Shadee Elmasry – The First Group of Youth in the Cave
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And of course, you know that US Hobbit calf and Islamic
literature. In Hadith literature are two groups, there are two
people have a Savile calf. And of course this is talking about the
boys who fled the king for the sake of their Imen, the other US
hobble calf or a group of youth, three youth who are traveling and
they were regular Muslim youth. These were like heroes, right? But
the others were regular Muslim youth in the time of the bene of
Surah Eid, okay. And these Shabaab in contrast, were like, regular
Muslim youth, also in the time of Venezuela. And what they did was
they got stuck in a mountain. So they were moving, walking, and
they spent the night in the mountain and then boulders came,
and a big boulder blocked their way, so that they couldn't get
out. And one of them, they initiated something. And the
reason we teach this is a doctrine of action of prayer called a TOA.
Sulu, Bill Amell. Okay, to us all by actions, alright. And what that
is, is that when you're in deep need of something, okay, then to
make dua using your actions, say this action, oh, Allah, if I did
this sincerely for your sake, then grant me away out. Okay. So one of
them made to us soon by avoiding a major sin. So he was he did 99% of
a major sin. And then at the last minute, he didn't do that last
part that would have effectively made him a major center. Okay. So
that's one of them. The other one was financial responsibility. And
the third one was filial piety. Okay, so, financially, he was more
than honest. And now, so to give you the details of these youth,
the first one, he had a cousin that he loved so much, she was so
beautiful. And she wouldn't marry him. Time passed, and she falls on
hard times. She comes to him for a loan.
All right, he brings her the money. And he puts it down. And he
said, this money is not for no cost, there's a cost for this
money. And he tells her to lay down and sleep with them. So she
is so desperate, so that she accepts, okay, she sort of has a
had a moment of weakness. And he's doing everything to her. And just
as about that he's going to
I want to say the word consummate, but you can't consummate Zina,
right. She says to him, don't break the seal. In other words, I
am a virgin girl. All right, keep me like this.
And she says fear Allah. So he fears Allah and he gets up and he
lets her go. He said, Oh Allah, I was this close to doing exactly
this Marcia
Zina that I want it right. And just when she said Fear Allah,
that's when I left. So for that reason, Allah subhanaw taala moved
the boulder a little bit. The second man was filial piety. And
he was a regular Shepherd, that one of his habits that he used to
love to do was that the first milk that he brought home for the day,
he would bring it to his mom and dad. And back in those days, you
lived all together. So he brought it back for his mom and dad one
day, and lo and behold, they're asleep. And he's like, this is
like my word. Right? This is like his word of good, where it is
something you do all the time. This is like his words of good
deeds. Okay. So he refused to not do it that day. And he stayed
standing there waiting with the milk and he would not give his
kids any milk. Okay. Until federal came up, and the mom and dad woke
up again. And they said, What is this? He said, I wouldn't refused
to break my
with my good deed of giving you milk first. And they blamed him
and they said, He's given the kids. No, he said, No, give it to
you. And now of course, in modern mentalities would be like
horrified, they'd be calling typhus, the Division of Youth and
social services. Okay. That's what they'd be doing. Now. If you
didn't give your kid exactly what he wanted at the moment that he
wanted. And that's one of the reasons we have a bad future in
America because we have bad habits of upbringing. Okay, I have a
really bad future in this country for that reason. Okay.
spoiled rotten kids. I mean, I go to practice with my kids and I see
them Subhanallah like, the other parents are like afraid of their
kids. You think the kid is so mean and nasty that because you have to
be strict with one or two things a week, right? And you have to lay
down some basic manners you think that just because of that, that
your kid is is going to
We're be resentful and mean and nasty No I actually have faith in
kids that they'll be good even if your parents are strict okay
they'll have some decency