Shadee Elmasry – NBF 34 The Life of Hassan al Basri
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of the great has been adversity one of the greatest scholars that
our OMA has ever seen from the tab in and he was somebody why we say
very clearly that he was one of the greatest scholars simple
reason, the Sahaba themselves were impressed with him the keyboard of
the Sahaba major major Sahaba were all impressed with the hustle and
bustle amongst them as say the Isha when Hudson had busted
adversity was grew up and was a speaker and was speaking to the
people say to him or herself said men have Alethea to Kalama we
cannot Mr. deepin who is this person who speaks with the words
of the city have been alright so deep is like the highest level of
piety and wilayah knowledge. Okay. And even medic said about at
Heston adversity. He said when people started asking him
questions and he became older, he said go to Hudson for he has he
remembers everything he's young and remembers and we've gotten old
and we've forgotten. Okay, so if the Sahaba the Kubota Sahaba
endorsed this man, we know that his MACOM and his rank is
something
Special it's something else completely. Another thing that
used to happen, his mother has an imbecile his mom used to take him
and this is something that people should do. She used to take him
around to the Sahaba and say pray for my son make dua for them
amongst them was almost cut up. And he said Allahumma fapy HuFa
Dean Well, Habib, *, okay? Make him a fucky Oh Allah give him
knowledge and make the people love him. Okay have make the people
loved him so that they could go and take a Bibhu in a nurse make
Him beloved to the people so they can take knowledge from him. So
that's has an embassy and that's what we're going to talk about
today. And he has a lot of amazing stories. So
has an adversity Imam Al Ghazali, said about him. His his speech was
the closest to the speech of the prophets. His way everything about
him was in imitation of the ways of prophets and his heady his
guidance. His his way, was just like the sahaba. How could it be
otherwise? When he was raised by the Sahaba, he met some of the
greatest of Sahaba. He spent a lot of time with jabot and Abdullah
Ennis ibn Malik, good.
I leave in every thought many men Hassan and Hussein many many
Sahaba did you spend time with he was literally raised by them. His
father was was one of the non Muslims who are captured during
the battles of the Sahaba and then he became a Muslim. And then he
became a servant and he was assigned to Zaid Bin debits
describe of the prophets I send them the famous scribe who was
involved in all the compilations of the Quran, the Quran was
compiled, of course, two times and it was written five times. So it
was compiled once and he was Zaman debit was in charge of that for he
was this the prophets number one scribe of the Quran.
And then in the time of Abu Bakar, he was in charge of gathering it
in the time of Satan automatic now Fen Zaid Bin Tabet was in charge
of
writing down the Quran, literally having the Quran written Okay,
with the spelling of Quran, him and for other members of Quran.
They literally wrote the Quran cover to cover and they made four
or five copies of the Quran. Alright, so his father was the
servant of Zaven debit now his mother so you see that the poor
Muslims who love knowledge Allah always takes from their from their
offspring and elevates their offspring. There's a famous Hadith
the prophets I send them is attributed to the prophets I send
them some attributed to other than the messenger that it says Be one
of four and not the fifth be a scholar be learned couldn't add
human element to element or someone who study write, either
someone who's learning scholar or someone who studies or Kadima LLM,
or serve the scholars, there's always people who who are serving,
they may not be students, they may not be scholars, but they're like
the admins, the volunteers, the behind the scenes, like the clock,
the working of the clock behind the scenes, they make everything
move
or more headband Allama or be someone who loves them. So his
mother and his father, they they were they were Misaki and they
were poor. They worked in the service business, they were just
servants of the Sahaba but they loved knowledge and they believed
and his mother used to take him around and she took him to
Ahmedabad hottub and I'm gonna make dua for him. And OMA sedima
was her employer who was on the sentiment wife of the Prophet
peace be upon. So her employer was the wife of the messenger. And
then he was born on the eighth year of Satana, almost kidnapper.
So he was born 10 years after the passing of the messenger. She gave
her her name was Clara. This woman's name was Clara. Yeah, she
gave birth to him.
And at that time, she was working for OMA Selma. And she was too
busy. They were very poor. So she would leave
Hasson with OMA cinema. And it is said that OMA selama would eat
would nurse him or even like busy busy him. Right. And I don't know
how she would nurse him because she didn't have children, but that
she would just like breastfeed as if he was eating right. And he
would suckle she would Suckle him at her at her breast. And
sometimes some said that there was milk there and some said no, she
he was just that she would just rock him to sleep and he would
just suckle suck on her breast as a as a baby. And we know that in
the video, a person could do this up to two years old. Okay. And so
they say that the bulk of his knowledge is what he took from the
Association of OMA selama and the DUA, abominable hottub, and the
companionship and that the younger Sahaba were like his older
brothers. So he was completely born. He's from the senior of the
Teva in an automotive Abdulaziz named him the chief of the Chevy
and that there was only one time they said that there was only
One person that of the Tebay Inteva in remember is second
generation Muslim, they didn't meet the prophet but they met the
companions. They said that there's only one person that he would ask
knowledge from. And that was Satan will say you
beyond that when they asked him a question, yeah, he may ask the
companion but he never had a need for any second generation Muslim
any tabby. So he would only ask the only time that they saw I'm
asking you another Muslim tab, he was say to Messiah, alright, that
shows you the rank of Satan will save and hustle and bustle.
Even CD in one time he had his peer at that time was even
sitting. So they they met and when he has an imbecile he was
beginning in his path. He had a vision and he had a dream. And
this dream upset him badly because he from what he knew of dreams, it
was not good. And that he saw himself naked. On top of a garbage
heap striking the garbage heap.
With a stick. He was upset because close is mentioned as lib. So
Taqwa is a symbol of Taqwa and a dream. It's a symbol of protection
of your outer outer is your nakedness is like symbolic of your
bad deeds, it covers your bad, your flaws, and it's stuck. And
the close at the time of the prophets I send them was
interpreted as, as Dean, strong, Dean, like almost said, Say Norma
said I had a dream of myself dragging my job. Okay. And, and he
was concerned because we know that we're not supposed to drag her
job. And the prophets I said, Oh, my God, that is Dean. Okay, Dean.
So to be naked, he was really upset. Okay. And so he sent
somebody and he was embarrassed to go to even seating. The people
said, even sitting is the best dream interpreter.
He said, Okay, you go to Auburn city and tell him that you had the
dream. Okay. Now, that always doesn't get you the best result.
Because sometimes dream interpretation is based on the
person who saw it and their circumstances. So that one came in
and even sitting and sort of brushed it aside.
He said, What did he say? He said, he brushed it aside. He said,
Okay, we have to go ourselves. So he went, good. Then when he put
two and two together, that I brushed away the dream that hasn't
busted, he said, Oh, this dream is for Hudson versity. And he said,
This is your dream. And and the, and the and the garbage heap is
the dunya. And not and the clothes in this dream does not mean Topo
and Dean, it means dunya. So you are free from the dunya and you
are on top of the dunya meaning that you're you're in *
of your desire for dunya. The desire for dunya has no grip, so
you're being on top of the garbage heap means that you're in
* of your desire for dunya and you're striking it is
wisdom that you give to people about zoo hood, right wisdom that
you give to people about
going without the dunya and from the sayings of hustle and bustle
it is the happiest the happiest you can be is when you disrespect
the dunya which doesn't mean like you throw money or something like
that it means that you don't allow this dunya to control you. Right
you don't allow it to affect your moods had judge he lived in the
time mostly it was the Omega dynasty, but he did live in the
time of
of the Besitz when that when that Besitz took over before that
bestest took over the omega is utilized
a judge of and use of the utilize that head judge of and use if he
was from thief, which is the boss. He was originally from Titan,
which is the city of Mecca. And he was one of those. He was just
ruthless. He was a ruthless leader that nobody could ever
talk to. So when he took over the area, Iraq, he built a palace for
himself.
And then when the palace was done, he gathered the whole city and he
wanted the the people to see his might. And the people were just
walking around the palace looking how amazing this palace was, has
an imbecile he took saw this and he said this this summer. This is
something that we must speak at this time. So he went and he got
up on something. And he started giving people the speech about the
zone in the dunya and the worthlessness of this world stop
being so impressed with these palaces.
Then had judge have been Yousif. He saw this and he went, he lost
it. He lost it. And he said none of you answered him. None of you
stopped him. They said it's hustle and bustle. Yeah, this time he was
a senior right has an embassy how what are we going to say to him?
Good. Who is who's going to talk to Hudson bacillary so he said
you're all cowards. I'm going to feed you his blood I'm going to
force feed you his blood right now. So he sat in his D when the D
when is like the sitting area of the king. And so bring me this
man. So they brought
For him, they brought him in, they say, be careful, he is fuming.
And he said, and get the swordsman ready because we're gonna slice
his neck.
So they brought him and they brought, okay. They saw him just
whispering, vicar, the whole da the whole time. Nobody could see
what he was doing but his head was down and it was just making up the
entire time.
He says Subhan Allah, and there is the the worker of hedges, guards
were all around him with the swords. Okay. As soon as they saw
him. He as soon as he entered had judge Ivan usif got up, they saw
how judges face was completely bright with happiness. And he
moved and he says, come sit right next to me. Come sit right next,
everyone that goes shocked. And he honored him and he welcomed him.
And then he says, Well, John has an agenda.
He says here, yeah.
And he started saying Julissa who allegedly said he sat him down was
it was just you who are hollering from above? You want to either hit
scale or female you hate you hate your job Elon Musk. He started
putting forth all the questions that he had in terms of his ruling
because he needed he had questions related to you know what should we
do about this that and the other some other Aug your ju L as well
has an ug boo and now Hassan is answering him back equally as a
human being be melody human CIT element model for Mirka Anna
minute had JG IL and cod Hello, and say you do Alama and after
this, you said you are the chief of all the scholars here from
Makkah Makati blah, holy
and wealthy but then he brought his he brought his Secretary of
the Treasury and he said go get the best sleep that we have the
which is like the incense and he bought it and he packed it up and
he gave it to Hudson diversity as a gift. And then he walked him to
the door for the Maharaja Casanova that hijab culpo unity Allah hecho
Ellen. He's then the main man, the main like the Prime Minister, you
could say, or the Minister of or the chief guard of at Hajaj. He
said, after they were walking out he said, What did you say? He
called you here to do something else. And I saw you whispering
something. Okay. And by Allah, the swords were ready to cut your
neck. So what were you saying? So has an adversity start? He left?
He says look at the Colt year we're Lee now machi Yeah, melody
in karate, karate. Angel. Nico Mehta who better than was alum and
Alia, camera Jalta Nowra burden wa salam and Allah Ibrahim. He said,
Oh protector of my blessing, which is like my life and my protector
at every trial and tribulation, make his anger had judge's anger,
cool and peaceful. In the same way that you made the fire of Ibrahim
cool and peaceful.
So you see even the highest level of the governments at that time
they were seeing these cadeau mats with their own two eyes. That's
why they had tuck with me. You can't at that point, go against
that you can't basically deny the truth of vicar truth and the power
of Dean when you see it right in front of your face like that. And
so that was that from the height of Hasson adversity, that he was
one of the only people that was able to stand up to her judgment
use if he had judge of news have killed so many people ruthlessly.
He was the only one that was able to stand up to him and speak and
literally his heart changed. A judge Ben Youssef never gave has
anybody a problem ever again. Okay. And from the upbringing of
it hasn't adversity is that as soon as he grew up, he started
studying with the sahaba. And joining them wherever they joined,
and he traveled with the army. He did he did Jihad he fought, and
where did he fight courtesan far away? And he spent a lot of time
in Kabul. So if you're Afghani out there, all right, you're going to
be happy because he spent a lot of time in the city of Kabul, the
city of Kabul SubhanAllah. This is an ancient Islamic city. This is
not some city that was conquered way later. This is the first
generation that had Sahaba there. They had Deb ain there, okay. And
he spent a lot of time in the city of Kabul. When he came back. He
decided to settle in the city of busta and that's where he got his
name at Hudson, Al bacillary. Okay. His chief disciple was medic
Bundeena
and Medic even dinar was the famous soldier. He's got one of
the most amazing stories. He was just a
He was just an officer. He was a low level officer of the omegas.
And he was
somebody who was drinking. He was not doing anything good with his
life.
And then nobody would marry him. No family, no father in laws would
ever accept him. And so he finally had to take a prostitute and marry
her. And he did.
And in the marriage, he was just like a married man. But you know,
still not praying, drinking. And then he had a daughter.
And he loved this daughter so much.
Then she died at a young age, my 567 years old, like when she could
talk, and she died. He said, I became so angry that day that I
decided I'm going to get more drunk than I've ever gotten
before. And he got so drunk that night,
that he was in a stupor and he knocked out
there, he had a dream of the piano, that he was resurrected.
And that a beast, the size of the body of a bear, but the size of a
wolf. Sorry, the shape of a wolf, but the size of a bear. Imagine
could you imagine a wolf, right, running on four legs, but the size
of a bear?
And he said I was a small man running away from this vicious
vicious Wolf. And this wolf is just write its mouth is like right
about to get me and I see an old man. And I begged the old man for
help. The old man said, Look at me, I'm a frail old male, what can
I do for you? And I ran running for my life from this wolf. And I
see another old men and I begged him, and he said, nothing I could
do for you. And then finally, I hear my daughter's voice.
I hear her voice. She's saying, Father, come here, come here.
And I look and I see my daughter at a house and she opens a door
and I run into the door and she closes the door. And I'm safe. And
she turns to me and she says Father, LM yet needed letting me
know and tuckshop gloomily decorilla human as an eminent
hawk. Isn't it time for the believers for their hearts, to
soften to the jaw of Allah subhanaw taala met in Illidan I'm
gonna talk Shaka Zulu, boom, decree Loma Nazarene, Huck, so
your your heart should have softened withdraw to what Allah
has revealed.
And then he woke up.
He woke up.
That wolf was his bad deeds. That old man was his good deeds. So
immediately he was woke up in a complete sweat. He ran made a
whistle made will do ran to the masjid. He was the first one in
the masjid. That day for fetch. He gets in
praise with everybody else. He's in the first row. And the Imam
recite suited Fatiha and then opens the surah. And the first
verse that he recites IS LM yet needed Medina ammonoid Tushar
kulula homolytic grilla human as an Amana, Huck. Immediately he
faints.
I mean, this is not a man who is accustomed to this work with the
unseen
but he saw it directly. From that moment on, he began his journey
and Malik Ibn Dennard began merely as a mill. Suddenly, with hustle
bustle, he mostly just someone who prays five times a day, that was a
big deal for him, just pray five times a day, then sit in the
gathering, then can I get you something, he became a HUD and he
was a servant, and then a student
and then an assistant and then he became the Imam. After hustle and
bustle. He became his number two men.
over a span of years and years and years of studying with Hasson
adversity and serving him.
Then as Medikament dinar became came of age you see, this is how
Allah takes someone's bad deeds and makes them it's a good deeds.
He was known for bringing drunkards off the street and into
the Masjid. That's how you turn your bad deeds into good deeds is
by the idea and the concept that you use what you understood what
you learned, okay, now, despite you shouldn't have done that, but
even if you did do that, you did learn something, right? You
learned something about the mentality of a drinker, et cetera,
et cetera. So he would bring them off and he would have mercy for
them and bring them into the misogyny and make and they would
make Toba with him. Okay.
You would make Toba with them has an adversity at that time. Him and
Sophia and authority was younger than him. They would visit Robbie
either we're and they would exchange wisdom with her. Right?
And Robbie either here was a woman that was so ascetic. She was soza
head that she viewed has an ability as a man of dunya and he
said that Soufiane and Allah
I sent the Buffy would leave, we think they would leave their house
weeping and her house or the visit with her weeping saying we're
people of dunya where people have done Yeah, right. That's what the
how much that. For example one time she said give me a wisdom.
Yeah say something wise. He said whoever knocks on the door of
Allah to Allah it will eventually will open whoever keeps men Lezama
Cara Alba Fujihara whoever persists on knocking on the door
of Allah, it will be open to meaning and draw and Toba.
Whatever it is that you're seeking.
Her answer to him was and since when is it closed?
Right. So they she would always be one. One step ahead of them in the
hood, that's Robbie either way, and then has an adversity. He has
a lot of wisdoms. All might have been add that as is the great Alma
even Abdulaziz. You was a believer, and he would ask him for
advice.
And I don't know if he was Khalifa at the time as somebody was alive.
I think that's after but during his life, he would ask him for
advice. And he gave him a great piece of advice. He says in that
luxurious, humble cut Lanza hook
will love the answer sockless hubback, this is a really great
piece of advice, has said he says to him, he says the one who
keeps your company, he's not going to give you good advice. He's not
going to be your advisor.
And the one who advises you get it's not going to keep your
company. Which means like if you have a group of friends and one of
your friends goes like he needs some piece of advice, right? It's
awkward for friends to give friends advice, right? It's true.
It's awkward for a friend to give another friend a piece of advice.
But it's easy for a stranger to give. And if someone comes to me,
and they're a complete stranger, it's very easy for me to say,
look, this is your problem, right? You need to do this, this this
this, I'm never gonna see them again. Right? It's easy for them
to take it to because they don't have to see me again. But if
you're if your companion with people if you keep the company of
peoples for a long period of time, okay. It's hard for now to keep to
give them advice. You have a different relationship. Giving
hard advice is difficult. And that's why if you notice, let's
say like if an imam moves into an area, he moves in, and it was with
dynamite. He's blowing everything up. This is wrong. This is wrong.
Yeah, these are this is haram. Everything's haram because he
doesn't know anybody, right? But give it 567 years now they're
friends now they visit now. They see each other all the time, he's
got to tone it down a little bit because he's gotta go, he's gotta
run the marathon with them. All right. He's got to run a marathon
with these people, with his community with his friends. Okay,
so his advice to them is going to be extremely slow and gentle.
Right, which may or may not be a good thing. So usually you find
that. So when some when there's a great distance between people
there, it's easy for them to give bad, hard advice. Right? But
whenever there as soon as they become close together, is he can't
just give that acid. Right? You can't that you can't just give
them that really tough, tough advice anymore. Okay, so that's a
great wisdom. Let's see another one of his wisdoms. The happiest
you'll ever be is when you put down the dunya when you reject the
dunya. He said, That's the happiest. And then he says,
another amazing piece of advice. He said, how terrible are two
friends, the dinar and the dead home, the gold coin and the silver
coin. He says, Why are they bad friends, they only benefit you
when you separate from them. Right? There's no benefit of money
if it's in your pocket. It's only benefits you when you spend it.
It's extremely wise. Right. So Nadia has another amazing wisdom.
He says knowledge is better than money. You have to protect the
money, but knowledge protects you.
Knowledge benefits you when you acquire it. Money benefits you
when you spend it.
Right? I was having us be my shit. And I was hungover and homesites
Habana could be in Italy, be with people however you want to be with
people, because that's how they're going to be with you. If you're
somebody who was always bringing negativity, they're going to bring
negativity to you someday. If you're always someone who's
uplifting they're going to uplift you someday.
He says nothing has humiliated the dunya and expose it for what it is
like death. Okay, so if you have an ever problems with the dunya
then flee to death meaning the contemplation of death. All right.
Was that allow Roger room for Carla? Yeah, besides Mel Iman, a
man came said episode eight. That was his. His nickname is Konya.
What is Eman he bought a Sabra was sama. Eman is patience and
forgiveness for Kalia beside Miss Sabra was sama Hutsul explained to
me Howard is that connected to him in a subgroup and Marcia Tila
patients on the
disobedience of Allah was somehow had to be adapted for the law or
somehow here not being forgiveness meaning
happiness like willing willingly doing it and just willingly
fulfilling the obligations of Allah. Right. So from the Sahaba
that were his teachers and has been medic was his biggest
teacher, Javed and Abdullah was one of his biggest teacher.
John Jillibean Abdullah, you see his name in the Hadith. Alright
Zubayr awam he saw him when he was a senior as well it was much older
than him sad. The servant of Abu Bakr Siddiq. Look at his link, how
close he is. Okay. Abdullah bin Abbas he met on Alma hooked up as
a baby not only as a baby, but he did as a child was around
automatic nothin.
I leave nobody thought it was in his in his teenage years he was
around Ali and Hassan and Hussein Ahmad ESR. Okay. Ahmed have been
an OS, Malia, Sophia, Abu Hurayrah. But he it is said that
he didn't narrate from Abu Hodeidah and then, his mother Hira
was also a Sahaba. Okay.
One of the things that he did is he never ever went to the civil
wars of the Muslims, he avoided the civil wars between the
Muslims. Okay. So this is an amazing, the amazing life and
times of Hudson bustling now, in Hadith has an embassy is that he
has something called Mata Sita, Al Hassan. And Murase that has an are
viewed by scholars in two different ways. What is what is a
motorcyle? Hadith first of all, is when you skip as a hobby, when you
quote the Prophet directly, all right. And so he's quoting the
Prophet, he's not quoting who he took it from. So the scholars are
have two opinions. One is that we can't accept it because he doesn't
quote equal, he quotes from the others that you can't accept it.
Because on the one hand, none of his motorcycle idiots. They're
usually they're usually not about fifth. They're about zoo hood.
They're about Tafseer, or stories or zoo hood, right? A Hadith
related to that are not necessarily legalistic, Hadees.
Secondly, they say, Who did he take from? Like, he's only
probably skipping as a hobby. Alright, he's probably only
skipping as a hobby, and therefore it's acceptable. So some people
there people scholars go two ways on the Murase. That hasn't it's a
famous theme in a subcategory of study on the
the hadith of has let's have some adversity, let's read about his
death.
So hit through Hassan Al Basri. And mot, I will talk to Sadie
says, you'll see for kala Licata he was given, he had a writer, and
he was dying. He was on his deathbed. And he had a writer he
says, to pay the mayor should be it hasn't been a bill has an issue
in La ilaha illAllah. Write down that hasn't the son of Edward
hasn't because his father his nickname was our Hudson. Your sir.
He says that hasn't says Leila illallah, Muhammad Rasool Allah,
or man che who saw the icon in the multi duckula region, and that
whoever is truly says this from his heart, he enters Paradise,
while I'm Hadera tool Wafaa Jha yesterday, when he was dying,
literally the moment of death is coming. He kept saying in that
Allah when they lay around for Camila Haven who Furqan
Sunday got up and he says, Father, you're worrying us Why are you
saying that? That's what you said that when you say something bad
right, in that Allah Niranjan we see in the disaster. So when your
father's saying that on his deathbed, isn't that scary? Right?
For her right to say and he said Did you see anything?
Right?
He said it's my knifes. I'm afraid. I have not been afflicted
with anything like it. Alright, so he's like, almost worried about
minus. So what is our state with a lot data is fear and hope. How do
you combine fear and hope they're opposites? It's fear of our sins,
and hope and Allah's mercy. That's how you combine fear and hope I'm
afraid for my sins but I hope my mercy
will call origin Liberty City in riots occur in Thailand, Quran Al
Hassan, Hassan who filled masjid for Cara lo ABCD. In, in,
in sadaqa through er metal has an okay, I saw a bird. Okay then a
lesson or taking a lesson right
in from the mosque, a bird taking a lesson from the mosque. He said
if it's true, then he died. All right, forget about it.
Called Elan had timeouts and very shortly after that he died. Okay,
well, Myrtle has a little drama he died the night between a Friday
meaning between Thursday and Friday.
And as we are today, which is inshallah going to be the latest
instrument job and we're gonna sell Who are you when we were
homemade we're UK Raja
okra Johanna and sort of a nurse who was the humble lady and so his
janazah was
after Juma and then which is always the best Janez because it's
packed, alright?
Okay, we can remember to who's and people. The entire city was at the
graveyard during us to the point that the Jamar prayer was not
established in the bus at a mosque, the main bus mosque of
bussola. The Jamalpur was not established there because the
entire city was at the graveyard burying. It has an embassy okay.
And he died Asha Wynia the year 110 Will hombre who to start with
him and guna Sena he was 89 years old and some say sit with this
owner. While you can calculate it. He was born in the eighth year in
the 10th year of the hijra, right and then he died in 110. So then,
he should have been 100 years old. Okay, so there's always different
on the death dates. We're kind of hustle and bustle de la journey
what are Isha and Schertzer danza hidden?
Shuja Anza hidden female in Del Mar look for Ravi bhuvi. He didn't
care about the Amir's. So they want him when people don't care
about you, you tend to want them that dunya is like that if you
don't want what they have, they want you okay. And he was
extremely sincere to the Muslims. So they loved him. Right he was
sincere and his advice to the Muslims so they loved him for that
reason. So that is the great has an adversity and and his story.
And
I did say that we will insha Allah to Allah be talking about
later in this stream and SHA Ben today and we will do that in sha
Allah China. So
we will do that later on. And so but first let's take some comments
and questions on
let's unnecessary minchah that hasn't been bustling. Okay
all the Instagrams that I post on late it's industry min Shaban so
you did not have
any
doubts about it. You should not have How could you have doubts is
straight up a hadith. Okay, here we go. Let's go to the comments.
Ryan, why don't you kick us off? Okay, first question. How can we
be wise like it's an ambassador. Wisdom, according to say nadi is
from taqwa in the sense that the prophets I send them said, Ask act
upon Manami Allah Bhima alumno added Kotze. Zina whom Allah dunya
Alma, whoever acts upon what we taught him, we increase him
knowledge from our own selves. Right Man, I'm ILA Bhima. alumna
who is it now Mala Dona Alma, whoever acts upon what he does No.
Good. We increase him in we give him from us knowledge mill Laguna
Alma means that that is wisdom. That's not book knowledge, you're
going to learn something from your action upon knowledge, something
is going to be come to your knowledge. That is not something
that's textual. And that's the concept and the idea of at Hikmah
wisdom. It's by acting upon knowledge, Allah Tada gives you
something that's special from himself. Okay.
Next, oh, by the way, if you wrote something on Instagram, I can't
see it because it it sort of logged me out. So please
write it again. And I'll see it now. If you wrote anything
previously on Instagram.
Kind of Well, it'd be from albida. Can a person who is an innovator
be a leader of Allah? subhanaw taala? Well, the answer to that is
when we say 100 bitter people of Bidda. We're talking about bid in
actions and a bad or bidder in
Arcada the answer Bidda in nakida, like a sect than No, no, because
knowledge is one of the conditions and fall in the sun is one of the
conditions if we're talking about bit of action, then we split that
up is it agreed upon better than no? A bit in worship that's agreed
upon. But if it's a bit out in worship that is disagreed upon.
Like there are many things and like in chef a 50 That's a bit out
in the medic amend them. That's a difference of opinion. Right? So
that yes, they can be if it's a different upon bit of a bed in a
bed, or inaction, or in contracts or something like that those
different upon bidder than Yes. I'll give you two examples, doing
the MLL in a jamaa
Any night, let's say let's get together do a decaf and solid
pmla. That's a bit out in the Maliki, madam. You can't do a pm
and Elaine, when the Prophet anytime the Prophet did it, but
the chef very method says it's fine. So it's good if it's a
difference of opinion. I'll give you one example in interactions,
right?
If there is a, something called a set up and will occur, the delayed
dowry, that means, if you divorce me, you have to pay this the rest
of the dowry. Okay. That's a bit in the medical method. It's maybe
permissible in the other motherhood. So there's different
upon bidder in actions and in contracts and interactions in a
bad and that's that is fine. Well, it could be have have those. Okay.
Next.
environment plays a vital role, like we saw with Hassan bacillary.
But however, what if you can't have a beneficial environment?
What are you supposed to do? What if you can't have a beneficial
environment?
I don't like the way that question is phrased. Right?
The question is phrased, it locks you into a situation that's
negative. Who said you can't the future you don't know the future.
So you have to always constantly hope for a better environment.
Make dua for a better environment and take every possible action for
a better environment. And if that's what you do, in the
meantime, while you're in a bad environment, I mean, let's say
hypothetically, you're get stopped at the airport and get thrown in,
in a room. Right? And they throw you in this room, and you're there
for like days and days and days. And you're just sitting there with
terrible people who are, you know, you know, just you, you don't want
to be there, okay? Or you're, you're you're a young person, and
you're off to your cousin's wedding. And it's just all Lo,
Allahu, Allahu Allah, you have to fight that with your heart, Allah
is testing you, you don't come to the conclusion, I'm stuck, right?
That type of built in conclusion, you're you built, it's sort of
quietly built into the question or to the premise, then you're going
to lose, because you built it in. But you say, this is temporary.
And in the meantime, I'm going to seek out something better, right?
And you're always going to imagine yourself in a better situation.
Because when you do that, you are having belief that Allah can
create that you wouldn't imagine something if you didn't believe in
luck and create it. Right? So you search sort of just picture
yourself being with the side of hand with the good and finding a
way out and Allah will he will bring you a way out because of
your iman because of your Amen and your your belief that you will
have a way out that's where the job to dabble comes from. The
Walmart has a clip where he says that B has excellent each other by
your persistence upon something and bid to M will you're
constantly thinking about it. Be heads, absolutely job. So if you
want something, and well I love to answer your da constantly
visualize and imagine that's just what he says in this little clip
which I listened to like almost every day, but to me by
contemplating and thinking about it, so So we're imagine it in your
mind. Okay, with an insist upon it. By that Allah answers your
prayer, because you're showing Amen. At that time, you're showing
faith, you're showing belief.
Rather than showing that this is it, I'm done. There's no way out
bla bla bla, no. Next question.
How can one abstain from the dunya when you cannot recognize the
dunya? How can you abstain from the dunya when you can't recognize
the dunya? Well, if you can't recognize the dunya then because
What is dunya anything that distracts you from Allah? So
you're not going to look at is this mic dunya? Is this cup dunya?
Is this iPad? Dunya? No, you're gonna say to yourself, what is
haram and avoid it? And what is distracting me from Allah? And
that's a second level of avoidance. If something's
distracting you too much from Allah, then it's bad. Okay, a
little bit of low is acceptable, right? A little bit of low is like
unwinding yourself a little bit. It's fine. But if it's rusting up
your heart then it's too much then that's what we call a dunya.
Quick question, how was the drunk man's dream considered a true
dream from Allah when he was in a state of sin and wasn't praying?
first sip
can get a true dream
as a warning, what he won't get until he's a sada is a row Beshara
so dreams are of different that the true dreams are two
categories. Or I should say three categories. True dreams are three
categories. What is it Beshara good news. This wonderful thing
that you want is going to happen to you in the future. That's the
Beshara Lahoma Bush rough inherited Jr. The prophets I said
a route yet to saleha live Rajouri sada a beautiful true dream,
giving him glad tidings of defeat.
feature for good men. Then the second one is Nevada, a WARNING
WARNING can come from anybody who's found got a warning, right?
And here Medicube and DNR, he got the warning that this is your
state right now. So that's not that dream was not good news. So
the good news is only the good news type of dream is that which
comes to the righteous person, non righteous prayers you get get a
warning. And then the third one is the vision of the immediate
future. That means you see a dream and then you wake up and it
happens right there. And that could come also to anybody.
Okay, I'm medic says can you put in writing the DUA that hasn't
been said to Al Hajaj? Okay, it's hard for me to right now, but
I'll, I'll try to,
to get it for you.
Brian, what you got?
How can one develop a regular routine of Maha Sabha? How can you
develop a regular routine of Maha Sabha is you can develop this by
every night before you sleep when you put your head on the pillow.
You imagine that it's death that this is at your last day and
that's actually the night time is the best time to to visualize in
your mind. This is my last night. Right? And the Sahaba they had
different routines, some Sahaba they many many others have said
right before we asleep. We take account of ourselves and so that's
why it's one of the because it gives your mind is quieting down
everything's quieting down as you put your head on the pillow you
imagine that Okay, is there a good book in English on the Wizard of
Oz has the buzzy not that I know of.
Is there a.to Recite of to avoid getting attached to the dunya yes
La ilaha illallah dhikr of Allah Allah Allah Allah cuts between us
in the dunya.
Okay, what is their gene movie Gods and majors and KEBA and movie
cards are seven specific sins, and they the Toba is what's different,
it requires Hajj, or life altering repentance, whereas the major sins
require you to simply think about the sin and intentionally make
Toba from it, or irregular Toba but you're intentionally making
telephoned that sin.
All right, next question is by Granddaddy. He says it was a
specific dua he said Allah Jalla Jalla Lu, cool the anger of Hajaj.
Like you cooled the fire of Ibrahim Yes, I'll get it for you
though. And but that's basically essentially what it was. Okay,
notice Noridian Abdus Salam or whatever, says, Nora Adeste
salutes she says
and also when the former drunk Sahaba jumped to his daughter
saving him and reciting the ayah than waking up and going to the
masjid hearing the same verse recited that was medica Bundeena.
I don't know about this, that being as a hobby.
Why is the night celebrated? It's not a night of celebration is a
night of Doha. No, we're not. We're not slaughtering animals and
eating here. Celebration a slaughtering and eating and
sharing food and singing songs. We're not doing that what we're
doing is da
cada el Hawa, Edge needs and desires and forgiveness. We all
need serious forgiveness because if you want your DUA to be
answered in the future, don't you need to be forgiven first? Right?
You have to respect that. So tonight have a bed and dua cosy
Chloe says how do we study about hustle and bustle? There's not a
lot in English to be honest with you. So I'm just gonna combine it
because he mentioned saviors of Islamic spirit. Is that like the
best book? Okay, saviors of Islamic spirit. Yeah, if it's
still in print, it does have one Yeah, that's true.
And yeah, Mama says how do you prevent nightmares after making
we'll do reading AYATUL kursi three calls and you still have
Salawat on the Prophet. That no problem it just simply means that
your what is bothering you still outweighs your remembrance. So the
so your Vicodin needs to just become stronger, meaning longer.
Can you recite Salawat? In sujood? Yes, you can. It's not the common
practice in sujood. But you can do ah is the common practice. Okay.
hamdulillah
Al Hamdulillah All right, Ryan, what you got
I guess following up I'm just wondering, what if this otherwise
is infused with like we talked about Yeah, so the Watts can be
infused with no problem at all. So Institute is it's cool. Yes,
that's fine. It's there's nothing wrong with it. I mean, so what
incense is
alright, so you want to do have a husband basically what he said he
said.
He said, Yeah, well, Lee? Yeah, well, you Yahweh, Lee and yamatji
Yeah, Walia near Mati Yama, Yama levy in the karate.
It's though the one who protects my blessing, which is like life
and everything else. He's really you NEMA he's the guardian of my
blessings. Well Mala the end the quarter Betty and my refuge in my
crisis. Is Nick Mata who better than wa salam and Allah make his
anger towards me. Cool
and peaceful upon me. Come magilton Nora burden was alarm and
Allah Ibrahim just as you made the fire. Cool.
And peaceful for Ibrahim. That's the draw. I'll say it again. Yeah,
we're Lee Amati where my Levy and the karate it Jellinek Mehta, who
burden was alumina Alia? Can magilton Naira burden wa salam and
Allah Ibrahim? I'm gonna screenshot
anything I see that's good online, I screenshot it.
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Father, what do you have to say? You have any questions?
You got? We got a good one over here. Yep. One of the conditions
to be forgiven? is removing malice from the heart. Can you please
elaborate more specifically, on what that were really that malice
means in practicality question, what is malice? And how do you
remove it from your heart because that's one of the conditions I've
laid it industry have been shut down.
For our prayers to be answered, which is tonight, make sure now if
you're in England, it's already like 730, right.
This is the time all the way till federate, or you sleep a little
bit, make sure you get up for tahajjud.
The answer to that is malice is a feeling that you have in your
heart, you just remove it from your heart, and you ask Allah to
remove it from your heart, we can't sometimes control our
hearts, who ask Allah by making dua for the person, it's very hard
to pray for a person and think about their good qualities. And
also, I'll tell you the best way to get malice out of your heart.
Think about the problems that this person is going through, right?
And our relationship with a person sometimes
it may be in a certain sector of life,
okay? Like the masjid, let's say, or a school or a workplace. Right.
And you don't know about the other sector of life where they're
actually miserable.
So it may soften your heart towards the person a little bit
and realize they're so upset in that sector of life, that they're
sort of taking it out on another sector of life. I mean, it's like,
I remember a situation where a person was bothering another
person, like incessantly, bothering another person
at work.
And then somebody says, And they hated this person, but somebody
said something so wise, they said, Listen, man, calm down with this
person, because they're a domestic life is miserable. They have like
in law's in their house that they need to serve day and night.
Because like, they're sick, and they're in need, like they're
doing it willingly. But it's, it's a miserable existence, like,
you're just you come from work, you do more work, right? And then
you have the responsibility of your kids. Right? And so you can
sympathize with the person from that angle. Yes, they may be the
devil to you. But they're also a victim in another setting.
Sometimes that's a weird brainwashing ourselves here, we're
sort of rewiring how we think about people, all with the intent
of cleaning out your heart. These are all methods,
the thinking methods,
and they will unlock sympathy, you'll get a shock wave of
sympathy for that person. Now, every time you think about them,
think about only how they're suffering, right.
And that's how, you know, like a lot of people if you really want a
good biography of somebody or really want to a truth, truthful
contemplation of a person, you have to think of all the facets of
their life, not just one facet of their life. And so sometimes that
that I find that to be really helpful.
All right, let's go to close the COVID hamdulillah Thank you very
much. And I really am happy that it makes my day when people say
things like that and I take that to ALLAH SubhanA which are
Nora, or Nora, because there's a guy in the picture. So he says,
being attached from this world will also make us detach from the
evil. Yes, because if you detach most evil is what we call it
lowers in dunya. Low Azzam is necessary connections to the
dunya.
Alright, so if you don't love, if you don't need attention from
people you don't need to do you won't do a lot of things. Right.
But if you crave attention from people, you will do a lot of
things and eventually fall into the hump. So craving people's
attention is one of the greatest things of
Junya, and isn't this whole world like now just trying to get
attention to get famous, like Plano, Texas, and the rapper from
Plano, Texas, you guys all hear about this guy.
Don't even waste your time he's like a doctor or a nurse or
something like that he comes in scrubs, sometimes it comes in a
suit. And he goes to town halls where he knows that the recorded
because all the town meetings of the of townships are always
recorded, right? So he gets he knows that he's getting an
audience and a camera. And he goes, and he makes his point by
wrapping it.
It's almost so bad, right? That it's catchy, right? You never see
something like that's so bad. It gets your attention. Right? It's
like, it's like you had you have a lot of courage actually, like you
have some guts to be publicly that bad. You actually should be
praised for having the courage and the guts to be that bad in public.
And so this guy finally, he's been doing it for a while. And finally
he got the attention he wanted because he came up with this. This
little rap about putting a bullet in pouvons brain. So anyway,
someone asked, again, out, it's been said, why is it celebrated in
Turkey and Pakistan but not in the Gulf? I don't know why they maybe
there's they don't believe in this Russia ban? Because it's I don't
know what, I don't know. I can't speak for the Gulf. Why they why
they don't do that.
We have a question over here. Right? Related to that one. Yeah.
So how are we supposed to do with, you know, friends, companions, we
don't believe in the benefits of this lesson night and are trying
to take other people. If people are not, they don't believe in
Laylat. In this human Shaban, it's not up for them to believe it or
not, this hadith right there right in front of our face, right?
It's not up to them to believe in it or not, right. But what they
may say that's correct is that there's no specific action on it.
And it's not a night of celebration. For us, it's night of
work. It's it's that night of celebration, from the perspective
that what we may earn of this night, but you don't spend this
night eating, gathering in a sense of partying in like eight. It's
not eight, it's not a celebration of that respect, you would be
wasting your time. It's a night of a bed and DUA and is too far and
Toba and clearing our hearts from other people's the malice with
other people. That's what we should be busy with.
So if someone doesn't believe in that, I mean, that what am I doing
wrong up by whether it's this night or the next night, even on
that perspective? But it's not up for somebody say it's false? How
you say it's false when we have a hadith that are so many.
And I've went over them many times I just met is not bothering at
all.
It's not a bother at all.
Okay, next.
Is there a specific or some overall recite, to stop caring
about other people's opinions? Is there a way to to stop caring
about other people? Yes, La ilaha illAllah. And recitation of Quran
will put a barrier between you and the opinions of people. You won't
care about them at all.
But a follow up I have like, do we want to completely not care about
people's opinions always? Or is there a use include point it was
good point there is there is a way in which you should care about
people's opinion and a reason. And there is a way in which you
shouldn't care about their opinions. Now, how do you not care
about the opinions? Like we don't care if we get blamed
for doing the right thing?
Alright, that's the only time when you don't care about people's
opinions. You should care about people's opinions. If
they're telling you that the way in which you express yourself is
not good. Because we also don't go force feed people the truth,
right? If you were to take the nicest chocolate, and you were to
jam it in someone's mouth, and they spit it out and push you
away, and then you go home saying, I gave people sadaqa. And they
rejected it. All right? No, you didn't do it in the right way. So
there is an element to care about people's opinion on the manners by
which you act, do you want to just do you want to get results or not?
Right? You want to get results. So you have to actually get a little
bit of feedback on the way in which you do things. So that's one
thing where you should care. What's another way that you should
care, the customs and the practices of the righteous people
in your town in your area, because you live with them and you need
them. We don't have this individualism, that I don't care
about what anyone says I'm going to do my thing, okay, do your
thing and be all alone. We exist as human beings and the prophesy,
Sam said and that's when that's what kulula People they live
because of other people, like we live the way we live by
Because someone's putting electricity at someone's building
the buildings, someone's transporting the gas, that's the
physical plane, at the emotional plane, we are able to survive.
Because if I have an issue, I have a friend to go to, I have a wife
to go to, I have a mom to go to, I have a dad to go to. So you move
on with life like that I have a scholar to go to, I have a pious
person to go to. So life can move on. Because we have all these
people supporting us, right? So
in the sense that we do live, and we need to live with other human
beings, we should, the price of that is we should be considerate
of their opinions of how things are done. Okay, so that we don't
go against the gym in that respect. So that's where we should
care about people's opinions, versus not care about people's
opinion, we don't care about people's opinions, when it comes
to and by the way, that the attitude also may may or may
require some tough seat or a breakdown. So I don't necessarily
care, meaning I'm not going to change. Okay, someone doesn't like
my being a Muslim, or wearing hijab, or giving talks, whatever.
So my saying I don't care is by the meaning of, it's not going to
change my opinion, the fact that they like it will not change my
course of action. But the attitude of I don't care, also is, in a
sense, harmful, because aren't we people of Dawa. So I'm not
changing my opinion, but I do care that I want to change their
opinion. Right?
That's the way that we should break down, I don't care about
their opinion means it's not going to influence me. But I do care
about influencing them, and getting them to change their
opinions. Alright, so it's not success to me to go halfway and
say, Okay, well, no, I'm not going to change, but to have the
attitude that guarantees that I will never change them. Because if
you have that negative attitude, and I don't care what you think,
right? At that point, you pretty much guaranteed you're never going
to change them. So you've only got halfway that you've you've
solidified yourself, you didn't bend, alright, you didn't break
down, but you also guaranteed you're never going to change them.
And that's not a good thing. The only time you need to have this
tough attitude. Well, I don't care what you think, is when they come
at you with mockery or an aggression, then you're you can
say, Yeah, well, I don't care what you think, right? You're returning
back their harm with a little bit of a strong reaction. So we have
to care from the aspect of caring to change their opinion and caring
to do Dawa. But not necessarily
they're liking it or not liking is not going to affect our course of
action.
Next question,
what do you do to detach your heart from the dunya detach your
heart from the dunya much my remembrance of death.
Tonight is Laylat al Bara or freedom from the fire or Laylat
industry min Shaban Faisal Bilal, he's asking that question.
So it is late in history. Yes. And it has been said by celebration, I
did mean, I bet Yes, we should do a lot of good deeds and a bad that
is correct. Okay, next question. So he's asking what was email
Malik's outlook on this night? What is the mathematics? I don't
know? I didn't look up what he mimetics commentary is, well, why
don't we look it up now?
Well take the next question.
While you do that
someone asked about if the ahaadeeth Regarding this Shaban or
die if they're mixed some dive in some stronger than that
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format hubs have gone to give life by doing good deeds and seek
Allah's forgiveness to make dua because Allah says that he gazes
upon the creation on the night of Mr. Shah bernfeld filled with a
baddie and he forgives This is narrated by Imam Muhammad in his
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Okay. It is highly. What does it mean that Allah is gonna gaze?
Isn't he always looking at us? Yes, but it means emphasis with
emphasis on this time. That means more forgiveness, more answering
of dua.
Okay, so there's not even a discussion.
When I go out of the app, the Instagram app, it ends up
like killing the app and killing the stream. So I don't see
people's comments anymore.
Next question.
If you if you put in a question in Instagram, and I didn't answer it,
put it in again.
Okay. Yes.
Was from a four hour ago, asked is very well to listen to try that
the night where the Qibla was changed from beta Noctus. to No,
it was not changed at night. Firstly, it was changed in the
middle of the day. And I don't know if we have a date for that.
We do have the month I'm sure but no, no, it's not no. Are we
allowed to fast Friday without fasting Thursday? And Saturday?
The answer is yes. The chef ama B has said otherwise. She says, but
I don't know. But we are allowed to fast in the medical method
Friday without fasting. Thursday and Saturday. There ematic was
specific that the only reason you do that you it will be mcru is the
element of trying to imitate the Sabbath, which I don't think
anyone does. And the weight that just to prove that you're not is
to do any work. If you do any work on Friday, then you've nullified
imitation of Friday of Sabbath any work like fixing a screw or moving
anything. So I'm turning. How can that elevator hop in an elevator,
turn the lights on, boom, you've negated the Sabbath. So you're not
imitating the Sabbath? I don't think anyone wants him. It's
Sunday. Right? It's a miserable thing, right? Stuck all day. It's
dark. Why would you make your life miserable?
Okay, so I ematic he says I want this cap. I need somebody who has
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There's no website for it. It was made.
It was custom made by
an older a veteran. I shouldn't say older I should say veteran.
She's a veteran like, what's the word seamstress? Sower?
She's a sower basically, for Coach. Right for coach and I would
just look in NJ hat makers and she came up and she's really good.
Right? But she sort of got tired of making them so
I didn't want to bring in her anymore. And I need them. It's I
was very surprising. This is just two pieces of cloth but people
have difficulty making it. haven't found anyone to make it.
If the day I get a factory in Pakistan and make 100 a seamstress
that is the name seamstress is the technical word. Okay.
Did has anybody have brothers and sisters? Not that I know of that
were famous but he may have had brothers and sisters. Is there
good bidder and bad bidder? No, there is obligatory bidder. Like
what? Having multiple dramas in the same Masjid. Right? That's an
obligatory bid not because there's no way to for all the people to
attend drama. Is there a permissible or recommended or good
bidder? Yes. Like reciting the Quran entire Quran in taraweeh
that's not a practice of the Prophet or the sahaba. Is there a
permissible Bidda permissible Buddha would let me think using
beads is permissible it's not recommended nor using a super or
using a calculator to get lectures okay one times guy said
why don't you just calculate what why are you calculating your
numbers of victory on a beat on beads? I said when you calculate
years ago, do you do it in your head and a number
Your fingers are used a calculator, right? It's just a
calculating device. That's all it is. What is a discouraged vidaa? A
discouraged vidaa would be something like
McCoo what's a bidet? mcru Give me something Bedava crua
in a bad debt
Okay, dua in English insula while capable of making it in Arabic in
the Maliki method that's been Amakusa. Because the prophets I
seldom did not do that. But if the person cannot speak Arabic, they
make dua in Arabic in their language in Salah, that's what we
call what sorry if he can speak Arabic, but he still nonetheless
makes his jaw in English, that will be called the dama crew.
Or, for example, reciting the same Surah on set prayer so so in acid
I recite sort of the NUS and certain method or indoor recite
this and you stick to that there's no precedent for its bidet. mcru.
Or, for example, you miss the sutra in the second Raka. So you
make it up in the third Rukka No, that's mcru Okay, for you to do.
There's no precedent for anything there's no precedent in Silla
because sulla is very strict. We pray as exactly as the prophet
Brady's all been, I'm a crew. Okay, bit, I'm a crew.
But I'm Ohama of course, is anything sinful that's mingled
into, for example, contracts, we bid a Mahanama Alright, are acts
of worship that entail something sinful in it.
Right.
Like, for example, if we were all get together, men and women in a
setting where it's impossible to lower the gaze, but we're doing a
bed that's a bit of a crew a bit, because it is something haram.
Okay.
So that's how Bidda has every single category.
Are you having a program at the master tonight? Yes, come out at
McGraw. So let's admit it. We read
the Hadith related to
labor to nurserymen. Siobhan
Okay.
H bas Hamdulillah. I really appreciate what you're saying.
Thank you so much for saying that.
Cozy, Chloe says are you Egyptian? My parents came from Egypt, yes.
Yep. I have mixed feelings towards Egypt. Like it's amazing history
and everything. And by the way, no one's truly Egyptian. It's all
immigrants. Right? It's like almost all immigrants. Like, like,
for example, my, my mother could probably trace their lineage to
another country, my father's side, they trace they can trace their
lineage to another country. But for the last three, four, maybe
234 generations, it's been Egypt. So we don't know any other country
as a source of ethnicity and origin. It's just Egypt, New
Jersey. That's it.
I have mixed feelings because the history is amazing. The spirit of
the people, to me was amazing. I don't know what it is now. But I
cannot stand pollution. Like, pollution does not come like
pollution on the ground. It doesn't come from anything other
than your willingness and acceptance of pollution. Right?
Like why I took the ride from Cairo to gem yachts one time, four
hours, I think the entire I did a survey the entire highway. You
could not see the curb litter, litter, litter, litter, litter,
that stuff. It makes me sort of crazy. And that's all you get used
to it. I don't want to get used to it. We're not supposed to be
getting used to dirtiness. Right. I don't want to get used to that
stuff.
But nonetheless, it has such an amazing history and
a desire to increase memory.
Hmm, is there a drive to increase memory? Yes, there is. Senator
Cory Booker fella tensor recite often suited Alok
because it is the verse Seneca for let's answer, we will recite it
unto you in a way that you will never forget. So recite often
students and add up Is it true that you're seeing can be recited
to fulfill one's dua Yes, seen and any other and fetch him more often
even more Facha for because there's a famous Hadith prophesy
centum set the Hadith, pudsey. Allah says the Fatiha I split it
with my servant.
And just to give you the brief summary of the Facha the first
three verses, our praises of Allah, the other three are our
commitment to Allah and a DUA and ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada says about
it for my abs is whatever he wants. So that's why we recite
Facha at the end of a DUA.
Is it permissible to listen to Quran while working out and I
would say no, that's too much Vickery. Yes. But Quran No, unless
it's just walking
Running No, but walking here because walking is automatic.
There's no effort into it and there is nothing like sweating and
all that. One we'll be coming to the UK.
We got to come to the UK eventually. Well,
now to come to the UK in Toronto, next time I'm coming you can't go
to London. I went to Birmingham. What's the point? They got a
million scholars there? Right? I mean, I guess we'll go visit them.
Can medic easy dogs, my crew. Alright, one more question. Is
there a book club for women? There was unless you want to lead it if
you want to lead it.
Because our sister who was leading it, she wasn't able to continue.
She is an English professor. But Kim, if you want to lead the book
club for ArcView send us a message and we could start it right
leading the book club because that sister she couldn't continue.
Cozy. Chloe says litter is gross and for the non Muslims are way
it's it's a shame. It's a shame that I can go to the Scandinavian
countries, European countries.
And they're clean.
And I'm going to come to
Okay, Muslim country, nine out of 10 is going to be filled with
filth. I don't want excuses.
litter and cleanliness is an ethic.
ethic. I'm not going to believe otherwise. Yes, people do have
little downward spiral and a depression and there comes a point
where you can't transform your whole country but you can
transform your street. Like the door in front of me I could trump
you know, do that. And if I did that, and you did that, and
everyone else did that you have a clean town, right?
If someone wants to get a specific dollar answer to you just recite
suits and fecha Fatiha and mingle it with Salah on the messenger
Salallahu Salam and don't just rely upon one to repeat your DUA
nonstop knowing is going to happen because that's a shot that's a
precondition of from the prophets I said
I heard wants you to recite suited to Doha for lost objects That's
correct.
Certain was XAML for marriage.
Really, truly any a bed that you want you show your sincerity to
Allah that's it. Lily Shire says merchandise. Is it permissible to
have an Islamic quote on a t shirt and sell it like a hadith? I don't
like that because you have to go to the bathroom to be honest with
you.
Right? You have to go to the bathroom with it and it's gonna go
into the laundry. It's gonna go with with like underwear in the
laundry. I don't understand people who put ads of Quran Taqwa Allah.
explain something to me when you take your shirt off. Where are you
putting it? Putting it with your underwear film and you're in a
Jessa
This is haram
or you handwashing this thing?
You putting it in the laundry? Then it's gonna go mix up in the
washing machine Have some respect. You don't put Hadith and DUA and
liquor on T shirts and on clothing.
Bidet Mahatama it's been on my crew her
until you put it into the washing machine or the laundry basket with
your filthy socks. That that moment it becomes better Mahara
man, you're sinful for it and you should get lashes what is the
right way to ask do up? And what should we do? So Allah answers our
dua you should first believe so much in his generosity as a
precondition believes so much that he's willing to give and capable
of giving Okay, that's the first precondition you go on from there
did i What about Muslims that put up Ramadan Moon trees to imitate
Christmas trees? That's a bit apathetic.
The ruling on that is you are pitiful that's how now here's I
don't want to offend any friends who may have done that but bit
Michael macro haram this now you add a new category did a pathetic
inferiority count complex? What is wrong with you to put up a tree
that doesn't even exist because the kofod put up a tree you want
to put up a tree. By the way you don't even want to imitate good
fodder. You only imitate the European prefer the Chinese and
the Mexicans and the have a lot other holidays. I never saw you
imitating them. You only imitating the European because they they
whipped you in the wars in the last 500 years. So you love them.
That's that's a simple fact. They whipped you they want your grandpa
their grandfathers whipped our grandfathers that's the truth. So
you love them. Right? And maybe you'd love their white skin that a
lot of people do and stuff and I didn't see you imitating them only
imitating the Western Europeans or we have an important question.
Important question. Go ahead. Is your job compulsory in Islam? Is
hijab compulsory? The answer is yes and suited to note and also
edge mount and also the behavior of all this a hobby
and their daughters. What is what they said that the Indian court
recently gave the verdict saying that it's not necessary
It's not obligatory what was the Indian court has nothing to do
with this Indian court you know they could they have you know
their basis of making law is whatever it is has nothing to do
with this
yeah they're trying to ban it they want to wage war against us what
do we expect their machine to gain? We curse all their gods in
the sense that we don't believe in them right? Of course they want to
they're our enemies what do we expect let's have some common
sense right? They are enemies. They are at least that band of
them that group of them right
knew what I dissolute she says not my grandfather. She must be a
convert then yeah, my grandfather's weren't with by by
their grandfather. It's true. Right? The best people to do Dawa
are the people who are the sons of the location right the sons and
daughters of that that people those people
How do you suggest purifying clothes when adjusted my concern
is mixing it with other clothes in the washing machine no problem
that you could just put it in there the water will rinse it all
out pure water in the beginning pure water in the end and it will
all clean out your you're good to go Can the Mandy be a non Arab he
may Allah Allah He may have mixed of non Arab and Arab alone but he
will be an Arab from Quraysh but he doesn't mean that one of his
mothers or forefathers or grandmothers was not outside of
Arabia
Okay. All right. One more question related to today's topic. What do
you got?
Okay, this is a this is an action item for everybody.
What can you suggest do eyes and actions for tonight? Suggested do
an action for tonight. Let me go to the book and I'm going to read
you exactly the.so Pay attention screen grab this if you want to.
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sometimes it doesn't. Let's see if I saved it as a picture.
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who
He bestows. You know, could you reconnect the stream? Yeah, I
don't know what happened. Sometimes it just logs out. But
let's just go for the rest of everybody else. The one who can
boast about our gifts about giving Okay, and he and nobody else can
boast where they'll generally will Ikram Oh of majesty, and
munificence or generosity yeah the total in the Great Giver
of blessings La ilaha illa Anta there is none No Lord, but you
Vahana allege in the source of everyone who
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the source of everyone who is seeking help what genre Mr. God in
what amount of clarity in the score of those who are afraid all
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Sharpie and femme one the SME is me, is Miss chicawa Oh ALLAH if
you have written me in your book in your destiny, okay, as
miserable.
Then wipe away.
My name from the miserable
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the happy when contact up any InDeck of human Kitab in Mahara
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confirm me amongst you, with you as someone given to feed to the
good and happy for indicates a goofy Kitab IK and let the insult
you say in your book that you are brought down. Yum Hello Masha we
will be joined to Makita Allah wipes what he wants and he keeps
what he wants and with him is the Omen Kitab Illa hibbett to general
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