Shadee Elmasry – NBF 3 The Love of The Prophet is Not Natural…It’s Bestowed
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and let's go to the obligation of obedience. Oh, what what a what a
coincidence. Subhanallah the obligation of obeying the
messenger of Allah and that's the chapter that we're on today the
obligation of obeying the prophets of Allah when he was setting him
up.
Get the third right of saying that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam is the right of obedience. Now obedience is a logical, right?
If you're consistent with the first two, first one, he said is
pure love of the Prophet sallallahu. And he was on and we
said that love of the Prophet peace be upon him is rational, or,
and it's natural. The rational love is that you know that he
deserves your obedience first before anybody else. And we can
all do that. And that with my actions with my tongue, with the
things that I can control, I'm gonna give the prophets I send
them his, his rights first. Now what do I don't control is natural
love, that natural feeling of love, and that natural feeling of
love. You may think, how are you supposed to love someone from 1400
years ago,
the Messenger of Allah so I sell them big being the Beloved of
Allah is very simple, that Allah to Allah places the love of the
prophets, I set them in the hearts of the minion.
It's something that's not natural,
natural being like common cause and effect you like love your
spouse you love, if you have a beautiful son, and he, he doesn't
give you a hard time you're naturally going to love him. If
you had an unsightly son and he gives you a hard time you're
naturally not going to like him. That's, that's like the cause and
effect type of love. But the love of the messengers I send them
it's, it's not natural, it's not normal cause and effect is
something that a lot Allah brings down into the hearts. Likewise, I
talked about this regarding marriage. If you look closely to
Allah saying about sudut and newer, and he says that
woman
what woman ASEAN caragana was was what Joe had been in a coma dorama
in for pious husband and wife, What is Allah Allah, Allah says He
places in your hearts muda which is a very intimate love, and Rama
and mercy, he places it into your hearts. Okay?
That's the difference. So this is why in a in a in a in a marriage,
if both sides have taqwa and understand the DNS and practice it
properly, you don't have to worry about working on this
relationship. But as many people do, of course, you do have to put
in some efforts, right? But we rely on a lot at once we put the
efforts and we know that Allah subhanaw taala will put them a
habit in the hearts of people. Okay, so it's all we people who've
been married for years, they didn't even know each other very
well. When they got married, they get along perfectly. Okay. So, the
same way, the love of the messenger, the natural love of the
Prophet is not a natural thing, a regular cause and effect. It's an
abahani It's a divine thing which Allah subhanaw taala places in the
hearts of those whom he wants. How does he do so when he sees your
efforts in following the Prophet loving and making salons and I'm
upon him How does he do this? He does this is very slowly through
the readings through the vicar and sometimes in the greatest form.
Through dreams of the prophets, I send them to the point that people
the dream is so sweet
it's it's sweeter than anything you've ever experienced before.
It's way sweeter than anything physical and you know, it's from
Allah. And you know, it's, it's, it makes you feel so secure. Right
means that it's pleasing to Allah. And therefore you start thinking
all day and every day, what would please the Prophet what would the
Prophet sites that have to do? So that's what I began with love.
Because also rationally logically saying that will say the Khadija
say, Nanny, the first three converts, let's actually say the
Khadija is the very first one and say no, then say no, because a
dip. Okay.
First woman, first child, first men, they all had a great love for
the prophets. I saw them before they believed they even knew he
was so love, it actually precedes that. So that's why it makes sense
for the author to put love first and then belief.
When we said we believe in the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, then we clear the slate of all assumptions, we clear the
slate of all of our assumptions.
And we turn to and what we allow the prophets I said them to fill
our plate with Woody. He brought us from the Quran and from his
Hadith alright prophesy, Sam said I have come with the Quran and
something like it with it, which is the explanation of the Quran
and the details of the Quran. Okay, and certain things that are
not in the Quran, zakat. fitrah, for example, is not in the Quran
is the cattle fifth. All right. So we clear our plate. We clear our
plate from now everyone today so political, unfortunately, right?
And these political views, you cannot be political without being
moral. Right? All politics is what's good and what's bad.
Essentially, that's what you're going for. Of course, there's
forget the power side of things. But political theory is all based
on bringing the good and avoiding the bad, right for the society.
You can't escape morality from that. So there's going to be right
wing morals.
morals. All right, and we clear the slate of both of them. Neither
are we with the right wing with their lunacy and conspiracy
theories that according to how I see it, nor with the left wing
with their emotions and lack of logic and denial of observed
realities and logical realities, right? So we're not going to be
either one, clear the slate and let the messenger salAllahu alayhi
wa salam shape our souls, Okay, who else who you're going to shape
it better than the Messenger of Peace be upon him. He says, let me
know I had to come had taken her well, whatever only magic to it.
None of you truly believe until his when his desire what he
naturally loves, and hates is in accord with what I have brought.
All right, get, the stream hasn't cut off, and maybe just people's
different. The Wi Fi here is excellent. So maybe just people's
different devices at home. So now that if you truly love the
Prophet, you're going to have firm belief love feeds belief. If you
ever feel that someone's not really committed to something,
someone's hesitant about something, it's gonna love it
simple as that. That's why they're not putting the effort. But once
you love and once you believe you, unless you're crazy, you must
obey. It's as simple as that. If you truly love something, and you
truly believe in it, your body must it must follow, the body will
follow, guaranteed. And that's why the third thing here, and we asked
these people who are the activists, these types of
activists, I don't know why they keep repeating these left wing
talking points.
With no creativity, just copy paste, right, whatever left wing
is going on, and there are some Muslims do the right wing right, I
knew we were against both, but
our obligation of obedience, if it's weak, that means the love is
weak. Means the belief is weak means the love is weak. It's a
domino effect. So he says here,
the obedience of our of our beliefs, because we can make
decisions on what we believe. Believing is different from
feeling we can decide what we believe,
and our tongues and our bodies, to be in accord with what the
messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam bought and this is how
we're going to be safe in life. If we can't always control my whims
and my hearts, I can't write you, you may love something. And Allah
says you may love it is bad for you. You may hate something, it's
good for you. Fine, we accept that. But what you say what you do
and what you take as your principal belief your position on
something is all within our control. Right and we got to make
sure that it's in accord with the blessing sunnah of the Prophet
sallallahu how are we going to do that? Well, what are we doing it
constant non stop reading of algebra? Never. We said how many
how do we medicate calls these I'll quit. And never we all the
books related to the prophesies. I'm saying I remember her dad.
What was his major this? His Maginnis was reading from the
books of the Sunnah.
Reading from the Hadith, right from the first book of the Sunnah,
like Mata Imam Malik, and then all the way through to the point that
he said that he had, there's not us there was not a single Hadith
book in the country of Yemen, except that he tracked it down as
soon as he learned about it, got himself a copy and read it and
acted upon every single Hadith at least one time, except for one
sunnah, which he said that in his time, the people did not deem that
as it wasn't something that men do. So he said, I'm going to do it
once again at the end of my life, which has grown his hair to his
shoulders, and he did at the end of his life. Okay.
So when you look at the Sahaba, there's a difference between the
Sahaba obedience to the prophets I send them and oftentimes the
weaker believers,
obedience to the prophets. And we want to try to be as much as with
the sahaba. Now, the dean for the Sahaba was whatever the prophesy
said them does we do.
Whatever the Prophet loves, we love
whatever the Prophet says, we follow.
Then came the books of Islamic law,
because you had to separate certain things. We had to look at
certain things that the Sahaba they did everything. Well, what if
I'm not able to do everything? What if I'm weak? So the scholars
of Islamic law, they did us a favor, and they separated between
all the things a prophet did between what is fought, what's
obligatory?
What is a strong sunnah? What is a light sunnah? Now the magic method
for example, they say sunnah
and nephila. The Hanafi method may say pseudonym AKA, right and NAFTA
as well. I think they have the same terminology they may differ
on what's what same terminology, sometimes you see, right? So
pseudonym Oka. So now, when we look at that word,
nephila lights on the you can say Alight, so no, then for the left
third level is now felida. Get their fourth level I'm sorry.
For the you know, something very lightly virtuous, for example, the
right way to sit in the Salah.
Okay? The number of dates to eat, things like that they can be like
felida Alright, it's a light sun.
Very light. And then that's the prophet has I that I had that is a
custom. Okay, it's something that he's accustomed to doing. That
doesn't necessarily he never made it a religious reward. For
example. What is the Sunnah? That is a very strong sunnah is the
miswak. But what tree to use as the miswak is either because you
might not have that tree in your country. You might have tree at
all. So you use a toothbrush. The the the brushing of the cleaning
to make sure your mouth is always clean is a strong sunnah. But what
do you use for that? Is it lights is it either, it's a habit. Now
these things are not necessarily specifically rewarded when you do
them. However,
what's rewarded is the love of it. So if I see if I learned the
province, I said I'm used to wear a shirt down to his knee and then
the wrap right? The towel like the, the sarong the sarong, or
what do they call it an odd
I forgot what they call it an odd but the the wrap essentially get
around the waist, that was the close of the prophesizing and then
leather sandals, and then a turban. And then he would wear a
Buddha, which is like a cloth. And that was a multipurpose cloth.
Right? That you put it over your back. You can when you sleep you
lay on it. If you sit down, you put it down and you sit on it.
Right. So it's a multipurpose type of cloak, which is just usually a
rectangle. And sometimes it was like more garment like but
sometimes just a pure big rectangle. Okay?
So those things is there's not necessarily so no but the if you
do it out of love, then you're rewarded with health just as any
lesson there's no specific reward for it, but if you do it out of
the love of the Prophet, then inshallah you will get returned
back the love of the prophets. I said, okay, because you're not
going to take any step towards the messenger. So I send them you
know, feast of Eden, except that ALLAH will ensure that you get
something back. Alright, so if I did something, now, if someone
came to you and said, Listen, I imitate you, I wear the same
clothes that you do, right? Because I love you wouldn't it
wouldn't be appropriate for you to love them back. Right? If you were
to ignore them, and ignore that, or I'm not paying you for that
there's no specific reward for that but still love them. So but
you got to give them something that so you love them back right?
So that's the same thing. So this is where when we obey the
messenger so I sell them obedience to Him. The greatest obedience to
the messenger is obedience of Allah. Follow this idea. Alright,
look at what is the law and don't change it believe what should be
believed. And then you break up the Sunnah into these categories
again, let me repeat them the obligatory the can the confirmed
strongly confirms the light sunnah. The Fabiola for the
logistic virtuous act very very light Lee virtuous act
and then the
the customs of the prophet like that he for example, he used to
like to eat cucumbers and dates together. Okay, he used to like
watermelon he used to like squash. Okay, so what is the difference
between a very strong sun and Allah and the light Sun is the
strong Sun is something that Prophet used to always do. He
never didn't do it except once or twice just to show us that it's
just so not afforded. What's the next level down? The light sunnah?
Is that which the prophets of Allah who they would serve them?
He did it sometimes like 5050 or sometimes, you know, he was seen
doing it, but not all the time. And then what is the Felina? The
Felina is usually how the Prophet did something or something
pertaining to the habits of life, how he would sit down that he
would sit on the floor, right or that he would eat with three hands
three or three fingers usually, okay? Things like that. The how he
did something, or the customs of life, like how did he stand in
Salah. Okay, how did he
sit in Salah? How did he move his finger? The how or the customs of
life? Did we put that in the category of the football and the
virtues? And then lastly is the complete odd that can things that
were not connected to a bed in any way whatsoever. All right, so that
is the section on the obligation of obeying the prophets Isom so we
covered love Ferber
lif obedience. Now let's take a look at how the prophets I send
them
let's take a look at an example of the of the obedience of the
prophets of Allah when he was selling them on one occasion,
Sedna Rasulillah. So I sent him I send it on the member and
instructed the Sahaba to sit down, he got up and he started sobbing
sit down, like community announcement.
And everyone sat down. At that moment, Abdullah bin Massoud was
outside the Masjid. However, when he heard the province I sell them.
He may immediately set wherever he was, right? He didn't even enter
the mosque, even though you may all understand and we might say,
Oh, what the prophet means is come and listen to my announcement.
That's the meaning. When I say everyone has everyone sit down, it
means everyone pay attention. So that means if you're far away, how
are you going to pay attention if you can't hear so he came in, but
Abdullah bin Massoud to show us that they took the prophets word
this seriously. Okay, and that they did not like to interpret
much of the prophets words, he sat down immediately.
Okay. The Sahaba always kept the exact word of the prophets I send
them exactly how he said to do it to do it. Abdullah bin Omar and
say that Isha they had two different it's very interesting
different approaches say that he took the rational approach, he
said, look at what the prophet meant, or what was the reason for
it, saying Abdullah bin Omar, he was to do it exactly, for example,
say that at one time, there was a an area where the province is
sedums was walking. And I believe that Omar went after the death of
the messenger sighs and passing all the messages I said them and
saying, though, that Alma took a lap, like with his with his horse,
he took a circle and then he kept going.
And they were all on the way to automata or hedge, say that issue
said, Why did you do that? Why did you just go in a circle like that?
He said, Because I remember when I was with the Messenger of Allah he
did that. Say that? He said, No, that's just because he was going
to do something then changed his mind. Right? Abdullah bin almost
said, I don't care if I saw the messenger doing it, I do it right.
So you see how they have two different approaches to things.
Right. One was looked at exactly what the Prophet said they did.
And the other what was what was the purpose of it? Because both of
them are from the both of them are fro are important. The form and
the function and sometimes the form and function have to split in
our times. For example, someone once said, Oh, you don't always
wear the Sunnah clothes. He said to somebody. Well, the person
responded well, sometimes the Sunnah is not to look different
from people, right? That's also one of the Sunon. So and so
sometimes the actual if you dress in the way the Prophet dressed, in
certain circumstances, you're going to stick out and people may
look at you and point their fingers and Oh, my salah, look
out, pious you are and that's not good for you, right? You become
like sort of famous in that respect, right? That you're more
pious than everybody else. Or you may get that image or they may get
that image. So there's also a sunnah that the Prophet looked
like other people that a man came in the room who did not never met
the prophet and he didn't know who the Prophet was. Alright? So he
never looked the same. So that's also a sunnah. So sometimes the
form and the purpose of the Sunnah they separate in certain cultures.
Alright.
And then we're going to do this or we're going to look at this a bit
later, because we're actually let's just do it now. And we can
add to it later on. The fourth obligation towards the messenger
peace be upon him is a Salatu was Salam ala because the Quran has
ordered us to do that and the province I sent him promised us
a complete erasing of all of our honeymoon and humo our anxieties
and concerns, the least of which is to say Allahumma Salli ala to
using the pronoun because the Quran itself uses a broad Yeah, he
will let the nominal Sallu alayhi next Allah upon him, and therefore
Allahumma Salli ala he is the simplest and least Salah on the
messenger so I sent them
who is the closest people to the prophets I send them on the piano
is those who recite the most Salah and salam upon me. If you really
want to sweet if so many people say the deen today it's like
holding a hot coal right and that's true because the when the
whole world around us talking nonsense like some of this what I
just talked about earlier on in the in the in the stream, then you
feel always feel like you're going against the tide. Well, you
shouldn't Salah and salam upon the Prophet is like pouring cool water
on that coal. All of a sudden, everything of the deal tastes
sweet, feel sweet and you desire nothing other than to go down the
path of the message that no one else matters. None of these
trends, these trends are not going to benefit you. Right
Ask anyone who's 30 today or 40 Today, tell him following the
trends of the 90s When you were a teenager did it benefit you?
They're gonna say that was a complete waste of time. It was
only beneficial in that okay, I was aware of them so I wasn't like
weird amongst my friends that was it amongst my peers that's it.
They had no benefit these trends and things
will not will not last you long so don't spend too much time on them.
Okay, especially saying Abdullah Ibrahim is owed. Okay, I've said
this many times. It's narrated by Edna payment Josie not narrated,
but he says it in his book, and he cites Abdullah EBMs owed on
Friday.
Send do not let Friday go by without sending 1000 Salawat on
the messenger slice. And we talked about this the other day, is it a
bit apt to put a number? The answer is yes and no. Number one,
it is a bit if you believe that that number has some split
speciality to it. But it is not a bitter if you're merely using it
for my own, or Anisimova. That's the phrase. Yeah. And it's Alamosa
to help you be consistent, right, to help you be consistent. And
when someone says I'm going to do 200 pushups a day is to do do push
ups. Okay, well, what do I do? We'll do 510 200. Now, okay,
you're new at this or just give me 20 Push Ups a day. And then he
comes later, give me 30 Push Ups a day. So it gives them something a
schedule? Is there anything that we do in life that doesn't have a
schedule, we change your car oil every 3000 miles or 5000 miles,
there's a schedule, everything has a schedule. So if it is only out
of Ayana, Timberwolves Baba, then that's fine, to help you stay
consistent and be organized, then there's nothing wrong with it. And
that's the opinion that I feel is common sensical. Because if we
applied and everything else, if you go to an Islamic school like a
madrasa or school where they're actually teaching you the deen,
they're gonna say, we study FIP.
Monday through Thursday, from nine in the morning to 10 in the
morning, and then we study Tajweed from 10 to 11. And then we study
logo from well, who said put these numbers? Why is all of a sudden,
that's okay to put numbers and minutes to that. But when it comes
to a binder, we don't so but it is very important to say the only
number that sacred is the number given to us sort of vital Sunni
Allah it has a baraka to it, that number is special if he says say
subhanallah 33 times don't say 34 or 32 Say 33 Exactly what he says
so that we agree with them 100% That the only Baraka comes in the
number that Rasul Allah gave, okay, everything else is going to
be just to help you
for from consistency, and for that reason you find 1000 kilowatts a
day as a habit you see it all throughout the ages that can you
Sunday Allah rasool Allah is Allah Allah Islam elephant, you see it
in so many books, all the way until today, that 1000 kilowatts
on the Prophet a day is something that or a just a day of Quran or a
hisbah day of Quran has was half inches, okay? And that even has
centered with the Prophets Isetan who says cannot one of you
complete the Quran in a month?
Right, which is 30 days. That's why they have 30 Jews. Alright, so
let's stop here. And let's go to question and answer and we will
pick this up in the light Allah.
Tomorrow, we have another streaming tomorrow we're back with
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And I've see you a lot of these names here signing up for the
classes because this is what I love. And it's it's very nice and
everything that but to be a student of knowledge, okay?
To be a student of knowledge involves.
It involves organizing your knowledge, studying the sources of
knowledge, right?
Knowing the curriculum of a student of knowledge and you get
you're building yourself, brick by brick, and that's what ArcView is
trying to take everyone to. Alright, let's take questions
here. Starting from the bottom enough is how many did this stream
cut off? It shouldn't cut off it should just maybe it's your thing,
but we are a little bit crooked. Unfortunately that we're I should
say the camera is crooked and Chela. We're not crooked
Kareem even Skander says a cinematic um, I have dreams that
I'm praying in a masjid quite often. Allahu Akbar. May Allah
bless you, and may keep you on the straight path. It means
what? That there's something very good that you're doing that you
should keep doing. Right. I'm not advertising myself as a dream
interpreter but this is sort of like the ABCs of dream
interpretation is that
a bad in the mask is one of the kuleana kuleana means always it's
always good, right? It's always
is good as long as it's a sound msgid For example, it's not
messing it up. If you see yourself praying in the masjid of let's say
the Qadiani is that you're doing something wrong in your deen. If
you're facing the wrong Qibla there's something wrong in your
deen if you're praying incorrectly, there's something
wrong in your a bad. But if you're in a regular masjid, making
regular Salah facing the Qibla then that is always a good dream.
That means something that this brother is doing is very good and
he should keep doing it.
Okay. Muda says, may Allah be pleased with the family and Sahaba
I agree. 100% I mean, okay, let's see what else we have here
oops, I actually wrote my own website wrong. That's okay. Does
thank you enough is for correcting that does dilute recite are given
this MACOM in this world free from anxiety and depression state, it
will happen as a guarantee you will be freed from those things as
a guarantee from the province is under Saddam Hussein says.
So when doing this we have just a lot I usually just read a rough
number. No, don't read a rough number. Here's a meme it had dead
says if the prophet gives a round number such as 100, or 70 is a 70
as a symbolic number for the Arabs meaning a lot, then you do a lot.
That's what it just means a lot. But if he gives a precise number
like 33, that makes sure it's exactly 33. Not Not 32, not 34.
I'm glad you asked that question.
Say it NSS LEM, he says Do you ever collaborated with She comes
to us if she comes to us if I owe him the sugar and the gratitude
that the basic framework of what a lot of us is came from Sheikh
Hamza Yusuf, he's the one who taught us for example, the
importance of Dawa the importance of the Senate in seeking knowledge
and he introduced us to to sell off of it so no to jump out. All
right, because that's what we're all about to solve with Anderson
orange amount, right.
Good. Next question. How much money is it? 3333 33 or 3333 34?
All right, excellent question.
After Salah it's 3333 33 and then low and don't actually get to the
end of that before sleeping is 3333 34 Okay, that's the the
narration of 34 is before you sleep.
Muhammad says what is the meaning of caste in Islam related to human
deeds? It means that Allah creates all actions this action right here
that I just did is a creation of Allah but the intent to do it is
our earning we earn we may earn the intent to do it. That's what
it is
alright folks, reminder again for classes and we will stop here for
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Subhanak Allah humblebee 100 Shawanda
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on a coma which Allah and as always they're always injury time
questions. Room on Obamacare. Is their blessing and odd numbers.
Yes, when their Prophet did something he would do in an odd
number. When someone says one or more podcasts coming out, it
should be today or tomorrow the podcast is coming out in which we
talked about to sell off and then we sort of went we were so serious
in this podcast for an hour and then like the dam broke. And we
just talked about the cuisines of the Muslims
for Muslim countries for like half an hour. So it's called food for
the soul for that reason. I'm an Brahim Are there any reports from
Sedna Ali? That are other Sahaba that Quran teach us to wipe our
feet in we do know the wiping of the feet and we do is an action of
the shear we all the their head of a listener we wash our feet what's
the difference? Wiping is you take your wet hand and you wipe washing
means you have to the water has to run over the limb and while
rubbing that's the meaning of washing
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