Mustafa Khattab – The Sahaba 2 2

So

we said before that the Sahaba of the

prophet, the companions of the prophet

are the best,

the finest there is, the greatest of all

time. And Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

has chosen them and selected them to be

the companions of the prophet salamu alaykum. If

Naqbas radiAllahu anhu says that regarding the Qasir

of this ayat and the Quran say, Alhamdulillah,

or praise is due to Allah

and send your greetings and your blessings

to those who have been chosen by Allah

Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. So Ibn Abbas said that

the ones who have been chosen

are the companions of the prophet

So the other ayah that says

that the righteous ones are those who, when

the name of Allah is mentioned or when

the Quran is recited, their hearts are moved,

their hearts are shaken with iman.

So in several a'is in the Quran, Allah

Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala says that he has

showered his grace and blessings and failures and

and forgiveness on the, number 1.

Number 2, he is pleased with them, all

of them, and all of them are pleased

with him. And number 3, he has,

promised and prepared Jannah for them.

And number 4, they are going to stay

in Jannah forever.

This is something they have been promised, and

I'm not sure any of us have gotten

this promise

in our life. Maybe when Allah

judges us in the next life, we will

know where we'll we'll be.

We have great

hope for the mercy of Allah, subhanahu wa'ala,

but we know that there is a guarantee

for the Sahaba to go to Jannah. This

is mentioned in the Quran. It is is

mentioned in the hadith. There's no doubt about

this.

Allah

Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala has preferred and exalted

some times and some people and some things

over others

and He has the right to do so

because He is a creator.

So Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala exalted Ramadan over

all months

He exalted

Laylat Tukat over all nights in the year

He exalted the day of Arafa over all

days in the year

He exalted Jibreel alayhi salaam over all other

angels.

He exalted the 5 prophets, Ulul Azm, in

the Nur by Ibrahim wa Musa 'A'eha Muhammad

above all prophets, Ulul Azm. As Allah mentioned

in the Quran, the prophets affirm result, and

the Prophet asked Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala exalted

Muhammad above

all of His Prophets.

So

Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says in the Quran

that He exalted some Prophets over others, they

are not the same.

In the same manner, Allah

has exalted some Sahaba over others. They are

not the same. All of them are in

Jannah,

but some of them are a plus, some

of them are 8. Okay?

So the Sahaba, the Taab Sahaba are Al

Albayt, of course, the family of the Prophet

and the 10 Sahaba who got the news

of Jannah, like Abu Bakr, Uthman, Umar and

Ali, and all of them, they are the

Taab.

And the people who witnessed death with the

Prophet

they are the top.

The people who gave the pledge to the

Prophet

for Surat Al Khadabiyyah, under the tree, they

are the top. And the scholars agree on

this, as these people, these Sahaba, they are

the finest among the Sahaba, the best.

We agreed that Ali Radiallahu Anhu was more

qualified

for the khilafa than Muawiyah Radiallahu Anhu. And

he was more beloved to the prophet

than Muawas.

And also we agree, all the Muslims agree

that Al Hassan al Qanda Hussayid, the grandchildren

of the Prophet SAW Salam, were more qualified

than Yazid, than the son of Muawiyah. May

Allah be pleased with all of them.

So what we said about the Prophet SAW

Alaihi Wasallam preferring and loving some of the

Sahaba more than others, it is not from

me, it is from the Prophet SAW Alaihi

Wasallam himself in authentic hadith.

For example, the Hadith of Amr ibn Aas,

he said that the Prophet

used to,

give us his full attention when he spoke

to us and when he addressed us,

so much so that each one of us

thought that he is the most beloved to

the Prophet

every single one of them. So one time,

I came to the Prophet and said, O

Prophet of Allah,

am I, or do you like me better,

or am I better,

or Abu Bakr? So the Prophet said, you

know, Abu Bakr.

So the prophet said, no Abu Bakr. So

then he said, am I more beloved to

you or Omar? So the prophet

said, Omar.

Then Uthman, he said, Uthman,

Ali, then Ali.

Then he mentioned other sahaba, then at the

end of

So for someone like us

to judge the Sahaba and to talk about

the differences they had, you have to be

at their level to talk about them.

Because some of us,

So if they did something if some of

them did something wrong, they made a mistake,

but how to be Nabi Ba Taq and

the 3 Sahaba who stayed behind in as

mentioned in Surat Al Tawba,

you shouldn't criticize them. You should pick your

words when you talk about them, as I

said, because you are not in a position

to criticize them or judge them.

They are the best, they are the fighters.

The best example, if your dad or your

older brother did something wrong, even if they

did something wrong,

when you talk to them, you have to

be respectful, you have to pick your words

when you talk about them in order not

to hurt their feelings

or humiliate them in front of the people,

So you have to pick your words.

Said, why do you hate him?

He said, because of what happened between him

and Ali ibn Abi Talib.

So this scholar, Abuza Azza said,

the lord of Muawiya Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala

is a forgiving lord.

And the rival or the opponent of Muawiya,

which is Ali RadhAllahu Anhu, is a generous

man.

So why would you get involved between a

generous lord, a forgiving lord, and a generous

man like Ali RadhAllahu Anhu?

And he was one of the finest sahaba

of the prophet sahaba of the prophet sahaba

of the salaam. He wrote the Quran for

the prophet sahaba of the salaam. He was

one of the scribes. Whenever the revelation came,

he used to write for him, and he

made jihan with the prophet sahaba of all

the time. So what we should do is

to mention the sahabah with whatever is good.

If something bad happens between them, we keep

quiet because we're not in a position to

criticize them or insult them. Thus Allah subhanahu

wa ta'ala