Shadee Elmasry – NBF 38 Miracles of Doing Salawat on The Prophet
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the theme and what's the theme, the theme here being the
inspirational stories
related to Scylla and salaam a love the messengers.
And we are reading from a wonderful book
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the gift of goodness.
So let us begin.
The first one is about setting Abu Bakr Siddiq. And he says here that
the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam set out for the
hindrance early at night, during his journey,
the Prophet said Abu Bakar, sometimes we'd walk ahead of the
messenger at nighttime. Why? So that if there's something in the
path, right, he would hit now in Germany, the polite manners, I
remember studying this in German class.
In seventh grade, they make you take like a one semester of each
class, in seventh grade, so that in eighth grade, you can make a
decision, but you have to take German for a semester, Spanish for
a semester and French for a semester. So then at that point,
you can actually make a decision of what you want to take. So in
Germany, one of the things they do is that the man goes out first.
So like the wisdom behind that, is that so he can see if there's
danger, right? That's why the man goes out first to see if there's
any danger there. So sometimes it's from the from the what the,
the wise thing to do is to go ahead of the person who's that
you're that you're like, respecting, right? So he goes out
first. And he would walk in front of the messengers that I sent him
to make sure there were no ditches, there were no issues,
there were no problems, etc, etc, etc. And now he says, sometimes he
would walk on the right of the messenger, so I send them and
sometimes on the left, because if you're walking with somebody, and
there's some harm on the right, let's say you're walking with
either someone you respect a lot more than you someone that you
honor like your profit, or like a child, or you're let's say you're
walking with your wife, there's traffic is on the right side,
who's going to walk on the right than the guy, right? The debt or
whatever. Or if the traffic's on the left, you walk on the left so
there's a reason why he was walking in this so the province I
said them said, Oh, Bucha now let's see what
what Abacha replied with this. said Yeah, Buck.
Sometimes I see you moving in front, sometimes behind me,
sometimes besides me. So why was sitting in Abu Bakar we talked
about why the normal person would do that. Why was saying Abu Bakar
doing this. He said whenever the thought of the enemy pursuing you
from the back occurs to me I move swiftly from the back in other
words, again, same concept if there's a threat I go backwards, I
think there's a threat.
And whenever fear overcomes that, the enemy is ahead. I moved ahead.
Whenever I thought they were on the right I moved to the right to
the left to the left. Right.
So I said him said Yeah,
Munna Dum en su if it is what often will love you day. Yeah,
it's called How to need that. You're calling somebody. If it's
moved off Moldavia lake. It's monsoon Yeah, bear Bucher? Not
yet. I will Boqueria Abubaker because will love them with Avi de
prophesy centum said Yeah, Baba, do you prefer your life over my
another words to
sacrifice your life for me?
Abu Bakr Siddiq said without a doubt, oh messenger of Allah.
Swear by the one who has sent you with the truth of Islam that I
prefer, that I would sacrifice myself for you. See, when the
prophets I send them and say number because they were doing the
hijra, the amount of asstra of secrets of things that happen
between sin Abubaker in between the prophets I said no. We will
never know
how imagine you have two weeks with the Prophet peace be fun, but
not two weeks where everything's normal. Two weeks of heightened
heightened heightened intensity, almost fear
reliance upon Allah that means your Eman is heightened. Okay?
They're not nothing is distracting imagine you just had two weeks
with somebody it's not really a big deal because you just it's
just two weeks with somebody but two weeks under threat with
somebody
and two weeks of either traveling or or staying in the cave. That
means you're together at all times it's not like two weeks in a house
I might be sleeping you might be awake, right? Something like that.
No together they're traveling together they're resting. An
amazing amazing gift that Allah subhanaw taala gave to say no but
Chris
he was the one to get to do the hit that with the messenger based
upon
how could he not be the Khalifa after the Prophet peace be done?
Think about that. The secrets that he carried between him and the
messenger that experience nobody else carried that experience. Not
a single person ever had anything close to what he had in that
experience. So show me in the Sierra, who had two weeks alone
with the messenger who had one week just him in the messenger
know the province I sent him once he arrived at Medina that was it.
Privacy was so limited, right? There was hardly any privacy.
So that was it. It was almost as if this is almost like a parting
gift in the sense that Abu Bakr Siddiq spent so much time
supporting the Prophet in Mecca, having a lot of private time in
Mecca. This was this Hijra was as if to say, This is it. There's no
more private time after this. It's gonna be very rare that he has any
privacy with the Messenger of Allah when you send them.
Next, he says, so now we're back with regards. Regarding the Hijra
with the messenger we traveled hastily the entire day and the
entire night, until the afternoon hate heat became too intense. I
then found the road to be empty and no one was walking on it. I
looked at to see whether I could find any shade. So we could take
shelter and then spotted a cave in which we took refuge. And I said O
messenger of allah sallallahu sallam, remain outside the cave
and allow me to enter it. So that if there's any harm, right? It
will harm me and not you. After entering the cave, I began
cleaning it and spread out a cloth upon which the messenger could lay
down. I then requested him to enter take arrest, and he acceded
to my request. In other words, he accepted this request, the
messenger peace be upon him laid down, and I want to see whether I
could spot anyone who was searching for us. In other words,
he's doing reconnaissance, it's called reconnaissance you go.
And we have here something here in America called second force recon,
that you just you have to go in deep into the enemy territory and
make sure get an assessment of what's going on. So he went, and
then I spotted a shepherd nearby. And I said, Who's the owner, and
he named a man from Mecca and I knew that
they knew each other. Alright, so he said, give us some milk. And he
said to do any of the goats have milk? He said, Yes. He said, Can
you give us some milk? You see, agreed, give us some milk, right?
Because if if when you're dealing with somebody else's wealth,
you're allowed to actually dispose of it and use it as you see fit
that the owner would have accepted like if something that wouldn't be
considered, you know, misuse of the funds, or of the of the
property. So he agreed and he milked one of the goats for me and
I poured into a container, I added some water to the milk to cool it
down because milk comes out hot so we added some water to the milk.
And then I took this to the Messenger of Allah, I found him
awake. And I said, O Messenger of Allah take some of this milk, and
he was extremely
relishing the milk. He's the Messenger of Peace be upon him,
took it and he drank from it. And he said, I was the province of a
buck. He said, it gave me so much happiness to see the messenger
peace be upon him, taking something for himself, because the
messenger size seven was always giving, giving, giving from his
habit was always giving. And for him to take something for himself.
A buck just like sat there and watched for the you know, wasn't a
normal thing for the prophets to take for himself. He was always in
status of hunger, or fasting or giving out his wealth.
Next, he says Abacha prepared to sacrifice everything for the
profit during better said now we're back with his son on the
ramen was still not a Muslim, and he fought on the opposite side.
After embracing Islam, while seated with his father, Abacha
explained, oh, my beloved father during the battle.
You were in striking distance?
A few times, but I couldn't do it. I couldn't kill you. Buckler said,
if you are in my striking distance, I would have killed you.
Right? Because you could have killed the Messenger of Allah.
Right? That's why not because I'm trying to kill you. You could you
could have killed the Prophet. Like if you if you had the chance
you would have killed the Prophet therefore, I wouldn't have spared
you. So just show
that empty bucket his love for for the messenger was greater than his
love even for his own flesh. Some people say they find this odd,
they find this like sort of weird Why should I love somebody else
more? Well the thing is this, the prophets I send them is the key to
eternal happiness. That's, that's our belief, that's our deen. Allah
has used him as the key to eternal happiness. So if you love
somebody, you want them to have eternal happiness, right? So
therefore he's the root
of all of their happiness. Without the messenger peace be upon him,
we wouldn't have this we'd have misery in this life, we wouldn't
have answers to moral questions we wouldn't have understood. We
wouldn't have a lot of the spirituality that we have the
stability that we have without Allah having sent us the Prophet
peace, be fun. That's why he takes priority over us over all things.
If you want your happiness, secure the source of your happiness
first, He's the source of all stability and happiness and
therefore, the love of Him takes priority over all other things.
Alright, let's take a look at some other incidences. Okay, let us now
move to
interesting one, this Javi Hakeem even his
he begged for some assistance, he used to be a beggar, the sahabi
some Sahaba were beggars and he used to be a beggar
used to be a beggar.
But in the province, I said, give him something. He came again and
he baked in the Prophet saw him give him something. When he came,
the third time Prophet gave him something they said, Yeah, Hakeem,
money has a deceptive appearance, it appears very sweet. But it is
not really. So.
It is a blessing when earned with the contentment of heart, but no
satisfaction when acquired by greed, or begging. This is a
beautiful thing. How we interact with earning.
When your heart is already content, you're happy with what
you have, and you earn money. That money is a blessing for you. When
you're greedy, or you're cheating, like there's no there's two types
of cheating, that's haram. But there's also a way of earning
money, which is not supposed to be
the idea of begging. When you're young men, okay? You shouldn't
Beck, when we in the masjid, we have Zika and Ramadan is coming,
there's going to be a lot of money for Zika. If you're a state as a
physically able bodied young men, chances are you're not going to
get this occur. They always prefer the single moms over the young
men. Because it doesn't it's not it's not the right way of things.
You're a young man, you should be working, go work.
And even if you're hungry, chances are if you're homeless or
something, give me some us
if you're homeless or something
you can survive if you're young man, would you get this?
Medina stuff.
Okay.
So he said O Messenger of Allah, I will not beg, again, from anyone
after this. Here's the beautiful thing about this is that
you when you earn your look at your state, and before you earn,
if I'm a chef, I said something similar. He said, When you receive
something, if you have no problem losing it, then it will never harm
you. But if losing it would shake your Eman
then or cause you to like have a fit. He said then you're not in
the position to receive it. It's going to harm you because it's in
control of you rather than you being in control of it. Okay.
How about this, look at this.
In the neighborhood of Satan that might have been humble, there was
a person who was leading a life of sin and vice, okay. He was always
sitting. One day he attended the DIS the lecture of Satan on the
Imam Ahmed. And upon entering the Medicis, he greeted him with set
up, Imam Muhammad answered he stood up the man perceived that
the Imam had shown some disinclination towards him.
So the man's view was like, Oh, he didn't give me like a warm set. I
mean, just
so he dressed him amazing. Oh, Abdullah, I feel like you're not
happy with my presence here.
perceiving that the Imam had a natural aversion to it, good.
Because me because of his sense. He says, I wish to inform you that
from this day on, I've given up my life of sin and have resolved to
lead a life of obedience and submission. He further explained
to you in a moment he said last night, I had a dream of the
messenger of allah sallallahu and he was
the messenger of allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he said, Why do
you not request me?
Now he's sitting in front of the Prophet the prophesy, Sam said,
asked me for dua,
asked me for a DUA.
Why don't you ask me for a dog? He said, O Messenger of Allah, my, I
have so many sins and such a life of transgression. I'm ashamed even
to be in your presence, let alone to speak to you and ask for a DUA.
The prophets I said them said, do not have fear, nor worry nor
shame, stand up
and I will make dua on your behalf.
So I stood up in front of the Messenger of Allah. And he made do
out for me. I woke up immediately. And I found that Allah had placed
a natural aversion and resentment in my heart for all the sins that
I was involved in.
Some huddle.
It's in the book of Tobin. The book of penitence, the penitent
people. Subhanallah
Amar, you joining us today.
You need to just fix her couch, push it in
SubhanAllah. How about a Yuba City any famous famous Abdullah Mubarak
said, I heard that Imam Abu Hanifa said When are you a suck the Ernie
was an Al Madina Munawwara I was also there. And I watched him to
see how he goes and he says Sudan to the messengers and Eliza.
I saw him facing the grave with his back to the fibula. And he was
standing there without saying a word rather he would just weeping
and weeping.
Let's talk about this Bedouin at the grave of the messengers of
Allah when he was on them. Once a Bedouin visited the grave of the
Prophet peace be upon him and he said, Allah, you have commanded
that slaves be set free. Here lies Your most Beloved messenger, and
he understands your slave, standing at the final resting
place of Your most Beloved, I beseech you, set free this humble
slave from the fire of *, no, no, it set me free. You can write
it write it down now that I'm free from the Hellfire
from the unseen voice was heard saying for yourself alone, did you
ask freedom? Why did you not ask for all of the OMA
we have set you free from the fire of jahannam. So this is actually
one of the lessons here is that if you want something for yourself,
bring someone along with you. Like if you want, let's say someone is
shooting for something in life, if you're shooting for it by
yourself, that's good. Draw is excellent. But if you're actually
adding someone with,
like, give me the SOFIA versus give me and so Haven Amato the
tofield and us and Right, right, all of us, okay, that's much
stronger that your job will be accepted. Because let's say you
are you really don't need it. But let's say a mod really needs it.
More than of all of us, he really needs it. And he really he earned
it somehow. Right? We'll all get it on behalf of him because Allah
Tada when a group of people make dua, he doesn't say okay, yours is
accepted. Yours is not yours. This accepting yours is not. That's not
how it works. They all go up at once. That's why it's always if
you could have someone partake with you in the door, or that
you're mentioning someone else with you in the door. It's always
stronger.
So here
at SMA he relates once a Bedouin stood in front of the grave of the
messenger sort of license. Yeah, Allah here lies your beloved, this
is your beloved, and I'm your slave. And she thought is your
enemy. If you forgive me, Your beloved will be pleased and your
enemy will be displeased is that oh my Sustainer do not forgive me,
the heart of Your Beloved. If you did not forgive me, then the heart
of your beloved will grieve because I'm from his own mouth.
And your enemy will be overjoyed because your slave is with him
again.
Oh Allah, it is accustomed among Arabs that whenever a great ruler
among them passes away, they used to set the free all of His slaves
right?
At his grave as they buried him they set free of his great said Oh
ALLAH Here lies the master of all leaders and rulers and I stand
here as your slave so Allah set me free from the fire agenda.
That's my says.
Further hearing the supplication of this bed when I said to him,
yeah, colada.
Okay, oh man of the Bedouin or something like this.
Oh, Arab.
This was a wonderful supplication and Allah will definitely forgive
your sins. Okay. So all of this is by SubhanAllah.
Our connection to the Prophet Habib Ahmed recently put out a
video and he said that why are the Sahaba greater than everybody
else? Is it their knowledge of Quran? Some of them were not even
her father had been when he prayed with Cassata sword. He didn't have
time to memorize the Quran. As soon as he got in, entered Islam,
straight to war, right
It spent the rest of his life in war. So he was a man who didn't
memorize the Quran. Okay, so what was the secret of the sahaba?
Okay, by the way, you guys have to be very close to the mic today,
like kissing the mic. And then you can tighten up your, like
literally kissing the mic.
So he said then that
it's not by their hips, about conquest, not every Sahabi
conquered anything like they didn't spread Islam. How about
converts, not everyone entered Islam because of Sahaba. Some
Sahaba did did not bring anyone in Islam, about FIP. Some Sahaba
weren't,
but the least companion is greater than the greatest Muslim after. So
how do we make sense of that? He said it's by the connection to the
Prophet peace be upon. Right? That's the rank of the Messenger
of Peace we've been alright let's talk about customer journey.
Customer Journey you is from the Muslims who ruled over parts of
the Mediterranean and that name Castellano still comes down
it but now they're all non Muslims obviously. Italians.
Of course tonight he writes in his book on Mila Bella duniya. What is
it more habla duniya mein. Why would le geneia means the gifts
that are given, like secret gifts from Allah subhanaw taala because
Allah Tala gives people's gifts, secrets.
Right, when they act upon the religion, Allah gives them like
secret knowledge. In other words, insights and wisdoms on the bed,
okay. He says, I became so sick that the doctors gave up treating
me, the doctors gave up and they said, prepare him for the death.
I speak like an Arab now.
For the day, I prepare him for death.
I need to relearn English to be honest with you. Because I read so
much and I listened all I listened to his Arabic. And all I read his
Arabic I hardly read English books anymore, right? I'm not into
someone who you know, these, like some people read, like, all sorts
of anthropological books and literature. I don't read that
stuff. I'm totally not into any of that stuff. Right? Maybe Maybe I
should read that stuff. But I don't see any point. Right. So I
don't read a lot of these things you.
So my Arabic actually has to get better. My English has to get
better. I mean, so prepare for death. He said. He said one day,
it was the 28th of Jumada Lula in the Hijra year 893. And I was in
Mecca, Animoca, Rama
and I made dua through the sila have Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam that he heals me of my affliction. We talked about this
the other day, the prophets I seldom taught the blind men and
the blind man was healed from this. And we said as a Jew, it
Allah be Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam when I turned, there are
now two prepositions, they're going to grow like a branch and
two sub branches. I
turn to Allah by the prophesies and why? Because every time we
turn to Allah to Allah,
we actually have to offer something offered to hedge it,
offer fasting offer sadaqa of even drinking zamzam is it was sila,
right? And the greatest of all of these WISA is the one who taught
us these were said, right, logically speaking, it must be the
route is more important than than the branch right? What do you if
you're gonna sacrifice something of the tree would you sacrifice
the branch or the trunk? Of course the branch right. So he then said,
through the messenger, so I said them I made I said, Oh Allah for
the sake of the messages, I send them Yeah. And in my connection to
him, everything related to my followership of him everything
related to him, some Allah when he was sudden heal me of my sickness
while I was asleep, then I saw a vision in which I saw a man with a
piece of paper in his hands on which was written, but assuta
allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam has commanded that this medicine
be given to Ahmed ibn custa learn when l castellanii. When I woke
up, I found that no sign of my illness remained
okay
telling you
Next, let's talk about Emraan. And whilst at no relation to anarchy,
there wasn't a you
know relation, which is a Aqeedah book that is basically taking them
with the shabby heads and making them Central and we do the exact
opposite.
Not to say that there are not some excellent things in that
book but those excellent things are also found in all the other
books. Right?
Once I was on a journey towards Madina Munawwara and along the
way, I was so thirsty,
and we had run out of water that happened used to happen back in
the day. The journeys were dangerous spot alone, traveling
was dangerous thing. So traveling was really dangerous. I ran out of
water. And I feared death. So I just sat under a tree.
That's it, I was ready to die. Suddenly, a rider appeared upon
me.
But the horse was green. And the rope was green. The rains and the
saddle was green, in his hand was a glass that was green, and the
drink inside of it was green. Like it's something strange, right?
And I took that glass right away, and I drank three times from that
guy's one goal. Second goal, second goal, okay, until there was
not a drop left in it. He then asked me where I was going. I
said, I'm going to Madina Munawwara to convey my Sadam to
the Messenger of Allah, so I sent him in his two companions.
He then replied, when you reach Madina, Munawwara and you have
greeted them, then convey my salaam to the messenger as well.
And to his two companions. Tell them that Juan has conveyed his
son,
the angel of Jana, the angel in charge of paradise SubhanAllah.
This isn't the book for LA, Madina, Munawwara. The book of
Allah al Madina, Munawwara Subhanallah that is a amazing
Karana we believe in krumitz.
Because we don't we're not naturalists. That's why we so
easily believe in karma. It's because we're not naturalist What
does a naturalist and naturalist believes that the way things are
is like some kind of default setting. Right? It has to be this
way. We say no, it doesn't have to be this way. Right. It does not
have to be this only this way because Allah said Be it this way
I could have been we could have been humans could have been
purple. Lions could have been green, walking could have been
upside down on the sky. Eating could have been just like eating
mud.
That would have been nourishment for us. Procreation could have
happened by other organs if Allah wanted. Humans could have grown
out of trees, if Allah like plants, if a low on it, right?
anything was possible that is as long as it is not a self
contradiction as possible. And Allah Tata chose things to be this
way for wisdom that he knows, but it could have been chosen any
other way.
So therefore, when something like this, like an angel comes to the
earth, that's something that we're not accustomed to, okay.
We're just not accustomed to it. It's not the norm of His creation.
But there's nothing that would stop it from happening. Okay, so
that's why it's so easily all we look at for when it comes to
Quran. That's all we look at is the narration. Is the narrator
trustworthy, right? That's all we care about.
And there are some commits that are impossible, that we call by
Sharia, it's impossible. Anything that messes with that is in
lineage, for example, was limited. For example, no woman can now say
I have a baby just like saying the video that is cut off. One a lot.
There's a general rule it's not always the case. But generally,
one a lot two out of specifies the person in the Quran for a Kurama
then that person then that is a limited, Miracle matzah. In
general, the general rule is anything that could be Marchesa
and Caramba. Could be anything. There's no limit the only limit is
a march is it to a prophet comes with the claim of prophethood
and he should proclaim it it should be proclaimed because it's
a marker. This is a prophet of Allah follow him. Whereas Quran
mats for odia if it's for himself, he may only to the people whose
Eman would increase from it
otherwise he's better off to keep it to himself so he avoids it yet
showing off and that the people don't sort of like start treating
him so differently and that it affects his Dean possibly. So the
edit in dealing with it is different but it could be anything
so that's the that's the rule but there they also just say as a
general likelihood that when Allah specify something in the Quran,
then it is something that
is only for that Prophets for example, we're not allowed to to
not plan something as it's a military general not plan
something and put yourself put the people between a rock and a hard
place then they're gonna get slaughtered like what said no Musa
they said I'm woke up his people all in the middle of the night.
Wake up the entire many hundreds. I think there are hundreds of
1000s right of Benny's probably what 200,000 members of Benny
Street at that time, right? So maybe 100,000 Who knows?
All right, but wake them all up and let's all head east well
what's east the water Why would you head to the water get all your
belongings
and flowers right behind us
because he got why to do that a military general tells you to do
that now it's that that's like a crime you're putting us in a
situation where we can be killed but that was a way so there's some
things that are different and then the split up the see obviously
split for him.
Question 200
like the story of where he crossed over the partnerships with that,
like what but they were ready. They were armed soldiers ready for
work. This was women children. The question he asked was tied up in
Ziad who said that he burnt the ships but he was there were
soldiers so they're already gonna die, like they already know that
they can die. So he said no retreating, cut off the the
retreat methods.
Next one says how good it is even me say that Melanie, he says On
one occasion, intending to travel to MIT even when I bid farewell to
Ahmed and Abdulaziz. He said I wish I have a wish I need you to
fulfill for me he says what is it?
He said when you reach Medina go to the messenger of allah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in other words his grave and convey
my salaam to him. So Ahmed and Abdulaziz thought that this was
extremely important. Okay to always conveyed the synonym of
somebody so that it shows that it's the cell if you should do
that, and it's allowed for someone to do that. Alright, let's talk
about beautiful incidents relating to the Salah and Salam on the
Prophet peace be upon him.
How about this one? sin, obey the law and
go a really, he said I had a close companion, who was a scribe by
profession after he died. I saw him in a dream and inquired from
him. How did Allah deal with you? And this happens all the time,
happens all the time, that people will see their companions
afterwards in the dream.
When I asked for the reason, he said it was my habit. He said that
Allah forgive me all my sins. He said, why? He said, When I was
writing as a scribe, whenever I wrote the name of the Master, I
never hesitated to spend the time and the energy and the ink and the
space on the paper to write Sultan, Allah who I knew he was
suddenly, in other words, many feet people for some reason, get
stingy with this. You got a document a book, for example,
that's 500 pages. But you don't want to write that so you just
write s
okay.
pVu H peanut butter and jelly sandwich, right pVu H.
So you got to book this big and that's gonna save you the space
Subhanallah that's what's gonna save you the space, peanut butter
and jelly.
And he said, Allah loved this so much. In other words, no
hesitation at all to write some Allah He was not hesitating, not
considered a waste of ink waste of space with the time
that he granted me what no eye has seen no ear has ever heard. And
neither did the thought of such bounties ever crossed the mind of
any person. It's upon Allah
another one everyone has an Al Mamoon he says I once saw my it
was dead. I will ally in a dream.
I noticed that something was written on his fingers in gold.
Or was saffron like yellow, Assam Oh, what is that? He said whenever
I came across the name of the messenger while copying a hadith.
I did not hesitate to write subtle Allahu alayhi wa salam and hence
he has a gold design on his fingers now. Right like tattoo
almost, but not but in gold.
Tomato.
Now here is one of the biggest grommets known in the history of
Islam because of its documentation. All right.
Someone is asking does this
is this live stream? At least so no drama?
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someone asked me once they asked me a pharmacy tech.
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black? No, I think it's just
I don't want video. It's because you mentioned Tony in there.
Yeah, at least it's Tolia is at least not takia. Right. Toria is
to say some true knowing the other person will misunderstand. It's up
to you is
to actually lie. So once if you have somebody in your doctrine,
you could never believe that person. Because how do you know
he's doing it? He may be doing so
be all the time. Even if you renounce us to Korea you never
know
if he's lying or not, so thank you.
No one knows how to spell it. S o. I S Y. And like, then comments you
know like that. They're like, why would you ask him
should even Dean He says very sunny.
Very like that it's
okay hamdulillah Maliki Allah, methyl Ashara
Subhan Allah and all the four methods and the three leaders in
our listener are always welcome
to be part of our operation. Say if he he was one of the greatest
scholars at his time, and he made had this cut Alma is documented.
Okay, this karama Alright, it's documented that's why it's the
consider the biggest Kurama Abdulkadir Jada and he was there,
he attended that he was there, it was up the road.
He visited Madina Munawwara and he went to the grave of the province
I said them and he stood because he's a scholar. So people just
stood and watched right there watch what he says. He says we had
seen body row equals two or zero to come out of the Omni for Hana
ibbity Wherever he No but he could have not found the DME Ana K. K
behalf chef he suffered they were suffering. What he means is from
far off I used to send my soul on behalf to greet you in this
resting place now the body is here so stretch out your hand so that
my lips can have the honor of kissing
that 90,000 people witnessed and
okay where's this this is CLT documents this is you the
documents has caught on that a hands came out and he kissed it
and they also it who was there other than jadad
when this happened to him, he refused to let anyone leave the
masjid unless that he had put his neck down and they have to step
over his neck
to kill his any spiritual arrogance that could come out of
that by a physical demonstrate all of you walk over my neck everyone
did and have little coverage in any refused.
He refused
any he said we will stay here forever.
And according to the story that I read, he said it will be the
opposite and he was the last one to go and he refused to leave
until you step over my neck. Right? So and that's what happened
and Allah knows best if that was was but that was upon a lot on the
karama. That is the reason is it's documented and I believe to that
event have you documented it? Remember the heavy because
scholars were all present. Remember cut Alma. It's not the
issue of the Quran is the issue of the transmission of it. We have no
problem with that is marked by we accept money. We do not accept a
contradiction in words, Words have meanings based upon what the Arabs
use them by. And we do not accept a contradiction in words in
language, the language of the Quran is not a mystery. It's what
Allah says it's what the Arabs used it as what we have revealed
this Quran in a clear Arabic tongue in the sand and audibly and
movie. So there are no games regarding the words of the Quran.
Okay, and so we reject logical contradictions.
But what we accept is the supernatural, we reject the
irrational and we accept the super rational with ease. And that is
the hallmark of Arizona, that's where we can keep our heads
straight. Right? While believing in Quran that we keep our heads
straight because we actually have an epistemology that monitors what
we believe why and what the meaning of the Quran actually is.
If you break this up, and you say, well, the Quran is meaning can
mean many different things. Right? We say yeah, it can mean many
different things. As long as you give us an evidence that that word
means that the evidence is pre Islamic poetry, or the language of
the Arabs until the first gentleman 100 years. Why because
out of 100 years, the new generation was mixed. I grew up
with Persians they were no longer in authority. So we say all pre
Islamic up to 100 after the Hijrah, you know, roughly because
that's where the Arabic even got corrupted even Arab Muslim kids.
Were making mistakes in Arabic. Right. And almost have been caught
up get very concerned.
Okay,
next,
out of Kowloon Vidya Allameh a sucker we sorry so Kawi famous
scholar so far, a very reliable student from among the students of
shape of us land told me that the messages I sent him appear to him
in a dream
and the Kitab al cold idea.
A cold bed here is a book
Concerning the silhouette on the Prophet written by a scaly, he
wrote the book of COVID Vidya was presented to him the messenger is
less accepted. He accepted the book as a gift. It's pleased me
very much and therefore hope that Allah to Allah and his messenger
accepted and that I will be greatly rewarded in both worlds. I
therefore urge you all to continue reciting Salah on the messenger
and who in all sincerity and give it time for indeed your Salah
reaches the messenger. So I sent him in his grave and your name is
mentioned in his presence.
Kol l Vidya critical about a story about the Buddha. I see that voted
up.
And Bill said he was a scholar, he was he was a a man who back in
those days, everyone had some knowledge, right. But his function
in the society was that he was he used to keep I used to sit in the
court of the princess and the courts of the princess, there was
some like open door for certain people. He used to recite poetry
for them. Okay. And sometimes he would recite poetry just for them
listening and sometimes political poetry, praises of the emir, okay,
which is basically that you have a big audience and you have
ambassadors, you have other whatever, blah, blah, blah, and
the poet sings, and he says wonderful things about the
monarchy, wonderful things about the
you know, the king, etcetera, etcetera. So, it's not a
considered a praiseworthy job. You're just like a state sponsored
mouthpiece basically. So he, then he, he got paralysed, he got sick.
Now, of course, when you're sitting there, and you're an
intellectual grown up in the Islamic world, this is Egypt. At
that time, I think it was around 800 or so that you're gonna have
known. So he had a lot of knowledge to just by being around
being someone who reads books.
So he said here that he was afflicted with a stroke. And he
became, he became flat on his back, right, and he was paralyzed.
And almost like the way that a lot of us felt in COVID, that time
past one month, two month, three months, around the 678 month,
you're changing. You're really transforming, because so much time
has elapsed without company without people. So he started to
transform.
And so he said, instead of this, me spending all my life, he starts
contemplating his life, and he stops writing poetry for the case,
what does that do for me? Right?
He starts writing poetry about the Prophet. So what else we have?
That's, that's what, even the sinful Muslim like a
lukewarm or barely in it Muslim, I've never have a problem with
those guys. Chances are most likely, when some calamity hits,
he's going to know exactly where to go. Right? It'll take some
time, a couple of months, where the dunya we thoughts just
disappear by themselves?
And you start thinking about real life, like, what is my life,
what's going on? What am I doing in life, and then all of a sudden,
that
he starts to slowly transform. So he starts to devote all of his
time writing poetry for the prophets, I sent him until finally
one night,
I had a dream of the prophets, I said.
And I present it to him the poetry that I wrote, because he's, it's a
Buddha. Some say that he uttered the entire Buddha in the dream.
And there is even one line in it, that he was thinking, in the
dream, he was thinking, the prophet finished him, finished it
for him.
And I believe that line is what a no credible authority could lead
me
from that mistake.
He said, Then after I finished the entire Buddha, reciting it in
front of the prophets, I send them
he took off his cloak, and he tossed it upon me.
In the dream,
he said, then I woke up, and I found I did not have a single pane
in my spine. And I was able to walk. And I remembered the entire
board, and I wrote it down. So in the one story, I heard it said two
ways. One is that he wrote the book, and then he recited it to
the Prophet. And the other was that he actually thought of it
right there in that dream, or it came to him in that dream. That's
why it's the most famous dream poem of all time, of all time,
human history. Like the proof is that we the through the
publication, and the public presentation, you can't find a i
You think there's a public gathering of the Buddha recitation
in South America.
Like 99.9%. There is. If there are enough Muslims, there will be a
public recitation of the budget, let's say at least once a year.
That I'm like, 99.9999. Representative, right. Do you
think it's sold?
If I
I'm in South America. Not a lot of Muslims in South America. Do you
think I can get my hands on a hardcopy from an Islamic
bookstore? Have the budget? Like 99.999%? Sure, because there
probably isn't something bookstore in South America somewhere.
They're gonna have the right in Europe 100%.
Africa. It's no discussion on million.
Okay, subcontinent million percent Indonesia, no discussion, all
these places no discussion, right? Can you see that about any other
poem? Can you say that about Shakespeare? Right? And they're
getting translated into some most languages, right?
So who's competing? Because if it's going to be the most famous,
we don't have to be poetry specialists to know right? So we
should really know if there's any competition with the birds, we
would know Shakespeare is not competing. By the way, he's also
canceled by the way.
He's anti semitic.
My pound of flesh from the Jew, that one, what was it called the
merchant of letters? Right.
Listen to this.
Abdul Rahman and mockery he relates from collective nicotine
is on the throes of deaths. under his pillow, a piece of paper was
found. He had written heavy but I don't mean a gnarly, valid
nicotine. This document is a proof of freedom from the fire for
cotton collective and Katie. People asked his wife, what is
this? Okay, how could he have something like this? She replied,
It was his practice
to recite the following Salawat 1000 times every Friday Allahumma
Salli ala Muhammad in the beat only
1000 times. Every Friday, he would recite this. So when he died and
they moved him and they were moving his stuff. They found under
his head. A note that says this is a document freedom of the fire
from it.
appeared there.
How about that? You've all heard about the book delectable
playwrights, right?
What about see that the level of playwrights.
It is mentioned regarding the author of Diletto Farah, his name
is Eva Zuli mammas jejuni spent he had a fatwa. I think it was like
17 years infest has a long Hello. Okay. But one time he was on a
journey. God what is to say in private, avoiding all people to
purify your heart. Back in the day, you could do that because
nothing you come out. 17 years later, nothing changed.
Today, you take a 17 minutes you set your phone off, you put your
phone back on and you feel like the whole world pass you by
17 days, you would feel like you don't know anyone anymore. If 17
days you went off the grid, you would feel like who knows is my
wife remarried?
No, everything changes, technology still exists, blah, blah, blah.
Phone still work. Okay, so what about the little clay dots and
amendments to Zuly he was on a journey and he needed water to
perform will do subsequently he found a well, but he didn't have a
bucket or a rope. So he could not draw water from the well. He was
so concerned for his salah, like there's water, but there's no way
to get it.
In this state. There was a young girl, a little girl she came and
she said what's the problem?
He said, I can't get this.
The water and I need to make wudu for Salah. So she spits in the
well. He's looking what, all of a sudden water rises up, that allows
him to make we do
seeing this Kurama from this bent.
He was overcome. And he said to the girl, how did you attain this
karma? She replied, this was through Salah on the Messenger of
Allah who it was sent him that I always recite.
It was this miracle that motivated him to start writing delightful
highlights.
So the Senate for delighted ferrets goes back to the members
duty but in meaning it's meaning. It goes back to that girl, that
inspiration.
And there's I've heard a different nourishing. There's a couple of
narrations of the story. What did you hear are the one regarding his
mantra do managers with his wife, where the girl she recited
something like under a breath? She spent three times in the well?
Yeah. And then water sprung out. And then when he remembers that he
went up to her. She said there's someone in your house who knows
better? Oh Subhanallah and then so he goes back home and
when he goes back home the next day he pretends like he's sick
right? Because you every day like gone to his dumps without like
missing you would go in the morning leave teach dessert rather
and then you would come back home at night right was
This time he pretended to be sick.
And so he used just laying in the house in the morning time came.
And then his wife asked him, like, aren't you gonna go to work or
anything? He said, No, no, I'm just gonna rest in my bed today,
like very tired, right?
Then
what happened was that he is resting, and then he noticed his
wife just like disappeared.
Right?
And then
later in the evening, now then he's like, waiting sitting in the
courtyard. Where's my wife gone? Right? Without telling me is any
man would. Where's my wife? She left the house without telling me,
right? She got sick and dying.
And then
later in the evening, is what free appears. He's and then he said,
like, Oh, my wife, like, Where have you been? Like, what have you
been this entire time?
And then she told them that she's like, I went to Medina, Tamara
SubhanAllah. And he's like, tell me the truth. What do you what do
you make this up? Yeah. Tell me the truth right now. Is it? No,
this is this is how I want to Madeira Malawi. I prayed. I prayed
masala there. And then it came back to Parliament. And then he's
like, How is this possible? And then she told him by the solids.
And this was narrated by Chef by Becca. And so Salawat if a person
keeps it, they Allah will open something for them. Something
unique for them. And yeah, the last thing that he said to his
wife was like Subhanallah I've been teaching and in how do I do
and I've been there for so many years and still haven't reached
this level somehow. And then she reached it through Sarwat. This is
the Yeah, she reaches direct directly through silhouettes and
outstrips everything else that he had done. And I heard one time to
that a man and a wife. They're both doing solo watts, in their
own style, their own ways, right? But he didn't consider that she
really does it. But then she all of a sudden outstripped him in
everything. Right?
He had some kind of a mocha where she outstrips him and everything.
And he said, Oh Allah, I sit and I do with 1000s of watts a day.
Right? How was she outstripping me? She does it. Right. And then
he heard a voice. He said, You do it so that you can be happy that
you say I did 1000? Right. She does it from herself. While she's
doing the chores of the house, she just does it for the love of the
Prophet. So it's she's not trying to achieve something, right.
That's one of the biggest difference is that sometimes we
actually are like competing with ourselves proving something to
ourselves. And that has focused takes us from the tool. We're
focusing on the tool, not why we're using the tool, or the
words, not the one who is being praised. Right. And that's why the
focus always has to be the one who's being praised. Pamela
Zodac says that upon the demise of enamel Julie, a fragrant smell of
musk and amber used to spread forth from the grave This was due
to the blessing of his Salawat.
So, there was another
scholar from Morocco, who is everyone should know and his books
should be on everyone. So I want to do as a molucca as a
summarization of it
was if summarization is a word, right, but I want to do a summary
of it, which is an abridgement. Okay, that is
a man called the a yacht, the great scholar felt that he was a
strict Maliki judge, but he wrote this book, the cure and all the
rights of
your message.
And that book is considered one of the greatest books on the rights
of the prophets of Allah when he was sent him and it's read as a
cure, believe it or not, to read as a cure. Now listen to the here
another one blessing of reading Hadith.
Okay, a scholar once said, the knowledge which has the most
blessing is the greatest knowledge and is the most beneficial in this
world, is the book of Allah, followed by the Hadith of the
Messenger of Allah, one will acquire the most blessing through
the blessing a hadith, on account, that every time he recites a
hadith, he must still blessings on the Prophet peace be upon you're
gonna keep saying some of Allahu Allah he was suddenly that's the
that is one of the reasons that you're gonna have so much blessing
while studying that subject.
Okay, the Hadith of the prophets, I said them are like orchards and
gardens, in which you will find every fine type of righteousness
virtue and
Okay, how about someone who was engaged in saltwater during a time
of epidemic pain? He says here, how that it's Molana
Mohammed doctors up
he narrates that a scholar had prepared a book named nostrils to
team
get in regard to the messenger of allah sallallahu wasallam. The
entire book is about the love of the Prophet
and through reading this book, one can gauge how much love they have
for the messenger SallAllahu. When he was said during the time, where
this author Athan we he was engaged in complot compiling this
book not sure to theme, okay.
The city was afflicted by a plague. And it was noticed that on
the day that the scholar wrote any portion of this book, there'll be
no reports of people dying from the plague. They just know today,
sometimes he works on the books sometimes realize, every time I'm
writing the book, no one's dying.
But on the day that he didn't write, someone died,
when this opposite observation came, when he made this
observation, he kept writing the book every single day, he wouldn't
leave off writing something, which is not easy to go find more
material to write about right?
Writing about this, about the esteem, rank, position, all the
virtues of loving the prophets, I says, After mentioning this, and
then the plague data,
people stopped dying and people stopped getting sick. After
mentioning the above incident, the scholar said another scholar said
the recitation of abundant Salawat is extremely beneficial in
repelling calamities and disasters. If anyone's depressed,
revive your solos because you might have done it, then you taper
off. That's the nature of everything right? Like your
clothes. You get new clothes, you gotta get new clothes regularly,
because the clothes wears out. The clothes has holes in it, clothes
just becomes drab. Right just becomes drab. You have to get new
clothes, everything has to be renewed. Likewise, your thoughts
have to be renewed through reciting a single set of arts,
one's rank is elevated 10 his good deeds are given to him as 10 and
his bad deeds removed are 10.
Quick Bill Halaby Syrian scholar he says I once met Abu is hop
Ibrahim Abadi been out the he said, I was blessed with the
vision of the messenger. Salah when he was setting him on saying
him. I said to him O Messenger of Allah, I request for you to
intercede for me on the day of PM. The messenger so I sent him said
recite abundance Salawat upon me and just say yes, he gave him the
reason or the condition. How are we doing on time?
We got Medicaid clicker 330 on
what's that app called? clubhouse?
I can never find the app because they keep changing the picture.
Yes,
yes.
Yeah. Before the motive before six o'clock.
Come for class to six o'clock in the masjid.
All right. How about this one? We did go to bed. Yeah.
How's it going? Muhammad says I once saw him I might have been
humbled in a dream. He said to me, If only you could witness with
your eyes, the great reward and blessing that shines before us in
store. For those who write some Allahu alayhi wa salam in their
books to describe you know, sometimes he's tired. There's one
right?
Note When writing somebody was sending one should write a
complete phrase in Arabic or whatever language there is, and
they should not write these abbreviations.
Why? Because it shows that it's not worth it. You're reflecting
that it's not worth it. Okay, it's not worth my time, or my energy.
Job would have been Abdullah he says On one occasion I met I was
Euro. There is Abu Zahra is a Hadith scholar was Razi that I saw
I was in a dream. I saw him in the heavens leading the angels in
Salah. I asked him Yeah,
yeah, is how to fund it up. And when it's followed by Modafinil,
Delphi lay
it's monsoon here ever Surah otherwise you'd say yeah, boo. You
say let's say yeah, Ali you Yeah, Osman it's more for who? But when
it's Madonna Luffy de su Yeah, ever you never say yeah Abu Zahra.
Yeah, ever. Okay. Yeah. Oh, Mel macmini monsoon if it's Modafinil.
Is it? Yeah. Missoura. How did you reach his high position of honor
he says with this hand, I have written in my life over 1 million
edits. Now there aren't 1 million Hadith but there are 1 million
chains. One or more Hadith, a scholar of Hadith says the word
Hadith what he means is the change. Okay? So the same Hadith
may have like 10 chains to it. So that's what he means by a million
Hadith.
And whenever I write the name of the messenger of allah sallallahu
alayhi wasallam. I never hesitate.
need to write the full Salah and Sam
and the Rasul Allah says Adam said whoever recites Salah on me once
that Allah has bestows 10 mercies upon him, the Mohammed Athene by
their trade
and profession according to writing this, he said, according
to my calculations, it would mean
through him writing the dude 1 million times that I have received
10 million. So what a
mercy from Allah subhanaw taala. One can well imagine what then one
mercy would do, let alone 10 million.
Abu Ali
has an eternity, a thought he says, I will die here once gave me
a few scripts of Hadith. I saw there in that whenever he writes
the name of the messenger size of them, he writes some Allahu Allah
He was seldom at the Sleeman Catherine Catherine kathira.
I then asked him, Why do you write that in this manner? He said in my
youth, I used to write Hadith and I did not write some Allah.
I then saw the messenger in the dream and he greeted me.
But the messengers I sent them turned away from me.
I then came to him from the other side, and I and I greeted him, but
he turned away from me.
Every time I go greet him, he turns away from me.
Then I said, Oh, Mr. Allah, why do you turn you away from me? He
says, because whenever you write my name and your Kitab you do not
offer salons.
Since that time I have written it I've taken as a habit. So Allah
when he was telling me this Lehmann, Catherine Catherine
SubhanAllah.
Writing Tasneem I used to write books on Hadith, a scholar says,
and I used to write God and maybe use a Lulla Who are they he was a
limit to Sleeman. Thereafter I had a dream and the prophets I send
them
with the book in his hand. He had that book that I was writing in
his hand. After looking through the book, the prophets I send them
said This is excellent
because of the work to sliema
that additional wording to it.
It will show a man her Ronnie Wood said this story a couple times. He
said I saw the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a
dream and he said I was what I meant. When you copy Hadith, and
my name is mentioned, I noticed that you sacrifice you suffice
with Salah and you do not send any Salam upon me.
them as a four letter word and for every letter you would have
received tenfold hasn't it? So why are you throwing away 40 minutes
how about multiple German is related that Mueller German says
having composed a casita on the love of the Prophet I wrote a poem
on Love of the messenger PSB been decided to go to Hajj after that.
His further intention was to stand in front of the Rhoda and recite
this poem to the Bravo piece we bought
after performing hedge when he intended to leave for Madina,
Munawwara
after his hedge, then he's gonna go to Medina. He saw the Prophet
imagery. Okay.
I'm sorry, the Rasul Allah appeared in the dream of the
governor of Mecca, the governor of Mecca, and he told him he should
not allow medulla l Gemma to enter Medina.
So the government, the governor got this dream and he prohibited
him
from leaving Medina.
Leaving for Medina, he trapped him in Mecca. He said, Where is this
man? What is the agenda? He brought up? He said you're not
leaving.
He says however, his love and longing for the province I said it
was so much that he secretly set off in secret. Okay, once again,
the governor saw a dream in which the messages I sent him was
telling him what Allah has left Mecca, don't let him reach Medina.
So this time he called the police. He said, chase this man and make
sure that you he does not get into Medina and jail him this time, put
him into jail.
So they did that. Okay, they put them in jail. For the third time
the messenger came so Allah would have appeared in the dream of the
governor, this time scolding him, he said Mullah Gemma is not a
criminal. So why are you treating him harshly?
However, all that he had done was, he did this out of the love of the
Prophet because the Prophet said Don't let him go and this man
keeps escaping so I jailed him.
However, all that he had done was out of love with the messenger. So
I sent him he had composes poetry, which he intended to the recite in
the presence of the Prophet that's why the man kept. So to suit Allah
said to the governor that he recited the poetry, donor Sula
would have to extend his hand to shake the hand of Milan Gemma and
this would cause great confusion to the people. That's why he
didn't want him to go
Subhan Allah
thereafter the good
Government the governor set him free. I treated him with great
respect and honor. That is a unique story. Very, very unique
story. Okay. And this is narrated in football I like the route if
you read or to do
some parla
however
monada Muhammad Zachary and conducted where he could not find
the source because he wrote it in old age. Right so he had heard
this story, right deep stories.
Muhammad Zakaria Candela we said our reliable friend of mine and
the other brothers are gonna be upset. A reliable friend of mine
informed me regarding the scribe of look now, there's a city called
Lucknow.
He's either a British city or something.
He would commence his daily work after writing dudes on a sheet of
paper which he had dessert reserved for this very purpose
described at the time of his death, good at the time of his
death. He was overcome with fear of the Hereafter what will become
of me if I depart from this world on saying this image Dube, what is
image Dube image, Dube is someone whom the Dhikr of Allah subhanaw
taala has actually
sort of had an effect upon him. That made him a little bit
Majnoon, like the newer of the digital era of Allah has been so
strong, his soul and his mind couldn't handle that. So they
became a little bit mentioned and that's what they call Mitch Dube.
Okay. mentioned.
He says,
I met Madhu came and said, Why are you so worried? The sheet of paper
on which you write the Duden, salaam sallallahu alayhi. Salam is
now being adorned in paradise. If your paper is being adorned, then
you must be from its members and others from the people of
paradise. Smile. So the piece of paper that he used to write his
drew done, right. Civil Law when he was Saddam itself is being
adored. Let's read one more and then we'll go to the q&a.
Hey, Ryan, what's going on over there? Everything good? Oh, yes.
Good. Okay. Okay, good.
It's sort of funny when I see that there's like discussions amongst
the people talking.
They're debating your serialism? No. Actually, the my Instagram cut
out, so I can't see what they're debating. But they're like
thanking each other and stuff. Good discussions. Okay, nice.
Reciting Salawat. In a gathering, the author of nociceptin Majelis
narrates the following incident from a certain Willie from
earlier, whenever we say well, he from earlier we mean by that his
he has the signs of will. So we hope he's already. So the truth of
the saying is that it's majaz. It's an abbreviated version. The
correct statement is someone who we consider to be what he because
he has the signs of already, we're allowed to say that. In my
opinion, this is already my opinion. Right?
So it should because he has a science, Allah would not give us a
goal of Wilayah without telling us how to get there and showing us
the signs. The signs of Wilaya is knowledge and practice. That's how
simple it is a knowledge that is agreed upon by the Ummah, and
practicing that knowledge if you see that in somebody, that's the
path of Willa now victory is one of the greatest paths of whatever
they could have. They call it the fast track of what a man shooted
whether it's the discount,
expressly expressly for Willa victory.
Okay, now he says here, the author of news hits in Majelis. He
narrates the following incident. I had a neighbor who was very
sinful. I always urge him to make Toba he would not listen to commit
sins. Then he passed away and I saw him in Jannah. I inquired, how
did you reach Jana? Said I was once present in the gathering of a
hadith. Who said the one who recites a lot on the prophets I
send them will be guaranteed John, I thus began reciting Salah on the
prophets I sent him and others did so and we were all pardoned
we were all part Salah on the province I said I'm not only does
it guarantee someone safety in Africa, it also guarantees the
safety of their heart in this world. What do I mean by that? I
mean by that, from the sadnesses the depressions, the
disappointments all that nasty stuff that comes on the heart of a
person, it can be wiped away by solando messenger slicer.
So if you had a narrates that cut off said I had a friend with whom
I used to study Hadith.
After he passed away, I saw him in a dream, wandering freely around
On wearing new green clothes and I asked him, we used to study Hadith
together. How did you attain this high station? He said, We did
write Hadith together, but whenever I came across the name of
the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa salam, I would write some Allah
when he was salam underneath it. In return for this, Allah granted
me this honor that you see
a lot of them.
I was in Abu Sulayman says I saw my father in a dream after his
demise. I asked how did Allah deal with you? He said Allah forgave me
I asked why what deed did he forgive? You said constant writing
of Sun Allahu alayhi wa salam after every Hadith. Everyone know
I am, he narrates that the great scholar Sophia and authority which
you know, the Sophia thodi, from Kufa. Okay, one of the early early
pillars of knowledge. So if you had a 30, he mentioned, I was once
leaving my house when my gaze fell upon a young man who was reading
Allahumma Salli, ala Muhammad Anwar early Muhammad, with every
step that he took in tawaf.
I said to him, do you have any proof for what you're doing? Like,
is there a basis for why you're doing this intro off? He said, Who
are you? He said, I'm Sophia 30.
He said, Sophia, Anna Vera, like Li Sophia? He said, Yes. He says,
Do you have any recognition of ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada that, you
know, Allah? He said, Yes. says How did you attain your Madhava of
Allah?
I said, he takes the night out of the day and like, or how did what
is your proof of Allah's existence? He said, Look at the
night and the day. Look at the child in the womb, there is a
Creator, essentially, that's what he asked him, you know, you
believe in Allah. Yes. What's the proof? Look at the creation. In
other words,
the boy says, You have not truly recognized. I asked him so how do
you how do you know? What's your what's your basis of knowing
Allah? He says, I firmly decide on doing something, but I ended up
having to cancel it.
Right? I make an intention to do something, but I can't do it. I
resolved to do something, but I'm not able to do it. Okay. So I
realized there must be another being who's governing my affairs.
Alright, so good discussions over. I then asked him regarding that
recitation. Why do you say Allahumma Salli ala Muhammad
Allah. While early Mohamed every time you take a step, I asked him,
Why do you do this? He said I was traveling for hedge with my
mother. She passed away on the journey. My mom died on the
journey.
She was not a great woman. So when she died, her face was dark.
Her stomach was bloated. And sha Allah had taken her before she
could make Hajj. So that's also a reason for that, right? I mean,
Allah did not want you to make Hajj. That is means Allah was
displeased with her.
So you became so upset, and I realized my mom must have
committed major sins, that Allah does not want to make hajj when
she died. Her face looks terrible, her stomach is bloated. So I put
my hands up to Allah and I made dua
until I saw a cloud coming from the hammer,
a cloud coming in the sky, because he made such a desperate to offer
his mother. If you saw your mother in that state, you would do that
too. Right? Then I saw a man appear, and he passed his hand
over my mother's face. When I looked, her face was peaceful and
happy. And her stomach was back to normal. I estimate who are you?
Who who are you that you just did this? Is I'm your Prophet
sallallahu.
I then asked him for some advice. The prophesy centum said every
time you take a step say Allahumma Salli ala Muhammad Ali Ali
Muhammad. So this is why even in throw off every step that I take,
say alongside me
all times
Subhan Allah the
last one, sha Allah EULA.
There's no discussion on sha Allah in terms of authenticity and
authority. He's the magenta of India.
He writes in an HID is a theremin under number 19 His father related
the following I was once traveling in the blessed month of Ramadan.
It was extremely hot at the time, and I was undergoing great
difficulty in that state. I fell asleep and I saw the messenger sit
alone he was so nice. He gave me the most delicious sweet dish with
rice, saffron, sugar and ghee. And I ate to my fill.
Thereafter the messengers of Allah when he said give me water and I,
thus my thirst and my hunger were totally satisfied. And when I
woke, I could smell the fragrance of the food in my fingers. It's a
bottle
Why don't we actually
practice this. We have some time before we have to go to Maliki
clicks. 10 minutes will recite. You have your books. You got it on
the phone, you don't have the app.
There's an app.
There's an app. We'll actually recite some of this. We've never
done a recitation on the Livestream. But I think it's de la
Harada. You can go to detail clara.com I got the book here. And
what has for Thursday is going to be at his
calmness.
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Everybody pay attention. The alai l. a. L playwrights.
I just got some Turkish say, oh, hey us because why don't we just
start from the beginning because if people are following along,
they're not going to be able to find it.
Like the first hits? Like from the introduction? Yeah, the first hits
was on page 27. Right.
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