Suhaib Webb – What Handwritten Texts (Makhtutat) Teach Us About AhlSunnah
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The speaker discusses the number of handwritten books in the Islamic world, including the Quran and the second most popular book, The second most predominant book. Sunnis were like looking in the water and they found a home in the first handwritten book. The book is called Re'alsaleh, which is the love of the Quran, the love of the prophet and working constantly to be better people by studying both.
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If
you were to look at the,
the number of what we call a,
the handwritten
books that form the Islamic academic tradition.
The most prevalent handwritten book, of course,
in the Muslim world is what?
The Quran.
The second,
The second most predominant book. And here we
can appreciate how Sunnis we forgot who we
are.
Sunnis were like looking in the water, we
see a pig, we're lions.
Most Sunnis today won't even know what is
the book.
How could that happen?
Imam Al Kostalani, one of the great scholars,
he said, I traveled the Muslim world,
and I did not find a home,
except in that home was a copy of
the Quran,
And next to
it,
As the second most popular book written,
more than 100 more than 1,500,000
Mahtota
of Dalail Al Khairat.
It's translated
in English.
So,
he was murdered. He was poisoned. He was
63 years old.
Because the leaders at that time were jealous
of him,
and said the last gathering
of upon the prophet
before he was murdered was 1200 people.
And his family to this day, if you're
from Morocco, and you go to Marrakesh,
and you go to his masjid, they still
gather to read.
And they'll give you an Ijazah back to
him.
And Masjid Sadin Nafisa every morning.
They call it.
You find a gathering people
reading that book. In the masjid city abbas.
Masjid
Al Rifai next
to Sultan Hassan every Friday.
The 3rd most popular book or the 3rd
most
handwritten
book is Re'alsaleh.
So Alhamdulillah.
This is the Ummah.
The love of the Quran,
the love of Sayedal Aqwan,
the love of the Quran,
the love of the prophet and
then
working constantly to be better people
by studying both.