Omar Suleiman – Miqdad Ibn Aswad R.A – Better Than A Thousand Men – The Firsts

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The transcript discusses the importance of not letting people know the truth, including recent narratives about Ebola and the loss of a family member. The speakers also mention famous narratives about loss and loss experiences, including the narratives of the recent Black Lives Matter movement. The transcript provides context for these narratives and their significance to the broader conversation.

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			Come on I want to live in a castle
		
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			spinarak and Mr Heyman hamdu Lillahi Rabbil alameen wa Salatu was Salam while I was sitting in kitty
Marina and he will be at marine. So Hamdi Lux nice to see the messages fuller tonight May Allah
subhanaw taala gather as always upon good allow us to be amongst those upon whom the angels descend
with Allah's mercy, and upon whom the tranquility this world descends and acceptance ascends to
Allah subhanho wa Taala and Allah subhanaw taala writes us down amongst those people agenda, Allah I
mean, your brothers and sisters throughout this series of the firsts, there are certain names that
are well known to the Muslims. And we sought to go deeper into those names and into the true
		
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			contributions of those noble people and the status that they have with Allah and the Messenger of
Allah why he was one of them was undoubtedly Hamza, all the alongside on who everyone knows the name
of Hamza, it is common amongst the Muslims.
		
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			His story, at least there are certain flash points from his story that are known. But then you come
to some other names from a sub opponent alone. And these are the ones that excite me the most, that
there really isn't much known about them, their names might be known, and there might be something
that's associated with them. But there really isn't a particular story that you can recall or
anything prominent about that person that you could recall, despite their status. So this person
that we are covering today is undoubtedly one of those names on someone's hand, Allah who I hope by
the end of this inshallah you're going to have a deep love and affection for because this was a
		
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			person who you don't just have a few snapshots in the Seattle about. This is a person who is deeply
involved in the life of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam. And throughout the era of Washington, he
has major contributions. And it's not hard to find them, although he is not regularly remembered
amongst the Muslims. And so there are a few ideas. I'll start off with some of them. In fact, we've
already mentioned the narration of Yvan Massoud or the alongside Anvil, where he said that the first
people to declare their Islam publicly were seven people. The first seven people that were out there
saying that they were Muslim, that declared their Islam openly were seven people. Can you all give
		
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			me some names? Who do you think is the first? How about also law civil law? how it goes, hello?
That's one second.
		
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			Not in this particular Hadeeth
		
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			not in this particular narration. Someone mentioned him he's he's above bechamel the Allahu taala
and, and then I heard it here are mom and his mother sumiya. And then
		
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			who else do you guys think about?
		
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			It is not mentioned in this particular narration.
		
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			So hey, Bella, and the cadet.
		
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			Okay, Miss Ludo, the Allahu taala. And he says that there are seven people that first declared their
Islam publicly Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Abubakar Amar and his mother Sylvania, sohei,
Bella and Nick Sadat. And some of the understandings of this of course, as we've talked about, that
sometimes these narrations mentioned a name here, but they don't mention a name here is that these
are people who were publicly persecuted for their Islam. Right, their Islam was very well known to
the people and they faced consequences, because their Islam was well known to the people. Out of all
of those names, the name that you probably cannot recall a single incident about, is that right? You
		
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			know about So hey, you know, about Amar, you know, about, these are names that come to mind pretty
easily. Another narration from sorry, that will cost you a lot of time. He said that the idea that
was revealed what a telco did, Lavina you're the owner of the home belladati Well, actually, you re
do not watch her, do not do away with those Do not turn away from those who invoke their Lord
morning and evening seeking the pleasure of Allah subhana wa Tada.
		
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			He said that this verse was revealed, obviously, the context of it is that some of the elites have
always told the profit slice of them to get rid of certain people around him. And then maybe we'll
consider being around you. But it's the presidents of the slaves and these low people that make it
unbearable for us to consider even being in your presence, sizable, the law of Thailand who says
that this verse was revealed about six of us, me in Massoud, so hey, Ma, Bilal, and make that. So
make that once again in the ranks of sohei, amar bilad, this is actually a common occurrence. But
amongst those who are considered mustafina, who were considered amongst the weak and the downtrodden
		
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			of society, that accepted Islam very early on, even though they had the most to lose by becoming
Muslim. Now, we're going to be talking about dad bless what, what the Allahu taala. And Whoa, and
let's first start off by saying that his father is actually not an S word, which is why if you go to
Google and you search element that you'll see, and you'll see Ibn s words, and I'll talk about why
dad is from Yemen. Okay, the Yemenis in the crowd are supposed to go you know, whoo, like it's us,
Yemen, a beloved people to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam who the prophets lie Selim mentioned the
fifth element. We just lost our beloved brother thought of him Qadri, Brahim a whole lot to Allah,
		
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			who was everything that you'd want to see in the, in the characteristics of a person of Yemen, the
good character of the people of Yemen, the fitrah, the good nature of the people of Yemen. So you
have people that
		
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			came from Yemen, without even being called right. There are famous stories about people in Yemen
that embraced Islam very early on. My dad was from Yemen. He's from how the remote in Yemen. And
		
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			he ended up in Mecca under some very peculiar circumstances. He was amongst his tribesmen, and he
was a big man, and I'm gonna talk about his physical features in a bit. And while he was in Yemen,
he got into a fight with one of his tribesmen. And in the midst of fighting with one of his
tribesmen, he accidentally killed the man.
		
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			And after accidentally killing the man from his own tribe, in Yemen, he got so scared of being
caught that he ran away to Mecca.
		
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			So he actually came to Mecca. And the dad ignore it when he came to Mecca, seeking protection from
anyone in Mecca that would give it to him.
		
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			So he comes to Makkah, this is before Islam, of course, and he goes to the different tribes, and he
says, who will give their brother from Yemen protection. So he goes to Venezuela, which was the
tribe of Saudi that will the Allahu anhu, and a man by the name of a sled gives him protection. his
actual name was an S, what if we have the host, Al Kindi Alaska, your hosts al Kindi like yeah,
Ruth, one of the idols mentioned, from the people of New Heidi's that I'm an expert in the idea or
al Kindi he gives with data protection. And metadata ends up being one of those was protected by
federal law, particularly an Escalade. And an S would get so close to MC that that eventually he
		
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			adopts him as his son. So he says, From now on, you're no longer just the head, if you're no longer
just someone who's protected by my tribe, you are my son. So they took him to the central place, of
course, around the Canada, and he announced that this man that is now no longer
		
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			He is my son that in the last month, so that's why you'll find the confusion in his name because he
had his actual father in Yemen. And then the man who adopted him in Makkah after he fled Yemen,
after that conflict that he had with his fellow tribesmen. Now, what was his physical appearance
like Now, sometimes with the Sahaba, you don't find much information about their physical
appearance, it's actually really interesting because sometimes we have a long bio, but very few
details about their physical appearance. Sometimes they have a very short bio, and then a lot of
details about their physical appearance, right, which just shows you that the biographers focused on
		
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			different things. But dad had a very prominent physical appearance. Okay, so the way he's described,
everything about my dad stood out physically, everything about him stood out, he was extremely tall.
He was extremely muscular. He had a big belly or leemon button, he had a whole lot of hair, he was
extremely dark, like a shining black color, his skin was extremely dark, his beard, he used to dye
it blonde, his eyes were extremely big and round, and his nose was very prominent. So you look at
him and use the saw an extremely unique person and imposing physical appearance that made him stand
out wherever he was. Okay, so that's the physical description of animals that are the Allahu Tada.
		
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			And, of course, the circumstances by which he became and looked at us what in Mecca. Now, how does
he become Muslim, we don't have the exact details about when he took Shahada and how he took
Shahada. All we know is that he is one of those people that heard about the profit slice on them and
immediately went to him before.an outcome was even established. So as soon as he heard about the
profit slice on them, either through the rumors in Mecca, or through his fellow brothers, bidda, and
sohei. And among those that belong to that class, because we know that people in Mecca socialized
amongst classes, right, so that even though he was technically the son of an S word, he also belong
		
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			to a lower class, he never would really be considered amongst the elite in Mecca. So those are the
people that he socialized with. He found out about the profit slice of them, he went to the profit
slice on them. And he immediately embraced Islam. And he kept his Islam secret for a bit because he
was, you know, really vulnerable for multiple reasons. One of them is that he has no tribe to
protect him. The other one is that his father who adopted him, might undo the contract and disowned
him basically, and leave him even more vulnerable than he already is.
		
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			Lo and behold, when his father who adopted him and us with finds out that he has become Muslim, he
tortures him publicly and drags him and curses him and spits on him in front of the public. So the
humiliation now of the person that took me and protected me and he
		
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			spitting on me publicly. He is disowning me he's calling me a bad omen a curse in society someone
who brought nothing but horror horror, to my household to my family. And that's why I've been this
rude little the Allahu anhu continues in that narration. He says the seven people who first publicly
expressed their Islam, but soon lost by Salam Abubakar Ahmad, his mother selenia. So hey began and
metadata. He said Allah protected the prophets of Allah hiding was sudden through a bulldog. And
Allah protected apobec ldlr under through his tribe, I will Beckett was not beaten publicly. Right,
they would beat him privately. We've already established this because he was considered amongst the
		
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			nobles. He says, As for the other five core race would force them to wear these large coats of iron,
and they would drag them under the hot sun and they would beat them routinely.
		
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			So he was amongst this group of five. And that's where the context of this narration of urban
Missoula, Idaho comes from. And I want you to remember this, in a later conversation that dad has
with the tambourine like you think that was easy for the five of us to be dragged. And we were known
as the five that would be tortured by the likes of Abuja, and the powerful ones from the tribes,
each person comes and takes a turn, and would have been most newsworthy alongside it points out, is
that you didn't even need to be like a master to them, or from a certain tribe to beat them. If you
were having a bad day, and you were angry and raging, and you saw these five people in public, you
		
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			would just go and take your frustration and beat on them like punching bags. Submit that said I
suffered the worst of persecution in the early days of Islam alongside Bilal. And so hey, Ben Amar,
and Hubbard and these types. And during that time, all they did was they spent their time around the
profit slice alum, trying to learn as much as they could. And they endured patiently the persecution
that came their way they really couldn't do anything. These were not a people that were in a
position to do anything for Islam in the early days except to struggle for it. And then we find that
he is amongst those that made Hitler to Abyssinia to have a shot to escape persecution. And then he
		
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			would make his right to Medina as well. And so we don't have stories about anything regarding that
in Mecca. All we know is he's from those illustrious companions who made the Hitler twice, once to
Abyssinia and then to El Medina, and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam made him a brother in
Medina with a man by the name of Jabbar even while the Allahu taala and hope from the unsub Jabbar
even saw now a narration from the Prophet slice on them from blade or the Allah tada and that the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in the Lucha Iser, Mr. Ronnie, we have the orbera barani
and who and who you have the hopes Pamela, Allah commanded me to love for people and Allah told me
		
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			that he loves these four people. And he mentioned
		
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			it and met dad, abou them. And Sandman, again, talk about illustrious company, I'd eat all the
Allahu tada and who will double the Allahu taala. And who said mama the Allahu anhu and ultimate
dad, or the Allahu taala. And now we start to get into the stories about that, and some of them are
very beautiful and powerful stories. One of them is the story of his marriage, which shows you again
how the Prophet sly son was breaking traditions of jeopardy of ignorance. One time and dad was
sitting and Magneto for the amount of time who was there and then that dad was known to be a
jokester. He used to joke a lot. He had very heavy jokes and we have the most famous incident
		
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			between him and the Prophet slice Adam has a major joke from within. So I'm the head of Nero for the
Allahu taala and who we know Mashallah always set himself up came to Medina, right? Within a week,
figured the soup out became a merchant, a tradesman got married, had the first wedding in Medina,
something that tells them that, hey, you know, why don't you get married?
		
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			And that says, that's a great idea. How about you married me, your daughter.
		
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			So whether it was the way he said it to him, or the circumstances of it, didn't like that he got up
and he went home.
		
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			Right? He didn't like the way that God said that Allah knows why it's not clear from the incident.
But what is clear, is that my dad was upset that a black man got up about the amount of time and
walked away from him like Sahaba had these types of arguments sometimes in these types of incidents,
right? They always went back to the profit slicer.
		
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			So he went to the profit slice on them upset he said, You know, I'm gonna offset Why don't you get
married? Sold? I see a lot of young people here like feel vindicated. Like all these people that
come up to us and say, What are you going to get married? Like, leave me alone? Right. Like that
said, You know what? Fine, you want me to get married, married to your daughter. That's how you
respond to that amount of No, please don't do that to anyone here. I don't want any fights in the
message. I'm not the profit slice on them. Okay. So if you guys break out into a fight, I can
		
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			solve that for you. But he goes to the profit slice the beauty of the profit slice of
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. He said you know what? How about you be my relative
		
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			and that that's how he understood. His daughters all married the profit slice I'm at that point has
married off all of his daughters so he doesn't have a daughter to give him so he said Come with me.
I'm gonna marry you to my cousin so that we can be in loss.
		
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			So the profit slice I'm took him to a woman by the name of Dubai, Dubai, didn't they ZWave ibn
Abdullah polyp mobilya binte zubayr. Even Abdulmutallab, the cousin of the Prophet sallallahu it was
on the first cousin of the Prophet slice Allah and she was a woman of status a woman of beauty, a
woman of great faith, great intellect a person that would be sought out or Sula, sly some takes that
with him and the prophets lie some goes to the house of doula and proposes marriage on his behalf
and he makes that relationship happen submit that became this is the story actually of how little
the A lot of times got married the prophets wives on didn't start to think oh, Banu Hashim and you
		
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			know, we got to consider this and consider that and
		
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			you know, that works great for other people. This was just natural instinct for the prophets of
Allah and he was saying, you know what, come with me I'm going to get you married to my cousin, and
we can be in laws married her married him to one of the most noble women in Medina at the time. And
in fact, the very famous hadith of what to Satan has four sisters who go to Hajj and Umrah if
they're unable to perform their Hajj and Umrah for reasons outside of their of their ability so
something happens to them and they're unable to perform the the ombre or the hedge due to their
harbor they have to stop. This is the Hadith actually of bulbar asking the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wa sallam saying yes to Allah I'm sick. I don't know if I'm going to be able to complete the Hajj I
don't know if I can actually go out so hurt that we're going out with the prophets of Allah how it
was Salaam and the prophets lie some told her to perform the Hajj and said go out with the intention
to complete the Hajj and say as you are making the intention that you know or put the stipulation
Allah humma ma Hindi hazlehead esterni Allah Henley henly hate to have destiny that Oh Allah I will
finish my job at the place that you stopped me. So I will discontinue my Islam wherever you stop me
if I'm unable to perform my hydrobiologia so this is what we teach in the fifth of Hajj and I'm
		
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			gonna we learned this actually from the wife up and that is what what the allotted time now what is
his particular status with the profit slice I'm beyond the love that the profit slice them has for
him the profit slice I'm saying that Allah loves him that Allah commanded us to love him. He took
part in all of the major battles with the profit slice. And he is particularly noted for his stance
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			audio the whole time, he says one that can come in fairly soon. yoma bedridden later on macdaddy
Bill Smith or the law of Toronto, there was only one horseman on our side in the Battle of Bethel
and that was a McDonald Hello Toronto. Remember, the Muslims were not ready for an all out battle.
They got sucked into it baited into a battle, as they were just attacking a caravan that had stolen
their goods. The mushrikeen, on the other hand, had 10s hundreds of horses, right? The Muslims
didn't have any horses with them. They had one horse and that dad was the only person on a horse on
the day of Bethel. And so the Sahaba used to call him the firt the first horseman FISA beat Illa is
		
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			the first person to ride a horse in the path of Allah subhana wa tada in this battle of bedridden
that's obviously because of his skill on a horse in particular, and the way that he was able to
command the army so the profit slice and put him in charge of the left flank of the battle. But it
wasn't just his physical strength. It was also the way he boosted the morale of the Muslims remember
saludable the longtime police doesn't this isn't a body. He says Sha hit two minute dad Masada lan
akuna Sahiba who have not read it he he says that I witnessed from the data or the Allah tala advo a
scene which would have been dear to me than anything had I been that person in that particular
		
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			scene. He said he came to the Prophet slice of an obeah sama who it was, who he came, he came to the
prophet SAW someone the Prophet slicin was telling us that we would have to fight the polytheists
What is he talking about? When the Muslims knew what was coming to them better that they were
actually going to face the whole army. That was a moment where they could have froze and said, You
know what, let's run away to Medina and get out of here. Let's hurry up and flee and
		
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			Avoid the wrath of the machine, the disbelievers from Mecca. And that moment, you know is a crucial
moment who's going to say what first right when the prophets lie some says you know what, let's
fight them. At that moment someone statement could break the morale of the Muslims or someone could
make the morale of the Muslims silvan Massoud on the low tide and who says as soon as the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that he said that stood up and that had a loud voice, a booming
voice, everything about him. spalla was prominence. You looked at him he spoke everything
prominence. So his voice was booming. So he stood up, and he said, Yasuda Allah Lana Polo came upon
		
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			upon Moosa, Antara buka Tila jasola. We're not those people like the people of Musa alayhis salaam
who told Moosa and he said, You and your Lord go forth and fight when I can. No, no Katya. I'm
Yamini kawaramachi Maddy Cabeza de cocofax Fuck. But we will fight on the right of you and the left
of you and in front of you and behind you. We have you from all directions, yada, Silla, we're not
going to tell you go forth and fight and leave you back. And when he did that, a bit of a silly
little yellow tide and who said for at nebia sallallahu wasallam. Who was someone who is I looked at
the profits license face and his face became so bright with joy and happiness, you could see how
		
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			pleased the prophets lie Selim was with with Daniel de la Thailand. And the way the Sahaba. You
know, if you're in that gathering, then and you heard that say that you're like, yeah, you're right.
We're not the people of most, we're not betting it's like, we're not, no, we're gonna stand up and
fight with you, yada sutala we're going with you yelling Subala seven, Miss rudl de la Andrew said
the way that he made the profit slice of smile. And the profits I'm always smiled at his thought was
done, but the happiness he brought to his face, I wish that could have been looked at that day. I
wish I could have been the person that brought that to the Prophet sites. And so once the battle
		
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			went forward, and that was one of the heroes of Reddit, they said in every direction, you look, you
saw the melodica. And you saw that
		
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			you saw the angels, and you saw the horse of lift that in the Battle of better every direction you
looked, he was with his horse. And he was fighting feet submitted in the Battle of that, because he
was skilled in many different ways. And that was also one of the archers, however, he was not one of
the archers that came down. Remember, some of the archers came down, some of them stayed on the
mountain. So he was one of those who held his position, even after most of them had come down in the
battle, which left them in a particular situation. However, this is the most famous incident of
McDonald's. And it is the most beautiful incident of MIT that actually one of the most beloved
		
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			instance about the profits on the left, it was suddenly when you when when you really want to know
the character of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam, with his companions. And in fact, if you go to the
books of Sierra, and they say, the incidence of that, that they're talking about the incident, I'm
about to say to you. So if no other incident is mentioned about him in the books, this is the one
that will be mentioned about
		
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			the outside, and he says that there was a date that I was with two of my companions. And he said we
were so hungry, that we were starting to lose our vision and our hearing Allah, a person of that
stature, who is of that seniority, and this is the struggling in Medina. He said, we were so hungry,
we started to lose our vision and to lose our hearing. So he said, we presented our situations to
the Sahaba. But they were not capable of hosting us either people were struggling at that time. So
it was during a time of hardship. And Allah knows maybe it was around the time of hubdoc or
something else but a time of hardship. So no one hosted us. And the hunger was getting to us and
		
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			this was the point where we were most desperate. Then the profit side some sauce. So the profit
slice some picked up the three of us, and he told us to follow him. So he took us a Lala heart he
was selling to one of his one of his rooms.
		
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			And the Prophet sallallahu wasallam. He only had at that point three goats and from those three
goats, all of the family of the Prophet slice alum would drink and that would be the only provision
that they had. So the prophets lie, some had no bread, he had no meat, he had no dates at that time.
All he had was the milk that would come from these three goats. So the prophet SAW Allah how it was
salam, he told me that he said that. He said, go ahead and milk these three goats and get whatever
you can for them for you and your companions and the Prophet slice of themselves about the exam
which led policemen This is the important part. So let's I'm sorry, I'm starving to so profit slice
		
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			I'm told me that milk the others have all three goats, one for each of you, and then save something
for me.
		
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			And I'll be right back. Alright, somebody that has clear instructions, milk, the others good enough
for you and your two companions, and one for the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So he said the
Prophet slice Allah gave me that order. He said, I did that I milked the others. I divided whatever
I was able to get from the goats into four, I gave to my two companions. I took one cup, I covered
it for the profit slice them. So when the profit slice on gets home, the profit slice, I'm gonna be
able to drink from it. And I drank my share. He said, that what ended up happening, my two
companions drink, I drink, they went to sleep, I was still hungry.
		
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			So he said it didn't suffice me. So basically, he said, the shake bomb came to me.
		
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			And I'm looking at the portion I took for the profit slice on them.
		
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			And that cup of milk looks so good.
		
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			This is the man who stood up in bedded, right, who got tortured in Mecca stood up and bothered about
Subhanallah what hunger does to a person, right? He's like, I was staring at that cup that I
prepared for the Prophet, slice Allah. And he said, the shape on came to me. And he actually starts
to tell us in this narration, what the shape mon started to tell him as an excuse, he said, that the
Satan came to me. And I started to talk to myself rather than the B. So I saw the model of the Bible
and saw, you know, it may be the the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam passed by one of the houses
of the unsought and surely they would have given him some food. So he's been out for a long time. So
		
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			I'm sure if someone gave the profit side, some something to drink something to eat.
		
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			So he said, I'm sitting there, and I'm looking at and he said, the profit slice, I was taking a long
time, I'm not falling asleep. I'm hungry. So eventually I went and I said, bissman Nah, I drink that
cup of milk. The one that I saved for the profit slice. I put it down. He said, I laid down and he
said, the shavon came to me and said, Matthew,
		
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			what did you do?
		
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			He said, He's giving us the way to say fun does was last to a person. He said, You are destroyed.
The prophets lie, some is going to come back and he's going to find that you disobeyed him, and that
you drink from his milk, you might as well flee from the community right now before he catches you,
and he kills you. So all these thoughts are going through the the brain of McDonald's, what is
lasala slice I'm going to do to me. So he said, then the profit slice on came home. And I was laying
down in the room. And clearly from the narration, there were no women in this in this particular
room, it was just those three companions. And he said that the prophet SAW someone he used to come
		
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			into a room and adapt in the business and one of the mannerisms of the prophets lights on he said he
would greet the home with a voice that was audible enough that the one who was awake would hear him
and the one who was sleeping would not wake up. Like the profit slice on did not come in and say
Santa Monica, wake everybody up.
		
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			He would wake he would say Santa Monica, whoever was there who was already awake, heard him, whoever
was sleeping was stay sleeping. So he said the profit slice and came in. He said, Santa Monica, and
my other two companions were sleeping. And I was under the blanket and he said, I was such a big man
that the blanket could barely Cover me and I'm looking at the profit slice. I'm like, yeah, Allah,
I'm in trouble. So he said, the profit slice on them, looked at us. He pretended like he was
sleeping. He's kind of looking at him. And he said them the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
started to pray. And he said, he performed the law for a while.
		
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			And then once the Prophet slicin finished the law, he looked at the cup.
		
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			The cup was empty. That said, I'm in trouble now. He's about to make drought against me. Because the
prophets lie. Some raised his hands. So you imagine he looked at the cup. The cup was empty. He said
the prophets lie some raised his hands. And he said, I'm This is it for me, Halas I'm done. And then
he says the Prophet slice I'm sorry, Allah hung up for him and Amani was the man sacani.
		
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			Allah feed the one who feeds me and give drink to the one who gives me drink. So that says, Oh, my
God, an opportunity. This whole situation just changed so much. That said, I jumped up. So I took a
knife, and I went towards the goats with my knife. Like, I need to hurry up and feed the prophets
lie, some of them are due and then he said, then I was about to slaughter the goats. And I realized
why would I slaughter the goats if we're taking milk from the goats, and that's all that we have. So
if I slaughter them, then the meat is gonna, you know, we'll use the meat but then we won't have the
milk of the goats anymore. And then he said, and just as I was about to do that, he said that the
		
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			others of the goats were all full panela as if no one milked any of the goats ever before. I found
all three of the goats had full otters. So he said I took bucket after bucket gallon after gallon I
milk the goats and milk the goats and milk the goats. And he said, I came back to the Prophet
sallallahu wasallam with these gallons of milk, so proud, right. So happy. So excited. I know
		
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			I'm gonna get the opposite of what I thought I was gonna get I'm going to get the job of the profit
slice on him he said so the profit slice and finished the salon maybe it was his witted or some
other salon he turned around the profit slice and did not ask why was my cup empty before but that
says jasola here's the milk so he said I put the milk fourth to the profit slice on the other two
companions remain sleeping by the way right? I put the milk fourth he said the profit slice I'm
drinking the profit slice I'm told me drink so he said so I drank and I drank to my Phil and I
passed it back to the profit slice on the profit slice I'm drink more milk and the profit slice I'm
		
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			said to me go ahead and drink and then but that will be a lot of data and who said then I burst out
laughing.
		
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			He said the hc two had to suffer to another hurry. I laughed so hard I fell on my back.
		
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			And the province lies on is looking at me like what is going on with this person? So he said the
last item is looking at the last item says if this article that is just one of your jokes I'll make
that
		
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			What did you do? Because he was known to joke remember is this one of your antics? What did you pull
here on with that and But that can't collect himself. He said I'm on my back laughing up this entire
situation. So he said I told the profit slice on everything that happened and told us the loss I
admitted to the profit slice on what I did. And I admitted to the profit slice on how I felt when I
heard his alarm off. I mean autonomy was payments are tiny, right? I got the answer to the to the
data. And the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he smiled and he said this is only from the mercy
of Allah. And he said, Now wake up your two companions so they can drink from milk as well. So
		
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			Subhana Allah at that point with that said, there was so much milk, I could wake them up. And I did
not care who would drink from it at that point, I got the reward from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam. So this is Pamela considered this is known as the incident of Madame or the Allahu taala.
And with the Prophet sallallahu wasallam, the most famous incident with the messenger, it is salatu
salam, which shows us so much about that, as well as the Prophet sallallahu wasallam and the mercy
of Allah subhana wa Tada, right. And the way shikon tries to make a person despair, like look that
says I could have been doomed, I thought I was done, I could have I thought to get up and just run
		
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			away from the profit slice. But instead, look how Allah subhanaw taala opened the door for and
looked at all of the Allahu taala and, and but that narrated some of the some of the ways that the
Prophet slicin performed these miracles in many different situations with the full cut out with the
poor people, in which he mentioned that in one of the situations I was with 10 people that included
the Prophet slice, and we had one goat that barely produced milk and the profit slice produced from
that goat, enough milk that all of us were able to drink in groups of 10 and many other narrations
of the sorts.
		
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			The profit slice, I'm continued to choose McDonald's, Thailand was a leader in many different
expeditions. As a panela one of the things that we find is that my dad did not like the way that
people treated their leaders, and he feared that it would mess with his floss with his sincerity. So
he actually asked the prophets lysozyme to never put him in a position of leadership again, because
he was worried about his knee, he was worried about his intention being compromised in the process,
and he would not even be an Imam in Salah he wouldn't even lead the people in prayer because of how
much he feared for his intentions. After he saw the way that the Sahaba were starting to put people
		
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			on a pedestal as they were leaders very unique personalities. panela another incident that happened
famous incident you may have heard the Hadith where the Prophet slicin him said that if someone if
these flatterers people that flatter you people not that say thank you and that's a nice thing to do
you know people that overpraise you and flatter you the same people that will back by you behind
your back Will you know flatter you in front of you the prophets lie Some said when these types of
people come to you throw dirt on them like Get away from me right
		
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			and there is a literal parts of that but of course it's more of just like I don't want to hear this.
Just shun that don't don't let people go overboard with you show them some displeasure in your face.
So show them that you're not that you're not okay with it. So that that'll be alongside Ron who was
once with Earth nominal the a lot of time.
		
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			And one of these people came to earth modeled the alongside him when he started to praise him and
praise Him and praise Him and flatter and flatter and flatter him so much that got so sick of him he
wouldn't he grabbed some pebbles. And then he went and he sat right in front of the man on his knees
and he started to throw the pebbles up
		
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			as if he was one of the Jamal rocks
		
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			and it's not all the law and was that and I sat looking at that what are you doing on that? He said
look the profit slice I'm sad when you see these people that shower this flattery on you and preys
on you. Then throw dust on them right like send them away these people are no good. So that was the
character of Nick that while the Allahu taala and who and when the verse of Tibet he by the way were
the last panel Tata mentioned which is of course applied most to say there will be a lot
		
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			Tatiana went from Zaid bin Mohammed Hussein and harissa. When that verse was revealed, then that
went back to being admitted that even so he is both macdaddy password as well as that the number and
the books mentioned him with both names. Some of the virtues as we mentioned, he was in both
Hitler's he played a role in all of the battles with the profit slice on him. He was one of the few
people that played a key role in the conquest of Egypt and a sham. So he was in all of the major
battles in regards to the opening of Muslim the opening of Egypt as well as the opening of a sham,
including the liberation the opening of Palestine, may Allah subhanho wa Taala allow us to see it in
		
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			our lifetimes as well. I mean, he was also a Quran reciter and his he used to love to recite the
Quran before and during the time of battles Pilate so unique to remind the people of Allah, so
before the battles you would hear that and he would be walking through the ranks of the Muslims
reciting the verses of the Quran in a very loud way. And there was not a single battle that he would
not do this. So he was known for being the person to walk through the ranks of the Muslims before
battle, and to recite the Quran with his booming voice or the Allahu anhu. And we even find, by the
way, in the famous voice, Battle of Luke, that had a delivery that will be a long time and we saw I
		
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			mean, Luke was a huge discrepancy in terms of the size of the army. They were, they were facing,
kind of little the Loctite on who called for my dad, and he told him to go and to recite sorbitol
and fell to the to the troops in the back. And so that starts to walk between the ranks of the
Muslims, he starts to recite out loud, the verses unfold, to boost their morale to keep them going
for the battle. And where did he get the nickname of being greater than 1000 people? All might have
been a hotdog, it'll be a lot of time.
		
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			When he sent the reinforcements to Ahmedabad that is I'm gonna be the last saw an opening to Egypt
		
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			almost all the time. And he only mentioned one men. He said, Look, I'm sending you people. But
amongst them, I'm sending you MC dad who's better than 1000 men.
		
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			Imagine getting that testimony from
		
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			What kind of a man Do you have to be to be called better than 1000 soldiers better better than 1000
men, biomaterial photography a lot of time I know. But that was how a lot of the olana referred to a
little dlo. When he sent him alongside honorable asked for the allotted time, because he asked for
reinforcements. When the fitna broke out, he was one of those people who strongly took the side of
idle the allowance out and one that is not something that is a lack of honor in any way. strong
supporter of it, it'll be a lot of data and who throughout the pfitzner because this was also the
position of a model the amount of data and who the position of unbelievable the amount of data and
		
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			who so that he was one of those who took a strong side with it. It'll be a lot of time. But after
the fitna was over, he served in the army of morality a long time and one was one of those who was
instrumental to the conquest of Cyprus under why we are the first naval brigade the one that the
profit slice of them said that he saw those first people that would travel by sci fi sub Utila, and
they had crowns on their heads. He was amongst those people that went out on the day of Cyprus, and
receives that from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Now, what I'm about to share with you, is
SubhanAllah. This narration it sums up not just the life of MC that it sums up the sentiments that
		
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			you might feel when you hear the biographies of the Sahaba. And those of you that were that were
going through the meeting Mohammed's little lights on them series and you're saying Yeah, well, I
wish I could have been there. I wish I could have known him. It sums up that sentiment very well. So
this narration that I'm about to share is probably the most important narration of the entire series
of the first listen
		
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			up the man even debate in the new face of the man even debate in the new face. he narrates an
incident from his father at no faith who was one of the top buried
		
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			he says that jealous that the young that we sat with them that dad or the law Tiger one day and they
were tethering so these two love to learn from him he's a person who had a lot of experience a lot
of knowledge a personal and personal virtual the temporary saw the sahabas heroes the Sahaba saw
them as heroes so the next generation these people weren't next level the heroes of the Sahaba
amongst us he lived a long life on the lawn. So no faces we sat within McDowell the alongside and so
he said this man came by
		
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			and he realized that was a bit that was unmistakable when you saw him. It's like oh my god, the
legend this isn't that right. Let me get your autograph. Let me do this. Let me do that. But he was
		
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			Don't buy a lot. That's the point. Right? What a beautiful person what? What a noble person, someone
we've heard so much about. And I'm not that hated that praise, right? But the words that he says to
me that listen closely, and I'll read it in Arabic first he said cool that he had a nice latte in
your otter or so Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Kiba telling the lie in a in a tiny otter.
Rasulullah sallallahu it was how blessing are these two eyes? That got to lay themselves on the
Prophet sallallahu it he was
		
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			like, yeah, Allah, that you're so blessed. You're so lucky. You got to see the Prophet salallahu it
he was
		
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			so he said Too bad he had a nine and attaining otter was Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Allah
Doudna and now aina Moussa eight, I swear by Allah. I wish we could have seen what you saw.
		
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			Okay, this is a long narration so I just gave you the beginning in Arabic. So for those that want to
look up the full narration of Arabic, it's, it's easily found, but I'm going to give you the
response of that. What do you think the response would be? Yeah, you know, that a lot of us lost my
son was beautiful. It was amazing to be from the Sahaba let me show you my sword from better keep
giving you the the insights into how it was to be amongst the prophets lifetime, right? It's a
beautiful sentiment. Yeah, love, we wish we were Sahaba we wish we could have been there the day of
bed that we should have been there these days with the prophets lie some of them
		
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			that stood up.
		
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			And he responded to him. And he said, what makes you people wish to be presence at a time that Allah
made you absent from without you knowing what what you would have been had you been presence?
		
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			What makes you wish to be presence
		
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			in a time that Allah made you absent from and you don't know what you would have done? Had you been
present with the Prophet sallallahu it was Sunday. And he says, I swear by Allah there were people
who were present during the time of the Prophet sallallahu wasallam but Allah threw them headfirst
into jahannam because they did not accept him and they refuse to believe in him. Would you people
rather not thank Allah, that you were born as people who only know Allah as your Rob, who only know
Islam as their religion, and who believe in everything that also les Eisen brought, like you tab
there and you haven't so lucky children of the Sahaba you were born in your your parents love the
		
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			love so much they gave it all to you. You didn't have to fight the way we had to fight you didn't
have to be putting those coats of iron the way that we were putting those coats of iron and dragged
me and bill on and so hey, you've been tortured the way we were torture. All you knew your whole
your whole life was a lot as your Lord Islam as your religion, Mohammed sly seldom as your messenger
and he said well lie. We bore hardships that no other generation board. I swear by Allah that Allah
sat Rasul Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam during a time, that was more difficult than any other
time in which he sent prophets. It was a time in which the succession of the prophets had long been
		
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			pause, and repeat where people were so ignorant that they So know that they saw no religion better
than idol worship, the only thing they could come to was to make these stones and worship them.
That's how far in Japan, how steeped in ignorance these people were. And he says, Then Allah sent
the prophets I send them bill for a plan, with the forecast meaning and the criteria.
		
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			And he said, with that, for con Allah differentiated truth from falsehood, and upon that for a con,
even parents and children were divided. And he said, It was so hard on us, that a person whose heart
was unlocked to Ian was unlocked to faith would see his father or his son or his brother, live as a
rejecter of the Prophet sallallahu. It was said in his message, and we knew that they would be
thrown into Jehovah. It's kind of like, you know how hard it was for us to see our relatives. I
know, the converts in here can relate to this, right? I mean, like this difficulty, like you think
it's easy for us. We looked around and we were suddenly separated from our parents, who were
		
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			persecuting us for, because because we believed in Allah, his own father, and guess what he loved
it, you know, he loved him so much. He adopted him. That's a big move. We saw our fathers, our
brothers, our mothers, our sisters, and they fought us, for Allah. And we had to see them in that
way. And then he said, because of that, we couldn't experience any coolness in our hearts, knowing
what the destiny of our relatives was, and he said it was done that Allah revealed a lot better
habarana I mean, as far as you know, there
		
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			Yeah, Tina forwards with Jana, Tina email. Powerful narration said that's when Allah revealed seeing
our situation, how difficult it was for us to have to make these choices to not just undergo the
physical persecution, but being separated from our families tortured by our families, believing so
much in the profit slice I'm believing so much in what he promised while our families were so
resolute in standing against and being enemies of the profit slice of them. And we could never
really experience coolness in our hearts in our eyes. We weren't we were never really that happy
because we thought What about our fathers? What about our brothers? What about those that we love?
		
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			And that's when Allah revealed that I've been a habit, as well as you know, the reality now
porewater Aryan * subpoena
		
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			of Allah grant us from our spouses and our children, the coolness of our eyes, that our eyes are
cooled and our hearts are cooled by what by their adhering to faith. And let us be done with a theme
to those that come after us. Let us be for runners, let us be leaders in faith to those that come
after us. This is probably the most important narration of the series. You think when you look back
and you say, ah, if I was there, I would have been right in between hamazon that said, which one of
them should I take, of course I would have suffered for the sake of Allah, of course, I would have
gone against the grain of society
		
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			and endured all of the difficulties that came. Of course this of course,
		
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			be grateful for the generation Allah put you in.
		
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			Be grateful for the time Allah put you in. Now you can live for long enough sun Illa was one lemo
		
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			Allah does not bury soul beyond its scope, nor does allow wrong a single one of us, Allah put you
here now in your family in your community for a reason saying hamdulillah for the time that Allah
put you in, because Allah gave you your unique share of problems, your unique share of
opportunities, your unique exposure to faith, your unique exposure to facade to corruption, you have
a chance to stand with and for the truth. Allah gave that to you. But don't sit there and look at
the Sahaba and think Oh, you're so lucky. guys had so easy. You got to see the Prophet slice Allah,
that must have been a piece of cake, right? Because you got to see the prophets I saw them and then
		
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			everything was okay. It was hard. It was hard for them. Sudden, but they had the saying, I know what
you're thinking. But do what you can in your generation. Do what you can with your situation and
that's what's going to count. So are the Allahu taala and that an incredible human being an
incredible companion, the first horseman in Islam, that person that was with the Prophet slice Allah
in so many of these different situations. He went on all the A lot of times I knew he had three
children that survived him, Abdullah nairabet and Kadima that survived him. And they were people had
if they memorize a hadith and they narrated Hadith from both of their parents and looked at as well
		
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			as the Gara or the Allahu taala. And
		
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			the most famous Hadith, interestingly enough, and there are kids so I won't repeat the full Hadith,
but it's actually interesting because it's it it'll be a lot of time I'm needing to ask the Prophet
sly summon about an embarrassing question about whether or not he would need to do listen to take a
ritual bath and he's too embarrassed to approach the Prophet slice. Um, so he tells me that can you
go ask the Prophet slice on for me?
		
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			So it's actually Subhanallah most famous narration is a narration of ideal the law of town which
shows you the position you had with the prophets a lysosome. And it's an authentic narration. So
he's Muslim, where he asked the prophets like he asked me to go ask the prophets I send them a
question on his behalf. And the Prophet sallallahu wasallam gave him an answer that would then go
back to it, it'll the Allahu Tada. And the narration that I mentioned, it's a disputed narration and
chain but it's mentioned at the end of Skyrim and Ebola, as well as all of the biographies, this
hadith and mostly from Breda or the long term, it could be
		
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			you must love for people it will be the sell man
		
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			rally in Abu Dhabi and said man, that we bear witness to Allah subhanho wa Taala or we seek from
Allah subhana wa tada to put the love of them in our hearts and to put the love of the Prophet sly
summon our hearts, Allah I mean, lastly, his inheritance which is an interesting narration Kadima.
His daughter narrates that when enough dad died, his maaseiah included 36,000, Durham's for and
Hassan Hussein all the alongside,
		
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			as well as 7000. Durham's for each of Omaha to the nominee and each of the mothers of the believers
so his heart being attached to Hassan and Hussein as well as on the heart and what meaning the
buzzer the mothers of the believers is very special, and he died in Damascus in dimension
		
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			May Allah subhana wa tada liberate Damascus and be with our people in Syria as well. I mean, what
are the alarm time that Allah amin or saddam or something bad economy you know Mohamed, why did it
he also can be a drain and inshallah to Allah We have time for a few questions from the audience