Shadee Elmasry – NBF 106 Morning Prayers of the Prophet
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Today I'm going to answer questions after
after this on how do we know something is meant for me after I
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So I'm going to answer some questions on that. How do I know?
Something is meant for me? Or how do I know where Allah wants me to
go? I'm gonna, I'm gonna answer that question. Alright, but we
continue now with the CheMin of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa.
He was this Mala Rahman and Rahim Al hamdu lillah wa Salatu was
Salam ala Rasulillah wala ala alihi wa sahbihi woman who Allah
had that the Nashoba Ania XID a risk kala Samia to Musa karlitz
The word more the name what you can feminize more either, Omar,
you can feminize it all matter.
And the bases do this. The Arabs don't necessarily do this. But the
bases do the Arabs actually think it's wrong? Right? It's not wrong.
It's right there. Right and classical.
You know, this, these were the originals, whatever they did in
Arabic is Arabic because who sets the rules of what languages right?
No one sets the rules. There's no rules to what languages unless we
pin it to a certain time period. And that's what the Muslims did.
So that we understand the Quran properly. The Arabs pinned the
scholars pinned Arabic to the first century Hindi, or before
anything that Arabs did before that. And up to the first century
Hindi one basically the generation that received the Quran died out.
How did they do that? Because Allah says, We have revealed this
Quran in a clear Arabic tongue.
That's the referee of what the words mean. Otherwise I can
redefine any word I want. Good. So the Quran gives us the referee of
what every word means. It's what that Arabs how the Arabs
understood it at that time. So languages are always evolving.
They're always changing.
And there's no there are no rules on what to do in a language. The
only reason is like social customs. That's it. Like why can't
I say eight? Why is eight not a word? So because people said it's
not a word, that's it. And they just don't accept it. In school,
or in work or in contracts. That's the only reason there's no moral
reason there's no absolute reason. So the Quran so Allah subhana wa
Tada to define for us what our words mean. He says, this Arabic
that the Sahaba are speaking and the Arabic before that, okay,
because the Sahaba relied upon the Arabic before that they spoke in
those they recited those poems. Okay, et cetera. So that's what
official classical Arabic Quranic Arabic, if you want to give tafsir
you have to give an evidence of what that word means by referring
to the speech of the Prophet the Sahaba and those errors before
them, most of them or not, doesn't matter. That's That's what
what is essentially the referee or the standard of what a word means.
I said to God, Allah Juana get
a cannon there be you sallallahu alayhi wa early he was a limit
your Salah Baba did the Prophet peace be upon him pray Aloha.
Okay, so this is a pretty I think it's a unique Hadith in that you
don't always have a hadith where two women are speaking, right. So
here you have a Sahaba or or or say that Isha is answering more
either.
Did the Prophet pray Doha Seda, Isha said Nam, out of Baraka that
way as he do, masha Allah azza wa jal used to pray his as for
Dockers, and if he wanted to, then he would
pray more.
And he would always make up any
tahajjud if he missed his tahajjud then he would pray later.
Sometimes he would miss 100 due to maybe illness, maybe travel, or
maybe severe exhaustion. Yeah, imagine they had a battle the day
before. Okay. Or they were scouting, or they traveled, they
came back to the Prophet may have been extremely tired and he slept
that night. He prayed his behalf as to how God made it up during
the whole time. If you want a lifeline of iman, it's really get
up a little bit before fetch. So if federic comes in at five, and
you say set your alarm for 430 You get up
stretch a little bit, make will do brush your teeth make will do and
sit for some a bed. Let's say woman's not praying. She sits for
the and makes dua that she speaks to Allah and calls upon Allah.
This is called the Mona jet.
This is the juice the taste of our religion. It's really when a jet
and the more that you obey the laws of God, in the daytime,
you will find your heart clearer in the nighttime.
That's the rule. So some people may wake up for 200 and be like,
Okay, I'm nothing I'm just awake. That's because there's a lot of
mud and
Look, and dirt in the heart. But if you follow Allah's rules, in
the daytime, these rules are there to Clint to protect the heart from
filth. That's why these that's why spirituality begins with law. Many
people don't like law. Right? You would love the law if it's the
right interpretation and the right presentation. Right? So its
interpretation and its presentation because everyone
touts law, but some people have an overly zealous law. And some
people have a maybe we can say a, a loose pneus in the law. And some
people say no, there's no such thing as that. There is there is
there is a mathematics and everything has in it accuracy, and
in an access for everything you call Hula, hula with our own,
okay, what's the truth and access goes to both ends? At ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada. He says, We are OMA muscles. So there are
extremes, okay. There are extremes of rigidity in the interpretation
of the law. And when all might have nabbed, Aziz asked one of the
automa to gather the Hadith of the prophets of Allah when he was on
them. He said in the fatawa of the Sahaba, he said leave off the
severity
of Abdullah bin Omar because he was always more safe, he wanted to
be more on the safe side and leave off the loot leniency of him and
how best so therefore, here we have the self recognizing there is
someone who tends to go to a stricter, stricter, were against
an ego harder on the ego. That's what we mean when we say strict
and when we harder on the ego. So means if there's two paths, we
seek the past that's harder on the ego. If and our best would take
the path that was more lenient, easy on the ego.
And even missed Oh, it was known for unknown statements, odd
statements. Okay? That's what even Massoud was known for. So he's
told it was
saying Ahmed Ibn Abdul Aziz he had asked Subhan Allah
name is Skip in my mind is one of the one of the early Mahadevi.
Okay, one of the greats, but it was I don't know why his name is
given my mind. But he asked him to do that to gather the photo of the
sahaba. So there is an art concept in our religion, a concept of
excessive strictness. And in interpretation, and excessive
leniency, excessive leniency tends to go to ask the question, what do
I actually want? And then looks for the Federal for it. Okay. It's
excessive strictness tends to go with?
What is my next hate? And what is almost gonna, like, sometimes they
like, what's gonna bother everybody. And then they look for
that, as then you have to have extremes in order to define the
middle. What is the middle, define one extreme to find the opposite
extreme? And that's it. Right? That's and the middle is
everything. That's not either extreme. That's all it is.
So it's, it's the interpretation of the law. And that's why the
medallions are so important, because it allows us to look at
what did scholars think, from all sorts of different countries, and
all sorts of different personalities, and all sorts of
different times, places, civilizations, etc. That's so
important for us. Because the view that they're going to come up with
is going to be the affair view. It's not going to be tainted by
any one personalities, perspective, nor a geographic
perspective, nor someone asked me, what is the right relations
between, let's say, my wife, person's wife, and for example,
I go to my friend's house or whatever, like, what's the right
way to deal with that? So I said, Listen, go look at the righteous
scholars of your time.
That's what's going to be the answer. All right, what is the
righteous scholars of your time do? How do they behave? So I said,
Look, if I go, I can take you to certain countries where there's a
full barrier between the two you will never see you may know a guy
for 40 years you don't even know who he's married to.
And I can take you to a country where the scholar will walk in he
will look at you say sit down he will look at websites and I'm
going to go right and and and say for example, this food was
excellent. Thank you so much for hosting us, but like directly.
So you have
that's how it is pretty much in Egypt, right?
Are we Yes. And Morocco are we gonna say they're not scholars?
What Italia very much similar to that. So
there is such a variety in many myths, and many questions of
Islamic law. So interpretation, but then there's presentation. How
are we presenting the law? I only see the law of Allah I see it is
one way it is protecting your
heart so that Gnosis and modify and light can settle into it.
It's protecting your heart, because the Haram may cause you to
fall into so many emotional problems. Right? Gambling does not
gambling put people in such desperate stage straits. Right? So
Allah forbade at all, yes, maybe five out of 10, five out of 100
people when maybe 80 People
come out neutral or slight loss, slight gain not worth anything.
But then you're gonna have 20 people with severe loss that puts
them in such a desperate, sit state, emotional state, should he
is protecting you, the Haram is stopping you from falling into
that.
Most people, if you took out all the stop signs we had all figured
out, right? I would say 85%. If you took out all the stop signs in
my development, for example, people will figure it out. Right?
They'll just look make sure no one gets hit. But I would say five out
of 10 out of 100 people are not just going to go straight through
because there's no sign you make law for that. 1% 5% Because the
result is so bad. The result of gambling, alcohol, Zina is so bad
that you make law on 1%. Right? So there are some cases where 99% of
the time people don't need it. That's in your mind. Good. But
Allah has made law for even that 1% will go go crazy. Right?
All right. So that's how we should view the Sharia as really being a
protector of the heart protector of the family of protector of
things, and protect everything related to our
life in this world and the next so that we can now have an arena to
enjoy the Fadil of Allah Tala. Because what is our motivation to
follow the law, fear?
Fear the it's not just it's fear of the harms connected to these
things. And if you don't see the harm connected and gambling, then
Allah says, okay, you don't see that fine. Well, there's a fire in
the next slide, how's that?
We can all see that. We all so you're either going to fear one of
the two things or both. Or even greater than that fear that this,
you're disappointed, you're lured, you angered your Lord, you lost
the pleasure of your Lord. So you can have layers of Akasha. And
really all of them. Because Allah Tada for everything haram, he's
placed in a pain in this life, a pain in the next life. And the
greatest of all pain is that he's not pleased with us.
So you're going to have fear, but after fear, when you do good,
there are always benefits in this life, the next life. Also, the
greatest of all benefits is that your Lord is pleased with you. So
when I do something good, how do I get myself up in the morning to do
it? If I'm feeling lazy, my body's feeling lazy, I'm not obeying my
body, do not obey your body, do not obey your neffs my next is
feeling lazy about this. That's a difference between the successful
and the failures, failures, they they obey their emotions and their
neffs and their body, the bodies that ought to feel like doing
this. So Allah gave you a mind a brain, okay for to do to even tell
him, my brain will say, Okay, wait a second. This is what are the
benefits connected to this. And as soon as my mind goes to a benefit,
it almost as if something is released, like a chemicals
released, all of a sudden, I'm like, alert, I'm awake, I'm ready
to go. And that's what intelligent person does with this great
information that we're told in the Quran. If you do this, there are
all these benefits. So I'm going to jump to do it. I'm going to
feel happy about doing it. You can't really do something well, if
you don't move juiced up to do it. Right. And Allah wants us to do
something while as Habib Ahmed says he wants us to worship Him
while happy.
Right? He wants to know if an extra bed that while happy leaving
off haram it doesn't matter what you're happy when you leave it off
class. That's it. Distract yourself from it, but doing good
deeds. You can do good deeds while you're not happy, right? It what's
the value of it? Making you a cake and I'm like, miserable, and I'm
frowning. I'm giving you the doubts and I'm miserable and
frowning setting comes often?
No, do it well happy? How do you be happy? I think
you have to think a total dream water heap at Tel Aviv, tempting
yourself with desire with wonderful things that Allah has
promised you at a total heap
is making yourself scared of certain things that would happen
if you don't do this, right? Because very bad things could
happen. That's the word that you have to understand at the total
heap with total heap. These are the scholarly words of motivation,
Fear and Desire.
People say Oh, I don't want to do it for the love of Allah alone.
Stop it. Just stop it. Dope. Make yourself as if you're some angel.
You fear fire.
Are you fear pain? Don't pretend you don't. And you want pleasure
and you love good things for yourself. And don't pretend that
you don't. But if the love of Allah supersedes that, then that's
what we're talking about. But don't deny that these two things
are there. And it's haram for us to deny that there's something I'm
not worried about your hand and I just want the love of Allah. Your
Fessel.
You're a liar to Allah has told you fear it. So don't play tough
guy with the punishment that Allah created.
Right? But it's not the only motivation nor does it have to be
the major motivation. But it has to be there. Good. It has to be
there.
Next Hadith
on NSF numeric and then the vs Allah Allahu Allah, he were early
he was Salah McKenna. You're suddenly a Baha sit raka used to
pray Doha six rockers.
Okay, Prophesy Selim used to pray as six Raka. So, again, in this
and many other things, good
that the numbers are changing the night prayers, the HA knees, no
effort, the Prophet prayed different numbers at all times.
Even when he just did it. I'll be out. I do want to say that though.
She said, here's a bucket for your fire. I'm going to put it out in
here as a flame a torch for your Jana, I'm going to burn it for
you. She was saying this. Not that we shouldn't fear the Fire or
desire paradise. But she was saying that if it's exclusive,
then you need to bump up to a level in which you love your Lord
as well. If but by the way, if it is exclusively, it is still
accepted. But it's not. It's It's incomplete. So if I say listen, I
am only going to do it and how much how many times we know people
like this.
I am only doing that which you can prove to me by Quran and Hadith
that I'm going to be punished for the afterlife for it. If you can't
prove it. No, I'm doing it. And if you if you can't prove that it's a
fault. I'm not doing it.
Not only that, we had a man came to the messenger SallAllahu sallam
said that
and I can't blame such a person. When you begin, and there's a new
religion in order, and you say okay, well, I can't deny it's
true.
But I'm not into it. I'm not into these things. Give me the bare
bone basics. Okay. And that's all I'm doing.
The province I sent him accepted that he said F Lucha in Sadhak.
Right. He's successful, if he's truthful,
if he's truthful to them, literally avoid all haram
and fulfill all your obligations. That's it, nothing more. But
there's another meaning in this hadith that is so important if
Allah means to bury a seed. That means if he if that's all he does,
he's actually burying a seed. And what does the seed have to do?
germinate? F law means to succeed, but it also means to bury a seed.
So the Prophet may mean both ways. He said, Yeah, that's good enough
for you. But it also means if he actually is truthful about that,
every time he does an obligatory act, and he avoids a prohibited
act, his love for Allah will grow. And he and that man, later on was
known that he would do everything that was a sin, and avoid
everything discouraged. So the Prophet was right. In the
beginning, he began only fulfilling obligations and
avoiding prohibitions. That's it. There was no concept of love of
Allah in his discourse. But the prophet said, Allah, he has, he
has planted a seed. And when he planted that seed, okay, then
the love of Allah grew inside him. So Robbie, Allah de we, our
interpretation of that, was that what she meant was to make you
more complete, not to invalidate your beliefs
because that that action acting only for fear is accepted. Okay,
it's acceptable.
Well,
Michel Barnier, I don't know Ron, who are you? And he was telling me
solid Baja Illa. O'Mahony, so who sent us
an Abdurrahman interview, Leila, he said, Nobody told me about the
prophets, Doha except on Manny, right, who was on the Hani.
Oh Manny is
Falconstor
Fertitta, the daughter of I will tell him I will tell him so that's
the sister of St. 90.
Oh man, he is the sister of St. 90. And the Prophet grew up with
her shoe. They were the same age pretty much. So she saw a lot of
the prophets a bed
and she said and now Rasool allah sallallahu alayhi wa early he was
a llama duckula Beta haoma Fatima QCCA. He entered
Her house on the day of the conquest of Mecca because she
never made hijra, she stayed in Mecca. She was one of the early
believers. And she stayed in Mecca.
He she was the first person to learn she has this distinct honor
of the Israelite marriage. When the prophets I said and returned
from the surah Mirage, she was one of the first person that she the
Prophet SAW.
Good because it is said that that, that that that night, say to
Khadija had passed away, and the family was spending a lot of time
at his house. So the province I sell him had slept that night in
one of her courtyards.
And then Saina Jabril awoke him and took him to the masjid, the
Kaaba. So, when he returned, he returned there. So he saw him and
he informed her and she said, Please don't tell anybody. The
Prophet said, No, I'm telling everybody. What so what did he do?
He told them about the setup, not the match. He never he never spoke
of the mount Raj in Mecca.
He only spoke of this rock.
I mean, they couldn't even believe that the restaurant is to
Jerusalem Mata just to heaven. Just so you know these terminology
is thought means to Jerusalem. Now Raj means to heaven. The word is
rot means traveling by night, and the word Mirage means traveling
upwards. So he never told the people about them outage in Mecca
he told them in Medina.
So they didn't even believe in that. Let alone the Mirage. So, oh
man, he says the Prophet entered my house and prayed so he made a
host for Salah for sub Bahasa man here aka
sub Baja here means prayed no effort, and he prayed eight raka
so say that he narrated four and seven medic narrated six. O'Mahony
narrates eight. Well, murder etudes allah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam Salah Salatin cut to her feminine and I never saw him pray
anything less than like so these rockers were so light. They were
very light rockers in the morning. So again, the length of the Baja
can change. I saw how the mama in Dar Mustafa prays a lot to Doha
reading from the Messiah. And he used to do these things to show
people this permitted.
Ira and how can you Tim Morocco was sujood. But the record on the
sujood were not like the recitation was late but the record
was sound and the student was sent.
One Abdullah hipness Shafiq Abdullah administrar clip said I
asked I Isha Rhodiola Juan again and Nabil sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam at your salad bar. Did the Prophet pray Doha? God Allah,
Allah Enya Jia min Mulleavy? No, unless he was away and busy with
matters then he came back and it was so before though then you'd
pray a couple of workers. The prophets I send them prayed no
effort, almost like the way that we like whenever there was a long
period of busyness in the dunya or matters of life then you would
pray some no effort
How did Abdullah and the Shakti and say that it should speak say
that Isha used to have a curtain between her room was attached to
the message it says the wall of one wall of her house or apartment
was the wall of the Masjid.
Okay, so her house was literally an extension of the masjid.
And there was a door for her to enter from outside. And there was
also a door to the masjid. So she put a curtain
between her and the door of domestic and she would sit in her
own home. And the brothers would sit in the masjid and they
wouldn't be able to speak. That's how Seda is just taught and the
sahabi Of course, the tab
the TV who had the you know the benefit of being able to go on the
other side of the curtain was who was Abdullah ADMA Zubair
and his brother.
Ottawa Elizabeth Otto eminence Zubayr was the younger brother
Abdullah visit his parents are Zubayr and SMAP ismat being Isha
sister. So all What even is Zubayr say that he says in color,
maternal end, so he used to go in the other side, and the other
Sahaba of the Teva in would say, how exactly are we going to
compete in knowledge with Ottawa image zubaid When he's allowed to
spend all that time alone would say that Isha asking her
everything and absorbing everything from her once and if
she became a little older, Abdullah Elizabeth became like her
caretaker, almost an adult
Latin Zubair say that was her first nephew, oldest nephew, and
she saw that every Mother of the Believers has Hakuna.
So this is almost so and so that's OMA Selma. That's so and so she
said O Messenger of Allah, but I don't have a cornea. Okay. He
said, You have enough you, Abdullah. So that's your Konya.
Omar Abdullah? Why? Because in our interactions, what we teach about
interactions is that the the motherly role is spread amongst
many women. There's one WELEDA, which is a biological mother.
Well, it is the biological mother. But the motherly role is divided
into many women. Every grandmother that you have is a mother. Every,
of course, your biological mother is your mother, your older sisters
are a mother. And so far they take care of you, right? Your aunt's
all your aunts, or your mother
and every woman who took care of you a stepmother. So your your,
your dad married is another woman. That's a mother. Right? She has
the she deserves the love and respect to the mother. Of course,
nobody is like the biological mother. But she's like one amongst
many. Okay. Every old woman of the Ummah has a degree of that too.
And that's why, in the old days, any older woman,
the Muslim would say to her, You owe me.
Right? Every only older woman's eight year old me. Okay, so.
So she's Omar Abdullah, because she texts she is in fact, like a
mother to her nephew, Abdullah. Elizabeth. That's if you
wondering, how did I actually become Omar Abdullah? That's how
Omar Abdullah could also be for somebody who has no Konya. Because
you are the mother, you are you have one of these relations to
somebody who is the slave of Allah. Right. So you could use
that Kenya for anybody who
becomes older, and she's a motherly figure to somebody,
right? She's an elder to somebody and that person is a slave of
Allah. So that's another way to become Omar Abdullah.
And
I'll Thea and Abby Seidel. Quadri, Raja Allahu taala. And now we have
a fourth zahavi Narrating We set on Mahoney, alright Isha. And I
say Ben Malik. And the first one was yes, I Isha. And now we have a
fourth zahavi Speaking about Baja.
I will say that hoodie
I will say either who the one of the greatest of the Sahaba cannon
abuse Allahu Allah who earlier was saying Sallam you solid Baja tena
koe Leia Dawa wire the ohata Nicola is Alia. He's surprised
though has so much
until we would say he's never going to stop praying.
He never leaves it off. And then he would leave it off so much that
we say he doesn't pray.
So you see the no often they come like almost like
what's the what's the instrument that you do this with?
What is that? The French play it right? We don't know anything
about instruments here. hamdulillah
what is it called? Have you
not the bagpipe? No. That's Scotland.
There's this the French use this instrument it goes like this The
accordion thank you for Hadza here all these guys at the accordion.
So sometimes he expands and sometimes contracts sometimes he
does it Doha a lot. And sometimes he doesn't do it at all. So
there's that that's showing us the flexibility of the worth and the
rank of Noah.
Noah Psyche was way off he said the harp ad 33 says the flute
mashallah, all these good books and brothers have no clue. Right?
You know, my dad failed his driver's test. He when He
he was away for a while he had to come back renew his license to
take the test over he failed on all the alcohol questions. He had
no clue. He had to study that right. So he took it without
study. He said I don't know how to been driving for 50 years right?
He took the test and you failed it because he didn't know any of the
alcohol questions how much
makes you drunk enough that you'd be considered drinking
or driving under the influence? Next hadith is from a YouTuber
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narrating about a boy house and an Obeah sallallahu alayhi wa early
he was under McKenna you'd Minoo Arvada guards in desert ships.
When the sun would pass, he would pray for like us. Now. We're not
talking about behind anymore. We're talking about the sun and
before the
sun and before though
Bacala in a web a summer eat of Tahoe and
wherever summer is tough to hoe hinders awareness shrimps Fela
turritella who had you saw love
for Oh, Hibou and the Asada li fi Tilka say it higher. The doors of
the heavens are open.
At the time of when at the time of when the sun reaches the top and
passes.
passes its zenith and the doors of heaven are open. So I love that my
deeds, some goodness goes up to the heavens at that time.
Well to an equally Hindi, Clara. Elena
is the recitation and all of this he searched Yes, station
fantabulous a sutra call to help V hinda. Tasleem Farson. Allah. He
said that the Prophet Salam out between both? He said, No.
This must be the evidence of the and if
one of the evidences. Let's see what the commentaries he's here.
See if there's a plug somewhere they're
not see the commentary of the Hanafi scholars here. Firstly, he
is perplexing. Why is Imam Timothy mentioning an example that relates
to after Zoa? What is the word zoegirl? Remember remembers Zool
zenith, the world is when the sun is passing its zenith. That's the
meaning of the word Zoa. Right. So why is he mentioning that hadith
in Baja? And the scholarship? Maybe it's just a bridge, like a
bridge. Right?
But these are the Sunon before the hood, and he says some people call
this salatu Zool.
So you learn something new here. But it's also the for prakas.
Right before the hood
for the records before though.
All right. And this is one of the evidences that there does not have
to be a separation between every tool that goes with it asleep. All
the other Imams do hold that the prophets I said limbs made to
slim. Okay, and what is the interpretation of this one?
Allow them? Well, of course we would know that
the the meth heads who don't apply that they hold that this hadith is
not strong enough evidence, the stronger evidence is the action
upon it. What how did the people pray more so than this?
Others may interpret it as the following listen very closely to
Sleeman fallston, a to Salim that separates meaning a test claim
plus a gap of time.
Okay. Now, as opposed to test leam and then praying right away.
That's another way to interpret it. So is this test Lehmann false
in a test limb that clearly delineates, like a gap of time
between the two. And Allah knows best? I don't think that's a very
strong interpretation. But it is one way to work around it. Okay,
but nonetheless, that is one of the evidences for the Hanafis,
they should be happy to do
so to learn their evidence, because oftentimes, they're
criticized for that. And we don't criticize any of the format hubs
that have an opinion that the scholars have have examined for
centuries. It's naive. It's arrogant,
to imagine that and to belittle an opinion that has come down to us
for centuries. There's no bias here. The Hanafi 's are in
Anatolia, they're in India. They're in
Iraq.
That's three absolutely distinct cultures. They are in the
second Hendry century, third, Hendry century, fourth history
century, okay. All the way down to now. So you don't think that the
bias and this and that and would have gone away? Right, it's no
bias here. And anyway, this isn't about that. That nothing benefits
of the world in this. Like there's no cultural, political, economic
benefit that you get from praying for rakaats or two in a row
fossils are no fossil.
So that's why we have to have full respect for any opinion that comes
that is the dominant that is a dominant opinion in any of the
former types.
Next, from NYU, but Ansari Radi Allahu Anhu and the Nabi
sallallahu alayhi wa early was salam, very similar Hadith.
Next one,
and Abdullah
I had Mr. Anil Rasool allah sallallahu alayhi. Wa early he was
a lemma. Can you Sully Aruba and Bader and Azula Shem su Salah to
the well they call us couple of Wirkkala in the Hassan toof
Delphia of where was summer for him and your side there leave he
had a Milan sada
This is an hour as soon as Zool comes in that righteous the doors
of Heavens are open. And I would love to, to have good deeds rise
up, we should make dua at that hour. Okay, though these days is
though it is one of the press people don't always know, don't
pay attention to when it comes in. So these days, it's coming in at
one o'clock. So around one o'clock, which is before the
stream, then we should remember, as soon as the event of the hook
goes off, set your set your phones and your alarms. As soon as the
event of the head goes off, use it as a as a time of talk.
Because the doors of the heavens are open.
Someone who is vociferous, that they want their dua answered,
right.
Use that time, take advantage of every moment that Allah gave us,
because one of these days, if you fire enough arrows,
you're gonna hit a bird, you fire enough arrows up in the sky,
what's going to happen one day, you're actually going to hit a
bird. If you throw enough nets in the sea, you're going to kind of
catch a fish. That's how we operate.
Next Hadith and who this is unsaid, now leaving me thought,
can I use only a couple of very Arvon whether Cara Anna Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam or can use Alia and does the word, wire
mood, do fear.
Say now I used to pray for our cars before the hood. But he
mentioned that the prophets I seldom used to pray them right
away when the Zoa happened. Zool again, is when the sun passes the
zenith. The moment the sun is at the top of the horizon and it
moves slightly. That's what we call Zoa.
When the Prophet when the Zoa occurs, and the Prophet would pray
for right away, and that's a very good practice for us to do.
The more we are in salah the more we are in the protection of Allah
subhanaw taala.
Does the word itself being around time?
Yeah, there's a while itself in some of the Motherhood is a time.
I believe the 100 fights have this. Right. Of course, they
always get upset if I speak about tiny fights. But there's a well
there's one of the times that is forbidden to make. So all right.
Let's read some of the commentary.
Just basically, there's no much commentary except Well, we already
said
that it's sold out to the world, and
it's a great reward. And dua is answered at that time because the
doors of the heavens are open. There have been narrations that
the Lucha of the prophets I seldom reach to 12 because
it has been stated that night teen Sahaba talked about salata, Baja,
that's how much salata Doha is mentioned in the news. It is said
that 19 Sahaba
some Yes, I read in
kanessa that this is when it's the harder to be or this is the time
mashallah that is Takata should be mixed with the specific No, no,
no, no. But if if it's this well then that makes sense. Some have
spread that only Omaha and he mentioned salata Baja, that is
totally untrue. 19 Sahaba mentioned it.
So it is considered whatsoever.
19 that means the Prophet did it a lot to let
go.
Some say that what
oh Manny was talking about was specifically out of gratitude for
the conquest of MCC. That's a speculation. There's no way for us
to know that. For sure.
Okay, and so for the base a lot of sugar based upon
the idea of solid praying to rock as when something good happens
lose a habit Whenever the Prophet returned home in the early
morning, right from a journey. He would pray to rock because
whenever the prophets I send him would come from a journey he would
go to the masjid first pray today because there then come home
Of course his house was right next to the masjid. That's one of the
blessings. I think that Muslims should really.
I cannot imagine how you'd live far from the Masjid. Like I
personally cannot imagine it. You need Allah subhanaw taala where's
that? Where's the Madeline other Allah, it's his houses that
Messiah and the prophesy. sedum said you should be like a mess of
fish and water in the masjid and a fish outside of water when you
leave the masjid. And he said, Let the message be your home and your
home be a place of changing sleeping and eating. That's it.
And you have enormous masajid here are different from the masajid of
the Arab, Arab and Islamic world. The masajid here are the only
places that Islam is practiced. So everything happens there. It's
actually very much similar to the question of the time of the
Prophet. In the time of the prophets of Allah when he would
set them domestic was a place for planning wars, for planning, for
having shooter for holding court, in a mess in one place for
everything.
It was a place for everything. Later on. Things got dissected.
And you had courts, schools, right? armories for weapons in the
time of the Prophet It was everything. For us here in the
West, the Masjid becomes your social place. They have gyms to
play sports there. Okay. Everything happens in the massage.
So how do you live far away from it?
I think in England,
in London, what I remember is that space is at a premium. So they
don't really have community center mosques in London.
outside London, they do where you have like suburbs, but inside
London, it was just like little Zoe's almost little tiny, all you
could do is pray and leave. Right? But outside of London
they had they have much bigger properties out in the out in the
cities of North
so one of the reasons that the prophets I send them with leave it
off was so that it will become for a long period of time so that it
was clear for everybody. All right, clear for everybody that
he's not doing it. So they know it's not fun. That's how the
profits separated between funds and Sunnah is by not doing it for
a long period of time. Everyone sees him not doing it. They know
it's a certain amount of funds
all right.
In here Aluma Dean
Emeril has already said
in Salah to Doha on the for Iraq as of salatu Baba it is
recommended to recite so much Quran that is you recite Surah to
the bacana imagine reciting students in Bukhara in your Doha
didn't you pray the hot in class and you have a school teacher that
said every day you pray Doha imagine if you recited Bukhara
though, how would the teacher get you know? get upset? Right she
told you to read the hot so you opened with inflamm meal
All right, let's stop there. The next chapter next Tuesday, we will
do the Tato the Sunon and the new FL that are Muslims should do in
his house that is recommended for someone to do at home because our
homes have to be places of Salah as well. Alright, let's get the
the YouTube let's see done and over the YouTube
unplug. We should have enough juice if not we'll charge it up.
All right, let's see what we got here.
What is the right way to do to us so and it's available earlier the
best and the safest and the clearest way nobody will
misunderstand it is oh Allah for my love of so and so.
Grant me such a such Oh, this is an act of a bad for us it's an act
of Deen for us to love the Saudi did not Allah says that other
prophesy centum command us to be close does not the Quran says
don't turn your eyes away from them. Right?
Don't turn your eyes away from them never say stay with them.
Good. So we want we have to be with the Saudi Hina and the old
yet it's an act of worship, be with them with our bodies or with
our hearts. So that's one of the best ways also simply any
association with one of the SATA Hain is a type of something that
pleases Allah and reading their books, studying their biographies
making dua for them loving them
okay
all right. Let's take your questions bring them up is
becoming an MMA boxer haram. Hitting the face is forbidden.
Bruising people in sport is forbidden. Breaking skin and bones
and bruising is forbidden. So that's why the prophesy said and
promoted wrestling. exposing yourself to that
distributed.
All right, what about all these Muslim MMA fighters? Half of them
are from Dagestan. And they're the best. Right? Isn't Habib, like one
of the all time best? He didn't just be Connor. In that fight.
He's one of the all time best. I think he retired undefeated.
Right.
That doesn't make it a ruling. As much as I love Kobe.
He said himself. I didn't know that. Okay. I didn't know that.
But as much as I love Habib,
to be honest, he is. That's the ruling. We don't make rulings
based on popular opinion or anything. rulings are rulings?
People say this all the time. Oh, but how could you say this?
Because someone so in the community?
I'm not. A lot of my friends commit, since we're going to tell
you, right? A lot of my friends are committing since I'm not going
to cut them off unless they openly publicly and proudly do it. Then I
cut them off. Right? But we have a concept of mozzarella. He's tested
with a sin. Right? So and So smokes, so and so.
doesn't wear this or that? What I want me to do about that? I'm not
number one. i If someone comes to the messenger with goodwill, I
accept them. That's growth happens like that. Right?
That doesn't mean I'm not going to Curt I'm not going to I'm not
railing against them. And I'm not curtailing the ruling. That's the
ruling. So that to me is what is the right way in both cases
because
are we going to be so naive to imagine that the masajid are for
perfect people no masajid are for people making tilba
masajid or for people repenting. masajid are for people trying to
fix themselves. So we want to link them and hook them into the masjid
as much as possible. As a student, as an attendee, as a volunteer,
attending the social events, preparing the social events,
whatever it is, the more your body enters the masjid eventually the
guidance will settle in.
And firstly, is recited after dua because there is in the Hadith of
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam a statement saying that the
first year I went is recited half of it is for Allah and half of it
is for my appt
the first few verses are for the appt are for Allah in other words
that that we are praising Allah in them. The next few verses, we're
stating our commitment and we're praying and Allah says whatever
you ask for will be granted to you. So that's why Fattah is good
to be recited after dua.
When the Abdi method prophets I said him says in the that Allah
says, Okay, well the abdomen surgeon and to my slave, whatever
he wishes, whatever he asked for.
Okay, that's about fattier after my ham says can you suggest some
ways to ensure we get into the habit of regular thicker and
ascending Salawat the best way to do it is to take a word from
somebody else so that you're not pacing yourself and then you
commit to that word if the word is too much heavy mama used to say
that or we used to be told you can go ask for a thief that make it
easier make it so easy that it doesn't disrupt your day and then
you never miss it for months and years on end.
Regarding yesterday SP says about what you said about nose job etc.
Is it the same ruling for hair transplant and adult teeth
straightening procedures? And the answer is yes. Okay. The answer to
that is yes. In that
according to the for the Federal because you are merely returning
what was lost do not add or decrease. You are allowed to
merely return what was lost?
How many times do we your site sought to be when we are sick 300
That's what they say.
That was a question from Sophia
clay Tiger question by Mohammed or Mohammed seine Gorka, Annie, a
Sunni
al Mulleavy
if he can be medicated be nice Mohamed El Maldivian Maliki, like
it'd be three times in a row. I didn't see the clay Tiger question
so if you please put it put it here I didn't see the clay Tiger
question. What is the clay Tiger question exactly.
Do you see it
alright, if you see it or Mohammed
Mohammed a Sunni Well, Devi please put it up. Good thoughts on Halal
nail polish. You have to check if it is actually water permeable.
That's number one question so that your will do can be valid. Number
two, there's a question of Xena outside the house adornment and
beautification is meant in Sharia for inside the house, not outside
the house for a woman. People don't like that. That's fine. You
can find another
Have faith you don't have to love everything. Okay?
I'm not saying greed has that attitude. Of course. I'm just
saying because I know people have a trigger whenever a ruling about
women is there.
I don't know what to tell you. But that's the rule. Do I please for
my father, it says Lily who is suffering from intractable
hiccups. Okay, I'm failing and hoping to.
So please. So here's the thing
it takes a long time for certain things to happen. And that's
something you always have to remember. And I remember Subhan
Allah just just imagine this statement. Is it a big deal to get
a college diploma or high school diploma?
It's a really big deal. How many people here have a high school
diploma? Probably 100%. Right. Who after the age of 20 does not have
a high school diploma?
I mean, everyone's got a high school diploma. It's not a big
deal. It takes four years. Right? So anytime you want to make a dua
ask yourself what's bigger, this are a high school diploma. Right?
It takes four years to get a high school diploma. So have Sabra when
it comes to dua have suffered go for years see what happens. Right?
Have sub learn how to wait. It's one of the beauties so much so
that the province I set them set into law will Farah J bad for a
person sitting waiting on Allah to answer him that's worship. That's
amazing. So I sometimes a visit you visualize yourself, waiting at
the door of Allah just waiting. Wait, wait, wait. I'm not going
nowhere. I'm waiting. You have to have that attitude.
All right. How's Instagram coming?
I play football. I get bruises all the time. I don't think this
works. I don't think football I don't think football is the same.
You're not hitting somebody.
Some of the hits are sinful. There's no doubt about that. If
some of these hits are sinful, you see the guy's head jerking like
this. That's that Whiplash is what causes CTE and you don't need CTE
to tell you that. That doesn't feel right to do that to another
human being.
Right, those open field hits are pretty vicious. A regular tackle
is not a problem.
This statement limits Okay, we got the Caps Lock folks. Were on all
caps. From because at this statement limits what we can play.
Okay. Hey, Gemma causes bruising? No hegemons medication, right?
Long track biking and running causes bruises and lacks No,
that's not. We're talking not talking about getting bruised.
We're talking about hitting someone
with the intent of hurting them. That's a big difference. Soccer
you two people can run into each other all the time. It happens,
right?
Ha bruising other people? Yeah, you're not intending in soccer,
you hit them without the intent. You hurt somebody. Right? No
intent. We're talking about bruising another person with the
intent of hitting them. Okay, that's the thing. If you're
intending to tackle somebody that's tackling is fine. Right.
But some of those hits, I would have to say, like,
if I if I were to hit somebody that way, and I see them being
carried off and woozy like that, I'm going to make them so far,
right? Because I felt like I did something that was really
dangerous to another human being. So that's what it is.
Okay, that's what it is. Kadri alright.
You can ask a question. There's nothing wrong with that. The
question the answer again, is the intent to injure another person.
That's the question
Is it true says Abdullah Abdullah Mubarak in that the enemies in
during Islamic battles were not intensely attacked to the face,
the province of Allah he was commanded us not to hit the face
when you fight
because of the nobility of the face of the human being.
Shake I read suits at Bacara every day, Mashallah. That's amazing.
And now only takes me 30 minutes. That is amazing. But I haven't
seen any changes in my life. I'm still committing the same sense.
Okay. But shaytaan should not be in my house. Yes, che Tom may not
be in your house, but your neffs your ego may be habituated
already. You see shaytaan sets up a recurring payment, how he gets
you addicted, once he gets you addicted to them and work on you
anymore. Right? Once he gets you addicted, don't you see that?
For all drugs, they invite you to the party and they give you the
drugs for free.
For the first time, the second time, the third time. Once you're
an addict, they treat you like garbage. You don't sit on the same
couch as the gang leader anymore, because he knows he's got you.
You're an addict. You're gonna see you're gonna pay now and you're
gonna get no special treatment. Alright. shaytaan works the same
way. He lures you with some beautiful thing, just to get you
to commit
A sin that is addictive in nature.
Once you're addicted, he doesn't even have to bother with you
anymore. You're just a recurring pain, you're an addict now. So he
does not bother with so shaytaan is not your issue, your neffs is
your issue, and your knifes, anything that is of the neffs. And
addiction of the neffs is known as adapt when I evolved the severely
difficult disease to change and altering your neffs you should put
Subhanallah like, years and years at this. This is a big test in our
communities. As Muslims, we have a mass problem with *
addiction. Nobody wants to say it because it's disgusting habit.
Right?
But it's asked and brought up so much that you know, it's it's an
epidemic and we know in the world these days, it's an epidemic.
It takes nothing other than never leaving off hope and never
quitting. And you can get through all these addictions. Heroin is
worse, probably. But people get over it. Alcohol is worse, but
people get over it. So you have to keep fighting your neffs until one
day you have fought more and the key is hope and Allah subhanaw
taala well a bliss really wants to do with addictions is make you
hopeless.
So you may go 10 and 15 years, right? Don't be surprised if it
takes 10 or 15 years to change your knifes sometimes you just
have to grow up a little bit but you have to prove yourself to
Allah as well.
Okay, so that's the answer to your question
God that He says forgive my ignorance about the bruising
issue. Okay, no problem. No problem.
No offense taken. Clay Tiger. Oh, so this was not a question about a
clay Tiger. This was a person.
Clay Tiger. What are your thoughts on chicken Azzam and how can he
and his Study Fellowship NASM was passed on May Allah enter him
genitive for dose and his study. I have no knowledge about it, to be
honest with you. I know there's a branch up in North Jersey but I
don't really know much about it.
I would love a dua for finding Halal employment, or be in Neelima
and Zelda Illa Yemen Hayden fapy That's the answer. I'll be in
Neelima and delta ilium and Hayden faqeer.
Good.
Okay, now let me answer some other questions. This is a big question.
This question says the following
How do we know as Muslims, if something is meant for us? Whether
that be a job a person for marriage, an opportunity, a
housework or whatever? Is there a difference in how muscles would
feel something is is for them as opposed to nonbelievers. I do
typically get very vivid intuition of things. But I have also have a
hard time trusting myself.
There's a perspective shifts that I would like to suggest here. The
perspective shift is this. Oftentimes, we don't want to take
responsibility.
So we sort of want Allah to decide for us, right?
There in a way, if the root of that is almost like a fear of
taking responsibility and learning how to make decisions, then that
is, in a sense, blameworthy, and it's almost like a replacement of
superstition. If there's like the fear of like, I don't know how to
make a decision. Let me just look for a sign. That's not how it
works. Rather ALLAH SubhanA wa jhana and His Messenger have
taught us learn how to make a decision.
Then trust in Allah subhanaw taala. So what are the filters of
making a decision? Well, the first filter is the law, the shutdown,
if something is halal for us, okay, then that is the first
that is the first one and we should believe it's halal for a
reason. Right? It is halal for like someone was telling me about
like, let's say there. There's the brother who had the nose
situation. Okay, remember the rule you are allowed to return to your
body what was lost, his nose was broken many places. He or he had a
curved nose to begin with. The doctors told him when we fix your
nose, it's gonna we are going to fix it straight. We're gonna make
it we can't fix it. Make your nose curved, right? When we fix your
nose. There's only one way we can fix it straight.
So people will think that you had a rhinoplasty and you did right so
he's very nervous about this. He feels like guilty because he's
gonna come out of the surgery looking better than he came in.
But the Sharia allows this to
It allows a return to you to return to your body what you lost.
And if there's no other way, except that it becomes better than
a celeb, the prophets, I send them how to Sahaba he lost his nose, he
gave him a silver nose. The silver nose rotted to give him a gold
nose. Right? Walking around with gold in your body as opposed to
bone. So it's an improvement, because there is no other way to
return to him what he lost except improvement. So he feels guilty.
I'm telling you subjugate your feelings to the Sharia. subjugate
your feelings. Right. If Allah's law makes something halal, don't
complicate things. It's hard for you. So that's the first tranche
that we look at the first filter, what does the sacred law say and
respect what the sacred law says. Secondly, is to show
you ask people, right? If it's there are many other things that
we have to make decisions between one or two Halal things do is to
Shara right as people who are in that field,
at least three people. Okay, who are in that field? So to do this,
should I not as highlighted for me? Is it not?
Or well, hello, we already know what's the best way of going about
it, et cetera. I'm going to choose a surgeon for example.
The surgery is hella but which surgeon to do and at what time
it's up for discussion. So I can discuss with people Thirdly is
Takata
is Takata.
You pray to like us and you do dua elicit ACARA if what you your your
trajectory is good, Allah makes it easy. If your trajectory is wrong,
Allah makes it difficult. Making Allah makes it difficult. He
closes the door. That means one of your choices is wrong, doesn't
mean it's haram. So if I did a surah is too caught up and I, my
surgeon, I just can't get on make an appointment. I can't seem to
make it happen. That doesn't mean I don't do the surgery. That just
means the timing is not right. Maybe the surgeon is not right.
Okay, maybe a different avenue of doing this hello thing that
fourthly the prophets I said and said yeah, decide am I and Foulke
we should not be so pious and an incorrectly pious to imagine that
anything that benefits us in our life? We should be nervous about
it. No. Allah says the Edison prophets is an episode of Man
Foulke grasp onto what benefits you seek benefit. The Prophet
sallallahu sallam said love Allah for that here we go again with the
stupid camera
you can take this one if you need it
give us a second
62nd Timeout while we fix the camera real quick.
Taking this camera to be honest with you
never seen a camera that just shuts off for no reason like this.
Turn the AC on maybe the camera wants AC
Alright, so the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is
telling us it has the Mayan Foulke and the Prophet is also selling
telling us and the Quran is telling us it's our home and fugly
Allah seek the bounty of Allah to Allah. Are you nervous about
benefiting because you think that that's piety? It's not piety, to
always make your life difficult.
It's not neffs or ego,
to make your life hard, or to resist general things that will
benefit a person. Right? It's almost like people are trained by
some religious false teaching that
you know, If you're happy and you have a lot of blessings, you
should feel guilty. No, we don't have that. So these are five, five
filters. Number one, the Allah's law about things the ruling number
two
is to Shara. Number three is Takara. Number four, out of sight
out of mind Foulke. Hold tightly, what benefits you number five?
It's the home in front of the law seek the virtues of what is fun,
is extra things that you do not need. You don't need it to be
happy. You don't need it in life. It just makes you happy that's
helped us. You don't need it in life. That's what funnily law
means. You literally don't need it in life. Okay?
But it makes you happy. The prophets I said to them said love
Allah for the fuddle that he gave you. So we are taught to make
decisions. And then what did the Prophet said either as mtef
Metallica, Allah Allah, if you have went through these filters
and you've made a decision, do it and rely upon Allah. Okay, use
your willpower and your reliance upon Allah at the same time.
Use your mind and help and people's help and is Takata to
make decisions for you to earn to help you make a decision. If as
I'm definitely working Allah Allah if you make if you come to a
conclusion, rely upon Allah robot, what does that mean? That means
don't keep looking over your shoulder don't second guess
yourself. Okay? Go and rely upon Allah subhanaw taala and do not
fall into this fear of decision making paralysis that ends people
up looking for a sign.
Right? The Islamic version of superstition to be quite honest
with you, right? And people they go really far off into the field
with this stuff. And they try to find some Islamic way to connect
it. Well, I opened the Quran I put my finger and that's what I'm
going to do if it's in verse of mercy, I do it. If it's a verse of
punishment, I don't do it. Another one said I do it best out of three
and then attributed to Satan it which is a lie. There's no
narration like that. That's a 90 said do a best of threes like a
seven game series is the playoffs. Open the most off randomly put
your finger. If it's a verse of mercy, then it's one nothing. Do
it again. If it's a versatile punishment, it's one one. All
right, game three, everyone, let's watch. This is how I'm going to
make my decisions in life. No, where's the intellect? Where's the
willpower? Where's the reliance upon Allah? subhanaw taala. These
are just superstitions. If these people were not Muslims, they
would be astrologers, zodiac signs, crystals, okay. They'd be
doing all that stuff. If they weren't Muslim now that they're
most of their customizing it but here we have guidance. We make
decisions we use our intellect we take is to shatter from people. We
ask experts we pray to god I ask Allah to make it easier, make it
difficult.
Okay.
And then you cannot rely upon Allah. If it's something that you
didn't choose, right? You rely upon Allah subhana wa, tada. If
it's your decision, and you made the choice. Okay. Another thing
that people do is they look for a dream. No, no, the dream may be
good news for somebody who knows how to make a decision. And Allah
is confirming his decision. But we don't make a decision solely based
on a vision. And many of the people who are in that field
Anyway, don't know, the difference between a true dream and a fake
dream. It could be just your your self is talking to you. The true
dream is symbolic, you won't even understand it. Okay? And it won't
be the source of your decision. Okay. It'll just be a stamp of
confirmation. Okay. So that's idea of how visions and ideas now is
gut feeling intuition. This questioner said, part of our
decision making 100% It is, especially how the prophets I send
them told us in a moral matter, a moral matter. Where if you would
be afraid of people to know about this action, then chances are it's
more haram than Khaled. Because some things are gray areas, right.
There are gray areas. How do I know? Is this halal? Or haram? I
really don't know. And the city doesn't specifically mentioned,
this is a new issue. Right? So that's where you ask yourself.
And by the way, your conclusion is not the ruling, but it's what's
best for you. Okay, so if it is a gray area? And I would like no, I
wouldn't want anyone to know I did this. Okay, then avoid it.
You'd be embarrassed by that. If
you would, for example.
Have a situation where it rubs against your heart the wrong way.
Right, then don't do it. And that may be the case, even if it's
halal. I'll tell you, for example, we have tenants in this house, we
have a studio up here, we have daughter FETs. And our soup
kitchen on the first floor, and the floor is in between, we have
tenants. You know how much we could do if we remove the tenants?
We'll open up the second year of the program. Right? I don't know,
my gut won't let me do it. How can we claim that we're coming to help
the most to help the people of the area? First thing we do we we kick
them out of the house, right?
We could do it in a nice way. We could say listen, we don't want to
remove you. But if you have another opportunity to move to a
bigger place, right? You can do so. And we'll even help you. You
know, we'll give you a parting gift. But I won't kick them out.
So that's sometimes even the head around the province. I said
himself is Steph TfL back. Check you your gut feelings. Also gut
feeling comes in when you deal with people. Sometimes you deal
with someone you're like this guy's a charlatan he's a liar.
Your gut tells you that don't disconnect this avow that feeling
right? The gut feeling of a Muslim especially if your heart is clean.
The gut feeling of a believer is a source of helping you guide you to
a decision but it's not the only source
yours, but it's the gut feeling of the purified soul, the soul who
he, at every moral corner tries to be clean and pure and help them
the vulnerable. That's the one whose gut feeling we accept.
All right, next question.
Right, what do we got? Anything y'all want? Okay, read it off.
There's this thing about 40 days for guarding all seven of the
paths to the heart, and the openings come, and thus this will,
someone that reaching higher spiritual stations in one's eyes
that have witnessed evil things ever be afforded the right to
witness Allah, and doesn't need to be purified beforehand. Ie
if you were committing sins,
and we're seeking spiritual visions, which is part of our
religion, the spiritual vision is like a goal. Okay? And
we can have that goal, and we should have that goal because you
need something to entice you sometimes, right?
But you just have to have subs. And the answer is yes. People did
worse than look at haram, people worshipped idols, and they became
the greatest of Sahaba.
So worshipping idols is worse than looking at haram.
Being as a hobby is greater than the rank that we can never attain
in this life,
or at all. So the answer is yes. But have some need patience to do.
This is not an easy thing. If someone has an STD, like genital
warts, when when do they have to tell the potential suitor about
it? And do you have to get it cured? You only have to tell a
potential suitor about things that will harm will harm them. Okay.
You do have to tell them if it will not harm them. You don't have
to tell them. For example, how did you get your STD? I don't have to
tell you that. I don't have to tell you all my sins. No.
But the fact that I could transmit an STD to you, they deserve to
know that.
When do you tell them?
Before they get emotionally attached, because that's a harm
that you've done harm if you get them emotionally attached to you.
And then you lay down the bomb on them.
Is that seem right to you? No. That's like type of trickery.
Right?
Donut 319 is here Salam is here, biller RF.
Big Papa is here. On Instagram. Let's see what we got on YouTube.
Sophia says if I get 10 ink on my hands and wash it off, but it
leaves a visible mark that is sufficient, that's fine. Because
we don't go by stains or smells for Tahara and the Jessa. We don't
go by stains or smells. For example, let's say a baby can get
defecation on a onesie.
And you clean off that onesie real quick, with soap and water.
Or water is enough. By the way, water is enough for the shittier
but you're gonna put some soap after the water
there's still a stain there. And there may be a smell but it's it's
pure by the standard of the city I you can pray with it. Right? If
it's your own garment, let's say the baby got urine on your own
garment, you're gonna wash that off with water. That's enough, as
long as the water comes off clean. That's this. That's the criterion.
If the water falls off clean, that's enough. And you don't have
to wash the entire garment just that area.
Paint is different if it covers the skin to the point that the
water can not get under the skin. We went over this in class because
it's like a big problem because they're asking Shaco this pain can
say I
can't make will do that if it can't reach the skin. But he said
before he asked to shave, we have to exhaust all the possibility of
not being able to get it off and you found this RMG soap from
Walmart that does get it if you're in the paint business, you know
how to get paint off your hands your your your your What's up
gasoline base. Yeah, I remember when I was young in the 80s
painters washing their hands with gas. Right they go get the lawn
gas from the lawnmower back when in the garage. You see use gas and
get it off. If you're in the paint business, it's your obligation by
Shediac to learn how to get paint off right wear gloves. And by the
way I was at so us
and I saw painters painting and they're all the Eastern Europeans
do these jobs like here people paint
the expert painters are in our area or like them
mannequins. Like they're really good. They're, it's the Eastern
Europeans. I've seen I saw them paint an entire floor of sofas,
and I didn't see them on their clothes a single job.
Right? Not a single drop, like they were so good at painting, but
the floor they had the mats, of course, clean as anything.
Is makeup haram outside of the house? And the answer is yes.
Make up the ads to you. Right, that adds to your face. There was
a discussion if someone has like a wart or a blemish or like
something, if they covered up with the color of skin, allow them
about that. But that would not be considered makeup that would just
be covered covering a wart or something like that. But to add,
remember what we said the principle you're allowed to return
what was lost of your creation? Okay, but to add to that, and
different colors, et cetera, then that would be considered Xena,
that is not allowed outside the house.
Another question, what kind? I do just what could I do to see the
Prophet salallahu Salam, you have to be very devoted to much salah
upon him and have a desire for you. Okay.
You have to have a desire for the Messenger of Peace be upon him and
imagine it and then one of the scholars is of Shem he said it
begins by imagining your meeting with him. And then it becomes a
reality spiritually. Zayn epi says, What does thinking about
revenge? Do to your Eman? And it is I never heard that thinking
about avenging bird in other words, getting justice. Getting
justice is highlighted for you. It may make your heart uncomfortable
because your
your hearts full always angry. But I don't desiring justice.
It does not do anything to your disk. But it may be something that
occupies your heart a bit too much, then that becomes something
that you can get past that by realizing the whole situation is
from Allah and the justice will come in Allah's time, you should
trust it, Allah subhanaw taala for that
nudge was offer someone's very unhappy with their marriage. She
says I don't feel like hurting the wife and just continue thinking
it's their fate. In the process, this person is depressed is
divorce allowed. I don't want to encourage divorce, but it's
allowed.
You you entered this at will. If you're not happy, bring it up. Use
your willpower just this the way you came into this. Say, Hey, I'm
not happy. Can we fix this? Can we do something about this?
Right? First, at least you should be afforded that chance. But you
have a will. Marriage and Divorce has we have become Christian in
our marriage and divorce. Because the Catholics only marry once in a
lifetime and they're locked into it. We have imitated them in that
way. And there's not promoting divorce or easy marriage easy come
easy go. But I'm saying the way that Muslims viewed marriage was
not so rigid. And so major. Okay. People were married.
They married, they're gonna have if they divorced, right? Nowadays,
we don't encourage that. Because we see the bad signs, the bad
effects of that on people and their kids. But nonetheless, Allah
has made it out for a reason. There is no reason for a person to
be trapped in their life.
Cameroon says is one responsible for their thoughts. The answer is
that we are not responsible for our thoughts but we are
responsible for what we purposely dwell upon. Thoughts are like
passers by in the road are you responsible
for who passes by you in the street and you notice them? No,
not at all. A thought is no different than that.
Okay
are you sir Daniel, Mohammed, thank you very much.
ruling on video games that contain violence. I've seen two different
opinions on that. I've seen an opinion that it's discouraged and
opinion that is Hello.
Is there any dua to ask Allah to hasten the acceptance of a DUA?
It's not sitting necessarily adopt by the time of DUA and that time
is the last third of the night, what we call the tahajjud.
For ads suffer or the hit go to camera and spend a couple hours
looking at the camera and ask Allah and if you really can go to
the Haramain a shitty Fein go to Mecca in the last third of the
night, before Friday, so tomorrow Phaedra is Friday, that last third
of the night if you do toe off, even though ombre the DUA there it
just really goes straight to the heavens smile Allah.
Tala Ramadan is it a good habit to pray called up prayers at tahajjud
time
Why not? Everything is better attention time
and and the Farage is the coda. By the way, if you have cannot you
don't do no effort. You just do the color because that's the most
important Silla and nothing is valid of nephila. If you have
caught up, it's made says does applying products that contain
some alcohol break my will do there is difference of opinion on
this. It does never breaks or will do. It's just whether it's legit
or not. And the Mauritanian scholars say if it evaporates like
cologne, if it evaporates, you're good to go. Tobacco, right. But
others said no, you have to rub it off with water. Alright, and
therefore they don't use those modern perfumes in the first
place.
Do you need a jazz insalata? No, you don't need any jazz in
Sawatzky jazz is really a marker in a time of chaos. For those who
don't know, remember CLT has a quote this is very important. Let
me read you this important why you should pay attention to this is
very important for you and for the others
that that are starting to teach. And I save this it's a very
important picture a quote that I'm going to read you from that you
just have to remember is for clarification,
when people don't know who's who. Then we ask about a Jazza but Imam
a CLT says in his it's gone. Okay, for it that will ijazah Mina
Sheikh Leia shot fija was at Casa de Lille, Clara. Well, effed okay
to have any jazz is not a prerequisite to give benefit or to
recite the Quran
femminile Imam enough see Alia jazz Allahu Dalek if you know that
you understand a question and issue you're allowed to speak on
it
we're in lemme ug at even if no one gave officially gave him any
jazz while we're there because Sullivan Walloon was Sodre salehoo
academic and equally in the early Muslims were like this in every
field of knowledge. Well, Phil kurai Well, if if
okay, but in transmitting to the Quran, a crop or giving fatwa,
there's a difference of opinion. By the way, massive Kati, I met
him in Connecticut massive. And could I add a Jazza? A have the
Quran, he has disciples in this. So I asked him, Who do you give
out each other he gets so upset. It's we don't do this. We recite
the Quran sincerely we learn you either know or you don't know. We
don't have any Jazz's he didn't have any Jezza. I can tell you who
I studied with, I have no document in Syria to guard from chaos. It's
a It's not only as any Jezza it's a government stamp teaches it
again, so we understand the purpose of ijazah it's a void in
times of chaos and to restrict when too many people are talking,
but we have to understand its place in the shittier. And here we
have a member CLT said if you can give a benefit give a benefit.
Okay. All right. So he says here that
Lima Yetta Warhammer who love beer.
Okay, for what the fools are diluted by the fools think that
it's a condition to speak. Okay. No, it's not a condition to speak.
At Lee at a shucks lie Allah Maha rally been manually to act the
minimum that the invader him the cosori macabre, him and Derek, the
IDs for the beginners. They don't know how to judge anybody. Right?
They don't know who knows? And who doesn't know, what is the HD head
of the beginner
is to, to think and to use his brain to see who do I study from?
Right? Who do I take from? For that reason that you jazz? I had a
benefit. But now we have people almost fooling people with jazz,
I'll have a jazz. Okay. You could. So if if there are liars,
then they would fool the common people to?
Yes. What about for the purpose of keeping the chain to the problem.
So keeping the change?
That's good out of as as a we should we should preserve that. We
should preserve that. There's a Baraka in knowing those names,
too.
But he is telling us here, not necessarily a shut in transmitting
knowledge. And that's how I came up with
the Allamah of the Maghreb and Mauritania. I didn't really see so
much concern about ijazat or Egypt, right? They concern their
concern was Do you understand properly? Are you speaking
properly, that's what they cared about.
He says well back to an earlier couple of acne shots. Now, you as
a student, you must the real
condition is seeing who actually knows their stuff.
That is with reread that with the HD head of the army is to see who
knows who's most worthy to follow. So that we know
for joy Latin ijazah. So when ijazah has became a symbol, or a
tool to help that by shift saying I give him a Jazza, which means if
you're wondering if he knows stuff, yes, he knows stuff. He can
benefit you for joining us in ijazah Kashia, head up Mina shake
images, Bill Elia. Like a degree. If I'm a mosque, and I'm just a
doctor, I'm a podiatrist and I found that a mosque and I need to
hire an imam. I don't know what's up and what's down.
So if you come up with me in a Koofi and a job alright, your hope
was good. Do you have a degree? Do you have a go for it? Or what
college or something? How do I know that you know your stuff? I'm
telling you, a lot of people could just watch a couple videos put a
goofy and a thorough girl a little scruffy beard and trick people.
Right? So it happens. So they need to, they need a symbol. Today, we
call that a degree people care more about the, the, the,
the layman,
the complete outsider from the field of Assam acknowledged cares
more about the degree than the ijazah. Because that's what they
know. That's what the society tells them, to the, to the degree
in which we are simply using it as a marker of trust, for worthiness
of knowledge. And speaking. That's its function. That's a function of
whether we call it a degree or any jazz to me.
What would a degree from an Islamic seminary look like? It
would not just be one piece of paper, let's say for dot effects,
what would our degree look like? For every item? It should have the
signature of the chef who taught him and tested him. There's no
such thing as just one big degree, right? No, it has
or that the degree itself?
We can we can give him one certificate but it has in it the
meaning of this degree is that in our leadership zone, so signed off
in fictious zone so signed off into Jewish zone, so signed off
that's the meaning of our degree. Right.
And in so far as the degree it's almost becomes like $1 symbolizes
a gold coin or something like that, right? Like $100 Bill sing
symbolizes a little piece of gold.
So that's the same idea there.
The concept of a degree do we have to understand the purpose of these
things not just become like worshipping a word
or a document? Okay.
Alright, so that's mmct talking in and I took that from my Allah
bless him.
Isaiah Soraka he put he's the one who shared that recently. So I
read that from there
alright, who else we have here
Tada, Miss either using your your wife's account, it's coming
incognito? Or is that?
How are we doing on time?
Now 315, we could take couple more questions.
If Allah was to humiliate you, what does he do? He makes you fall
in love with the sinful acts.
And ignore everyone who gives you advice otherwise, that is if and
we should ask Allah if he had set him up from that. That's the
meaning of how does a person get humiliated, he falls in love with
what is sinful. And he doesn't listen to any advice. That's the
problem.
Until he gets humiliated, he publicly
mathematic says, if your private life is more pious and more
worshipful than your public life, then you're on the right track.
But if you have sins in your private life, how do you know that
he didn't say this but others have said if you have sins in your
private life, do not imagine that it would slip out and your public
life
would slip out.
We ask Allah to Allah protection from all that.
Chief Latif says I know this always gets asked but my friend is
asking do you have to remove your socks in the medic he meant to
make wudu yes
okay says What if one didn't know they had the STD until the suitor
got emotionally attached? Okay. Remember that? What is the
the point here?
trickery, deception.
If you're not guilty of deception, then you're good to go. The issue
is deception. That's what we have to understand.
Some things are not alone and some things are not what is my loan
mean? My loan is we know exactly why the ruling is there.
All right, and some things and so if if the law is not there, the
ruling isn't there is the reason. Other things are not maluna but
they have a hikma. Okay, they're not not alone. But they have a
Hickman. The hikmah is just the one of the wisdoms that that we
speculate
is the reason behind this. Go.
For example, what does Ida alright is the waiting period between
marriages for a woman It doesn't have. It has a hikma.
So it's always binding. Right? It's always binding.
Even if we say that the waiting period is supposed to prove that
her womb is empty from the guys, maybe we say that's a wisdom.
Okay, I think we may eat. So it's not a it's not an ALA, if the guy
was completely, for example, his tools were tight.
She still has to have Ida. Right? If the guy for example.
Met her
consummated the marriage, then a year later, let's say he went to
jail in front of all of us, we see him he's in jail, right? Then
after jail that he dies in jail.
She still has to have either. Okay, she still has
even though we know that they didn't have any relations. So
that's a wisdom and not a legal cause.
Right, the legal was the purpose behind the thing. Alcohol, it's
not a hack. And I love to hire includes Hikmah law always
includes Hikmah so that we know that I liver drugs and alcohol is
losing your intellect. If you don't lose your intellect, okay,
then it's not sinful. So if smoking a leaf makes you high, but
eating it does not eat or eat away. Right?
That's the ruling for plants. The same plant in one form
intoxicates you makes you high in another form does not eat it as
much as you want. Right? Poppy seed.
It's the same thing.
All right.
Grapes is not wine just grapes. Right. So if it's fresh, it
doesn't intoxicated
All right. Make sense?
All right, let's say
magic. He clicks give some very good advice. Do not get
emotionally attached to somebody.
If you don't know you're compatible. This happens all the
time.
I would tell you once a year minimum before Coronavirus. I get
this. I brother. I have to talk to you. It's an emergency. Oh, it's
you. I've never haven't seen you come in aid. Only now you have to
talk to me as an emergency. It's about marriage. 100% it's about
marriage. He comes in? What's the issue?
I'm in love.
Okay, Romeo, what's going on?
I want to marry a sister. She wants to marry me, but her dad
won't allow it. Okay. And my mom won't allow it. Well, why did you
guys get involved?
When you know, this piece of practicality is necessary. Right?
You know, it's necessary. Why would you get involved? Do you
have no brain? Right? No offense to you.
You got yourself emotionally attached knowing her mom's not
gonna allow and her dad's not gonna allow your parents not gonna
allow it.
I'm telling you. In England, there was a sister,
Desi family.
Regular Desi family, right? The girl went nuts why? Her father
will not allow her marriage suitor
who is the marriage suitor?
And will so and so from jail?
Not a joke.
The guy is in general population so he could use the internet to a
degree. general population is like the low level of jail.
He's in jail. Okay. And they fell in love in a Dawa chat room or
whatever. Back in the days of chat rooms, right? She fell in love.
She wants to marry a guy who's in jail. Of course the dad said over
over my dead body and you need your head checked. Marry a guy
from jail. Right? And she's going around shift to shift a shift to
complain my dad is unreasonable. He's very reasonable. You're the
one who needs your object. No offense to you. Right? But
why would you get yourself emotionally attached
When you know the pragmatics of this is not going to work.
Alright, so let's go to Mansoor. How do we know it? Allah is okay
with our actions. That's why we study the Sharia. Okay, study the
Cydia and respect if something is halal, you will will not be sinful
for it, you may be sinful for the way in which you go about it and
for the consequences of it. So you may have to do is to call for that
and it's to Shara is Takata, as you ask Allah for guidance with a
certain DA is to shutter as you ask the experts and you have to
use your own brain as well. Because something may be helpful.
But you get sense for the consequences of it is harder to go
to ombre. Yeah. All right. Let me go book a trip to I'm gonna hold
on a second. I got hooked. But I got classes I got work. So then
the message says, What are you doing going to ombre when we're in
the middle of semester? All right, you're fired? I say you're fired
because I did something hard on the way in which you did it is
what got you fired?
Is a woman sinful if she steps out without actually
if she steps into a place? That is not Mao who'd been maruf? In other
words, if she goes, if she goes to a place where the man
I don't know if I can protect you there? This is not the norm. So
what is the norm supermarket? The dry cleaner?
The school target? These are the bill maruf the things that
everyone does all the time, then No, she doesn't have to ask about
that. But if it's something beyond that norm that would require for
example, that her protector the husband is the protector of the
wife. How can he protect her if she he's she's going to a place
where
he doesn't even know about or can protect her there. So she takes a
trip to Las Vegas. She takes a trip to Florida she just drives
two hours just to get away from everyone. But what if What if
something happened? I'm on the hook for that right she has to
tell them
strangers please make sure that I get married soon May Allah
subhanaw taala open the doors of marriage for you and grant you we
just have Sabra though.
And repeat always rugby Neelima and delta em and Hayden faqeer so
one of the most popular video on surfing inside a YouTube channel
is do to get married so study that and repeat it all day and all
night
What do I should we memorize the daily ones such as entering the
home, exiting the bathroom entering the bathroom? Or should
we memorize the dua of repentance? Things like that. Whatever Allah
opens for you, okay.
And there's no specific order for these things.
If a woman goes to hajj, an ombre without a Muharram Yes, she may go
to Hajj. Not Amara Amara if she goes with a group.
That's Mufti he has told me that from the Hanafy method had she's
allowed to go by herself the first hedge
because that's a first that's a medical method. No her says can
one be protected from evil i by reading the while with that of
course. And the wizard would have the Sivan Messiah has heard people
say evil AI is month code for the Quran hasn't and that if someone
deems you evil it will happen despite you reciting it. No it
evil AI is has that is envy that comes out of the eye of people.
But you can put a wall up and that wall is the canola the old rod.
Okay, a rod of the morning and evening. The US God. So go to
Safina society.org, backslash wood
Safina society.org backslash wood. Okay, one more question. Before we
wrap up. We had a lot of questions today.
What's the reply to someone who says such group has exaggeration
in love with the prophets of Allah when he was selling this is from
Sophia. The only exaggeration of the love of the Prophet is to
worship him as a god. Anything short of that is not exaggerating,
or nor even fulfills his do. What's the proof of that?
If you were to take your love and stretch it, would it stretch?
Would it have an end? Of course, anyone's love for the profit. If
you were to take it and stretch it, it would have an end right? It
would be finite. Yet what the prophet has been chosen to do for
us by Allah as a sub
is to grant us infinity.
Right?
Paradise forever, everlasting paradise, everlasting freedom from
the hellfire, which we are showing every once in a while so we never
forget the blessing of being saved from *.
You're we are showing constantly
what the Hellfire looks like and what the people are suffering
every once in a while in Paris.
As we're showing that, to remember the blessing,
Allah chose the prophet for that, to save you from that,
so you can't in this life your love for him is limited. It's
finite. But what he did for us by Allah's permission is infinite, or
everlasting, we should say.
So how could the finite ever outweigh the everlasting? So long
as we are not doing worshipping the prophets of Allah, He said him
as a god. Okay? And the Prophet already said, We're immune from
that. So no one has to worry about that. Did not the prophesy said
and then left side ecommerce ship, I'm not worried about any ship for
you.
Right, I'm not worried about any ship.
So therefore, we're immune from that there will be no worship of
the Prophet in this Oma. And actually, I think commercial,
we're not worried about shipping from you
during prayer, what's that? Think of the Prophet during prayer?
Well, we do that all the time. The only a day yet the to hear.
Right? Yeah. Well, what would ever be wrong about about that? Even if
you were to for example, think to yourself?
I'm going to pray? Well, as if imagine, like if I was praying in
front of the Prophet was watching me, What's the proof of that?
Well, don't we have a Sahabi Ryan, who was the sahabi who heard the
Prophet enter Salah behind him and he said, I will beautify my salah
for the Prophet. Right? That must be done. You want to profit to be
proud of you? Right? That you worshipped Allah Well, if you're
not many people think like that. But if they were, that's behind us
about what's wrong with the
Maliki fic about speech in the prayer if you were to say
something
during the prayer because you heard someone mentioned the
outside the prayer you heard someone outside the Yeah, and you
said some Allah when he was so nervous, because that's a that's a
dick.
In the Salah, you are making Salam to the messenger peace people and
so that's why they go right. And there are some people from they
call themselves selfies. They're far from the self who altered the
to hate. They say no, after the death of the Prophet we say As
salam o Allah Nivi
not like that. Salaam aleikum.
Wa Rahmatullah Baraka. So that's what say, No, I'm about to talk to
people. So say that you should talk to Tim Payne.
Alright, so
commerce says is the first step of seeking knowledge, always
necessarily memorizing the Quran notes studying rafidah.
After your father dying, you delve into it? Because that's where you
can ruin your heaven and who
is lowering the gaze necessary or only the lustful gaze? Looking at
the opposite gender is only in a necessity. And the prohibition is
the lustful gaze?
Is it haram to be a Welly for my sister's? Nikka? If I'm marrying
her to a man who doesn't pray,
she does not pray either.
Well, I'm assuming here that the order of Wilaya is being observed
the father first
or the son first actually, than the Father. So there's an order of
Well, I am assuming that that is
being observed.
Then to marry someone to a facet that is sinful. Yes. The marriage
is valid, but you are sinful. Where are you going?
How often?
Alright, folks, let's wrap up here.
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