Shadee Elmasry – Sunday Halaqa 10 1 17
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remember? No, he's made for the protection of the deen and the
dunya of a person, his family, his friends,
his children, his parents, and all his companions. So the word of
Imam in no way is a prat as a DUA, basically that Imam and no we
authored, which is very important. It's very critical to
that Imam know he authored, it takes like, two, two minutes
really to read. And to listen to a few someone listens to that word
and simply repeats after verses that mean, then the same
protection comes to a person. So I think it's very important as a
reminder that every morning that we have some do that we're saying,
to start every day, right? Because this is Kitab, with Dawa, to the
book of prayers, so it's appropriate to make that sort of
reminder. And those dots are said, As soon as the sun rises up to the
right, you can say it up to the right. All right, so today we're
on 1505 I'm Jevon in assembler.
Good are the Allahu Anhu uma Carla Chaka Khan Kufa T sadden, okay? So
the inhabitants of Kufa, Kufa is an area of a plot of land that is
in Iraq. It's a little north of Arabia. So what happened was, as
Amara ricotta began sending armies to the north, east and the
northwest, so they needed an area as a type of garrison town. So
they established the army established a spots almost came up
with the idea, find an area of land
he commissioned, sad cause to be in charge, and sell men in fantasy
who was a person who knew that area to to find to help him find a
piece of land. So
what you have is Arabia like this, and then you have it continues up.
This area's called Iraq, up to the river. And then after that is the
Persian lands. Okay? Now Iraq, Northern Iraq is actually
considered like an extension of Central Arabia, so it's nudged
right, extension of Central Arabia. Okay. And then it becomes
its own area afterwards. So what they found was a flat piece of
land, that they chose it because it was most similar to their
country, flat desert plain, basically. And Kufa came from that
word of being sort of flat, arid piece of land. That's the name
Kufa came from them. Now, these people, though,
all right, who were all soldiers who settled there, and lived
there, and it became the town where all the soldiers live. So
they actually basically created a town, they imitated the prophesy
southern city, so they built a masjid, the the general lived
right next to the masjid. Back then there's no big administrative
buildings. So he just lived right next to the masjid. All the work
happened in the masjid. And they established a marketplace around
it for people to buy what they need. And then slowly homes, and
slowly the homes became families. And all of a sudden in a very
short time you had a city because they had many, I think at the
beginning at the outset, 30,000 soldiers, so 30,000 soldiers,
that's going to be a feast for merchants and soldiers that are
getting rich from the spoils of war. Okay, so
this is cool for the people have Kufa something about them, has
always had a bad track record. They've always had a bad track
record of being miserable. It's as if they, they didn't want to be
there in the first place. They were miserable and they
transmitted that misery. And that misery spilled into a type of
two faces or hypocrisy or laxity in matters of Deen. So of course,
yes, great scholars came from there so many Sahaba live there.
All right. But at the same time, the other people who were there
were also always causing trouble. They're the ones who are the main
problem for an Imam Hussein, Imam Hussein, why were there a problem
in the first place? They said, Come Come, we'll support you. And
as soon as he came, they let it go. Right? And then he was stuck,
trapped. So they're the reason for that. So of Kufa.
Now in this incident, this is one of their first incidents. They
sent a message to Omar Al Khattab
complaining about sad to have your class we know sad whatever your
cause is someone who has guaranteed paradise. He's the
cousin of the prophet from the mother's side. He is from the,
from the earliest Muslims, from their nobles, from their educated
and from the great generals who did amazing things on the field of
battle. All right, so on mobile Qatar received the complaint. And
he realized that even if he's innocent, you can't have a
disgruntled populace. So he removed him and then he used a Mar
a man a very pious man named Amar
okay
all right, got their complaint was that and then they
they complain that sad right, didn't pray properly.
He doesn't pray properly. That was their complaint. Okay. All right.
So that's obviously they never heard that they didn't get the
news. That sad is someone who's guaranteed paradise. They're
telling him they doesn't pray properly. He's one of the first
early most earliest Muslims
have always had. armor set aside the people claim that you do not
offer the prayer proper.
Sad replied by Allah I observed the salah. I pray just like the
Prophet prayed, no increase and no decrease. I stand the prolong the
standing for the first time because in Megadeth and Asia and
shorten the last ones, almost set. All right. This is what I thought.
Now the words that there's no problem. Then he said with him a
man to Kufa to investigate the matter about him from the people.
The inquiry was conducted in every masjid and all of the people in
these mosques praised him, except the one mosque of the bento apps.
A man with the name of Assam of Nakata. All right, also known as
Abu salah, stood up and said sad, because he didn't do the jihad.
When we went to fight in the battle, sad stayed home.
And he didn't distribute the spoils properly. And when it comes
to matters of justice, he doesn't judge properly.
All right.
Sad, he had no answer, except that there's one thing that this man
didn't know. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam guaranteed all of
the prayers have said, and he do that sad makes he guarantees so
sad. Yeah, he's a human being. Right? And he's upset about these
claims. And wouldn't you be upset if 25 years of service and then
some insignificant gets up and starts slandering your reputation?
Sad says,
I shall make three dua in respect supplications in respect of this
man.
He said, Oh Allah, if this slave of yours is a liar, and he's
simply seeking notoriety.
Then prolong his life, first of all prolong his life.
Right.
afflict him with trials.
And another one Hadith says, Alright, expose him to fit in. And
here he says it here as well. expose him to fit in. In other
words, keep them alive. expose him to tests, adversity, hardship.
Okay.
But let him still love the things of this world.
So this is torture, right? You got a long life. Nothing's going good.
But you still desire life. You still want it?
What can about the vedika? Either Sula, cool. Now after this man,
after a long time, this man used to say I'm an old man afflicted
with trials and overtaken by the dua of a righteous man. So the man
under up admitting to this thing. Now I've been medicated oh man,
one of the tabs of pain.
He said, I used to see this man. so old that his eyebrows hung over
his eyes as a result of old age. And he would walk around
aimlessly. But he would still be trying to look at the young girls.
So his temptation was still there. But he's an old wretched old man.
So this is someone who does not enjoy this life. And he doesn't
even enjoy the sweetness of the heart. Because someone who's
gazing upon women will not enjoy the sweetness of the heart, unless
they make Toba and Allah removes it from them. So
near to Java if they have mizune
Right.
And they say that if a righteous man makes a dua against you in
this life and it afflicts you, then in fact, this is in your
favor, because then Allah will not take you to account for it
afterwards because already, this has happened, you paid your dues,
basically. Right? And that's why a mom and her dad said, If I am
angry at someone, if I'm upset with someone, I say something and
I talk, if I'm truly hurt, then I stay silent. And I know Allah was
going to take care of the affair. That's why they asked him had Dad,
why is it that sometimes when people say things about you, you
speak about them, and other times you stay silent? He says, if I
liked the person, but we just happen to have this dispute, then
I speak about him. Right? And that way, Allah is not going to take
justice. Allah leaves it.
Because Allah says if you take if you're trying to take the Justice
yourself, then take it yourself. Right? But if you leave it then
Allah takes the Justice
an organism and the sidedness aid
if normative NOFA IGNOU fail? Of course I didn't Zaid is the side
who is mentioned
in the dua of the 10. Guaranteed paradise sage, even Zaid, he is
actually the
cousin of Ahmad oven cooktop. He's his cousin.
Okay.
Cars a metal Ottawa bent house, a woman named Ottawa vintage house
All right how to dispute
Okay.
With say the VINCI Okay, she complained to the Khalifa at the
time Marwan ignant hakam. That he had wrongfully taken possession of
a portion of her land.
Okay.
So he'd said, How can I take a portion of her land after having
heard the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Curse, the one
who steals property. So one of the curses actually is upon people.
Right is who? Someone who moves a landmark. So this is my land,
there's a little flag here. And then and when no one's looking, I
moved the landmark so becomes part of my land. So then he said, Well,
what did the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say? He said, or
heard Allah's Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say, He who takes
a span of length unjustly, will be made to wear seven earth around
his neck on the Day of Resurrection.
Manuel Marwan said, I don't seek proof from you after this. So
marijuana and haccombe set aside. You're one of the older ones, the
first people to enter he became Muslim before Omar even caught up.
So if you notice this chapter, he's bringing us the accusations
against the early Muslims and how they handled it. Okay, and how
they made dua, and their dua was answered. Because when someone
makes accusations against you, you never flee from those accusations.
It's permanent. Right? It's stuck. People always think about that. So
you really turn to someone when you make an accusation against
them.
So Amy, do I Oh Allah. If this woman is a liar,
then take away her eyesight and cause her to die in her own lens.
Ottawa said
Ottawa is a bit sad, this woman, she became blind before her death.
And while she was walking in her land,
all right, she fell into a hole and died.
Just goes to show you this idea that the Olia are just punching
bags. Right. Like,
you know, this image of Jesus on the cross, just taking the abuse
of everything. This is not the case. You just see here, these are
who trained the Sahaba if these men who trained them, prophets, I
send them he'd never trained them to be punching bags just to handle
abuse, take all the abuse, you can. No, actually Nietzsche, he
said it right. He said all those people who sit there taking a
claiming to take abuse. He said, When I look at them, they're all
so weak, and they can't seek justice. And therefore they want
to dress up their weakness in piety and say, We're just taking
abuse for God's sake. No, it's not. You're just weak. You can't
seek justice. It is there's nothing. There is nothing in our
religion.
There's nothing in our religion that ever elevates meekness as a
virtue.
Nothing
rather the true
Reality of forgiveness is that an individual is strong enough to
seek justice and then over for goes as justice for goes as
justice. Right. And a vengeance is also not acceptable in our
religion either. There's a big difference between justice and
vengeance. What's the difference is that when justice and hate are
combined,
and anger than it becomes vengeance, rather, the justice of
a believer, okay? Has to do with his simply knowing and loving that
things have to be eat can become fair, we can't go on living
smoothly and life until things are set even. Okay? Things are set
even. And their intention that you're going to set it even in
this life, you're actually will be thanking me in the next life. One
time a man broke into a lock, broke into a home and through the
house of a people and stole a great amount of wealth and rent.
This man was a supporter, avid supporter of saving, I live in
Harlem. So it goes to show you people are mixed. So he was an
avid supporter of say 90.
But he did this. So what did say nanny do?
He made he brought a court case in front of him. He brought the court
case in front of him. And the man was found guilty.
What is the Quran tell us? And what are the conditions of the
Hadoop, the Hadoop in the main they are meant to make people are
scared of committing crimes. However, they're also meaningless
if they never become inactive. Because if 10,000 years pass, if
1000 years past 100 years pass, and no one's ever acted upon this
law. Right? The laws never been exactly then everyone will know
the law is a joke.
It's a deterrent. Yes, it's a deterrent. But at the same time,
every once in awhile, if someone's convicted with the proper
proceedings, it has to be done. Right. So the man lost his left
hand.
That was his punishment.
Then they said do you still support Ollie after he's done this
to you? Right? You should hate him now. Because there were avid
haters of Satan it somehow this insanity began in the OMA to hate,
say, Daddy, even if he thought it despite his rank, they didn't
understand him.
He said actually, I love him more. Because if he didn't do this, then
Allah would have asked me and taken punishment from me on the
omocha Yama but now that he's done this to me, I'm scot free on the
day of judgment, because what is the ruling if justice is exacted
upon a person in this life?
Correct justice to justice. Right? You are totally exempt you won't
even ask to be asked about on the AMO camera. Right.
Shoot,
well
party needed to up but at that time, the accusations can what
happened to the old man was like years later. So like his
replication was a target that Congress.
That's true. That's true. Well, he was found innocent. But still, you
turnest right, your turn. And when people find out that someone's
innocent, then they're not tarnished anymore. But you just
wasted their time you wasted their money going into court. Right? You
wasted the time you wasted the energy. You got people to talk so
you're still in a sense still turn it that's why accusation and who
is the what accusation can never go away? Really a doubt that can
never go away that Allah azza wa jal said it is from the it is up
there with murder.
paganism, worshipping a false god black magic. It is the accusation
of a chaste young girl.
Right? A young girl who is completely chaste. She's never
been around with guys. And then yet someone accuses her because
there's no way to prove it. Right? There's absolutely no way to prove
it. Right. There's no way to prove that he that had happened.
But it's out on people's tongues and it's you sow a seed of doubt.
You sow a seed of doubt within people, and then that woman has
trouble getting married, and people are talking about her and
she's defenseless. Right? So that above all other things is
considered the worst of possible false accusations requires hedge
or a life altering repentance. That's the only way to be
forgiven. It's not going to be forgiven by showing up to jump off
by making wudu and pray to it because right and it can be
forgiven by him taking it
back as well, he has to take it back. He has to take back the
accusation and then repent.
Probably
the accused can probably think that all they have to do is stay
regular Muslim thereafter for the rest of their life. And they can
be forgiven for everything that they've done the minor sins just
from that, if they just stay regular Muslim the rest of their
life because of that, calamity is so because if the crime is so bad,
then the patient's upon it is also equally just like a loss. It's
prophesy Simpson. So murder is up there right. Now, what did the
Roberts I sent him say, if someone who loses their son or daughter,
right? Someone who loses their son or daughter prophesy, Sam said, if
he has somebody with that, that's it. That's the only deed he ever
does in his life, and just becomes a regular Muslim. So his life, he
goes to Jenna directly, or someone who loses their eyesight goes
blind, if you lose your eyesight and just be irregular Muslims
after but bear that and have suffered with it, and don't make
Cofer because of it, you intergender directly and there you
actually become an envy a source of envy for everyone who
source of envy for everyone on the Day of Judgment, who didn't lose
their eyesight. So as the punishment of something is so bad,
likewise, the victim is rewarded to the inverse basically,
proportion
or in the inverse manner, Mohammed bin Zayed
bin Abdullah had
said that he had seen
okay
and that he had seen this woman blind feeling for a well with her
hand and saying, I have been ruined by the dua of side. And she
fell in that same well in the disputed land and died.
Alright, so, I mean, just think if someone stole your lens, how would
you feel you're going to be all like, by the way, all these people
were telling us just forgive and Vila they're all rich. Right? None
of them are suffering. I guarantee you find me one guy, find me one
guy who's been oppressed, or is poor, or is suffering in life. And
you go and complain to him about your problem. Right? And he's
going to tell just for to be forgiving, you know, just forgive
and let it go. Right? Forgiveness is not avoiding justice,
forgiveness is that you have justice in the palm of your hand.
And then you let it go. That's forgiveness.
Okay. And I'm telling you, whenever you hear this fuzzy talk
of just oh, just let it go. I hear this even. I mean, I'm telling
you, some people are so far off in LaLaLand. You worry if there's
enough oxygen where they are, there must not be enough. One guy,
you know what he told me? He said the Palestinians should operate
on the way of the original Palestinian, which is totally
wrong. Right. Jesus Christ. Forgive the Zionists. Right? And
cause no trouble. Right, cause no trouble and be Upright Citizens
try to support and grow the economy of Israel, right.
And disavow all this violence. And when they see that the
Palestinians are such important people in their society, they
might treat them well.
I said, All right, at that point, at this point, seriously, you we
need to you need to get examined, right. You need a medical
examination at that point, so I'm not even going to respond. Another
guy told me I said, Okay, a guy comes to you in a restaurant, and
flings like, food at your wife, right?
Thing sauce and food at her like flicks it what are you gonna do?
He said I would. I said would you go and
it's something going to happen is something their tables gonna get
flipped. Something's got to get flipped, right? Something is
getting flipped. Okay.
At the very least, you flip something. If you don't want to
get sued, right? What are they gonna charge you to break a plate?
That's what they're gonna charge you because you can get sued and
maybe you don't want to get sued. So at least he sees that there's a
commotion have a risk response happens, right? He said, No, no, I
would never do that. It's not good for Java. Rather. I would go and I
will try to give him Dawa. I said another person.
Another one. There's another one. But another one I
send them off to be examined because these people
seriously Unbelievable. Unbelievable that no respect self
respect, right selfish.
But forgiveness comes afterwards when the guy is down and hurt and
begging. Then forgiveness happens. Not right away like that is
unbelievable. This is weakened. So when you see people talking this
fuzzy talk, and then they try to attribute it to the Olia and to
Sufism then remember these two Hadith because nobody is going to
be better than Saddam and
no will it will be superior to his hobby of this hobby, this type of
sahab or any Sahaba, any Sahaba period. But this granted paradise
to when we have two examples, not one example that you sell. It's a
one off, no two examples, right. And unbelievable. That by so
attribute, you can attribute that type of talk. And it has nothing
to do with to so often Sufism or Olia, it has everything to do with
that that guy is weak. That guy, I guarantee you, he's a weak guy,
period. All right, and they really get on my nerves, and
they have an allergy to anyone with a strong personality. Yep.
Most people even in families, they side with the aggressor. Instead
of like, there are most of them for their own kinds of games or
for whatever.
And this is how they do this, then there are many Michela who just
follow the oppressors all the time. And there are, by the way,
doesn't necessarily mean that there may be a circumstance in
which inaction is the wisest thing. It doesn't mean I'm weak.
And it doesn't mean I'm foregoing my rights and I have no self
respect. But sometimes there are some circumstances where inaction
and waiting waiting is the actual wisest thing Wait, right. Because
sometimes now what's the opposite extreme is hot heads, you just got
a bunch of hot heads and they cause more problems than they
solve. Right. So
you have to think about that. Now here. Look at this two companions
of Allah's Messenger some love what is this is Hadith.
Buhari about two of the Sahaba who had a Kurama Cara Jae min engineer
Vissel Allahu alayhi wa salam, they left from the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam one evening, and the evening was dark,
meaning that the moon was not out on that evening, it was the end of
the month, and the moon was not out. Okay, so they had and what
happened was that
okay.
What happened was that they began to see two lamps as if two lamps
right in front of them shining the way, when they separated to go
their separate ways. Each light went with the other. This is a
Kurama that happened to to Sahaba. So kuramathi lolium, something
that we believe in. And that increases our Eman when we hear
about it. So some people say that
it was their sticks that shines. Other people said no, there was
just a hanging light. Okay. And some people said it was the
remnants of the vicar that they had done, and others said it was
two angels that came in the form of orbs of light that lit the way
for them.
lit the way for them. And it's amazing Subhan Allah, this is one
of the comments of the Elia. And if you notice the Quran match of
the Olia, there's always some
beneficial function that comes with alongside with it.
And that helps them in their time of need.
One of you Hurayrah Tara the Allahu Anhu Karla batha Rasulullah
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam mashallah Tara Iein and Sadie yet
and will Amara lay him out some hypnotherapist and on Sunday. So
the Roberts I sent him set out a city
of 10 men
under awesome even phablets alongside us, basically to do some
scouting scout out the area because as we know, all of Arabia
at the time was fighting the province I said them they were
against him. So the Prophet peace be upon him had a constant nonstop
a
company or little
missions out to surveillance to do surveillance to survey the area.
Okay to see are there any tribes gathering right and to try to win
alliances with the nomads the Bedouin peoples
from Taco hut that can help.
So they proceeded until they reached an area
all right, between them and Mecca. All right.
And news of their arrival reached a section of the tribe of who they
In the tribal who they found out, okay, about 100 Men
skilled archers hurry to follow their tracks. So now you have a
small group of 10 Sahaba being chased by 100 men
when awesome and his companions came to know of their pursuers,
they took refuge in a safe place, the infidels and circled them and
said to them come down and surrender. We promise and
guarantee you that we will not kill any of you.
Right?
Awesome said by Allah, I will not come down to be under the
protection of a pagan right? Why would you keep your word you have
no reason to keep your word. Oh Allah convey this news to the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam all right so awesome. Okay
awesome then sent to Oh ALLAH convey what is happening to the
messenger appease people and then the infidel shot arrows until they
killed awesome. Three main Three men came down and relying on the
promise. Okay, relying on their promise, they were Hubei Zaidan
the defendant and another men
arrest were killed. When the disbelievers captured them, they
tied them up, okay with the strings of their bows. Alright,
the third of the captive said this is the beginning of the first
betrayal by Allah I will not go with you. I have a good example in
these martyrs so he fought until he was killed. Okay.
And they took hold aid and ze them the defendant with them and sold
them as slaves in Mecca.
They sold them as slaves in Mecca. So this incident took place after
the Battle of brother. So Hubei was purchased by the sons of a man
whom Kobe have killed at the Battle of brother. All right, the
sons of at hateth if number of nanofilm abdomen F, it was who
babe who killed it had it in the Battle of brother. So his
children, his sons wanted Kobe. Kobe remained the prisoner with
the sons of hateth. And they were planning to kill him.
When could they have got wind of this plot? He borrowed a rate now
this is what happened. Right? This is what happened. Who babe was
imprisoned in the house, they didn't have jails or anything. So
they just imprisoned him right in the house. They change them up.
Now, one day, it so happened that the man left and there was no one
in the house except homemade. And the man's wife and the man's
child. Okay.
Who babe then asked the woman now there, at some point, you start to
talk to your captors, right?
He asked the woman if he had she can he can have a razor blade to
shave. Right? To save to do something to sit to clean some his
hair maybe from other parts of his body.
So she sort of gave it to him.
Right? Now one thing tells you that her natural instinct was that
his is not a dangerous man.
Why else would she do that? Because sometimes when you get
someone off guard, they actually reflect their true reality. And
the true reality she didn't fear him. So she gave him the razor.
And she's not paying attention. And her baby crawled right into
her babes lap.
And her baby took the baby on his lap, and he's got a razor on the
other hand.
And then she realized
what just happened, what just happened. And her heart went up in
her throat.
Your captive, has a razor and has your baby.
Kobe saw how worried she became. He's just playing with the child,
the baby. And she realized, Oh, you think that I was going to kill
your job, I would never do that. He dropped the razor and gave the
baby back.
She said later in life. I have never seen a better prisoner than
Kobe.
I lost my baby to him while he had a razor and he did nothing. And he
was worried about my anxiety.
And I used to see him eating cold grapes
that we had never given to him.
And when he right that he was eating cold grapes, and she said
it was probably something from Allah azza wa jal that he gave her
and Allah knows best but I Allah knows best if she became Muslim
thereafter. But that exposure to Kobe is something that she
narrated. Right? And the Muslims accepted her narration. So Allah
Tada Adam if she became Muslim or not. Okay. So it's amazing that
this happened. When they took Kobe out finally to kill him. They took
him out. So they used to go outside into the desert areas to
do their torture and they're killing it.
Kobe said, Let me pray to rock as so they let him pray to rock oz.
And he said,
If you just so that you don't think I'm afraid of death, I'm
gonna make them short. He made them short articles. So they say
you don't think I'm afraid of death because I'm not afraid of
death. Okay. And Hubei is the one who established the Sunnah
of praying to Iraq as before you get executed.
Anyone who's going to get executed? Right? You pray to it.
Okay.
All right. So then they killed it. They killed.
Now, tell me
all right, how was it?
Okay, that how was it that we know that he said those things and did
those things if he died? You should always have a mind and the
Muslims encouraged the type of inquisitive mind. Okay, so a man
pray to rockers and said some words, and then was killed? Well,
how then do we know that he said them? The reason is that
some of those people who were there who killed them are the ones
who became Muslim and narrated what happened. That's how it
happened. Okay. And what happened in specific was that Malia was
there. And his father was Sophia. And later on while we
admitted, and he said that I knew that my father believed in these
people.
Because when Kobe was saying words, as he was being killed, my
father put me down, he lowered me. And I said, Father, why do you do
this? He said, so maybe it's so that the prayer of this man
doesn't affect you? Right? So I'm always thinking, while he is just
a boy, like 10 years old, 11 years old, he was young. Right when this
happened? He's thinking, if you don't believe in it, right, if
they're all liars, what do you care about his prayer, like you
have a Hindu came up to you and start making dua against you? That
doesn't make any effect to me, right? At the very worst, he might
be releasing a gin on me or something. Because I know that the
religion is all bunch of gins, right. That's all the religion is.
It's all gin, their gods and everything.
But what's their gin gonna do? If I pray and recite Quran and make
Well, I'm not afraid of his gin. Right? He could say whatever
prayer he wants.
But Malawi realized, well, his father's worried about those
prayers. So his father is a real believer. So that's why parents
their confidence in Islam, or their doubt in Islam, or in
anything, is there. You don't have to say it. No, it doesn't matter
what you say. It's your behavior and your confidence that gets
passed down. If you trust, right, they'll know if you talk, but
don't trust they'll know. Right? I've never seen anyone who has
whose kids has dealt, except that the dad has dealt, right or the
mom has dealt. I never seen someone come out strong and
confident in anything. Except that somewhere. People who raised him
have competence, right?
It goes through every religion and every stance that people take
whatever you truly believe and act upon. Right? It gets trickled down
somewhere in your offspring. Right? So and this is why you find
that if you go to Turkey, for example, well, Turkey is a land
that didn't originally have like, a history of Islamic scholarship
early on. They had it, it came later. All right.
Go out to West's Morocco. They didn't have Sahaba. But in all of
these countries, Indonesia, they came way later, in all of these
countries. You have scholarly families
were
like people people sit would say, well, there has been scholarship
and devotion to Allah in this family for like 10 generations. So
how is it it's because this is something that gets trickled down.
And Allah guarantees every righteous person.
Right, every righteous persons who serves their religion, it's like a
guarantee for them, that somewhere along your lineage, it's gonna pop
up again. It's just a guarantee. Why? To make you happy as your
reward and to finish your work and to increase your deeds. Right? So
you can go to Turkey, and you have shifts so and so. Oh, he's from
that family. It goes all the way back up.
Like how did that happen? It's not something they can plan is from
Allah. You go to Muslim, hundreds of years, you go to Mecca,
hundreds of years, all of the cities of Islam. It's like who are
the anytime that anyone enters into the service of knowledge and
charity.
Right? It's going to pop up in their offspring later on.
Even so much so that
in Morocco, Assam MacKinnon told us his story one time that he was
in Morocco, and he visited an old men and old chef. Right.
And this Sheikh,
he had a Makarska a cache, a cache, and he told her summer, you
have a forefather,
right? You have a forefather
who was an African Muslim. And he was a pious man. And it's, it's as
if I could see his face and he had a little white beard. Right. So
that this even if Cofer cuts in, so you can have how many African
Muslims came over became a slave lost their Deen generations later,
it still popped up. Right? It's gonna pop up at some point or
other. It's just like the right as a gift, and as a blessing and as
an increase of the deeds and a completion of the work for those
original people. Right?
Yep.
This is just another example of
the message that they believe in the messenger. This again, is just
another example.
Ya know, they had
looks like the church got a late start today.
They had?
Well,
the DUA Yeah. And the real reason that Abu Sufian didn't enter was
because
it was the rule, he lost rule. He lost the rule, right? And people
don't like the idea of losing church losing power, and they
shouldn't lose power unless it's a prophet of Allah. But a prophet of
Allah azza wa jal would have never usurped power and flipped people
upside down. As the Quran says, Kings when they come and conquer,
they flip the social order, they make the Kings into poor people,
right?
But prophets do not do that. When a prophet enters, right? You stay
King,
you stay King. Only take the matters of religion, and God's
revelation from me. And in the Hebrew times, it was the same
thing. There were kings and prophets, the prophet does not
seek to be king. He simply advises the king. And the prophets, I send
them used to say a slim Testim, enter Islam submit to Allah, you
will keep your monarchy. Right. And it is, why should it it's not
the right of a king to determine the order of the heavens. So
you're a king? All right. Why do you need to tell people about God
and afterlife? That's the prophets job. It's your job to monitor the
city, and you're in charge of the city, you're in charge of the
land, you're in charge of the army. You're in charge of
everything down here? Why are you trying to interfere with what's in
the heavens? So what the province I sent him is saying, is you we
are not trying to take your this world from you. Keep it be the
king, keep the crown, keep the honor. But we're telling you what
the Heavenly Order is. And you need to implement that on Earth.
Right where it matters. That's all it is. Right? So the prophets
never came to try to, to usurp power from the kings. Right? And
to try to take all the people away from the kings. That is not the
job of the prophets, so much so that if that was a risk of
happening, what would the Hebrew prophets do? They would
intentionally go out from the city and go live in the wilderness.
Right? If all the people are going to flock to the prophet of that
time, those kings would be jealous. And the prophets are not
in the business of creating jealousy within other people. So
if you want to be in charge being charged, if I'm going to be a
disruption to your power, I'll go somewhere else. And that's why the
tradition of the Prophet being out in the desert, the Hebrew prophet
being out in the desert and coming into the city, like once a year or
something like that, right? That's the tradition. That's one of the
reasons so he doesn't create a power struggle within the city.
It's no good for anyone, right? So
okay.
So it's narrated that even Omar said,
I never heard my father Ahmad Katara jello, Tara, relating
anything, that he conceived it to be so and so except that it was so
and so such and such. So what he means here is that when my father
spoke about something and he's
And he thought that something was a certain way. It always was that
way. That's the depth of the perception of Alma and it's also a
Kurama for him, so that none of his words are ever false. So that
if he said, I think it's such and such, Allah would make it such and
such, so that the words of Alma would never be perceived as false.
All right, so All right, let's take any questions and then stop
there
Jabra Abdullah said my father called me on the evening before
the Battle of ohana and said, I perceived that I shall be among
the first from among the companions of Allah azza wa jal to
be murdered Allah's Messenger SallAllahu Sallam to be murdered.
And after him you are the dearest to me. I am under the burden of
debt, pay it and treat your sisters well. Jabeur had six
sisters and a father No mom.
Next morning, he was among the first to be killed. So I buried
him along with another in the same grave thereafter I did not like
that I should leave him with another in the grave. So I dug up
his corpse after six months, and he was in the same condition which
he was on the day when I buried him except that there was a
scratch on his ear. Then I buried him in a separate grave.
Okay
so it shows the permissibility of moving someone from a grave to
another grave if necessary, right. And in this case, it wasn't
necessary he just didn't he wanted his dad to be alone. Right and
allow them it could be that if his daughters are visiting, so that
they should be alone and not visiting with everyone else who's
visiting the other relatives a lot. That's all speculation.
It was a mass grave in the in the when they buried they used to bury
two at a time or maybe more right at a time when they used to bury
people after the wars.
All right, any comments or questions?
All right, so we'll stop here in sha Allah.
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