Mustafa Khattab – Be Like Sahaba 1
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The importance of learning to be better than others is emphasized in the conversation. The Sahaba are of two types, with the most successful being among Muslims. The speaker emphasizes the importance of following the prophet's example and following his teachers' standards. Visitors should prioritize doing good things and giving their Islam to others. The history and acceptance of Islam among Muslims are also discussed, with some people adopting Islam because they experienced the prophet's glory. Visitors should know the three days of the year to achieve the best of one's life.
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So if you want to be successful in
this dunya,
if you want to get the best out
of Ramadan, then you have to follow the
example of the prophet
So we ask Allah
to give us life and the strength to
reach the month for our Allah and to
be able to fast during the day and
to stand at night in salah to accept
all our good deeds.
The question is before we talk about the
sahaba,
how can we have to go with him
that like the sahaba?
If you are able to be today better
than yesterday
and to be better tomorrow and today, don't
hesitate. You have to do a dry light.
So this is what we aim by our
Lord Himmel. You always try to improve. You
always try to be better than yesterday.
And I always give the example of school
students. If you have a school student
who stays in,
grade 3 for 5 years.
I mean,
there's nothing good about them. 5 years in
grade 3?
And this is what we mean by our
own opinion.
So, again, is there anyone here among us
who's there or good like the sahab? And
what can we do to be good like
them?
1st, we have to agree
that the Sahaba were the greatest among the
Muslims.
The prophet
says it very clearly
So Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tells us in
the Quran, the reason why the Sahar Allah
subhanahu wa'ala
So, do you want to compare someone
who spends his whole life
in front of Allah's book, Islam's book, like
the one who spends his whole life who's
not his book?
I mean, they're not the same.
So these are the reasons why Abbasid Khan
says in the Quran that he is pleased
with the Sahaba, and we are pleased with
him, and he has given judgment. So collectively,
the Sahaba are better than anyone else,
who will come after them.
So this is the short answer that no.
Nobody is similar to the Sahaba in their
fault, in their favor, in anything related to
them, in their business. So this is the
short answer. The long answer is maybe. Why
not?
The Sahaba are classified into 2 groups.
Is Sahaba and Ga'am is Sahaba.
So the Sahaba are of 2 types. There
are the prominent Sahaba, then there's the average
Sahaba. So the prominent Sa'a, no one can
be like
them. So
for example,
when you talk about Adir Banks,
Khadija
Even
even Ahmed Al Sahaba
who didn't witness Badr. Nobody is like the
people of Badr. Even Ahmed Al Sahaba who
were there with the Bilasas in them, but
they didn't go to Badr. The people of
Bad were the best and they were defilements.
Even among the sahab and the bomb on.
Then, the people
of Benfir Alaihi, they agreed. They are among
among the best and the finest sahab of
Gurus Hasid. So these are the prominent sahab
that nobody can be like them. Sorry
to break your heart. They are the finest,
they are the best, nobody can be like
them. But the alan salah,
yes, there are some among us who sacrifice
to do good things,
those who really raise their children in this
time of difficulty and challenges,
and you raise them as good Muslims, those
who work hard to provide for their families,
and they stay away from the Awa. Although
Hawa is very easy,
and those who are patient in difficult times,
those who sacrifice their money, they give Islam
to people in Ramadan, those who sacrifice their
time in
many of them are here today. They accepted
without seeing the prophet and they believe in
him. And this is why the prophet
called us Ahibal
in the Ahliyih. Then, he loves us because
we believe in him without seeing him.
Okay. So, of course, in this we're also
good. We believe in the prophet
seeing him, we have never seen his miracles,
alaydulillah, and
we have not experienced his generosity.
So I'm gonna give you a few examples.
So for example, some of the sahabi accepted
Islam when they saw the prophet performing
miracles. And the prophet did miracles more than
that, like Musa, alayhis sala, and the other
prophets. Like, this * moon.
We were not there when the broths when
the moon was placed for the prophet.
So we believed in him without seeing all
the instruments.
Some of the saha accepted Islam just because
they saw the prophet in front of him.
That when the prophet came as an immigrant
to Maninah,
every single person in the city went out
to receive the prophet.
So I went out with them. Then I
pushed my way through the crowd to take
a look at the prophet. And so when
I looked as it's bright,
Crozat and then so when I looked at
its bright face, I knew when I first
climbed my eyes were hid that that was
not the face of Allah.
Prophet Muzrat was living all over his face.
So at that moment,
Islam was put in my heart. And the
first thing I heard from the prophet the
first hadith I heard the prophet
say was, O people,
feed the poor
and give salaam to everyone,
and stay at night with salah, and honor
your family ties, and
Allah Subhanahu wa'ala will give you gentile peace.
So this is the first thing you heard
from the pro of Saseem.
We have not seen the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi.
The description of him and his qualities are
given in the Quran
and also in the sunnah. Of course, in
the sunnah, the way the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi
wa Salam look, his face, his physical characteristics,
his qualities, but we have not seen the
prophet in person.
So he ascended in him without even seeing
him.
Also,
some of the sahaba accepted Islam because they
experienced
So eventually, Umayyad accepted Islam. Several years later,
the prophet Sasa then forward some shields from
Safwan to go for the battle of Khunayil.
So, he went with the prophet Sasa and
he went to Abu him. He said, let
me go. I was gonna check out what
happens.
So, half of the battle, when they took
this quarters of war and went to that
valley full of goats and sheep and camels
and everything.
He was like 100 or 1000 of them.
So, Shafla
sought to stare at these animals and the
prophet
noticed that he was looking at them and
he was staring at them. So, the prophet
said, he
was gathered at the time. Do you like
this valley and everything in it? So, I
said, yeah. It looks nice. I like it.
So, the
prophet
and
he
accepted
Islam and he And he used to say,
after he shahad,
when I went out to Muhammad, as a
as a for the bell of Kannayi,
no one
I hated no one in this world more
than him. But when he gave me, he
was generous with me. Now, I don't want
anyone more than him. Have you ever received
or received a mail or a check-in the
mail from Rasool As Salazar? Of course not.
Have you experienced financial
generosity just like he did with Zohu As
Salazar? Of course not. So we love him
without seeing him. And the soul of Allah
and
it is good. So there's always goodness about
about Muslims, no matter where they are. There's
goodness in every one of us. And as
I said, there are some of us and
many of us who sacrifice their time and
their money to help the Muslim community,
and those who are sincere, and those who
pray, and those who fast.
I've seen a lot of Muslims, they're they
hit old,
and they still want to fast in Ramadan.
They have physical conditions, and they come to
me crying.
So this is the question regarding, is there
anyone among us who is good like the
Sahar? And he said, yes, inshallah, there's goodness
about us, and this should raise our mua'a
to the sky.
So So the second question is how can
we be how can we follow the example
of the Sahaba al Anil Amun? How can
we have Aruba and Himba like him? How
can we walk in their footsteps?
Basically, there are 3 things. If you do
that, inshallah, you will be good like a
sahab. You will have you will get
the best of this life, and you will
get the best out of a month of
Ramadan. If you don't know what these 3
days are in the afternoon to be like
a sahabah, you have to come next