Salem Al Amry – Lesson 5 Weekly Class Masail Al Jahiliyya
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Muhammad
My dear brothers and sisters,
today is our weekly class,
and we continue
the reading
the and
the belief of Sheikh
Mohammed bin Abdul Rahab
He
said,
The meaning of this
few lines,
this
And I believe that
Jannah,
heaven,
paradise,
and the hellfire
are created.
They are
created.
They exist.
Allah created them already.
So he's not going to create them. He
already created them.
Because
we read in the hadith when Allah created
them,
he sent
to have a look at both of them,
and came to Allah
and informed him
that anyone hears of the Jannah, no one
except that he will enter the Jannah.
Anyone hears of the hellfire, he will avoid
it, and he will not come near to
it.
Then Allah sent him this
again, and he, Allah
surrounded
and encircled
the Jannah with the
hardships with hardships.
So the Janna was surrounded with hardships,
difficulties,
reflections,
trials.
K.
And he surrounded the hellfire with,
desires,
winds,
lusts.
So when you so both of them, the
second time, he say,
I'm afraid
that only few will enter the Jannah, and
the majority will go to *
because the people will follow their they follow
their desires.
So they are created.
They are created.
And in the Quran, Allah
is telling us
that the jannah and the fire, they are
already
prepared
regarding the jannah Allah
saying
So the jannah was prepared and made
by the righteous.
And regarding the hellfire, Allah warns
So the fire is already created, and that's
why Allah,
he warns us
against his fire
that we should avoid it
and save our families and save our progeny
and our children
because this fire, its fuel,
rocks and men.
So they are created.
And the prophet
on the night of the ascension, the night
of the mihraj,
he
entered the Jannah. He walked in the Jannah.
He saw the Jannah,
and he saw the hellfire,
and he saw the hellfire.
So they are created.
Where are they?
Regarding the Jannah, Allah said.
Allah
he's talking to the prophet that he saw
Jibril
at. So the
of eternity
and the final
abode is at
next to Sidratil Munthaha,
the loot tree, which is in the Janna.
The * fire,
it is in the 7th earth,
and
the prophet said that he saw it.
He saw the hellfire.
Because in that night, Allah showed his prophet
everything.
He showed him
the kingdom his kingdom.
He saw him the hellfire. He showed him
the hellfire hellfire,
and he saw the inhabitants of the hellfire,
and that's why he said the majority are
women.
And he
mentioned
many people who are in the hellfire,
those who take river
usually.
He saw them swimming in rivers of blood.
He saw those
who were committing
and you heard them screaming.
So he saw all these things.
He saw the palaces of the Jannah.
He saw a palace. He thought that was,
then he was told this is for.
So the jannah,
it's something physical, created. It's not something
metaphoric or figurative.
As many people, they try to to explain
to us that
it is only something
symbolic
to tell us that the real
enjoyment on that day is just spiritual,
that their lightfulness and sweetness. There's nothing
tangible, physical that
palaces,
women,
rivers,
honey, milk,
wine, none,
which is not true.
So the jannah
is created by Allah
And what is there in the jannah is
something beyond one's
imagination,
and we cannot imagine it.
That's what
Allah
is
saying in
the Hadith
saying in the Hadith Fudsi.
Add up to everybody. I have prepared for
my servant.
But I do not. No eye had ever
seen. So
what was there in the, you cannot imagine
it.
And no ear
had ever heard of.
And it never cost
one's anyone's
mind.
We
what's that? We even we in the dreams,
we didn't
dream about that.
We cannot imagine it.
So created.
They are created.
Today,
they exist.
They
exist.
Mozjudat
Tan. The prophet walked in the jannah. He
showed the hellfire. He showed the jannah.
So they are
there already.
This is something beyond our imagination,
as you know, my dear brothers and sisters,
because the
the event and the
the of Al Nairaj is something
mind blowing.
Cannot imagine it.
In no time, in one night,
the prophet
went to Jerusalem then to the to heavens,
and he came back.
The morning is in Mecca,
and his bed found he found his bed
still warm.
Today, science tells us we need billions of
light years.
But the one who took his profit is
Allah,
so it's not an issue.
Be and that is it.
Yes. Difficult for us as human beings.
We don't have that capacity and ability.
But for Allah, nothing is difficult.
That's why Allah
said, Subhan.
He started with the word Subhan.
Glory be to him.
This is something
no one can do it.
So that's why Allah is saying that I
took my servant.
So glory be to him, Allah
who took
his servants,
Muhammad
from sacred mosque in Makkah to
and
then to heaven.
And
so
the was sleeping in the house of Umohani,
so the angels took him
from there
to the hammam,
and his chest was open.
His heart was burnt out for the second
time.
This is the 2nd surgery. The
first surgery happened when he was a child,
and the clotted blood was thrown out.
The second
time his heart was opened,
on the night of
the
They opened his heart again, brought it out,
wash it with
jam jam, and filled it with Hikma, wisdom.
And because he started,
he was in in the house of
Umohani.
That's why the ulama said,
and they differed on this issue.
Is the Haram the Masjid
or the places around it, the entire Mecca
is Haram?
Because Allah
is
right.
And we know that his journey started from
the house of Umohani
outside the Masjid,
and Allah called it haram.
That's why Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Dazir alhamamalaha.
He holds the opinion on other scholars
that Makkah, all of it is haram,
and
playing in any Masjid in Makkah,
the reward is 100,000
times.
I heard him,
Rahim Allah
when he was in his Masjid Al Azizia.
He said, playing in this my Masjid
is the same like
the reward is 100,000.
Yes. Playing in the Masjid inside the the
Kaaba, the the Masjid,
yes. It has other,
virtues and
merit
of of our other play masjids.
But regarding the reward,
all the masajid, they got that reward. And
this is
the blessing
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala gave to Makkah.
So this is,
based on
the beginning and the starting of the journey
of the when
Allah called
the masjid al Haram, and we know a
the journey didn't start from the masjid. It
started from the house of
Muhammad.
So then he was taken to heaven.
Allah took him.
Your comes with no time.
That's why I said when
Abu Jahl told him,
did you hear what your
friend say
say?
Did you hear what he said?
So what did he say?
He said that he went last night to
and came back.
Abu Bakr said, did he say so? He
said that he told you the truth.
Said Nabiqa had no problem
because
rationally,
logically,
why not?
Because he tells me, Yibril came to me
and phoned me, told me this. I have
no issue with that.
So Allah took his prophet on that night
and brought him back. What's the problem?
And it is
a real
physical journey of the prophet. It's not a
dream. If it is a vision or dream,
what I should not have objected?
But he said, I went
to Jerusalem.
I was taken to heaven,
and that's the miracle.
That's the miracle.
When when Nahum HaLeo Ma Mo Yudatan
and this cosmos, what we
see, on that day of resurrection, things will
change.
So we don't know what is beyond that.
We don't know what is beyond that. Don't
you see now?
Scientists are saying
it is there's a possibility of other universes,
multiple universes,
not only one.
So we don't know.
So on that day,
everything will be totally different.
The whole universe, the whole cosmos,
this whole system will be
chained
will be chained and
will be replaced
by
other system, which Allah
wants decides to to put in place.
So the
Jannah and
fire
and nah,
they exist.
They exist.
Which means
they do not come to an end.
They are forever.
They exist forever.
Why the author
said this?
Because this is the relief of Anas Shunna.
And by saying this, he refutes
or alludes
to the
erroneousness
of the opinion that says
that the hellfire
will perish, will come to an end,
which is a new opinion
held
by Imam Ibnu Payim
and
Sayna'am al
Khattab,
he refers that he said
a portion of the hellfire,
that portion also after Allah punishes the people
for a long time,
then that portion will be
annihilated,
will
vanish,
and those people will come out and go
to heaven.
So here, I would like to draw your
attention, my dear brothers and sisters.
No one's
no one's
opinion
or
or a statement
is acceptable
if it is not supported with the evidence
from the Wahi revelation.
Even if you say
or
say or
say.
An opinion
of any of the Sahaba,
that is his understanding.
So we ask what is the proof for
him if he doesn't have a proof,
and he base his judgment
on certain understanding.
Okay. So that understanding
was not correct.
Why? Because
that understanding
goes against clear cut proofs.
So the hellfire doesn't
perish, doesn't annihilate,
doesn't come to an end,
doesn't die out,
neither the jannah nor the hellfire.
Imam al Ani,
he wrote a book, refuting those who say
that
the hellfire or the janna also will
the hellfire in particular
will be also
come to an end,
will die out
that fire.
And it has been checked and authenticated,
that small book, by
the narrations in it by.
So this is the belief of.
The the hellfire
and
the
the Jannah will remain. And the proof is
the hadith of the prophet that
the after the people entered the Jannah
and the others, they went they went to
hellfire.
Then Shafa starts,
and Allah blinks out from
he allows
his prophets and messengers
and martyrs
and children who died before reaching the age
of puberty
to intercede.
After all that the all these types of
intersessions
finish,
I will say it now.
I am the one who's going to
think out
the remaining
of the believers
in the hellfire.
So he Allah brings, and he commands that
those believers,
k, who are in the hellfire to come
out.
So who remains in the hellfire? The Kufar,
the disbelievers.
Then
the
indwellers and the inmates and the inhabitants of
Jannah,
they hear
a call,
and they look
at the siroth.
They see the siroth.
And when they look at the siroth, they
see ram,
sheep,
male sheep, ram.
So when
the inhabitants
and the
inmates
of
the, they hear that call,
they get scared. Maybe our stay is over.
We have to leave.
The people of the hellfire, when they hear
that, they
get told. Maybe
Allah will bring us out from it.
So now both of them, the
people in the hellfire, they see the shirod.
The people in the Jannah, they see the
shirod, and they'd see this animal, the ram,
from the shirod.
And they will be told,
have you recognized this? Do you know this?
And all they said, yes.
That is almawt.
That is death.
So Allah
will make death
something material.
So it will be materialized
materialized
in the form of a ram,
and then that ram will be slain,
will be slaughtered.
So death will die.
Finished. No more death.
Then it will be said,
and it will be told
to the people of the
Jannah,
Or people of heaven,
Jannah,
stay forever.
No death
anymore.
All people of the hellfire stay there forever.
No death.
So this is a clear cut evidence,
explicit
that both of them will remain.
This is very important
issue
of
belief. Most certainly, the believers
will see their rub their load with their
own eyes on the day of resurrection
in the
Jannah.
In the same way, they see the moon
when it is full.
When the moon is full,
it is clear. The visibility
is clear to everyone.
So everyone sitting, relaxing,
seeing the moon.
No need to come close to each other
and to focus and close your eyes to
focus on a certain
location or place.
Like, when you want to see the crescent
of the moon in the beginning of the
month, if it is tomorrow, Ramadan,
we know that it's going to appear in
this area,
specific
area.
So everyone,
all the sides, all the eyes, people are
focusing on that, and they are
standing next to each other.
You have a moon. Yeah. I mean,
one is standing next to the other
to see it.
So the said no.
And
you will see a lot clearly.
Just on the same way, you see the
moon when it is full. No need for
you to stand next to each other,
squeezing each other
to see it.
Because when the moon is full,
the visibility
is
100%.
Very clear.
So this is the belief, my dear brothers
and sisters,
of the Muslims
that
Allah
will be seen in the jannah.
And this is the
the
biggest
or the greatest
pleasure in the
jungle. Seeing Allah.
Seeing the face of Allah.
Talking to Allah
And this is the belief
of
Allah. Only the deviant *,
like the,
they denied seeing Allah in the job.
The belief of
that
Allah
is going to be seen in the Jannah.
And the proofs are,
Allah
says in Surat Qaf, ayah 35.
For them,
whatever they wish.
And we have more for them. More.
Join the agenda, whatever you wish,
whatever you desire
will be given to you and more.
This more, mazid,
said,
this masid, this small, is seeing Allah
So this is.
There is another
narration
attributed
as
Marfur that the prophet explained
that Masid
is seeing
the face of Allah
So Allah
is saying,
Another proof
that Allah will be seen in the Jannah
is what Allah said in Surat,
So
we have
from Nevada,
which means
faces on that day will be
light,
shining.
The faces of the mumin, the believers.
Because
in the hadith,
there is a day
of seeing Allah
in
the Jannah,
where all the people
in the Jannah
from different ranks, different level, different
station positions,
they come to
a place
and they sit on
chairs of light,
piles of mask,
and then Allah appears to all of them.
So that brightness and that beauty and handsomeness
that happens to all both men and women
because they looked at the most beautiful,
and that is Allah
Allah is beautiful,
and he loves beauty.
So when you look
at Allah
face, your face will
be lit up.
Looking with their own eyes.
And here I want you to concentrate,
my dear brothers and sisters.
Because Allah
he mentioned the looking
to the face.
The eyes
that
will be looking at Allah.
And we
know that
Arabic language,
the speech,
the kalam,
should be
taken literally, not metaphorically
Not metaphorically.
Unless
and until
there is,
context.
The context tells us
that the text cannot be rendered,
interpreted
metaphorically,
literally.
It has to be
rendered metaphorically,
figuratively
because there is
karina. There is keyword
in the text.
But in the absence of the karina,
and this is a rule of thumb,
The text has to be understood
literally.
Otherwise,
in any other language,
any tongue,
this is should be
the case.
Because
when we name things,
when we call things,
we call object. We give names to object,
to something
exists in the outside world, something tangible,
material.
So this is
stone. This is tree. This is
lion. This is giraffe.
So when you hear these words,
they
are linked to
objects
Linked to objects.
Milk, honey,
things are
there. Things they exist. So we call this
milk. We call this honey. We call this
tree. We call this mountain, etcetera.
Right? So when we talk
and we use these
words and vocabularies,
they refer we take them in the literal
sense in the real sense.
K. I climbed a mountain today.
That means a mountain.
Otherwise,
we will not be able to communicate.
If I tell you I'll visit you today,
you understand
that I am the one who's going to
visit you, not my brother.
If I say I'm going to meet you
today
at 10 o'clock or 9 o'clock, you understand
that?
Not that I will come at 12 o'clock.
9 means 9, 10 means 10.
So
keep this in mind.
You understand the text literally
and listen until
there is
karina
word in the text
or the context
by which we understand that here the text
is spoken
figuratively,
not
literally
or metaphorically.
For example.
And, of course, the or
the context
are different types.
We have,
rational one.
Like
when Allah says
upon the tongues of the children of when
they came from Egypt and
their brother, Banyamin,
was
taken by Yusuf alaihi Salam.
So they told their father,
You don't believe us? Ask the village.
Ask the village.
And
the camels.
So what do they mean when they say
ask the village and ask the camels?
It is impossible
to ask the village in the sense the
buildings.
You don't ask the buildings,
and you don't ask the camels.
So it has to be understood here
not literally,
metaphorically
because the karena is rational.
You don't ask the buildings,
but it means ask the inhabitants of the
building,
those who live in the buildings.
And the Arabs, they have this
pattern of speech.
They omit,
okay,
this.
This is how they talk,
and and Arab understand this.
When I tell you ask
that means ask the people of the. It's
known to them because, normally, this is how
in their tongue, in their language, they omit
the the,
the inhabitants
or the dwellers of the
of the of the
town or the village.
The same thing was alilir
alastairir, the camel. That means the owners of
the camel or those in the caravan.
This is how the Arabs do, and this
is the nature of the Arabic tongue.
So here, the that
we
interpreted
this text and this ayah
in the metaphoric sense
because it is impossible
that we can take it literally
and say that you ask the buildings
and ask the animals.
And that's why maybe a brother's sister, without
studying Arabic, without mastering Arabic, you will not
be understand
be able to understand your deal
in great depth profoundly, I mean.
Your knowledge will remain superficial.
For example,
now this one is
If you know Arabic and you know how
the Arabs speak, you understand it quickly.
For example,
you know, that's why the
and
scholars and
they teach the poetry.
The, because that is the record of the
Arabs
To understand the
in order to understand the Arabic tongue, you
need to know
the Arab poetry
and especially the poetry
of the days before Islam, shayr al Jahiliya.
K. Because that
reflects and tells us about how
the the Arabs
talk
and the different patterns of speech.
And there are 10 famous poems
called.
K.
And while they call them,
they said that
the Arabs, they would conduct
every year a contest for all the poets,
and the best ones will be picked up,
the poems,
and they will put them and hang them
on the walls of the Kaaba.
K.
So these 10 poems,
by 10 famous poets,
one of those
poets, of course,
those who study Arabic, they know.
So there are many.
So
in one of these poems
composed by Antara
Ibn Shaddad.
He is addressing his
cousin,
Abla,
the male
cousin,
because he was a knight. He was a
professional fighter,
brave man.
So he was telling his cousin,
describing to her
his bravery
in the battlefield.
So
he's telling her.
Oh daughter of Malik,
his uncle.
Why don't you ask
the horses,
the horses,
If you don't know me,
if you don't know
so he's telling her, go and ask the
hostage.
What did he mean by that?
Did he mean that he wanted her to
go and ask the animals?
No.
As I mentioned, the adults, they omit.
Additional words.
What he meant?
Why don't you ask
the horsemen
the horsemen about me? If you want to
know
who is your real your cousin is,
if you want to know about my
bravery
and courage.
If you are ignorant
and you don't know
me very well.
Ask the horsemen.
They will tell you
that win the battle at its peak. I
am in the center of it, in the
eye of the stone.
And I refrain from when it is time
to distribute the booties,
I refrain and I leave it.
So here,
he told her, ask the hostess, which means
the horsemen.
Coming now. Keep this in mind
that you
take the text literally and listen until
there is a context, there is
an arena.
And this arena can be rational, like the
example
ask the village, ask the
the caravan,
the camels,
or sometimes the karena
is customary
according to the custom,
according to the known,
the text
should be rendered
metaphorically
because the
is customary, the earth.
For example,
when
Quran
told Haman
to build for him lofty
building.
When Musa alaihi salam told Farah,
my lord is in heaven.
So out of arrogance, Farah, told Haman, his
minister,
oh, Farah Haman,
build for me a high building,
so I want to see
his lord.
So now
with
Farahun,
Farah told his minister
Haman,
build building for me.
Who's going to build and construct?
Haman himself?
The minister?
Or the meaning,
oh, Haman,
command
the
the masons,
the bricklayers,
the builders to construct the building.
That's the meaning of it.
Because normally, Haman is not the one who's
going to
take the earth and mix it and make
the
bricks
and start building.
He's the minister,
but he's going to command.
Like, just when the queen or the king
or the president
tells the minister of housing,
okay.
We
we want you,
okay, to build the new city here.
So not the minister himself who's going to
build it,
but he is the one who's going to
be in charge of that.
But the ones who are going to build
it
are the
the,
the labels and the laborers and the workers.
So the here
is customary or fear
or fear.
And sometimes the parena so now we have
2 types of parena,
rational,
and
the.
And thirdly,
sharia.
The barina
is sharia.
It is mentioned there
in the law itself,
in the itself.
For example,
the prophet said,
3 times.
4th time, he say,
Pray before the Maghrib.
That means
before praying the fars, you pray to rakash.
K? Play before the fact Umakarib.
Play before the makarib 3 times. Had he
posed there,
then playing to Umakarib before the makarib will
become mandatory, obligatory.
But
the 4th time, he said,
for who who whoever
wish to do so.
So this,
the word in the hadith
is
made
that command, that imperative,
not mandatory, not obligatory, but preferable,
recommended.
So there is a
in the text itself.
Fourthly,
the can
be linguistic
linguistically
in the language itself.
For example,
in Arabic,
the word
means anything.
If you open the dictionary, anything walks
walks,
It's called.
Animal, human being
from the linguistic perspective,
linguistically.
But
the Arabs
used it, this word, dabba,
to refer only to the animals, not to
the human beings.
So it refers to the
animals that have 4.
The 4 footed animals, they are called dapa.
So you don't say
to
a not to an Arab
because you are learning
the dictionary,
anyone anything that moves,
clothes,
walks is called, so you are.
You'll have a problem.
He said you are the because
the
the Arabs, they don't use that word
in its broad sense.
They use it.
The is linguistically according to the usage of
them as referred to the 4 footed animals.
K?
So now coming
to
the So now my dear brothers and sisters,
you
take
the text literally.
If there's no Karina
neither. No Karina.
So there is no rational
carina.
Like, ask the village and ask the camels.
Or, customary, like, oh, Haman built for me
high building.
Or,
It is then mentioned in the text like,
pray before the Maghreb pray before the Maghreb
3 times, then.
In the absence of the,
the text has to be taken
literally.
And fourthly,
the
can be
linguistic one.
So now when we read the
that faces will be bright, lit up,
and they will be looking
to Allah, Ilaha.
And Allah used the word Nazara
Nazara,
and he used the
preposition,
the letter Ilah.
And this here is the importance of the
Arabic language.
Nazara,
the word Nazara, the root of it,
has different
ways
of using.
Can mean to wait
and pause
and stop.
Can mean that.
As Allah says in Surat Al Hadid, ayah
13,
I hope that you are taking notes,
and I'm telling you,
k,
these classes,
k, are meant to educate you.
It's not meant to for someone to sit
and relax,
and
that's it. Now
this class is meant for serious students of
knowledge,
sitting, taking
their pen, and they are taking notes.
So please
take these classes seriously.
So
the word can
be used in
different ways.
It can be it means
to
stop
and to wait.
When
I can
interpret the word nadala in this sense, it
means to stop and wait.
If it is,
use alone by itself.
Or the verb
in Arabic,
two types, like in English.
In
transitive
and
transitive, like in English.
The
the intransitive verb is the one that doesn't
take an object,
Like, arm of.
The man stood up.
Where's the object, not
object? Like in English, he stood up.
That is transitive.
Okay?
The father
his
son.
So the sun is the object. So the
verb is
transitive.
The same thing in English.
The transitive verbs
takes an object.
I wrote a letter.
I, subject, wrote the verb, a letter. The
letter is the object.
So when the word
is in the transitive
mode,
and it's not associated
with anything else by itself only,
In this case, it has to be
understood
in
the context, in the meaning
of
waiting and stopping.
An example for this,
Allah says in Surat Al Hadid, ayat 13,
that the people,
when they are crossing the
and it is so dark,
and only your will
make light for you.
So the Kofar, the the they
will cry to those
who have light. They don't have light.
So they
cry to those in front of them
to wait so that they can walk
in their light
in their light,
in the brightness of their light.
So Allah says they call. They say,
Wait for
us so that we can borrow
part of your light.
So wait for us so we can take
part of your light.
So here,
means
to wait and stop. They are calling them,
wait for us.
Slow down
so that we can
walk in the brightness of your life. So
that is
one way of using the word.
If it is
in the transitive mode,
and it is used by itself independently.
It's not associated
with any other preposition
or
letter.
The second use usage
and use of the word
means to reflect,
to ponder,
to reflect and ponder.
And this is if it is followed with
the letter
b. Letter
b came after another,
then it has to be understood
that it means he had to reflect and
to ponder.
As Allah said 185.
So if it's sorry. I said it back.
If it is followed with the letter
fee fee n.
It's followed with the letter,
then
it means to reflect and to ponder.
As Allah said,
Didn't they
look into
the kingdom
of the heavens and the earth?
So if it is followed with the word
with,
it means to ponder and reflect.
So first, if it is alone,
it's not followed with any preposition,
It means to
stop and wait.
Wait for us.
Wait for us
so that we can borrow from your mind.
If it is followed with, it means
to reflect.
Which means to reflect.
The third meaning
of the word
means to see with the eyes,
to see with
the eyes.
So that's why you need to study Arabic.
So I know
this now, the the verb,
does it mean to wait and stop? Does
it mean to reflect?
Or does it mean to see with the
eyes?
How to differentiate
if you understand
how the Arabs talk
and the rules?
So if it is by its own,
not followed with the preposition,
it means to stop and wait.
Followed with means to ponder and reflect.
The third
type of using this word,
if it is followed with, it means to
use the eyes, to look with your own
eyes.
As Allah said,
in Surat al Anam, I 96.
So
it
is.
So I'm followed with
So
after the verb came,
it means here you use the I. As
Allah said,
regarding the trees
that bear fruit,
look
to the fruit
of the trees
when they bear fruit.
Said?
Didn't they look
at the cameras and reflect
and ponder
about these
very
strange animals?
So here,
means
to use your own eyes.
Look at its fruit, its produce
with your eyes because it is
followed with Allaah.
So Allah said,
will
you? Ila. Ila. Ila use Ila.
Another.
Another.
Which means they see Allah with their own
eyes,
with the eyes.
Also, Allah said
regarding seeing him in the
in the Jannah.
Seeing him in
the Jannah.
Allah said in Suratun,
I 26.
For those who
did their deeds perfectly,
perfected
their Ahmad, their deeds.
They did not associate
Ahmad with Allah.
They performed the Ibadat
in the proper way,
who did Ihsan
and Husna,
And it is the jannah.
Husna.
Because Allah said about the Sahaba.
Allah promised all of them Al Husna, Al
So the and more.
So Allah promised those
those who
were
benevolent,
those who were kind, those who
did the these to the best of their
ability and tried to their
armal.
So their reward is alhursna
and more.
So what is that more,
the ziyada,
and and increase more
is the looking and seeing Allah
Another proof, my dear brothers and sisters, that
Allah will be seen in the jannah.
Is Allah mentioned in Surat Al Mutafiffin
regarding the kuffar. Allah
kala.
Nay.
They will be.
They will be
deprived
of seeing
Allah
in that day.
They will be secluded.
They will not be able to see Allah
That day,
they will
be deprived of seeing Allah.
There will be hijab, petition.
They will be screened
from seeing Allah
on the day
of judgment
as a punishment for them.
So as a punishment for them,
they will not be able to
see Allah
which means
the believers will not be
deprived of seeing Allah
because Allah said the will be deprived
as a punishment for them,
which means
the opposite.
It's true
that the believers
will not be deprived.
Because if everyone is going to be
deprived of seeing him, so what is the
the benefit of mentioning that they will be
secluded or they will
be deprived?
What's the benefit of this if everyone is
going to be deprived of that? But because
they are going to be deprived of seeing
Allah and the believers are going to see
Allah.
May Allah
make us among those who will be
there
in looking at the face
of
May Allah
forgive us our faults and mistakes
and shortcomings,
and may Allah
has mercy in all of us, and may
Allah
keep us remain steadfast
on this beautiful deed till we meet Allah
and find him
pleased with all of us.
And may Allah
unite our
and may Allah
unite our
hearts. And may all reward all of you,
my dear brothers and sisters, immensely for your
patience and attendance.
And I prefer
that your questions today,
if the subject is not clear,
to be about the subject. If it is
clear, then you can ask
your questions as normal.
Inshallah, we'll start the question and answers time
now, brothers and sisters. And
we'll begin with the first question.
Those who would like to ask directly, you
may do so by raising your hands
on the chat section.
The first question, Sheikh,
is it shirk if a person does not
stay logged into their email account?
Because,
Namshay, is it shirk if a person does
not stay logged into their email account?
Because they want
to live a private life.
Because some claim that Google tracks people's information
and sells it to others.
No. This has nothing to do with this
shit.
Has nothing to do with shirk.
So my dear brothers and sisters,
what is shirk?
We should not go back to basics.
Shirk means
your associate partner with Allah
partner with Allah.
If the questioner talks about
the fear,
is this type of fear,
the answer, no. It is not because
fear are different
and different types.
One type of fear, it is chick, and
that is to fear and to be afraid
of the dead people, for example. That is
chick.
Another type of of fear, which is a
sin to be afraid of somebody, a human
being like you.
That is sin.
Some to be afraid of
criminals or to be to fear wild animals.
Not wild animals.
Your boss, for example.
So you out of fear, you
attend a party when there's alcohol because he
called you to attend. So it is a
sin.
Then we have natural
fear.
That's to fear wild animals and to fear
the fire, etcetera.
I hope this is clear to the question.
A lot is clear, Sheikh.
If not the question, I can ask back
as always.
The next question.
If while combing my beard and some hair
falls off, will I be sinful because some
of the hair got removed?
No. You are not sinful.
We are not shameful, and this is natural
to happen.
Okay? And,
don't, let your tongue play with your mind.
K?
People came to in the
Haram.
Said, oh, I killed the mosquito.
It came on my skin, and I hit
it.
What should I do?
And no one looked at him.
He said, what are you from?
He said, I am from Iraq.
He said, you slaughtered the grandson of the
prophet,
and you didn't feel guilty.
And you asked me about the blood of
the mosquito.
And there are people like that.
They do
musicians.
So answering the question,
will you comb your hair? Naturally,
hairs will come out.
And the pop star tell him, he told
us to come, and he didn't say, oh,
take care
that
no hairs,
are falling down.
He didn't say that.
He just told the Sahaba not to come
every day.
So that's my advice for you, my dear
brothers and sisters. Learn the deed. Learn the
deed.
So answering your question, those hairs came down.
That is you you will not be held
accountable for that.
The same thing systems when they are coming.
How
you see, the when he used to comb
his hair,
his hair would fall. And that's how that's
why
the
the he
managed to get
part or some of the have, the
and he cast the spell on the
Is this clear to the questioner?
I'll let this clear, Sheikh. If not, the
questioner can always
send another message back to the next question.
Is it haram or if a woman does
not cover her legs when she goes out?
It is haram.
Haram. Because the pastor said,
And this al is called
it it it denotes entirety,
the total body.
So the whole body of the woman is.
The only thing that scholars differed upon is
the face and the hands. That's it.
That's where they differ, but the whole body
of the woman is.
So woman,
her dress should be tall,
long will be should be long,
k,
covering her feet.
So Javier, they would drag. They've they
it their garment their dresses, they have tails.
K?
So covering their feet.
So the woman
legs and feet should be covered
because the whole body is.
Is this clear to the question?
It is clear. How do I ask the
question? I can ask again. The next question.
My question is about the Masjid Nabi.
Masjid Nabi.
Some group of Muslims claim that it is
not allowed to pray in the Masjid anymore
because it has graves inside it.
How would one deal with
the Sahab,
the the Shubhaat?
They are ignorant, those who say these things.
Because the Sahaba, they were playing in the
Masjid
when the
was there.
K?
Because the
was not buried in the masjid in the
first place. He was buried in his house,
in the room of Aisha. So it's only
due to the expansion the houses came inside.
K?
And the Muslims are out of these generations
are.
Because the is
not buried in the in the in the
masjid.
So that you apply
that the ruling that any masjid has a
grave inside.
It you you don't pay in that. The
is not buried in the masjid at all.
So this understanding is erroneous, and,
they need to fear Allah.
Next question.
Next question, Sheikh. He's
That was the last question, Sheikh. If you'd
like to
conclude.
For your patience and attendance. May Allah
bless you, bless your family, protect you, and
protect your family.
May Allah elevate your status
in this world.
May Allah
bless us with
the doing of righteous deeds, and may Allah
grant us beneficial knowledge. And may Allah keep
us to remain steadfast in this beautiful deen
till we meet him and find him pleased
with all of us.
Until we
meet in the coming session, I leave you
in Allah's company and protection.