Riyadul Haqq – Virtues of Surah Kahf

			From the Rila
		

			Monastery in hoonah stuff you want to study want to be he wanted to walk around la when I was
learning
		

			the Atma Lena
		

			hiler philomel Villa
		

			de la want to shadow a la la la la la Sharif shreeka
		

			Mohammed Abu
		

			Salah who will have the machine on one of the Romanian days when you learn what a pseudo Rashid
Omidyar see him
		

			either amarilla wearing a hula
		

			hula
		

			Allah Allah has them in part in our also been lurking in a sheet on a regime smilla rahmanir rahim
in Allahu Allah ekata who you saw lunarlon Libya you know, somebody who recently moved sleep a lot
muscle Allah Muhammad Ali Mohammed Tommaso later Allah Ibrahim Ibrahim Majeed along with Adam
hamedan Wada, Hamad komaba Tada Ibrahim Ibrahim al Majeed
		

			listeners
		

			soon as Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has encouraged us
		

			to recite soloable gaff.
		

			Every Friday.
		

			In various Hadith, we learn of some of the virtues of recite and sorbitol guff on this holiest day
of the week.
		

			In one narration is mentioned
		

			that whoever recites autograph on a Friday, last panel data will create a light for him, that
stretches from him all the way to the gamma.
		

			And in another generation, a light
		

			that stretches from him all the way to the heavens.
		

			And most importantly,
		

			in many of these sort of laughs in the law legal system
		

			has informed us that whoever
		

			whoever recites sort of took off on a Friday,
		

			last panel with that I will protect him from every fitna from every trial from every tribulation
		

			that may befall him from that day onwards for up to seven or 10 days, even though that fitna that
tribulation, that trial may be as great and as grave as the fitness of the journal himself.
		

			Just raise the volume
		

			smilla Rahmanir Rahim.
		

			So as I was saying, so lots of cinema has encouraged us to recite Littleton on a Friday. And he's
mentioned all of these awards. Now, what's so special about sort of telegraph that each week
		

			in a ritual manner, we have been encouraged to recite the surah.
		

			Obviously, the contents of the surah have some special meaning and significance.
		

			They must have a message, the soul must have a message that is repeated to us every Friday.
		

			Well, social graph is a medium sized, sort of, and it's difficult summarize its contents. But there
are there are some themes that run through the sorter.
		

			Four one, the sewer actually contains a number of famous stories. One is the story of the young men
of the cave, after which the whole sutra has been named. Another is the story of two men, one who
was extremely rich, the other pole. And the third story is of the Prophet Musashi has said that was
saddam, and his amazing encounter with another, learned and pious servants of Allah, save them
either. alayhi salatu was Salam.
		

			And finally, there's the story of local remain a mighty ruler, and a pious servant of Allah azza wa
jal.
		

			Here are four prominent and very famous stories
		

			that occupy a great portion of social graph. And there's a common theme that runs through all of
these stories, and forms a major component of social graph
		

			And that theme is
		

			that the world around us with all its glitter, its glamour, its power, its strength is all
meaningless, compared to the hidden world of the last panel with a world of faith, a world of
spirituality, a world of reliance, not on material things, but laws of nature.
		

			Let's take the first story, the story of the people of the cave.
		

			without going into too much detail. This was a group of young men
		

			who were part of a
		

			very large society.
		

			Going against the flow, bucking the trend,
		

			these few young men who are so few in number, that there were fewer than 10, one could count them on
one's fingers.
		

			This group of young men,
		

			contrary to the rest of society, who were pagans and polytheists. They believed in the last panel
without submitting themselves only to Allah azzawajal. believing in Him, they worshipped him, and
submitted themselves to
		

			obviously, since they were bucking the trend and going against the flow, swimming against the tide.
And their beliefs and their practices were in utter contrast, stark contrast to everyone around
them, including their own family members. They faced hostility,
		

			enmity, and eventually persecution.
		

			And this persecution reached the stage of threats on their lives. Finally, they were given an
ultimatum.
		

			You will either renounce your faith
		

			or you will suffer death.
		

			These young men conferred between themselves and their conference has been mentioned in the Holy
Quran. That How can we? Should we abandon our faith? Should we renounce our belief in Allah? Should
we move away from the from worshipping Allah with the heathen with oneness? To the worship of many
gods and false deities? Should we move away and submit from submission to Allah azza wa jal to
submission to everyone and everything else.
		

			And inevitably, and without a shadow of doubt, they concluded that we will suffer the great slowest
if we did any of this. We cannot renounce our faith in Allah. We cannot renounce our belief in
Allah. So what did they do? They felt that we cannot renounce our faith. But because of the
persecution, and the threats of death, we must move away and go into hiding. So they fled. They fled
from society, they fled from their loved ones. They fled from their family members, their lives,
they fled with their faith, and retreated into the mountains and worshipped London secrets.
		

			last panel without I miraculously put them to sleep for more than 300 years. This is no legend or
fable, this is mentioned quite categorically and unequivocally in sort of guff in the Holy Quran.
After the passage of three centuries, and slightly more, a last panel with that taala caused them to
rise. They didn't know that they had fallen asleep for so long. When they awoke and saw the position
of the sun in the sky. They thought that this is just the passage of a few hours of the day, one of
them descended, very discreetly, in to the local communities purchased food for themselves. And it's
a long story. Eventually, they were discovered because of their coins, their manner of speaking
		

			their dress, to be from an ancient time and not contemporaries. As a result, their story came to
light. And now times have changed what had happened. A last panel with Darla had put them to sleep
simply because they were too pure. They were too good for their own time. People weren't receptive
to their message. People could not understand what they said. People thought they were mad. But last
panel with Anna had chosen. As a result, Alonzo allowed three centuries to pass many generations to
go by before people, their minds, their mentality, the climate, we're all ready and receptive for
them, and only then did a loss or resurrect them and bring them back into the community so that now
		

			they could serve as light and beacons of light and guidance for everybody else. And they were hailed
as heroes and they were granted honor both in life and after death. In summary, this was a story
		

			Of the people that cave. It's actually after the story that the whole solar has been named. The
second story was is,
		

			is of two men,
		

			both acquaintances, one was extremely rich, the other was poor. The rich man took his friend along
with him for a tour of his estates and his property and wealth. And as he was marveling at his
amassed wealth, he became boastful and arrogant. And he began saying to his friend, look at what I
have, look at these riches, this estate, this wealth, this honor, this wealth and power, fame, my
children, my clan, my possessions. And as he was boasting, he actually began muttering something
else, when he began to say is, do you know,
		

			might be the hobby he?
		

			I don't think that all of these riches, this estate, this wealth will ever perish or expire.
		

			In fact, and then he progress further. Well, now,
		

			I don't think that there is ever going to be an hour of reckoning, or a day of judgment. Then he
progressed even further. And he said, Well, it would be a minimum caliber. In fact, if I am returned
to my Lord, I will discover even more and even better over there by Allah.
		

			And these verses a lot, but this is the power and the eloquence of the Holy Quran. That
		

			in three sentences, Allah subhana wa tada has informed us of the corrupting, corrosive and diluting
nature of wealth. When man becomes wealthy, he becomes diluted, wealth, clouds, his judgment,
		

			wealth and riches, place a veil before his eyes.
		

			They make his vision muddy and murky, and he can't see true from false and false and from truth. And
just as this man was saying, he was boasting of his riches. And he eventually began saying that, do
you know what I think this wealth and this estate, and these possessions and riches are everlasting,
they will never expire. And then his delusion took him a stage further. Not only did he believe that
his wealth won't expire and his possessions will never perish. He said, in fact, I don't believe
that there's ever going to be an hour of reckoning an hour of judgment. There is no life after
death, there is no Day of Judgment, there is no error of reckoning, and then his delusion took him
		

			even further. And he said, If perchance if for argument's sake, there is a day of reckoning, then I
actually believe that just as a law has honored me in this world alone will honor me even more in
the hereafter.
		

			Then his companion turned to him and said, Why do you boast this? Instead of boasting and ascribing
these riches and this this wealth to yourself? why don't why aren't you grateful to Allah? Why don't
you say Masha, Allah, Allah, Allah, why don't you? Why don't Aren't you humble before last panel
with Allah. And not only that, whilst boasting about his wealth and possessions, his arrogance, led
him to * hold his companion in contempt, and actually turned to him and said, I am better than
you. I am richer than you. I am wealthier than you. And I have more power and possession and control
over people than you. I can summon greater numbers than you can. So the companion turned to him and
		

			said, if you think I'm inferior to you in wealth, and in numbers, then it is highly possible that my
Lord may destroy all of this. And no sooner had he spoken, than a thunderbolt struck his properties
and his estate and as well from the heavens, and burnt everything, the words of the Koran say he was
left to rubbing his hands, in regrets, and in sorrow at what he beheld before him of the destruction
of his wealth and property within a few months. The third story is of saving a moose and season one.
So that was the lamb season, I'm sorry, in Serato. Islam was a prophet of Allah, who despite his
lack of knowledge, and learning, and his prominent position, did not know certain things. And he
		

			correctly said about himself that he is the most knowledgeable person but last panel without I
wanted to correct him and say to him, that you are the most knowledgeable amongst your people. But
there is there are many things of the knowledge of a law that are many branches and disciplines of
learning that you do have no access to you do not know. Say that I'm sorry, sir. That was so damn
subtle.
		

			Allah Allah How can I find a way to this servant of yours who is more learner than I am? So Allah
subhanho wa Taala guided him It's a long story. Finally when he met when the Prophet of Allah season
a Moosa and he set out was that I met with see the river, and he said, um, they both went on a
voyage, this voyage. This journey was a, an amazing experience for the Prophet moosari. His setup
was so damn, he witnessed and so many things that he, despite being a learner than wise prophets of
Allah could not understand, just could not fathom and comprehend. On each occasion, he kept on
interrupting objecting, questioning, and he was told to remain silent and patient on each occasion.
		

			Finally, when he when the two could no longer keep company, they parted. But before they parted
season, I feel that I need his salon explained to say that I'm also at ease. So that was Salaam, the
hidden meaning and the profound truth, and the hidden wisdom in the laws in the in the decisions and
actions and judgments of the last panel with the other, that even say that I'm also adding to that
was salam, despite being a prophet of Allah could not understand initially. And then there's a full
story of Luke got a name, her name wasn't, was an emperor, a mighty ruler, who ruled over a huge
area of land and over control of the lives of many people. But the most amazing story, the moral of
		

			this story of Southern Africa remain of Vulcan nine is that despite his wealth, despite his power,
despite his riches, his military might, and his conquests, he was a humble servant of a last panel
with Allah, who was never diluted by wealth, or, most importantly, by his military prowess, and his
strength and power. These are in summary, for stories of suitable golf that form a major part of
suitable golf. And what's the common theme that runs through all of them. It's this, going back to
the story of the young men of the cave, look at how these young men, they withstood the pressure, of
wealth, of family of power of the whole of society, and bucking the trend. And with withstanding all
		

			of this adverse pressure, these young men continue to believe and submit to and worship, last handle
data, despite everything, despite all the difficulties. And despite having to bear many hardships.
Despite all the struggle with conviction with faith, which I'm struggling, they continued with their
faith in their submission to Allah subhanho wa Taala. Because they saw beyond the wealth of their
people, they saw beyond the love and the attachment of their own families. They saw beyond the power
and the strength of their entire community and society. And withstanding all of this, they remained
		

			worshippers and sincere to Allah subhanho wa Taala. Again, that young, those two men, watts, one was
deluded by wealth.
		

			his companion was not bamboozled, nor was he blinded by the glitter of his companions, riches. But
despite his poverty, and his individual struggle and hardship, he remained firm in his faith to
Allah subhanho wa Taala. So you're gonna hear that and say that I'm sorry, his Surat was Salam. That
story tells us that even the prophets of Allah, initially, on a few occasions, he was also mistaken.
And he could not see beyond what was apparent because a lot kept it hidden from him. But say that
I'm sorry, he stood up, slam himself eventually learned that there is a hidden world, and a hidden
dimension, that he even as a prophet of Allah could not understand and could not see. Because the
		

			last panel without our content, chose to veil it's from him.
		

			And these are just some of the lessons that this world around us
		

			is a world of materialism. And materialism isn't just the love of wealth. materialism is an absolute
belief in matter and anything which isn't. It doesn't matter, and it doesn't exist. All that matters
is matter what you can feel as a result of this materialism, people we have become Reliant and
dependent on matter on wealth, and what we see and feel and experience. Our vision has become
limited only to this world. And we fail to see beyond the glitter of gold, beyond these riches,
beyond material possessions beyond these few years of life on Earth, and we failed, see the greater
wisdom and the greater universe and the other spiritual dimensions of a last panel with Allah. And
		

			that's all about faith. This is where our faith comes in. This is where the teachings of Allah and
some of the law legal system come in, even though per name, or name the full story he had passed.
		

			He had riches. He had military power as he had control of swathes of land and people's lives. But he
being a true servant of Allah saw beyond all of this. And despite his wealth and power and riches,
unlike the other one, who was just who had a few meager possessions, he never became deluded. In all
of these stories, we have a lesson of faith that will cement materialism, of belief in spirituality
that will free and liberate the person from the imprisonment of materialism and just this world.
These are just some of the morals and lessons that last panel with Allah wishes to impart to us, by
a weekly reading, at least have sort of half the sort of loss of love and emotion and has encouraged
		

			us to recite, and it's not just a question of recitation, but all sorts of reflect on and ponder
over the meanings and the message of suitable gaff. I pray that last panel data enable us to
continuously recite the Quran as much as possible, and at least to
		

			follow this example of reciting suitable guff for each reward as well as for the meaning of message
every Friday, I may lawmakers amongst those who are enlightened by the message of love and who are
able to who are enabled by Allah subhanho wa Taala with adelphia to actually apply these teachings
in their practical daily lives. What's the law what's the law? What a solar Nabina Muhammad Ali he
will certainly which mean to panic a lot to alert, you know, Hitler and stuff. It'll go on to wake