student of knowledge, you're learning at the end of the day, the to be a
complete Muslim, not just the Muslim that's involved in rituals and Islamic knowledge, but you also
are well versed with basic day to day things. You know, it's like one scholar used to teach us in
Medina, that seeking knowledge is that you learn a little bit of everything and not everything about
one thing. So you learn a little bit about day to day things that you do to overall so that you're
independent, you're able to, you're able to take care of yourself, take care of those that are
		

			around you. And at the same time you're devoted, you're caught you're constantly learning about your
deen. That's always the priority for you're always thinking about the asset or all of these little
things are important. And they are absolutely incumbent on each and every one of us when we're
journeying through this life, but with that being said, coming back to how this short reminder
begin. Honestly guys, our Prophet alayhi salatu wa sallam told us that as the day of judgment comes
nearer and nearer and closer and closer tragedy will continue to increase. A man will take the life
of another person, another human being, and not even know why did I just take the life of that
		

			individual? Don't just feel like we're living in that time. Doesn't it feel like innocent people
		

			because of their race, their background, their religion, or just their existence, somebody doesn't
like them, or chooses not to like them about something, they haven't done any crime, they haven't
done anything. But their life, their lives are taken. And so when we go back to how this all begins,
understand and be reminded, as I am reminded, and all of us should be reminded, time is running out.
And all of this COVID-19 the disasters that are happening around the world, and don't forget the
murder Hornet, or Okay, that tiny little Hornet, I mean, it's not tiny compared to other other bugs,
but some kind of low one sting from this, and you could potentially die from that. And now that's
		

			becoming the new problem that people are talking about, and people are monitoring. So if you don't
know anything about the murder Hornet, just literally go on YouTube type murder Hornet, and see what
happens and see what you can educate and learn about this stuff so that you can understand and
protect yourself from it. But with that being said, This world will always let us down in the sense
that no matter how much we tried to serve it, and attach ourselves to it, and live in it, we
eventually age we become weaker, and we leave and the world continues. And so this is why Islam
makes such a strong statement in terms of when you live in this world, don't get too attached to it,
		

			enjoy it. I mean, the Quran talks about the mountains and trees and birds and animals in the sea and
so on. I mean, gives you elements of this world that is beautiful. And the beginning of this
reminder, we talked about how you can interact with all that is beautiful in this world. But with
that being said, I pray that Allah subhanaw taala get us through this difficult time. And as he
promises for in America grocery use right in the metro city, Yusra, with every pain, there is always
multiple avenues of ease. And I pray that we will always experience multiple avenues of ease and
comfort after each pain and struggle. And so with that being said, I also want to take a moment to
		

			pray for the families of those who have passed away not just from COVID-19. But even the recent,
unfortunate incident that happened in the United States with George Floyd and his family, we pray
that the Lord gives them stability and strength through this difficult time. And I pray that they
get the justice that they deserve to what happened to their dear son, their child, the father, enjoy
George Floyd, we should always remember incidents like this when a luck keeps us alive to witness
and hear about these things. Yeah, you Hannah's Bodie bent methadone for STEM your ruler, or
mankind. I keep showing you examples, examples of examples of true reality, a STEMI rule, I pay
		

			attention to that stuff. Just because it didn't happen to you doesn't mean you get to change the
channel, you get to shut off the computer and just be like, Oh, well, it's happened in a different
country or to somebody else, no big deal. Let's go out and eat. That's not how it works unless you
pay attention to that stuff. These are all examples of reminders of what the true reality of worldly
life is. You come in, you're here for a short period, and you're gone. But there will be a time
there will be a day where justice will prevail. And that is of course, the day of judgment. So all
of those who have lost their lives and those who were hurt, and they were hurt and lost their lives
		

			wrongly and unjustly. The day of judgment will come it will be our turn Bismillah hytera. With that
being said, may Allah subhanho wa Taala continue to uplift us, increase us increase our faith give
us strength and knowledge that we constantly improve ourselves and we better ourselves as not just
human beings but as believers with Allah subhanho wa Taala May Allah azzawajal bless you all, I pray
a little Benedictine if you're doing your hessen or Philadelphia it has an opener in Durban now. We
ask Allah subhana wa Taala a lot of them in the nearness okay agenda we ask you for agenda or
macabre but you lay him in Poland alarm and the things that we say and we do that brings us closer
		

			to Agenda when are you becoming a nun? Oh Allah we ask you to protect us from the fire will not
clutter up the lamb and hold in alignment and anything that we say or do that brings us closer to
the fire or Allah protect us from the second level heighten May Allah subhanho wa Taala Bless you
all all. And just keep in mind at once this reminder is done to pray your select the lower four
records. But before I finished, guys, stay on, stay online with me. I'm going to put on my mask. And
I'm going to show you what's happening in the Islamic Institute of Toronto. Okay, so come Come with
me. Let's walk outside of my office.
		

			So before you guys go,
		

			let's walk out of my office. And let me show you
		

			what the Islamic Institute has turned into. So let me actually let me Okay, there we go. So I've
turned the camera.
		

			So here we are. Let me walk into the hallway.
		

			And I'll show you what we're doing here. Why am I at the institute? Why do I have my
		

			mask on. Well, this is why, for those of you who are not aware yet,
		

			at the Islamic Institute of Toronto, it has become,
		

			it has become a place well, hold on, you guys are getting blurry. There we go. It has become a test
center for COVID-19. So you can actually come if you're in Toronto anywhere in Toronto, that you can
come down to the Islamic Institute of Toronto and get tested for COVID-19 some kind of law. I mean,
it's just amazing. I mean, we just we simply have to do what we have to do in order to stay safe. So
this is why I'm here. This is why I have my mask. I'm at the upper floor so it's clean and it's safe
up here but downstairs is where all the action is happening. So once again, if you're in Toronto,
come down to the Islamic Institute of Toronto and get tested you don't have to have any symptoms you
		

			don't have to have anything you just have to be here and everything will be taken care of for you in
short a long time. All those that are tested May Allah subhanaw taala always and forever keep you
healthy and safe. And even if you get tested positive May Allah subhanho wa Taala he is a sheffy He
is the one that cures he is the source of cure and so May Allah subhanaw taala cure you love them
me. Okay guys. So take care, man, Alonzo would y'all bless all of you. And now you can go ahead and
pray your salatu salam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh