Sulaiman Moola – Has the Angel of Death passed away
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The speaker discusses a disturbing incident where a man named Tosh Thakin killed himself while signing up a long term lease agreement to build a villa at the side of the Tigris River. The event highlights the importance of remembering that there is no death and that every action is a reflection of there being no death. The speaker also mentions a famous public speaker who said that every action is a reflection of no death.
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'ayu julasa in a khayr, o Messenger Sallallahu
Alaihi Wasallam, which is our best companion and
friend?' He Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam replied,
'mandakarakumullahaha
roiatuhu.'
That friend of yours that when you look
at him he reminds you of Allah. Wazadafi'ilmikum
mantikuhu.'
and when he speaks,
your knowledge about Islam increases
and when you observe his life and his
actions,
it reminds you of the year after and
accountability
before Allah.
Now contrast that with the sad reality in
which we find ourselves.
In fact, there's an incident mentioned back in
the time, there was a person by the
name of Tosh Thakin.
He had passed the age of 90, passed
the 90 mark.
And then he decided to sign up a
lease agreement for a long period,
for a land
on the banks of the Tigris River,
that he want to develop he wanted to
build and develop a villa and a cottage
there. So in that community, there was a
very prominent, well known public speaker. One day
he stood up and he said, Oh, folks,
today I'm going to give you news you
never heard.
Guess what? The angel of death died.
People said, What?
He said, Yes, the angel of death died.
So they asked him, And how is that
possible and how do you know that? He
said, This man, Tash Takhine, is 90 years,
and he's signing up a long term lease
agreement
to build a villa at the side of
the Tigris River.
His action is a reflection
that there is no death.
There was a time
one person's,
one action
gave off the notion that there's no death.
Sadly, today, practically every person's,
every action is a reflection there's no death.