Salem Al Amry – Lesson 40 Weekly Class Virtues of Islam
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Dear brothers and sisters in Islam,
Today is our weekly class,
Quran,
virtues of Islam.
In the previous
sessions,
we
went through
the
methodology
of the salaf
and the characteristics
of the methodology
of the salaf.
And in the last session, we started
talking about
the methodology
of the people
of innovation.
The methodology
of the groups,
the sects
that deviated
from the state path
deviated from following
what the prophet
and his companions of the Allahu Han who
were upon.
And we talked about the first characteristic
of their methodology,
and that is
giving
the
reason,
intellect,
more precedence
over
the
revelation.
So what the
intellect dictates was
reason says
according to their understanding,
they would follow.
The second
characteristics
of theirs
is
philosophy.
And before delving into,
this point and start
expounding on it,
there are certain
points we need to agree upon as Muslims.
Because this deen, my dear brothers and sisters,
along with it very
simple
and very
clear.
There's no room for ambiguity,
complexity,
etcetera.
Allah chose
the Arabs
and Arabia
to be the cradle of Islam.
There's a wisdom behind that.
Because the Arabs were not sophisticated.
They were unleaded.
The word
means,
of course,
is attributed
and described to the mother. So he is
just
he's like
the day he came
into this world.
His mother delivered him. He doesn't know
things. He doesn't know anything.
So
a clear slate.
Nothing there.
Nothing there.
So the environment is like that.
People are unlettered.
Second thing,
their environment is isolated.
This is another
reason.
They are surrounded by these
humongous
sand dunes,
which prevents
the foreigners
from reaching them
and prevents them
from accessing
the
other civilizations
easily.
So they were roaming within
Arabia,
busy with each other.
They had,
as I said,
clear memories.
Nothing there
were not
exposed to
other
philosophical issues.
That's why the shirk of the Arabs is
so primitive,
So simple.
It's not philosophical one. It's not based on
philosophy. It's not based
on
knowledge.
It's based
on compound ignorance.
It's not like the of
the Romans,
the Greek,
the Persians.
No.
Philosophical justifications
behind
this ship.
There are philosophers behind that.
That's what the Arabs know.
Just
the chief went to Syria.
When he was coming back, he
saw them
selling these items. He asked
about this. So these are intermediaries.
So when we want to say,
to communicate with the
the creator of the heavens of the earth,
we through them. So they gave him 1,
and he placed it on the cover.
And they followed him, and how that's how
Sheikh started in Arabia.
So Allah shows this unleaded
nation,
this
savage tribes,
and reform them.
Transform them.
And they became
beacons
of guidance
for all mankind.
So I've chosen them and chose their
place, Arabia,
as the creator of Islam.
Therefore,
we as Muslim today, we need to
agree on certain points
because the reality is that
the ummah is divided
as the prophet
prophesized
and mentioned.
The known hadith,
the division of the of
the nations.
He said,
So the postul of 7, he mentioned
that his the the Jews were divided into
71
checks.
And another narration, 70,
we'll go to *. 1 will
be delivered. We'll go to heaven.
And, of course, the one that will go
to heaven is Musa alaihi salaam, and his
people also believed in him, and they were
Muslims.
The Christians in 2 72 sects
explained in the other narration,
one will be delivered,
71 will go to *.
And, of course, the one that will be
delivered
is and
they believe those of them and they're Muslim.
And my,
which means here is referring to
because the Ummah of the prophet
are 2 types,
Ummat to Dua and Ummat al Ijabah. The
Jews and the Christians are from his Ummah,
but the Ummah of
Dua.
In other words, those to whom the Dawah
is addressed and given.
But Umut il Ijabah, those who responded.
We are from Umut il Ijabah. So then
he talked about Umut il Ijabah, and he
said,
but
he my would be divided into 73
sects
groups.
72 will go to *, and 71 and
1 will be delivered.
Upon that,
the companions
of the they
ask the question.
Describe
to us
this group that will be delivered.
He said,
Okay?
So
whoever is upon what I am upon today
and you
upon today.
So
the
the way
of deliverance,
to be from this
safe
the safe set.
If you want to be from that group,
you should follow what the
was
upon and what his companions were upon.
That's it. Very simple.
If you follow the
and his companions and
understand
your Islam, your deed in the same way
they understood the Islam,
then
you'll be with them.
But if you choose
a different method and methodology
than what the prophet
was upon and his companions,
then you bear the consequences,
and you blame no one but yourselves
because you
you will go astray,
and you will be misled
by the sheifan.
So this we have to keep in mind
that the Sahaba, the Islam,
that is the Islam every Muslim has to
be upon.
The Islam that was
there 14 years ago,
the Islam
that was taught to the Sahaba
by the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wa
sallam. We cannot be better than the companions
of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam because
Allah
chose them
to be the companions
for his prophet.
Second thing, they are the students of the
prophet, salallahu alayhi,
And, normally, the students of the prophet will
be better than the rest of the nation.
If we ask the Jews who are the
best among you, they would say Moses,
Musa,
and
those with him.
So
with
his students,
We ask the
Christians. They would say the same thing, Jesus
Christ and his disciples.
So the same thing as Muslims,
the best among us, the and his students.
No doubt.
Because they are the ones
who conveyed and carried the to us.
K? My dear brothers and sisters,
he guides us.
Through the Quran, through his speech, through the
revelation.
And he tells us how we should
behave, how we should deal
when we have
differences,
when we have any dispute.
He says,
Yeah. You have Lidina Ahmed.
All you who believed,
obey Allah and obey the messenger.
And those who are authority among you. And
if you over
anything,
refer it to Allah and his messenger.
And the messenger, if you should believe in
Allah on the last day, that is the
best way and best end result.
Let us pause here. So Allah
is addressing all the Muslims,
all the religious,
and commanding us,
oh, you who believe
obey Allah
and obey the messenger.
And those
in authority among you.
He didn't say and obey those in authority
among you.
Have to keep this in mind.
No It's not like that. Why?
Because
obeying
those who are in authority
is not absolute.
It's not unconditional.
It's not unlimited.
It's limited and conditional.
We obey
the rulers
as long as
they obey Allah and his messenger
and as long as they do not ask
us to disobey Allah,
then we obey them.
And if you read the books of the
Tafsir,
they said, who will
those in authority are the scholars.
The scholars, the ulama.
The rulers,
they have to listen to the ulama.
And
implement
the law of Allah, the Sharia, and establish
it and apply it in the life of
its people.
So we are
commanded
to
obey Allah, obey the rest of India, and
then
If you
disagree
over anything,
is nakila.
Nakila
means
undefined,
indefinite.
It is common noun.
And
and also I mentioned this many times.
When the is mentioned in the context of
a negation
or affirmation
or stimulation
condition,
it denotes
generality.
It denotes generality.
So
if you dispute in anything
anything,
anything,
aqidah issue, friki issue,
gotta be a issue, any issue.
Any issue,
any
matter you disagree,
Islam wants you as Muslim
to resolve it immediately,
and it can be resolved
easily.
How?
Take it back
to the kitab and sunnah.
I disagree with you.
Say what Allah said, what the prophet said.
Oh, this is what Allah said. This is
what the prophet said.
Now
we disagree
in understanding
the text,
the evidence
beforehand.
What should we do?
We look how
the
that
the generations, how they understood
this
text.
And we understand it in that manner, that
way
because we cannot understand it better than the
and his companions, the 3 generation.
So always,
if we disagree in any issue, we have
to take it back to the kebab and
send it.
And here, I would like to draw your
attention
that
the types of differences
or types of difference or types of
or
silaaf
silaaf
between the
falls into 3 main categories.
I hope that you are taking notes.
There are 3 types of or
difference.
Type
of difference or
which is halan.
To have a
cheat.
And
that is to disagree
on the fundamentals
of the deen.
Things that are
made very clear,
unequivocal,
known by necessity
as they refer to
it.
What's it known by necessity?
The deen, everyone knows.
These things should not we should not disagree
upon.
If anyone disagrees
with the fundamentals
of the deed,
then this is type
of difference
is prohibited, is haram.
The ummah
will not disagree
regarding the pandemic
apart from the some deviant *. I'm talking
about
the,
the,
those who
remain on the right track, not those who
went away. Those who went away, of course,
they fell into this category.
Many of them.
Many
of
them. Because
they did not
abide by the Kitab and Sunnah and the
understanding of the Sahaba.
So they fell into this prohibited,
K? Category.
The difference, those cannot be there. But,
you will not find
when I say,
they sell up, they're 3 generations.
So this type of difference is Haram and
Omar alhamdulillah,
Allah shaykh this from falling into this category.
2nd type or certain second category
is
shilaf
wajid.
It is obligatory,
this type of difference, to be there.
And we, as Muslims, should be
different
from the disbelievers.
An example for it, for this category,
the
It should be there,
and that is to maintain the
identity
and the personality
of the Muslim
that you are totally different and you differ
you differ you differ from the Israelis.
So this type of.
The third type of
or difference
is.
This type of difference is permissible
and allowed.
And this is
this side of Khilaf is also known as
Khilaf al Afham.
This type of difference
rises
due to
the different understanding
and the mental capacities
of people.
So
the way I understand this text
is this way, and you understand it in
this way
because the text itself, the nature of the
text lends itself
to such rendering,
such
interpretation.
And always the ulama, they give an example
of the hadith of the prophet
when he told the
Sahaba None of you should pray except in
the locality
of the colonies of Beni Qurayba.
All the Sahaba, they heard the same hadith
from the prophet
and they set out. They left.
Now
in their way,
the salah, time of salah was due.
So they said, let us pay.
Time for us all.
Here,
there were
2 opinions.
1 group said,
he didn't,
he told us to.
So we have
to only there.
The other, they say,
he didn't mean that. What he meant that
we have to hasten
and,
reach that
quickly. That's what he meant. Not to delay
the salah.
So there were 2 opinions.
The the different
types
or different ways of interpreting
and understanding
the text itself.
Because
the text
could mean this or could mean that. There
is possibility.
So group of the Sahaba, they prayed,
the also the others, they waited for them.
And keep this in mind. See the other
of the Sahaba.
Those who
said we will only pray
did not
accuse the
or say anything about them, or you say
that you are
disobeying the prophet. You are
acting to the contrary of the,
the Hadith of not nothing of that sort
happened.
Plus, they waited for their problems. They finished
paying, and they moved together.
Guess what?
They reach
the destination
at
night.
So they missed,
and they prayed at night.
When this was reported to the prophet Sarraf,
he approved
of both parties.
He didn't blame any one of them because
the nature of the text
lends itself
to such
interpretation.
So this type
of hilaf is permissible,
and
the majority of the shilaf and
differences between the Muslim scholars,
which among Palestine
falls under this, the for example.
Shaveri said this. Malik said this. Ahmed said
this.
Abu Khalifa said this.
Because each one is trying to understand the
text to the best of his ability.
Of course,
sometimes,
one's understanding
is,
closer than others,
For his this understanding is the strongest
among the different views, this view.
K?
And most of the time, you'll find. Al
Jammur
and,
for example.
And Imam Ahmed, Ma'aleq Shafi'i,
they agree
in such an issue.
Imam Abu Hanifa
post post a different opinion
because
the 3 schools,
Hamballi Shafi'i and Maliki,
They are
the schools
of the Assar.
Right? Most these 3 imams,
they focus most on the Assar,
the tradition, the Hadid,
whereas the school of Iraq,
the
analogy.
K?
And the reason
why that the school
of Hanafi School or the
Iraqi school
give more preference to the because
they said
at that time,
the
and the
the fabricators of Habiz were rampant.
K.
So they were
using the PRs quite extensively.
So if the
understanding
on a particular issue is due to
the
the
understanding
the
the the meaning of the of the text
itself. All agree
on on the text and accept the text,
but the way they understand it, then this
type of difference is permissible.
That's why Sheikh Islami betayme
he wrote his beautiful book which if we
follow the
students of knowledge who did read,
and and
And he mentioned
many reasons why an imam
may act
to
the contrary
to the opposite
of a Hadith.
And he mentioned either the Hadith didn't reach
him. You have to keep in mind in
those days
the
codification
and the compilation
and having the books of sunnah,
together
not yet,
processed.
It's not
available.
So every scholar,
yes,
he
would rely upon what he memorized.
That's why Imam Shavri,
he would like to Imam Ahmed, and he
would tell him,
oh, Imam,
if you come across an authentic hadith, whether
it is Shami or Masri or Sheikazi,
k, send it to me.
Okay? Send it to me
because you are the expert in this field,
in the Hadith.
So this is one reason. The Hadith didn't
reach him,
or the hadith reach him,
but through unreliable
source.
The Ishnad is weak, so he
did not apply and did not use that
hadith.
Or he understood it
in a certain way.
He understood it
differently,
or he understood from
Quranic ayah or
verse something,
which is
different
from
what the others understood.
So there are reasons.
So this child
of or
is.
Does this mean
I can pick and choose? No.
Cannot.
But if you are
remember, there are people at different categories.
Layman,
he has no mad hub,
the layman, because he doesn't know.
His mad hub is the mad hub is
the mad hub of his Sheikh,
the island
he he questions and ask.
That's it.
So that's the mad hub of the commoner
or the common man or the layman. That's
no mad hub.
So he just asked the in his place,
in his country, in its area.
And whatever they tell him,
that's enough for him. Because Allah says, first
ask the people of knowledge whom you don't
know.
K. So
this
this category of people, that is enough for
them.
We should not expect them to know better
than that.
They know want to know
the issues halal and halal. They go to
the Harlem scholar
in their area, and they asked him.
And if this the fact that this scholar
was wrong, the the sin, not on them,
will be on him.
And
so if I was giving the,
okay,
will be
on the one who gives the factor, the
one who issues the verdict,
not the one who
the verdict was given to.
So here we have
to keep this in mind because you find
some people
expect the layman
say, you have to follow the.
What?
He doesn't know the.
How do you want him to follow
it? You want him to open Bukhari and
Muslim. He doesn't know even how to read
them. Right?
But here also, the layman,
he has a certain
level
of understanding.
See
the difference to a certain extent.
For example,
there are 2 scholars.
Both of them pious, righteous
So he comes to the first one,
and he asked him his question.
And he told him it is haram.
First
up.
He asked the same question to another alum
to the second one. He told him, yes.
It is haram
because Allah said this, and he would
mention to him what Allah said.
And the said
this,
and the said this.
So both of them gave him the answer,
but
one of them gave him more information.
So naturally,
this common man,
second time,
when he has a question,
he will go to the one
who gives him additional information
because that gives him more satisfaction.
So this is one category,
the layman.
My mother, your mother, your father, my father,
the
farmer in the very remote area, etcetera.
2nd category,
students of knowledge.
And the students of knowledge,
remember
when we talked about
the 3 spans
when you seek knowledge,
Abusheba.
They call him Abusheba.
Okay? This is very dangerous, Abusheba,
the father of one span.
The 3 spans of knowledge, the first
phase and stage of seeking knowledge
that
you feel the moment you start seeking,
knowledge,
you feel.
Oh,
I know everything.
People, they don't know. People are ignorant.
This is very dangerous, the first span of
a shipment.
Because you think you know.
And those who
went through that phase,
they know what I'm talking about.
If you remain lingering only in in the
first span, you will be ruined.
You'll be ruined.
If you advance, it is just like a
statue of water,
but the depth is
different.
The more you go into this water,
it comes deeper and deeper.
So the second span,
you start to cool down
and to
it
starts realizing,
oh,
nim
is
an ocean.
Not what I thought.
If you moved and enter further
into span number 3, page 3,
you discover your reality
that you know nothing. You are ignorant,
and you were fooled,
and you will start laughing at yourself
and at your foolishness.
K. So this is second category.
3rd category,
advanced
students of knowledge.
This advances students of knowledge.
Now he has the
ability.
He mastered
the tools,
language,
Arabic,
Hadith,
So he has the tools
that will
enable him
to
understand
the
writings
of the ulama,
why the ulama differ here and there, and
why what is the proof of the scholar
and that scholar, etcetera.
This is
the advanced students
of knowledge.
Those who
hold,
PhDs
and,
and the like.
By having your doctorate
doesn't mean you are Al Alam.
Keep this in mind.
Doesn't mean you are scholar. Doesn't mean you
are Sheikh Islam. Doesn't mean you are the
imam of the Ummah.
No.
You
are just
now in the beginning.
In the beginning.
In the beginning of
knowing
and understanding
the
this ocean,
the ocean of knowledge, they
because now you have tools you can when
you read, you know now. Why why did
say this? Why did say that, etcetera?
Then
at verse
11, they're. K? Those who reach the level
of these jihad,
those are the ones who can
reduce the
from the text. They have reached that level.
So there are different
types of people.
K? So keep in mind
that the types of shilaf, one type is
haram, and that's to differ upon
the fundamentals.
2nd,
obligatory,
wagyu,
and that's to be different from the disbelievers.
And the third one, permissible.
K?
Because
here,
the scholars differ
on
on understanding
the text itself
because the nature of the text lends itself
to such
interpretation
and such understanding.
K?
Also,
I would like to add with the.
What a scholar says,
whoever
say this scholar
is
whatever he says
is not heard you,
is not a proof,
is not an evidence
in itself.
Unless and until
they delete
the proof,
the had the evidence from the Kitab and
Sunnah supports is what he says.
If the evidence
mentions otherwise,
then
we don't follow him. He's a human being.
Okay.
It was a mistake.
He tried his best
to arrive at the truth, the help.
He exerted his utmost effort.
Allah will reward him once
because
he put effort.
But should we follow him?
No.
We don't.
We don't follow
many of the companions,
for example,
and they were
in their
when their
was on.
Abu Harayla, as you know, used to wash
his hands up to here.
And Allah says up to the elders.
Who should you follow?
Why did he extend the wudu?
Because he understood from the that
the
in the will wear ornaments
that will cover all the place of Wudu.
So
he would extend.
So he wants to wear ornaments in the
Jannah up to here.
Should we follow? No.
Of the Allahu
Han? Sayid Nabu ala umar.
He used to wash the eyeball inside.
Should we follow him? No.
Why did he do that? That was
his understanding, his
Because Allah says,
Wash your faces.
And this is the face.
So he mentioned the whole, the face.
So naturally,
the part is part of the whole.
So the mouth is part of the whole.
That's why we rinse it. The nostril is
part of the whole. That's why we sniff
the water and throw it out. So what
remained? The eyes.
So he would walk inside
till he lost his sight
of the Allahu Anhu.
Should we follow him? No.
Used to eat Ramadan.
Snow. The snow of the ice.
And he would say this is not water.
K?
God. Should we eat ice?
No. So now leave alone any other scholar.
From the generations who came after.
Yes.
He made his jihad,
and Allah reward him once.
Should we follow
him? Should we consider what he said as?
Proof? Evidence?
No.
No.
We follow the ulama, my dear brothers and
sisters,
because they are one of the.
They are the
heirs and the inheritors of the prophets.
So I follow this scholar as long as
he tells me
what Allah said or the prophet
said. That's why I have to follow him.
But if he tells me something and then
I find out,
a clear cut evidence,
either
in the in the sunnah
of the.
And he
that goes against what
this
imam
holds,
I follow the Hadith. And that's what the
all the 4 imams said
to their students
If you come across a hadith that is
authentic,
then that is my.
Even if what I said
is different, but that is my. Follow the
hadith.
And Imam Khabir said to,
if you find in the hadith something different
from what I have said, reject what I
have said.
When a man asked Imam Khabir
one day,
he answered a question. He answered him by
mentioning a hadith.
He said, oh, this is what the hadith
says. What is your opinion?
Imam Khabir got very upset and angry. He
said,
do you see me
wearing
the
belt that the people some people of the
book they wear?
In other words, he was telling it,
do you think I am a non Muslim?
I
follow what the prophet
said.
K. So that's why
the
they say
What does this mean? That
the statement
or the saying of a scholar
is not a proof in itself.
It's rather
a need
of a proof to support it.
So if we find
this imam says something,
We have to ask what is the proof
for that.
So we have to look for
an evidence
proof
to
support what he said
What he said.
Not because, oh,
our imam says this. That's enough.
No.
Keep this in mind
because, unfortunately,
you find people
oh, since this imam said this,
that's it.
That's not the end.
That's not the end.
Well, this imam, he understood
the evidence in a way
differs
from what the prophet
and his companions were upon. For example, I'll
give you.
In some Muslim countries,
when
they bury the body
of,
the disease,
They make azan in the grave,
or they make what is known as.
Someone will come down into the grave,
and he will start
telling the deceased,
oh, son of so and so,
And he would mention only his mother's name,
not his father's name.
Oh, son of so and so,
2 angels are going to come to you.
They should not frighten you.
They ask you, who's your lord? Say, my
lord is Allah.
Who's your prophet? My prophet is Muhammad.
What is your deed? My deed is of
Islam.
This will not
benefit the deceased.
This is an innovation. This is bitter.
Because the prophet,
he buried many companions.
He didn't do that.
None of the companions did something like that.
So do you know the deed better than
the prophet
and his companions?
The prophet,
he buried many Sahaba.
He didn't read
the fact
or Yasin
when banning them.
He didn't do that.
He didn't read the Quran
and ask Allah to
give the reward of it
to the deceased. He didn't do that.
Had it been permissible, he would have done
that
to teach us.
None of his companions did that.
So now later on,
some of the ulama
said, yes. You can read the Quran and,
ask Allah
to give the reward of your recitation for
this person or that person. It's okay
because now this is yours. This is your,
amal. And we are giving it as if
it is just like
any material thing in the. I can give
it to whomever I want.
This is yes.
But not yes. I'm very bad at.
Not yes. The question is, did the
do this? Did his companions do this? No.
Are we
more keen and eager to know the and
do the than the companions themselves?
So keep this in mind, my dear brothers
and sisters.
These are things we should know
and agree upon.
Then Allah says,
All you believe, obey Allah, and obey the
messenger and those who are in authority among
you. You.
If
you disagree,
have a dispute
in any matter in any matter.
Take it back. Take this
Refer it to Allah
and the messenger.
To Allah, to the
to the messenger, to the of the prophet.
I will try also to add and remind
you of the famous saying of Imam Malik
keep this in mind always.
Everyone, his sayings, his statements, his
opinions
can't be accepted or rejected.
Accept the one who is
in that grave, and he pointed towards the
grave of the.
This
is all the rule.
He
said something
we have to check and see.
How close is it to the?
Is there evidence for the is it for
is or not? If not,
we say.
K? He's rewarded once.
So if you disagree in any matter,
So take it to the
condition. That's the best thing.
The best way, the best decision you do.
Best in result.
May
Allah guide all of us
to abide by the and
to follow the footsteps
of our prophet
Muhammad and his
companions.
May
Allah
their
company. May Allah
make us
with them Indian 99.
May
Allah keep us to remain
steadfast
in this beautiful deed,
the dean of Islam.
May Allah
unite our hearts
to
the And may Allah
for the false
and mistakes and ignorance.
And may Allah
bless us with the
beneficial knowledge and righteous deeds and may Allah
reward all of you, my dear brothers and
sisters immensely
for your patience and attendance.
My apologies on behalf of the host. He
hasn't made it back.
With your permission, can we take some questions,
Okay.
K.
How do I accept it for the 1st
10 days?
One minute. One minute. The the voice is
Okay.
And,
slowly read your question slowly.
Okay.
Are the supplications
accepted for the for the
whole 10 days
of Zul Hajj?
Our supplications will be accepted
during Throughout the 10 days
of Zul Hajj.
It's the,
these are blessed blessed days,
and once will be accepted
will be accepted
provided, of course,
that this applicant,
okay, this guy,
he fulfilled the conditions
that should be fulfilled
in order for his dua or her dua
to be accepted.
K.
Not that you are
totally immersed in Haram,
eating river,
selling Haram.
Oh, now the 10 days of the comes
okay. So now I will
be doing good deeds on these 10 days.
So Allah will accept my deeds, and all
my sins will be forgiven
without repacking. No.
Cannot
the deed cannot be understood in that way.
You are treating yourself.
So if you if we want Allah
to accept our,
we have to
repent
and quit sinning.
And you know the hadith,
the man who is going to the Hajj
raising his hands,
His food is haram. He was clothed with
haram.
How can Allah respond to him?
But if someone
repented
and
he is doing right just these
in these beautiful
10 days
and asking the
is the most generous.
Allah
Allah feels shy that you raise your hand
and he turns them empty
if it's dry.
So be confident that Allah
will accept
your supplications
and your du'a. So just keep
making more dua
and righteous
in these 10 days.
So we can accept from all of us.
Next.
I mean, this is a long question,
but they're just they're just No. Before reading
long questions, this is
my way.
Long questions
should be made short to the point.
If they are lengthy questions, they can be
forwarded to me,
and I will answer them.
Okay.
But
I I I I think I've got this
one. Okay.
Right. Somebody somebody has very little knowledge in
Islam,
and they have the correct aqidah.
But in is
a blind follower of imam Abu Hanifa,
If I got the question right,
there's a a students of knowledge,
and he is following the another form of.
What's an issue? There is no problem at
all.
There's no problem. Here, we see there are
2 extremes.
One extreme, they want
to cancel
the schools of
school of thought.
No matter. No matter.
K?
And
the other extreme
fanatic fellowship.
Follow the Imam blindly.
And when the things
are evidence, I didn't have
shown to you.
Hadith of the prophet shown to you.
You don't accept.
When your imam tells you follow the Hadith,
don't you know
that the madam will remember Hanifa,
the majority of it?
K? Many, many of the issues in the
mother.
K? Over
by the
of his students,
Abu Yusuf,
Zafar,
Mohammed bin Hassan.
They differ. They with what the imam said
because they
understood what the imam told them.
If you come across
a hadith
authentic,
not obligated, follow it.
Think Imam Mohammed bin Hassan when he came
to Medina
regarding an issue of the prophetic
side, the art of measurement.
And and when he was told
and he
was shown,
oh, the different families of Medina, everyone is
bringing his own prophetic flag. And when he
saw, all they are the same, you say.
Unconvinced.
Unconvinced.
So
there's no problem in studying the matter.
As a matter of fact,
as a beginner,
students of men in the beginning,
you will follow matter
because
the in your
country, either they're following Hanafi,
Shafi'i,
Hanbali,
Naleke. That's what they have.
So I have to study under those scholars,
So there's no problem at all.
Even
the,
k, in the beginners,
they studied the madhab
of
them.
Most
of them have the same as.
That's no problem.
So
but then you progress
till you reach. You become now imam, and
now you are
able to
reach the level of which you have.
All you are advanced systems of knowledge, and
now you can't
distinguish between
the
and this week
opinion is based on this hadith, which is
weak. And this is based on this hadith,
which is
stronger than the other.
And you will follow the strongest
opinion.
You will not
continue just imitating.
But before that,
you are making taqleet
of the imam, and there's nothing wrong with
that as a beginner.
K. Just study whether
the Hana female have
if you are in
country where the Hana female have is,
is tote,
chivalry,
or
or.
There's nothing wrong with that.
Humbly.
K? That's how
they learn the day. And the one who,
studied the motherhood,
k, you'll find him well established
because he is
founded
on solid ground.
Our Sheikh Al Bani is Hanafi.
You know this?
He learned the Hanafi rather.
His father was one of the scholars of
the Hanafi,
so he started the Hanafi madam.
And he's the beginner as a student of
knowledge.
And then when he advanced,
he started following
with the delay,
which
opinion is supported with the delay. That's
why,
at his time in the beginning,
you know, that the Muslims were praying for
jama'ah, for congregational
prayers.
You know this?
In the Masjid,
in Damascus.
Masjid al Amoy 4 groups, 4 Jannah, Shavi
alone as if they are
the only
Muslims. Then Maliki, then the Hanavi, then the
Hamil,
everyone alone, Jama'a.
The sheikh
would pray with the first one.
His father would got would get upset with
him.
That's not our.
He would not listen to his father. That
is what his father
was saying. They're
Muslim.
Don't you know?
That is the subcontinent.
In the subcontinent, there are 2 famous mother,
Shavu and Hanafi.
There was a that
Hanavi should not marry a woman.
Why?
Because
she says,
I am a believer
So she douse her so
you cannot marry her.
To say meaning
that
not that doubting,
not I will die on this ima. There's
no nothing wrong with that.
But no. No. No. You cannot marry her.
She is doubtful about her imam.
Then later on, they said, okay. Okay.
You can marry a Shafi'i woman
just like
Tiasan al Kitabia.
We just make her like the,
the people of the book.
So they liken
the Muslim woman
to the prophet.
But this fanaticism
is not there anymore,
and people started to
become more tolerant and flexible and understand. But
this was
there and is still in the books
still in the books.
And there are certain things in the books
I cannot mention.
I cannot mention
the conditions of the imam.
K.
One should feel shy to mention that.
So
they're like, I don't know what to do.
So there's no problem
in studying
the but should not be a fanatic followers.
So this student of Mali, maybe he
considers himself,
I'm not a Mujayed. I'm still
learning. I haven't reached that level,
so I am following what the imam said.
So no harm. No problem.
Now this is clear to the questioner, and
I don't expect you, all my dear brothers
and sisters.
You, you are still just one level above
the layman,
if not in the level of the layman.
Is this clear to the questioner?
Next question, please.
If it's not clear, please, direct message me.
Is there a difference in someone
who emits
during
a mandatory
prayer
once every day
versus someone
who emits
muddy
a few times every
day during a mandatory
prayer.
He releases
he release
he releases
Magdi
during the salah?
Yes.
Okay.
Now
here, there is something called
or sometimes
many some men, they have this problem
that the medley is always coming out. Medley.
And by the way, for the
the benefit of the they're all,
There are 3 fluids
that come from the man. The many,
many,
mezzie, and wadi. Three things. Three types of
fluid.
The many, the seminal fluid,
which is
associated
with desire,
lust, and feelings,
and followed after that with numbness
in the body. It smells like the pollen
of the date palm trees.
That is pure.
And if it comes out
associated
with shahua
feelings,
this
necessitates
and this
makes the person
to,
take a a ritual bath.
He has to take a shower, he or
she. Because also women,
they also
release money.
That's why when the woman asked the prophet
about seeing her husband making love to her,
You say, should I take a shower? He
said, you you see the discharge
that you have released.
So this is the many.
2nd type of fluid is mezzie,
the prostatic fluid,
which is the lubricant
when someone thinks about making love.
K? So this fluid will come out when
you're thinking
of making love.
So this fluid, this is
impure.
So if it touches your clothes, you have
to
wash it, but no shower. You
take
only
had
had
this
problem.
Right?
So
he
said,
Yeah.
He said, I it's a man who always
have this discharge.
Always.
And I would take showers, showers, showers. He
was taking showers
to the extent that his skin, the skin
of his back started to crack.
Then
he came to, I I think, to
Abu Horeyiba
and asked him to ask the prophet.
He felt shy
to ask the prophet
because he is the husband of it, the
prophet. So
asked the prophet,
and he told him no. There's no need
to take a shower. He just should should
wash
the private part, and that's it.
Though it is.
So if a person is like, say, now,
this medicine is always coming,
it's here just like one who always have
this urine coming out
or like a woman who has continuous bleeding.
So what he should he do
when he takes for the salah?
He was at the private part, then he
puts some patch
in under in his,
in in the
around the organ
with it on
the inside the underwear,
and he plays.
Even if the urine comes in the solar,
his solar is correct.
Same thing one who is having always
wind,
gases coming out.
He takes remove of the solar and he
plays
even if the gases are coming out during
the salah
or during
the. Same thing, a woman.
She's praying and blood is coming out.
She just has to make sure that she
puts sanitary towels, and that's enough.
All in the co op, etcetera.
And the third type of fluid
is the wedi.
So we have
many similar fluid,
mezzie, the lubricant prostatic fluid,
and the wadi.
Wadi.
The wadi the wadi is that
remnant
of the *
remains within the organ, the female male organ.
So when
the man passes water, urinates,
it will come out after that when the
urine
stops.
So this is also.
It should be wash
and no shower.
I hope this is clear to the question.
Okay. This is from a a teacher.
It's regarding the the timings again for the
UK. It's,
it's 10 PM
and
3 AM,
fidget.
So I I student in my class,
his mother will wake him up for fidget,
and then he's he's missing.
He's not attending school on time
and on numerous occasions.
So an assistant head
dealing with this case came to ask me
to verify the prayer times and whether
adolescents
need to follow this strictly.
I did see
once they reach puberty,
they need to observe prayers.
I'm wondering now
because of the current times in summer whether
they could combine
the Maghreb with the Isha,
and then she could convey that to the
parent.
So the gist of the question,
a child who hasn't reached the age of
puberty
No. They have reached age. Once they reach
the re once they reach puberty, they've reached
puberty,
and they're getting up.
Is at 10 PM,
and,
at 3 AM. And then you have to
be at school, say, 8:30.
So he's he's he's obviously sleeping in.
Okay. Now
okay.
How long does this period last?
How many months?
Well, it'll be well, I think I don't
know. The the school's finished next month? No.
No. Not the schools.
I mean,
this You mean the British summertime that time?
It's it's like it's like the Emirates. It's
very long right now till 7/20.
There'll be a a period of, what, 2
months?
2 months, 3 months.
Okay. Alright.
No doubt
that salah has to be done
on time,
on
their
time.
Regarding the issue of combining the case,
there is a leeway in the sharia
room,
but that is only when it is really
needed and it is really a necessity.
Necessity.
That's all I'm about to say, like, heavy
rains or snowing or
very cold weather. And
so there are reasons.
So if it is done occasionally
and there was dire need for that,
then there's no harm
because Allah gave this leeway
as Ibn Abbas explained.
The
gave this
admissibility
so that
in order
not to make us face hardships or difficulties.
Okay?
There's no dire need and there's no necessity.
We don't combine the the
pairs. I hope this is clear. Next question,
please.
Yes, chair. Very clear.
If a person
is dependent on his father
and his father is a banker,
Will the money he receives from his father
be haram to him?
If you can.
I mean, survive without getting this
pocket money from your father,
do so.
But if you are totally dependent
okay.
So he is the one who brings the
food and
to the house, etcetera.
The alhamah, they say the sin is on
the father himself,
up on his children or his wife.
He is the one who is the pled
earner and gainer.
He will be held accountable before Allah has.
So the sin will be
in him.
And when he dies,
the money that he earned becomes halal for
the inheritance, for the heirs,
and he will bear the consequences, and he
will be questioned before Allah
for
what he earned through,
illicit
means.
I hope this is clear to the questioner.
Next question, please.
Yes,
This is a follow-up question about the.
If he finds an authentic evidence,
but it contradicts the Madhub
and he doesn't consider himself
as a mujtahid,
should he be exempted
from following the Madhavi opinion?
So
now you are
where where do you
where do you fall?
Layman,
students of knowledge, advanced students of knowledge,
a scholar, or?
Is different.
K.
He will not
follow an imam.
He himself is qualified.
As caller, he will
follow
an imam,
But if he finds the evidences
of this
opinion of this mad issue
of the
issue is a stronger, he will follow that.
The same thing that funds his students students
of Mali.
If you are just big enough students of
Mali
and you are you cannot make the g,
which one is,
is the strongest,
then there's no harm in
following what's the your imam
of the says or what the says.
So it depends where do you fall.
K? So if you are,
advances students of knowledge,
And you know this hadith and you looked
into the issue and you find the hadith
is not obligated. It is authentic. It all
these things.
So the 4 imams, they tell all of
us,
follow
the Hadith.
Follow the Hadith.
The next question, please.
They've added they're at the beginning of student
of knowledge. They're they're just the beginning of
student of knowledge.
Okay. Now if a beginner students of knowledge
and
I saw the then I have also to
look what the said about this.
And if I find that the strongest opinion
that is this hadith is aligned with the
the,
of Malik, of Haniva, and,
and Chaveri and Ahmad, the Jamur.
Okay? And then
when I looked into the evidence of the
in my,
I saw it is only
based on,
then, of course, I have to follow the
hadith. No doubt.
Next question, please.
That was the final question, Sheikh Salaam. If
you'd like to finish.
May Allah bless you. May Allah bless your
family. May Allah protect you. May Allah protect
your family.
And may Allah
bless us
with the beneficial knowledge of righteous deeds. And
may Allah forgive us our faults and ignorance
and mistakes.
May Allah forgive us our sins and me.
And may Allah
encompass
us all in his mercy.
Ameen, and may Allah
guide guide
our to the and may Allah unite our
heart
and and may Allah reward all of you,
my dear brothers and sisters, immensely
for your patience and attendance.
Until we meet
in the coming session,
I leave you in Allah's company and protection.