Mustafa Khattab – Muslim Manners 23 Grace I Ramadan 2012
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The speaker explains the meaning of khbok, a single word that means "will" in English, and how it is used to signal frustration or attitude towards a situation. The meaning is also discussed, including the use of a person who controls himself at the time of extreme anger and the importance of patience and grace. The speaker also mentions a story about a man who uses his sword to set a victim on fire, and how the same person uses it to set a victim on fire.
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Not a single word in English that conveys
the whole meaning of the word khalil.
What is khalil? Khalil is when you control
yourself and there is someone that deserves to
be punched in the face
and you could tell yourself this is Halib.
Sometimes when your kids drive you nuts and
you don't throw them outside the window this
is Halib.
And sometimes when you feel like I'm talking
to the sister. Sometimes when you feel like
you wanna shoot your husband in the head
and you control yourself, this is heavy. So
this is the meaning. Okay?
Sometimes people, Yeah, I mean, they they they
push you to the extreme and still you
control yourself. This is the meaning of patience
and grace.
The patient one, the gracious one among you
is not the one who knocks people down
but the person who controls himself
at the time of extreme anger.
And I'm aware there are some games,
on the Internet
beat up your boss.
And sometimes, they're recommended for someone who is
under a lot of, stress at work. What
you do, you download this game, you install
it, and of course, you get a picture
of your boss and you start smashing his
face and punching him in the face, then
you relax after 2 hours of beating on
your boss. They have this game, it's it's
very, popular.
And if you like it, thanks and
and the Khalifa stretched from India all the
way to North Africa to Spain
and you know, upper Africa.
A very huge land, vast land. So we
entered the masjid before fast it was very
dark. So he stood on the head of
a man who was asleep in the masjid.
So the man woke up and he was
very
very nice. He said, are you blind?
He was talking to Umar ibn Abdul Aziz.
He didn't see him in the dark.
So Umar ibn Abdul Aziz said, no I'm
not blind.
The servant of Omar ibn Abdul Aziz wanted
to rip off the head of the of
the guy who was sleeping in the bush.
How dare you talk to the Khalifa like
this? So Omar ibn Abdul Aziz told him,
leave him alone. He asked me a question
if
And
the So Adhan ibn Nuqai was very,
patient and they they use him as an
example for patience and grace. One man he
was walking in the street and this man
walked behind him and he started to cuss
and and insult him.
And Anab was patient, he didn't answer him
back. He walked him a long distance behind
him. So when he, Anab got close to
his house and then, you know, the valley
the the area where he used to live,
he told the man, if you have something,
if you have more insults
to say, please say them before you go
to my street. Because if my family hears,
they will destroy you. So whatever you have
against me, say it before we go there.
Okay?
And he and he hung his sword in
the tree.
So this man who was gathered came and
took the sword and put it in the
nick of the prophet sahalehi wa sallam. So
the prophet sahalehi wa sallam woke up and
there the man was standing with a sword
in his hand. So he said to the
prophet
who can protect you from my hands now?
So the prophet says Allah.
So the man,
you know, he trembled and his hand shook
and the the sword fell off his hand.
The prophet took it and put it in
his neck and said who can't protect you
from me now? Then
so the man said, oh, Mohammed, have mercy
have mercy. Then the Sahaba came, and the
prophet, salawat alaihi wa sallam, told him the
story. And at the end of the hadith,
the prophet, salawat alaihi wa sallam, forgave him
and set him free.
So the Hadith about the creation of Adam
from dust, mud, and clay, it's the same
thing, the same stage,
but different
developments. Just like when you say, I made
the that, loaf of bread from corn
is wheat or wheat. It's acceptable if you
say, I made it from flour. It's acceptable
if you if you say, I made it
from dough. It's the same thing, but different
status. The winner for today is brother Sayed
Usid.
It's all I'm gonna say.
He is the only one who answered the
question. No one else. And the suari of
the Quran The Quran
talks about the curse
tree in the Quran. What is that tree?
If you know the answer, immediately before tomorrow
as soon as I see I'd say Imam,
and you hold the.