Mustafa Khattab – CARRY THE LIGHT Dawa to Muslims 2

He was a scholar of hadith. I said,

okay.

Okay. What do you do? They said, he

teaches hadith of the prophet

he narrates a hadith. So he said,

hey, guy on the donkey,

tell me what hadith.

They

said, get out of here. You're coming with

a bottle of wine in one hand and

a knife in the other, and you want

this scholar to give you a hadith. And

the prophet said to them, people travel for

miles to come and sit under his

if you are a scholar,

you gotta be afraid sometime.

And also, if you are a man, you'll

have to be afraid all the time if

you are married. Okay?

And this is one of the survival techniques

that, our brothers who are married know.

If you wanna survive

and the highest form of bravery is to

be a coward sometimes.

And believe me, the most eloquent thing you

can say sometimes is to be quiet, to

be silent.

This is very deep. Think about it. Okay?

What is the point

of yelling at your wife in the house,

raising your voice, calling her names, being a

hero for a couple of minutes, then the

next day, oh, he died peacefully in his

sleep?

What is the point? If you want to

survive, you have to be quiet.

Okay.

And I know a lot of people appreciate

this advice.

Okay.

So when the scholar heard this,

he said he was afraid for his life.

He said, okay. I will tell you one

hadith.

He said, this narrator

told this narrator that narrator told him that

the prophet

said, if you don't have a sense of

shame,

do whatever you want.

And he left at that, and the man

left, and he let him go. He didn't

kill him. So he said, I went home,

and that man on the donkey, he stabbed

me in the heart.

Why? What was he talking about? Why did

he show why did why did he choose

this hadith?

Does he mean that I don't have shame

of Allah and the people being a drunkard

and a bad person?

And he said, Wallahi, I have shame of

Allah, and I love the Prophet, and I

have shame of the people. He broke all

their bottles of wine,

and he left Baghdad, and he went to

Madinah, and he studied hadith with who?

Fine. Bukhari and Muslim.

Go to the books of Bukhari and Muslim

and read the introduction.

They will tell you, we got our Hadith.

We learned from this man, Khalab.

Because he got a good advice from a

wise man.

Later in the story, they say that this

one hadith is the only hadith he got

from that scholar Shoaib Abdul Hajjat, and he

received that hadith from him when he was

drunk.

So they don't they said they said we

don't know if this hadith counts or not.

Because by the time he left Madinah and

he went to this man to get knowledge

from him, he he passed away.

So

I'm gonna conclude with this. If you want

people to come back to Islam, if you

want people

to practice their religion and to follow the

prophet,

give them the zeeha with knowledge

and with him. If you are harsh to

them, if you criticize them, if you call

them names, if they are my 1 mile

away from Islam, you will kick them out

7 miles away. If you are nice to

them, believe me, inshallah, they will come back.

All of us need naseeha all the time,

but we need people to say naseeha in

the right way, the right time, and in

the right place. Thus Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to give

us beneficial knowledge

and to benefit us with everything we heard

today and we're going to hear the rest

of the day, and to give us sincerity,

to give us wisdom and knowledge, and to

accept from us, and to give us the

best in this life and the best in

the life to come.

JazakAllah Khair, Sheikh Mustafa.

I know every time I say what Sheikh

Mustafa is a good friend of mine, I

learned something new from him. This time, I

guess it was that you don't need to

give, wadu wadu wadu wadu wadu waduhiya, but,

this is a joke.

It's okay?

Our next speaker inshallah is Sheikh Saeed Raga,

and I'll just give a brief introduction on

Sheikh Saeed inshallah.

Sheikh Saeed is the cofounder and the chairman

of the Journey of Faith Conference held in

Toronto.

Sheikh Zayed is a distinguished imam, dearly loved

and celebrated for his, substantial community service, his

powerhouse of knowledge, his kindness, and leadership.

Sheikh Zayed is the esteemed founder of the

OASIS Magazine,

the youth hotline,

Orphans Matter, the Muslim Youth Camp,

and the Muslim Student Loan Foundation, and as

well the Muslim Basketball Association.

Born in Somalia, Sheikh Zari later moved to

North America in the late 19 eighties,

and he's held he holds a bachelor in

Islamic Studies and a master's in Sharia.

He has all he has he also holds

several posts over the past years,

including being the top one of the towners

of Masjid Khuda in Montreal,

and Masjid Aya in Maryland. And he was

also the adviser for Muslim Youth Magazine

and a member,

in the Alfa Association.

Furthermore, he was also a chaplain at the

University of Calgary and at SAID or the

Southern Alberta Institute of Technology,

and he also served as the imam at

the Abu Ghirah Mosque in Toronto. Tonight, inshallah,

he'll be speaking on the topic of mercy

for Muslims and non Muslims. So please welcome

Sheikh Sarid.

I was asked to talk about

messenger of Allah

Subhanahu Wa'alehi. He was sent them

being

My

brothers and sisters,

listen

to this

because

indeed it's important.

Allah

You Muhammad

Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

You Rasool Allah.

You Khayr Akhadlillah.

We did not send you

for you to accomplish something in this dunya

other than being mercy to all mankind.

To the Muslims

alone,

To Horace,

only,

To the Amoswul Hazraj,

fish, Rahmah for everything that Allah will do.

Rahmaht Alin Arami.

So the Messenger of Allah see, a lot

of us,

we came to Canada

no not knowing that we were sent here

for the people of the West,

but we came to Canada assuming

I'm here for my PhD,

I'm here for my education,

I'm here because I wanna improve my lifestyle.

I'm here because I wanna make money, and

we fail to understand

that Allah said to our messenger.

Therefore, by default,

we all are Ahima.

Messenger of Allah

was never concerned about anything other than guiding

people to Allah.

In Sahid al Bukhayi,

Aba Aburayi Allahu Muhammadanhu

is giving us the tafsir. We all be

tafsir in the kafir, tafsir. All to be

tafsir, such and such, but this is Tafsir

of Abu Hurayrah.

He's giving a Tafsir of that Ayah,

and he is saying

that Tafsir of this Ayah,

it means we bring people to Al Islam,

and we invite them to Al Islam.

And if they don't listen,

then we chain them up and we bring

them until they become Muslims

so they can be

from the people of Jannah.

That's why we were chosen to be

Khaira. The Messenger of Allah

wasn't like us at Ikhwan. See, brothers, where

are brothers who are standing outside? If you

can move, the brothers will come forward.

Some brothers, as I was told earlier, I

forgot.

You know, fill up the chairs the empty

chairs I have over here, please.

When the and Allah

said,

When the and Allah said,

When you were given the order of who

you believe,

give you space for the people to come

in and sit down. Allow that.

That.

In Surah Al Kah, Surah that we read

every Friday according to the sun.

There's one

eye showing

and describing and painting how Messenger

used to feel

when he goes to the Kufa, when he

goes to the Quraysh, when he goes to

the Mushriqin

and they would not accept the message of

Islam and they would not accept

the call of Allah and they were rejected.

Look how this eye