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salatu salam ala rasulillah Allah Allah wa sahbihi wa hammerberg despite the bad weather will begin
in Shetland. Those that are late can watch it online inshallah Tada. So,
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today shallow tada we're gonna do a one of the most famous Sahaba who is known for a number of
things and today we'll do his whole biography and that is inshallah abou an unsightly and unsightly
and what are you bought on Saturday? What are you have his full name is Harley divinization Nicolay
from the tribe of the banana jar from the huzar Raj. So his story begins in the Medina and phase.
Obviously he is not a part of the Macan phase. Now, however, one could say that history begins even
before because the banana jar are in fact related to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and of
course, all of you should know all of you should know that. He is the one who hosted the Prophet
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sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in Medina, whose house was chosen by Allah subhana wa tada for the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam to live in until his house was built. That is what a boy is famous for. He
is the one who is the host of the Prophet system when he arrived in Medina. Now, I want you out of
all of the unsought, the tribe of Abu was the only tribe that was related to the process of selling
by blood. So the banana jar are in fact, the blood relatives of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam and therefore our you becomes a very distant cousin of the prophets of the law while he
will send them How is the blender jar related to the profitability sell them? This goes back to the
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great grandfather of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Muhammad ibn Abdullah, even Abdul Malik
Eben Hashem, Hashem, he goes back to Hashem. And of course I did this in the very beginning of the
year of the second or third lecture, Hashem the great grandfather of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam, he married Selma, and Selma is from the balloon a jar. Okay, so Selma is from the balloon
a jar. So Selma and Hashem the two of them, they have Abdulmutallab. So Abdulmutallab the
grandfather, the grandfather's mother, Selma is from the Bernal nutjob and therefore, the prophets
of the center is related through the balloon ajar from his great grand mother, and perhaps the
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seventh or the eighth cousin of the Prophet system. So about you, seven or eight generations back
meets with the Prophet system through this lady Selma, who is the great grandmother of the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam if you remember the story very briefly, just to refresh your memory, Hashem
married Selma, and then the child was born. The divorce took place and either either Hashem was not
aware of the birth of a polyp, or they had negotiated there's a difference of opinion that Selma
would have abdon will polyp Abdullah Matata was original name do you remember I thought it was
originally when he was born? I thought it was the original name. What did he was he called by Hashem
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forgotten che but unhemmed shava shava because he was born with a tuft of white hair. So I thought
it was born with some white hair that shava shava will humped and shea butter shava. Abdulmutallab
grew up in yesterday. in Medina, therefore, it's very ironic and the students we should say right is
called it have a lot where Abdul muttalib was raised, and maybe even born was where the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam himself lived. When he came to Medina. Why? Because the tribes lived in the same
area, the tribes they were it was divided tribal in Medina all lands at that time, were divided
tribally, which your tribe was, that's where you lived. And the balloon ajar had a section of the
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city of yesterday. And Selma is from that section, and the profitsystem himself is now coming to
that section to live. So literally where Abdul muttalib grew up as a child, the same streets the
same, not the same house, most likely not the same house. In fact, we don't know not the same house,
but definitely the same streets literally the same subdivision where I grew up eventually, the
profitsystem himself comes Of course, all of you should remember it seems like you've forgotten
Abdulmutallab is who was called shaybah. Hashem dies where does Hashem die? You shouldn't where
Hashem dies. Because all of you people follow us they know where Hashem dies. Because because of the
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the place over there that people follow.
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They know the the tomb of Hashem is known to this day. And the city is called what was that Hashem
saw was attached him to this day is called after him. So the great grandfather of that process was
buried in because it fell asleep. Hashem dies. And Hashem his younger brother, whose name is Adam,
we'll call him says, I wanted the kid back because they had the tribalism. This is our child, our
job. So he devised the rules what not and he went and he took the kid kinda sorta kinda sorta a
kidnapping yet it was something that was understood that that's what you know, I know it sounds
weird, but that's what they understood that the child would be belonging to the tribe of their
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father, and he brings the young lad back, he's a young boy. And that's why when he comes in, the
people thought that Medallia purchased a slave because how is he coming back from a journey with the
boy, right? So they called him Abdulmutallab, remember that's the story of how he got the name
Abdulmutallab, even though his name was shaver, and so Abdulmutallab was raised in that area. Now,
that is how the process of is related to the bundle nutjob now, the story of Of course, of what us
initial contact with the process of is well known and that is, in the books of the theater are the
books of Avengers Have there been some very well known and that is one of the process of arrived in
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the actual city of Medina. After five days of staying in Oba he arrived in the city, and he's on his
camel swap. And the Prophet system enters the city and the tribes of the hazards and the iOS, they
all come forward and they say come to us or messenger of Allah come to us, we welcome you. Some
people even held on to the stirrup of the saddle to the reins of the camel and the prophecies and
kept on saying that we'll have in Mora letter B for she has been commanded a large xojo is
commanding her she is going where a lot of commands are. So the cam will wander through the streets
of Medina until it entered the subdivision of the Buddha job. And it continued to go until it sat
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down next to an empty plot of land. It sat down and to the right was the big empty plot of land and
where it sat down. Eventually that became the entrance of the masjid of the prophets of Salaam and
that land became the land of the masjid. Okay, eventually. So this was the marking of a law that
this is going to be the masjid. Then the Campbells stood up, continued going, turned around, and
came back and then sat down in the exact same location where it had sat down before, but this time
it is turning the other way. And the house next to the profitsystem now, so one side was the empty
land. Now that the camel has turned around and the process of gets off the house right there is the
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house of abou alongside it. So understand this very simple, very simple. The messages of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam where the Imam is where the Imam is right? You keep on going. Now you
get to the extension. You keep on going in the modern complex, the Imam will walk in from a front
door if you know that area. Okay, the female walking from her front door. Essentially, that is the
corridor the camel was walking down. Okay, and our youths house is in front of where the Imam walks
in from today these days. Why? Because the fibula change direction Don't forget the cabler change
direction. Once upon a time, the Tabler was the opposite of what it was. So for those of you who
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have been to the atom complex, we enter from King fladgate all the way at the back, right we walk
all the way to the front until we get to the original then the Imam is standing realized all of that
is reversed. Initially the Qibla was the other way. So the entrance was the back which was now which
is now where the equivalent is the main entrance to the profitsystem as Masjid for the first year
and a half was the back of the masjid. Right. And that back of the masjid is currently where the
main Imam stands, you guys following right? And so when the camel parks when the camel sits down,
the camel sat down, and the empty plot of land is on one side. And literally in front of that empty
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plot was the house of you alongside. So that's how the profitsystem was told by Allah. This is the
land of the masjid. This is where you're going to stay for the next few weeks or months. And so when
the camel returned to its original place and the process of got off the camel, you jumped for joy he
realized that he had been chosen because that was his house. And he took the camel and launched it
and the Profit System then came into his house and the processor asked about you Who does this plot
belong to? And he responded it belongs to two orphans that are relatives of mine because everybody's
related in that vicinity in that vicinity. Everybody is from
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In the balloon a job and the two orphans, their names were Sal. And so hain and Sal and Sohail were
brothers, their parents had died, they had left this plot of land, when they heard that the process
of wanted it, it is said they wanted to donate an abort, you've insisted to pay them its price. So
who are you and inside he becomes the person who purchases the land that eventually becomes the
heroine. So what a great honor that from that time, up until now, everybody who is praying in the
harem, is actually praying on the walk, donated by a boy tube to Allah and His messenger. It is
actually the robot and the original Masjid is the walk of tube alongside it, that you gave to the
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Muslims and gave to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam as a gift for the sake of Allah Subhana
Allah, and the Prophet system then resided in about YouTube's house for how long, some scholars say
one month and some have, say seven months. And that seems a bit strange. He resided in his house for
as long as it took to construct the heroin and then his house, okay, because the profitsystem
prioritize the construction of the message when the message was constructed, then he made his house.
And it is unreasonable to think that that messages in house would have taken seven months. So most
likely around one month is how long the process and lived with a value and anxiety. And at that
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time, the profitsystem was married to who was married to when he migrated to Medina.
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So the and only soda, so only one house had to be built. So the first house and the only house that
was built was the house of soda. And when that house was built in the process and moved from a bob's
house to his house, which was connected our issues house was the next house built and that was next
to Sodor. So our issue and so that their houses were next to one another and they were connected to
the masjid that the Prophet salallahu alaihe was sending them. Now what you had the honor of hosting
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. But this wasn't the first time that he had met a lot of
pseudo law, because he was of the 70, who took part in the second the second half of the treaty, the
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second treaty of Aqaba, so because he took part in the second treaty of Aqaba, so he is one of the
famous unsought, who goes down in history as being one of the earliest converts. So he converted to
Islam, before the migration of the Prophet salallahu idea he was selling by around a year and a
half. So he is of the early unsought and of the core of the unsought. And as we said, he is also one
of the closest in lineage of the unsolved with the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. It is also
known in the books of history and the books as soon as we're going to mention today, it's mentioned
that volumes house had two stories in it. And the Prophet sallallahu wasallam chose the bottom story
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and level for himself. And he asked about you to go to the top why, because he did not want to
disturb you when his guests came in and out. So it would be an issue for them awkwardness, so he
wanted to allow them to have their privacy, and he could entertain guests or any buddy downstairs.
And it would not be an inconvenience to the family when people came in and out. And a number of
things took place that away, you and his wife were upstairs. And they said that how can we walk on
top of the head of the profits of the law while he was setting them. So they move their bed to the
complete side and they slept with their bodies attached to the wall basically, so that they are not
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walking on top of the process, a lot of it he will send them. And one night, they accidentally
dropped some water in the middle of the night, they dropped some water they can the jug of water
fell, and they became panicked and they spent the whole night mopping up any drops that they could
find out of fear that the water would fall on the profits of the laquanda who was selling them. And
so within a few days of where you've insisted, despite the process of them, saying that it would
inconvenience them, meaning a woman his wife, they insisted that jasola it is not befitting that the
feet of you walk over the head of the Prophet sallallahu it he was telling them and so he insisted
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that they will go to the downstairs and the Prophet says and we'll go upstairs, and what are you
when his wife would send food obviously to the profitsystem to eat. And when the food would come
back then they would partake after the process of eating whatever was left. They would then eat and
have what you would eat exactly where the profitsystem ate from whatever his hands had reached and
touch. That is where he would begin eating from obviously out of Baraka of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam. One day the food came back untouched. There was no food eaten and
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Boy, you came rushing up and asking yada Salalah What is the matter? Is there any issue and the
profitsystem said that there is bustle or there's onions in the food. And of course, we're talking
about uncooked A lot of people don't understand I've said this a million times that cooked garlic
and onions, that's not the issue. When it's uncooked, it has a very pungent odor. And they would
just put it, you know, as basically have a vegetable on the site to eat. And they would leave it
there because that, again, times were harsh and cuisine was different. So the profitsystem sent it
back untouched. And he said, there was onions. So what you've said is, is Basile hat on. And the
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President said no, but I am spoken to by those whom you are not spoken to. I have visitors that do
not visit you, okay? things come to me, not people not but entities come to me that don't come to
you, meaning the angels come to me, and they do not come to you. And so after that, you've never
cooked anything with onions, because obviously the profits of some could not eat them. Also, we have
a few incidents here and there from the life of Abu but on Saudi that is, that even is half
mentioned, the famous co author, he mentioned that you was one of the most strong defenders of the
Prophet system against them one after all. And the first time there was an actual physical
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altercation between the Muslims and the Menaka. Own involved of what you've been on Saudi that a
group of one after horn, this is early Medina, the first or second year in Medina, a group of one
after all, we're sitting in a circle, and they were whispering and saying things about the process
of them and the Muslims when they were in front of them, and they were in the corner. And that will
you became so angry that he charged that gathering, and he picked up their leader and his name is
mentioned, but it is not unbuildable nobody. So this is somebody that left in the early Madonna
phase that he picked him up and he literally dragged him out of the masjid. And the man said, and he
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was a respected man enjoy Hillier, and he was the idle caretaker in jelly. So he was somebody who
was involved with the idols, but now he had converted out of political convenience. And so the man
said that, do you dare touch me or are you and a boy you went inside, he became so angry, and he
said, Oh, hello, Jia Manasa hobby, he called him very vulgar things, their hobbies you filled the
man you will not get out of here. You are not worthy of being in the presence of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And this was the first time that there was a physical dispute between
the Muslims and the one after * and what was at the forefront in that. And of course of his most
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famous stories that we should all benefit and learn from, is his response to the slander of our
mother Isha in words that Allah subhana wa tada himself preserved in the Holy Quran, when the
slander of Arusha began, Ayesha wrote the last line, of course, you know, we went over the slander
in a lot of detail. And people were talking about her, and even those who didn't believe it was
still spreading it. Even those who didn't believe it. We're still talking about it in the gossip and
the innuendos. So one day a boy you came home, and his wife only a YouTube said that, oh, boy, you
don't you know, what the gossip is? Don't you know what people are saying about Russia? And he
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immediately said, That, of course, I know what they are saying. But it is a lie. It is a cut that is
cannot be true. He said to me a YouTube, would you do such a thing? Or maybe you said, No. You said
for law, he our issue is better than you. Our issue is better than you if you could not do such a
thing. How can anybody think that I should can do it. This is a clear lie. This is a clear slander
and this attitude of Abu Ghraib. And what he said was immortalized by Allah subhana wa tada in the
Koran and we still recite a US conversation to you that nobody heard except Allah subhana wa tada
and the two of them, nobody was there in that house. Yet Allah subhana wa Taala quoted a you and
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described of what you and his intentions and his good, personal one, right his good has not been
Allah as Georgia describes it, and Allah azzawajal praises it and a lot of xojo quotes what you've
said, and it is immortalized forever in the Quran. And of course, the verse is one older it's
similar to Moodle and why not when you heard this one, let me know in the world monitor for same
hierarchy, they should have thought the believing men women, they should have thought the best
thoughts will call to her the outcome will be they should have said this is a clear slander. So this
is about you. Why
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Didn't you do whatever you did. Now he's not mentioned by name. But we learned from the seal. And
the books have added that this is a youth that you was the one who immediately defended our issue.
He thought the best of our issue, and he's the one who said, this is a clear slander, it can be
true. And Allah azza wa jal says, Why didn't you do like this? So, Allah azza wa jal, therefore,
indirectly is praising you, and indirectly because he's not mentioned by name, but the context is
there indirectly. A law affirms that is of the meaning because Allah says Why didn't you do like the
meaning when they heard it? They said that so a lot of firms have a YouTube is of the movement of
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the higher level of Eman And Allah subhana wa tada praises about alongside him. And you participated
in each and every battle of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and in the Battle of hiber
another interesting incident that shows his extra protection for the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam that when Sophia Binti who was taken by the prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam people did
not know is Sophia, a wife? Or is she a god? They did not know. How would it be? And they did not
know has the process of chosen her as a mother of the believers, or is she a milky Ameen. And of
course we now know of course she is one of our mothers, but this was right after the Battle of
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hiber. And when you heard he became agitated, and he took his sword, and he stood guard outside the
tent of the Prophet salallahu idea he was setting them. The next morning when the Prophet system
came outside. You saw a bow tube standing alert with his sword open, and he said, What is the
matter? What are you Why are you standing here with your sword? And away you've said yes to a law. I
was fearful for the lady. I was fearful. Her father has just been killed. Her people have just been
killed. For Eamon is just new right now. And we don't know what she might do. Might she have a
dagger, she might have poison we don't know. So I was worried for you. So the Prophet sallallahu
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Sallam said, Oh, Allah protect you, as he protected me protect you, as he protected me away you as
well. I participated in the conquest of Makkah, and each and every battle, we don't really have any
details of specific things that he did like most of the Sahaba that we don't have much details of
the specifics, but he did not leave a single battle from the Battle of mother all the way to the
conquest of Mecca. And after the death of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he was appointed
during the time of IDF and that would be a positive. He was appointed the governor of Medina for a
period of time. And he also visited the city of Basra. When a bin Abbas was its governor, and had
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been my boss, of course, is a cousin of the Prophet salallahu idea. He was Selim. And when you
visited an Ibis, even Avast became so happy, and he stood up to tell you Bhansali that I will honor
you the way that you honor the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam when he visited when he came to
Medina, and he gave up his house for a while you bet on Saudi, and he said everything in this house
now belongs to you. And they estimated at the time that it was worth 40,000 dinars, all of the
things in the house was worth 40,000 dinars even above the cousin of the processing to honor a boy
you essentially handed over his whole house to him and whatever happened to be ended at the time,
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whatever he owned, he said, it's all yours as an honor for what you have done for the Prophet
salallahu alaihe was sending them and of what you have there is an eternity left, did he participate
in the wars between the companions or not some books that mentioned he was on the side of it. Others
mentioned that he might have been on the side of it, but he did not participate in the Battle of
Safin, which is a difference between the two. Right. There are those people who emotionally they're
supporting it, but they're not going to fight other Muslims. And it seems a what you was one of
those that he was on the side of it means his heart was with Ali and the audio. The other one was
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the one that you know, he wanted to win. But when it came to the actual Battle of Safin of what are
you been on? Sorry, it seems and Elon knows best he did not participate in the battle, even though
technically he was on the side of it overall. However, he did participate against the outage and the
other battles that took place and when he was assassinated, and what are we and why we are comes to
power of what you would have thought he was visiting a sham. And while we wanted him to come visit
him as well, and so
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He paid a visit to Moscow we have, but it was very clear that there was awkwardness or maybe even
some type of hostility. And while we asked a question, the technicalities of it are beyond the scope
of our lecture, he wanted an answer about a past incident that would have made his opponent
understand who his opponent is look a little bit down, he wanted an answer from you that would have
made his rival look down. And you did not fall for the bait and avoid you rather answered in a very
blunt manner, which in fact, kind of put more weight on the last one who down. And he mentioned a
time when while we are in his father, who was who found, we're fighting against the prophecies when
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he goes, I was there on that day. So I don't want to go into the details. Because these are awkward
times. These are times where it's just I need to even to explain this and that it takes a while and
and like I said many times, it was a time of great pain between two groups of the Sahaba. And
there's no question that we are more supportive of Ali rhodiola. One and his side than the other
side. But still, we respect both sides and of what you clearly his heart was not at ease with more
obvious rhodiola one, and he did not like what he was seeing. And, in fact, he said, and again, this
shows his bravery as well. That he said, verily, indeed the prophets are some has spoken the truth,
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when he told us on sod on salt, be patient, for you shall see trials after my death means you are
trial to us. We set this straight there, and as it's couched in hidden language, but it's very
clear. And so while we obviously was very frustrated at this, and he promised to not see him ever
again. So because he had invited him to the gathering and a value came, but it turns out to be the
opposite of what he wanted, he wanted to honor that I'm getting a visit from a famous hobby and
whatnot. Because remember, I mean, our utmost respect, while we while we It was not of the elite of
the Sahaba, he was not of the big Sahaba. While we are he was of the teenagers who converted on the
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conquest of Makkah, I need the lowest strength possible of a Sahabi. That's what he was right. And
I'm not saying this to diminish, because again, people get very sensitive. But you cannot compare
more Alia, with any of the Maha Joon or the unsought or the Allahu igmi. While we're is of the
lowest group, and that is the most limited for those who converted at the conquest of Makkah. And
not only that, but he was a teenager, and he just barely a young man, when that conversion or
credit, Max, he might have been 1920 years old when that happens. So again, he's just a young man,
and he's converting when his father converts at the very end. And yes, he is also happy. And yes, he
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is a brother in law. And yes, there's a lot of respect that we give, and we do not ever speak evil
of why we as some of the people do, nonetheless, the truth can't cannot be hidden. And that is that
we cannot equate a voice tube or abubaker or Omar or any of them with Malia there is no comparison.
And Ali and while we are there is no comparison, how can you compare our DNA? We thought it was the
first of the converts. Tomorrow we are the last of the Congress, how can you compare the one who has
a whole 20 year legacy with the one who has hardly anything other than a few months with the Profit
System, there is no comparison. So we have to be again, fair in this regard. Because a lot of times
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people don't understand and they kind of sort of you know, they they they get a little bit too
emotional when it comes to this issue. And that's why it's very clear there was tension and a boy
who was not happy at what he is seeing with while we are the last one and that happiness is
expressed and couched in this language. Another point about a boy but on Sunday, what you every
single year he would participate in his words and his whole life was a life of was was he was
definitely one of those causes those Mojo hits for the sake of Allah subhana wa tada and he would
quote in the Quran, every Allah xojo says in Surah Toba in funeral if I offend Allah, go forth and
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fight, say FAFEN. Allah say farfan means light powder means heavy. What does it mean go for it heavy
and light. Our scholars say heavy means you are well prepared and armed. Light means you don't have
preparation. In both cases you should go forth. And
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as you would say, Allah is commanding us to go safer and smarter and safer than I am either without
orthopod I can't be one except the other. So every year he would go and he would fight and so he
fought in the conquest of Sham he fought in the conquest of Egypt. He fought against the mortared.
He fought in the against the Hawaii outage his whole life is a life of jihad and towards the end of
his life
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towards the end of this
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his life, he participated in one of the most famous battles, historic battles of Islam, even though
nothing came of it per se, it is historic simply because of its significance. And that is the first
time that the Muslims attacked the grandest city in the world at the time, the political capital of
the world.
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And that is Constantinople, Constantinople. Constantinople is of course, today's Istanbul. And
again, it's difficult for us to understand what Constantinople represented for us, Turkey, Istanbul,
this is standards we grew up in this time for the last 700 years, 600 years. Istanbul is the capital
of Turkey. But we don't understand. Constantinople was the capital of the Western world for over
1000 years. Okay. Imagine something we say now London, or Rome, or Paris, imagine something like
that, right? Falling for the Chinese imagine Paris and Nazareth. Like it's you can't even imagine
it's not something in our minds to even imagine. Constantinople was the center of Christianity.
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There was no London there was no of course, New York, it was none of these cities. It was
Constantinople. And it was the prize. Even Rome was nothing compared to Constantinople. Rome only
came to power after Constantinople began to go down and then disappear. And Constantinople was the
queen of all political cities in the world. And our Prophet sallallahu wasallam said he didn't sign
Bahati this highly desirable quality. It is the most authentic book, The Prophet says Adam said.
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The first army Oh, what is the first army that shall attack Medina to the city of the Cesar ma fula.
home, they are forgiven. The first army that shall attack the city of the Caesar shall be forgiven.
It is an army that is forgiven. Now the city of the Caesar, Constantinople literally means the city
of constant in Constantine, Constantinople, and who is Constantine, Constantine was the greatest of
the Roman Christian emperors. Okay, the great test of the Roman Christian emperors. You had the pre
Christian emperors of the pagan era. That's another timeframe. Constantine in 325, whatever CEO ad,
Constantine
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was the pagan emperor who converted to Christianity, and he's the one who established Christianity
as the state, basically officially recognized religion. Before that time, the Roman Empire was
pagan, the Roman Empire worshipped idols. Constantine became a Christian. And he has a legacy that
is beyond just religion. Even politically, he was a powerful monarch and a powerful Emperor. And so
he names the city after himself, Constantinople, the city of Constantine. And therefore it was
originally called Byzantium, it was then called Constantinople, so the city of eisah, the city of
Constantine, Constantine, then that's literally Constantinople. And therefore the process of said
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whoever is the first army that fights that city, he didn't say that conquers it. He says that fights
it the hour, the first housework tells you the first and housework that will take place against
Constantinople, the army shall be forgiven. So that was what was done in the reign of war. We are
the Allahu taala. And, and just that factor alone, the audacity really of early Islam it is it
should take our breath away. In one generation, the Muslims began knocking on the doors of
Constantinople, from where to where I already said two weeks ago, the story of Superman and fire to
see again, that amazing miracle of conquering the Palace of kisara observe season and the the the
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Persian Emperor, the assassin Empire. Now the Roman Empire is going to get its turn but they're
going to be delayed. They're going to be delayed for a while, why? The Hadith is also in Bahati that
the process of them said that the Caesar honored my messenger and respected my letter so Allah azza
wa jal will give His kingdom a while and the Persian king disrespected my letter and tore it up and
so Allah will tear his kingdom up we the process and predicted this, that the Roman Empire will last
a while and indeed it did last it lasted quite a while it lasted another 1000 years basically, until
and it was multiple times Muslims tried to attack it. I mean, I do hope one day by the way, one day
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inshallah to give a brief history of Muslim lands not just you know, the early time just overall
because we need to know this. Maybe that's another fuse. Elon knows best but Constantinople was
attacked multiple times and it was always always
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Always,
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not successful. Why? Because Constantinople was the most heavily fortified city in the world. With
no exceptions. It was fortified, both geographically. Because Where's Constantinople? Istanbul? If
you know where Istanbul is, right? If you know the geographic location of Istanbul, it is an ideal
location for a city. Right? And we're talking about the, the eastern side of the city now, right,
the original Constantinople, it is protected on multiple sides by water by land strategically. And
then even from the inland. The number of walls that were built over the centuries was simply for
naught and some of those walls I mean, they're still around. By the way, if you ever go to Istanbul,
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Subhanallah, and even I have been so many times, I haven't done justice to the city. You can have
multi layered tours of Istanbul, you can have a tours of Istanbul that take you through the
Christian sites. You can have tours that take you to the pagan sites, you can have tours that can
take early Ottoman late Ottoman, I totally I mean, every era, Istanbul has its glorious history. The
wall at the time of the buzzword of Huawei are parts of that wall are still around to this day. Can
you believe parts of it obviously, still, to this day, when we're out of the law, one sent an
expedition to attack Constantinople, it had the walls that were built by
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forgot the Emperor's named fifth century Emperor, he had built walls that were two meters thick,
like some of the most fortified walls known to man, he builds them at that point in time, some of
those walls and remnants of them are still standing in the suburbs of Istanbul, you can go and you
can see it to this day. So while we are the law, one wanted to gain that honor to be the first army
to be sent. Some while we sends the army, he does not participate, but he commands it to be sent.
And to give that honor to his loved one, he sends his young son yazeed, even more Alia, to be the
General of the Army. So yazeed is the General of the Army that attacks Constantinople. This is the
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first time in human human history that Muslims knock on the gates of Constantinople, it shall not be
the last time for the next 800 years, they're going to continue knocking every few centuries,
they're going to try try and try until finally, in 1453, memorize this date. It is one of the most
significant dates of human history, not just Islamic history, because Constantinople comes to an
end, and the Byzantine Empire collapses once and for all. This is one of the most significant dates
of a human history. And who conquers Constantinople guys, everybody should know. Mohammed Al Fatah.
Right, Mohammed, in fact, the Ottoman ruler, he conquers Constantinople in 1453. And that is, of
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course, way after what we are interested in. But the first army that that attacks Constantinople is
the army of yazeed, even while we're at the command of Mao, when the news spread, that they're going
to attack Constantinople, abou despite being a very frail old man, way beyond the age of fighting,
uh, you volunteers and joins the expedition, because he just wants to get that honor. That's the
only reason he's not in fighting age anymore. Doesn't matter. He just wants to go to be a part of
that expedition. Now pause here before I go on. I've already given two years ago, the long lecture
about ewz and whatnot. And I mentioned this issue. And again, just to reiterate, so yazeed had been
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while we he is a person whom Sunni Muslims have contested views on you have two extremes. And you
have the moderate middle, we all know that the the shiai they consider us to be basically the worst
human being ever created. And he is worse than shaped on from their theological perspective. And
they have the reasons for that. And for our perspective, we have spectrum of opinion. We have one
extreme that praises him. We have another extreme that Lana and curses and whatnot to him. And we
have the moderate, that basically says that he was definitely a corrupt and evil person with a lot
of evil, and he has some good, but we don't gain anything by sending landers on anybody Just be
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quiet. And leave is a ferry to Allah. Right. We don't love but we don't have to give Lana as well.
He is not somebody to respect. He's not somebody who's accomplished that much. And his main
accomplishment is what his father told him to do right now. And so this issue of leading an
expedition to Constantinople is the issue that causes one group to say
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rhodiola one of him and to say for sure he has been forgiven, because the Prophet system said, What
did you just say? Guys? I just quoted you the Hadith.
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The first army that fights Constantinople. Mahalo LA. Okay, so they say her loss, for sure yazeed
has gotten that Rama. And so he is basically called the a loved one who, by the way, he's not so
happy. He is he is not as a hobby. He was he was born in the time of Earth man, he never saw the
process of the president resigned. While we I was an 18 year old when the process of when he
embraces the time, how can you have there is no use. He didn't say she's not so happy. So there's no
question of him that attaining that status. Now, to end we have to answer this question, even though
it's not directly related. But I know everybody talks about this, and people should know, some kind
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of Listen, when there is a blessing and ahaadeeth.
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We are hopeful over that blessing, but it doesn't mean it necessarily applies to each and every
person because we don't know if the person who did the deed that deed was accepted by a law so that
he gets the blessing. For example, we learned in the Hadith that whoever goes for Hajj and he
doesn't commit a sin and he doesn't get angry, he will come back like his mother gives birth to him.
Okay, so Mashallah 3 million go for Hajj. Everyone who goes for Hajj, can we be certain hollows?
He's coming back that like the day his mother gave birth to him? No. So the Hadith is authentic
doesn't mean everybody is gonna get it. Because you don't know. Did he actually do Hajj properly or
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not? Same goes over here. That what was the Nia or what happened? Or what? Over all? Yes, those who
go for hedge they will come back forgiven? Yes. Overall, those who were in this army, they are
forgiven doesn't mean without exception, no one is going to be no doesn't mean that it's a as they
say kilchoman inhotim. The the judgment of the majority, most of this army shall be forgiven. It
doesn't mean every single individual without a doubt shall be forgiven permanently. No, that's not
the meaning here. Because you see, of course, I don't go into the biography as it was used, but to
only two things enough to say that he is he has a lot of accounting on judgment day. Only two
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things. Number one is the blood of Hussein. And what we'll use, he'd say, when he is asked about
that, that is something that we don't even want to think about. That is enough to really how can
anybody anybody like like Mr. Mohammed was asked when his son asked him that? Are we supposed to
love music? And Imam Ahmed said, Can any men love music? And literally, this was his answer. Can any
men love music? So he asked his father, should we curse him? Then? Mr. Mohammed said, Have you ever
heard me curse and other Muslim? Is that my methodology of teaching to Christian other Muslim? So a
mama's response is the perfect response. Okay. And that's our response is, Well, look, anybody who
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goes to extremes always falls into an error. He is he is not somebody that should be admired and
looked up to. And he has enough. I said, number one is Hussein's death, what are the other one which
is enough of a catastrophe? And then to add to that, the second thing, worst thing that he has done
is the How do I massacre of Medina? Which is, again, one of the tragedies that I haven't spoken
about in this question. Maybe someday, I'll talk about it. But the Hydra massacre for three days
uses forces, literally killed and pillaged and raped in the holy city of Medina. And one of the
worst catastrophes of early Islam was the Hebron massacre. To this day, when you visit back here,
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when you visit back here, and you take me as a guide, and you follow behind me, and you take your
video camera, and you see where I'm going, you will remember in shallow Tada, vaguely, I pointed to
a place and I said this is the Hydra massacre, the long the long strip, after the wives are mothers,
and after you keep on we're on the left hand side, there's a long strip and said this is where the
people of how to run our mouths were buried. Why? Because there were so many bodies, they just dug
them up and threw them all there. They could not bury them one by one. They could not bury them one
by one. So that's why when you walk in, but there there's there's just a section that is like almost
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as long as this question to the woman section almost as long as this question, right? And it's just
the heart of a massacre took place there and hundreds of children of the Sahaba and even some of the
Sahaba the smaller and younger Sahaba were not very old were killed hundreds of their children and
grandchildren like some of the greatest people were massacred and other evil things that we don't
mention this in the holy city and you
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Z was directly responsible for that, because he allowed his commander to he literally told his
commander, because he wanted to send that message again. So again, these two things enough, that's
enough. And he has other crimes as well, and his personal life and whatnot. So the point being, I
mentioned this so that unfortunately, what happens is in my YouTube videos, people take two second
clips, and they say, I'm saying this, I'm saying that. So if I had not mentioned this disclaimer,
they would have said, I'm praising Izzy, because I mentioned this Hadith, I want to say no, I have
never in my life praised his he never. And I don't plan to do this. At the same time, there's no
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need to curse somebody, if he is worthy of that Allah will give him that I don't need to add in my
writing is not going to do anything more on Judgement Day. In the end of the day, he died upon the
kalama. And so he is within the fold of Islam. And we are quiet at his at his fate. The point being
a you is a part of that army that we get back to our story now. Okay, what you have is a part of the
army is the this little young man is his general commander who is in his 80s Yes, he does, you know,
probably 20 years old now. So he is either as the commander and avoid you travels with the army
until they are a stone's throw, basically another day or two, and they're going to start the
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fighting. And that's one of where you fall sick. And it seems as if his death is imminent, so your
xe visits avoid you out of respect. And he says, Alexa hajra, you know, Can I do anything to help
you out, and to his deathbed says the same as from you and your father, nothing.
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don't need anything from you. As for the Muslims, tell them to go as deep as they can into the enemy
territory, and fight as ferociously as they can. And as far as they get, then bury me over there.
That's my request to them not to you. As far as they can get bury me as the greatest you can go. And
then you know, if you
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if you succeed or not, leave me wherever you're able to get to. And so he did what was requested he
went in, he announced to the Muslims that this is what, what you is requesting. So when they heard
of what you're requesting this, they put on their armors right then and there. And that was the
catalyst for them to charge Constantinople, his death was the catalyst that they needed to take on
that bravery, that courage and to charge the walls of the city. They were not successful.
Politically, Constantinople did not fall, but they were not unsuccessful either. And they sent the
message and the books of the Roman Empire also record the first skirmishes that took place. They
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record this as well, that the the city put up a defense, and eventually, the Muslims had to
withdraw. But they did succeed in burying of what you put on somebody outside the city's walls.
Okay, so that was a lot of other written that are valuable insights shall be buried outside the
walls of Constantinople. Just think about that, again, from where to where, again, we talked about
this from semantic fidelity as well, from where to where, here again, we have a boyband on Saudi who
is just you know, before the CRR. Before that, he's just a simple farmer in Medina. Right. And now
he is buried outside the gates of the largest, the most dominant politically active city in the
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world. And of course, that is eventually going to become Istanbul or I forgot to mention there's one
incident mentioned in the battle as well.
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That in one of the early skirmishes,
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a man jumped into the battle, and he was working his way into the the the Roman camp, and another
person shouted out, what is this guy doing like Mama, what is this guy doing? He is causing his own
destruction. He is quoting a verse in the Quran, where Allah azza wa jal says, What are to be equina
taluka is the first in the Quran, don't cause your own destruction of what you was listening and he
said, No, don't misquote the Quran that ayah came down regarding us of the answer. When Allah azza
wa jal had given victory to the Prophet solo, send them we said, let us abandon jihad. Let's abandon
kitten. And let's just make money.
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Now we can just make money. So Allah revealed in the Koran, what is the beginning of the
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beginning of the AI?
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We have to fall sitting here.
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What are we doing? See, this is the test of a real half filled with token and I'm not one of them.
Any half filled can go this way.
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The one who can go that way. That is the real Haffield. All of us were faithful to me and you were
all like so so okay, we just go one way. Okay. We can only go forward, we cannot reverse that.
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The car we cannot go back.
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We're unfill Kofi Sevilla, he wants to be a dignitary Luca, okay. In fact, is mentioned with Jihad
immediately. So, you've said don't misquote the verse, I know why this verse came down, it came down
for us of the unsought when we said let's just make money now we don't need to go into a zoo and
cattle and Allah said, Don't cause your own destructions means our laziness was our destruction not
going out for his work. And this man is showing bravery. This is not Jani causing his own
destruction. Okay, so about you, you know, corrected that misunderstanding now. So I will you was
buried outside the city's walls. And in modern Istanbul, if any of you goes to modern Istanbul,
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there is still an area a suburb of Istanbul, that is called a useful town it is still called To this
day, the whole area is called a useful time. And in it is the alleged Muslim of about a u n Ansari,
and it is one of the highest visited places in Istanbul. And in fact, it is the location where
traditionally many of the Ottoman Hooda would be crowned their coronation ceremonies would be held
on the mausoleum of Abu Ansari, and even in our generation, the current president, not that I'm
praising or discouraging or whatnot, my stances about him are not relevant to this lecture. So
please don't read in Still, he also made a show at that mausoleum a few years ago for political
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Baraka, if you'd like to make a statement of his religiosity and whatnot. And and so that mausoleum
has become a status of Islamic
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Ottoman heritage. And he made a point of going there as a president, which was a rare thing for the
current president of Turkey.
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Unfortunately, because it's me, who's teaching you I have to become more academic and tell you that
really, the entire concept of having a muzzle Liam over about a US grave cannot be true, because no
one can possibly know where you went inside it was actually buried. Okay, the whole thing I really
don't want to use too harsh of a term but let's just say that you have just as much luck of throwing
a random rock outside the wall to find the actual cover than they would have had when they built it.
Okay. And when you look at the story of the mausoleum, when you look at the story of the mausoleum,
when
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Sultan Mahmud al Fatah, the conquer when Sultan when Mohammed father had to conquer was basically
wanting to conquer the city. Masha Allah very coincidentally his spiritual leader, his name is Adi
shamsudeen, his spiritual leader Yanni Mashallah so coincidentally discovers the grave and how does
it discover it? How does he discover the grave when there Mashallah, you know, the story? You? Did
you? Are you kidding me? He just made a guess and is the actual story. So, you know, how these
people work? Okay, our brother just made a guess. And the guest is absolutely right. He saw a light
in his heart, he saw a light coming. And that light is where the Hubbard he assumed it was. Okay.
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And so sovann, Mohammed Al Fatiha after he conquered the city, then, of course, this is I mean,
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I am not trying to be too
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harsh here. But every ruler uses religion, at some level for political reasons. Okay, whether it's
Eastern Orthodox, whether it's our own rulers, whether it's even the Muslim rulers, it's very rare
to find the genuine religious leader, very rare. And at some level is understandable. I'm not
defending I'm not accusing what not. So you need to motivate the troops, you need to encourage the
masses you need to. So these types of things, they, they help the people, they really encourage the
people imagine how you would have been, if you had been in that army and the cities are there, and
all of a sudden you discover the grave of you, how would that make you feel? Just think about that?
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Okay, so I'll leave it there without going into too much detail. So it's very convenient that that
grave is discovered at that point in time. And so,
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Mohammed Al Fatiha then, after the city is conquered, he is the one who builds a very lavish plush,
you know, marble, beautiful structure. And of course, that structure then is rebuilt and rebuilt.
And I think the original still there, portions of the original are still there. 600 years old. And
so obviously over 600 years, it's been it's become its own historical legend, and it's a sight to go
see
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Just because of this 100 year history, even if it's not true from before that point in time, because
again, and I'm sorry to be the academic, I think this in some of my problems that I can never be a
good storyteller the way that other people are, because I can't it's just, I can't tell you these
lies in the new book, guys be happy at it. Think about it. Will you been on site, he was buried
outside the walls of the ancient city of Constantinople in the year 670. c. Okay. 670 or So see, now
think about it.
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Who is going to mark his grave amongst the Muslims? Who is going to keep track of where it was?
Okay, who is going to now tell the next generations? Do you think now the Romans living in the city
would have kept that grave intact? And they would have built on it? Would it be an unknown, unmarked
land? And what would have happened in the next 800 years, the city is going to do what?
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expand and expand and expand, right? And other walls are going to be built. So for Mohammed and
Fatah, in 1453, to conveniently discover outside the wall, he happens to see, I mean, really, you
know, I mean, just a little bit of common sense. Just kind of deflates your bubble, but you
understand that doesn't work this way. Real Life doesn't work this way. Okay, you just have to, you
just have to, you know, understand what is going on here. So, of course, nobody's gonna tell you
that what I just told you, because to this day, if you go to Istanbul, I mean, where are our Turkish
brothers and sisters are going to get insulted when you hear it from me, huh? Just, yeah, just Just
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don't be too too hurt.
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So you know, the story, but you had believed it before this point in time.
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Okay, if you believe people will see light coming out, and they will then just go there. I mean, and
again, it's just the convenience of it taking place. Anyway. So you get the point here, you know, we
don't base our religion on such on such issues and whatnot. And the point is, I mean,
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yes, I will, you will notice it is buried somewhere outside the city good enough, good enough, it's
not going to change if we know the exact location or not. In any case, the point is that,
academically speaking, it's just not correct to state that his cover is known because it's not
known. I mean, we don't base our religion on what somebody said that I saw light coming out and
whatnot, and Allah knows best. So
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we'll use progeny as well disappeared over the century. So Allah knows best if he even has any
children left or not. Even his house says that his progeny has has gone like he didn't have
children. Even if they are children, they didn't really pass on the linear. So we have a Well,
you've narrated quite a lot of headache, because you lived relatively long and he he died in the
year or I forgot to mention he died in the year 1500 50, or 5100. Because that's when Constantinople
was attacked by his 11 Amalia, and he dies in the reign of Mao era, the Alliance where he lives
relatively a good life, like throughout the whole of Russia, and he dies in that time. So he has
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around 100 Hadith narrated a lot and he for more compared to most of the other Sahaba. And we're
just going to do a few of them inshallah with their honor, and then call it a day. One, as usual, as
you know, I do for most of them, whenever you will, inside if
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a person came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and he said, O Messenger of Allah, give me
advice and make it short and sweet. Well, oh, just make it short and sweet. So the Prophet says,
Adam said, beautiful Hadith, memorize it, three pieces of advice. The profitsystem said, number one,
when you stand up to pray, pray as if it's your last prayer.
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Number two, never say anything that you will have to apologize for tomorrow.
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Watch what you say. Number three, give up any desire for what other people possess.
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What other people own. Don't be greedy for it. Okay, this is the advice he gave us who narrated the
the Hadith
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about yoga and Saudi narrated that
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when they were an expedition on the oceans, this is basically it must be on the way to
Constantinople because that's when oh boy who was writing the ocean. And so they
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had conquest. They had, you know, some war booty that had been distributed. And amongst them were
prisoners of war. And one of the women was crying of why you've asked what is her matter? Why is she
crying this matter? So they said she has been separated from her child. So have you found her child
and gave her gave her the child back? Then the man who had separated the producing the one who's
doing all of the the prisoners and whatnot, he went and he complained to Abdullah place the mute
about what a
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You had done. So the Amir then called you and said, Why did you do this? What are you said, I heard
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say, whoever separates between a mother and her children,
Allah will separate between him and his loved ones on judgment day.
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Okay? Meaning that even in the prisoner of war status, even when you are distributing and what not,
families will stay together. And again, as I keep on saying the Islamic concept of risk can never be
compared with the Western concept of slavery, there's just no comparison. You do not keep families
separated, you keep them together. And he insisted that that is going to happen, in this case,
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one of the a, you know, a lot of data and that he said that the Profit System was brought some food
and it had bustle in it. And when he saw it, he said, You eat and he did not eat, and he said, I am
not like the rest of you. So, will you himself is narrating. And I mentioned this idea or this
incident before that he did not do this because of the angels
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of warfare, the slave of what you've said that when we were in Egypt, of what you bet on Saudi said,
Will law he I don't know what to do with these bathrooms when he's in Egypt. Why? Because they had
never had bathrooms in.
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in Medina, there's no bathrooms, there's no physical structures, you just go out in the open and do
what you need to do. I don't know what to do. And they said why he said, because the Prophet
salallahu it who said them told us that when one of you goes to urinate or defecate, then he should
not turn his back or face the table. And these bathrooms are facing a fibula. So it was a problem
for a while you I don't know what to do now. Okay, that you guys don't allow people to go out in the
desert and whatnot. And we have to go to these structures. And these structures are pointing in the
wrong direction. Now, so our tube, his fatwah to and this isn't a Muslim Ummah we learn from other
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books, his fatwa was that when you're in those places, you should turn even away even on that
sitting like that turned away. But that was his footwork job. But even Abdullah and others, they
gave the fatwa that the majority have forgotten later followed. And they said that the issue of
don't facing the Qibla. And don't turn your back to it is only one there's nothing between you and
the Qibla. When you're out in the open. And when there is any structure between you and the Qibla,
then that doesn't count. And this was dependent the majority of the Sahaba. And that's what now as
well, is seems to be the correct position as well. So have you felt how Dojin doing this, and that's
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the federal he gave based on the headache, but the Hadith doesn't. And those days, it was all out in
the open. So it's a different thing, and Eliza just knows best.
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Boy, you've been inside insight, he
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said, when he was about to die, that I'm going to narrate to you something, I would have hidden it
from you. But now that I'm dying, I'm going to tell you about it, I'm going to I wouldn't I would
not have told you this Hadith, why did solve so many of the Sahaba not narrate had it until they're
about to die, because they were torn between two issues. The first one, the fear that what they're
going to say will be misinterpreted, so they're going to carry the sin of misinterpretation. And the
second one the fear of hiding knowledge. So if they don't narrate it, I'm worried on judgment day,
Allah will ask me why we didn't narrate it. Okay. So they would then narrate Hadith at the very end
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of their lives, so many of them, and a volume himself narrated quite a few on his deathbed outside
of Constantinople, and this is one of them. And when you hear it, you will understand why he's
worried to just tell the people this, he said I heard the Prophet sallallahu wasallam say
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we're it not for the fact that you commit sins, Allah would create another creation that does commit
sins, so that he can forgive them.
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Okay, now this head it can easily be misinterpreted as an encouragement to commit sins. So are you
is worried about the stigma of that happening. And that's why he said, I'm not you know, between
this issue of the hadith of a boy you in the cinema,
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what you've narrates the famous Hadith that the processing came to live with us. And so he lived on
the bottom and we would live on the top and one day, I just, it just occurred to me and I said to
you, we are walking on top of the heads of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So we removed
our leaf off our
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our mattress, and we put it all the way to the corner and then
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Next day, we went to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and he himself said, the bottom is
easier for me as Sue flew out of Abu Dhabi. So our YouTube said, will lie I will never be on top of
a roof that the Prophet system is under. And so they switch around after that. So what you have
himself narrates that he changed around because he did not want to walk on top of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
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Here we have in was a Mohammed II who was the Emir of the army that fought Constantinople, and he
visited a youth on his deathbed. And a youth said, when I die, then give the people my solemn and
inform them that I heard the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say, whoever dies worshiping Allah
without associating partners with him, Allah azza wa jal will give him genda and take my body and
take it as far as you can into the land of the Romans as much as possible and bury me over there. So
when you died, the people heard of his death and they put on their armor and they took his body in
the janazah out in the battlefield so this hadith is the Muslim environment and it describes as we
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said, the catalyst for one of the major assaults against Constantinople and
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one more Hadith will do or two more time is limited I wanted to do a few more but said inshallah to
Allah again.
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Every time I think I'll do a lot more Hadith but then we go into these tangents Okay, we'll stop
here and shallow down and then these are the rest are just Hadeeth where you
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mirtha demon Abdullah Amazon, he says about a you came to us when he was a warrior, when he was
fighting, and Rockabye even army was the governor of Egypt, and one day Rockabye delayed Salatin
mockery, so when he came up with a you became angry at him and said, What have you done with this
sila or Aqua? Or are you delaying Muslim and rock was the Amir awkward in anger is the leaders well
known one of the commanders of the army very famous general in a very famous governor of Egypt, and
you becomes angry at the governor, why are you delaying selected Muslim? So, Rocha says I was busy,
I got busy. So,
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you've said will lie. I am worried that the people will think that the Prophet system himself
delayed motive to this time, don't you know that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, my
own shall forever be upon good, as long as they do not delay Muslim until the stars come out. So the
point here, not only the famous Hadith about and that's why all other muda him are very particular
about Muslim and out of all of the five prayers. motive is the one that every month is the strictest
on to pray it at its proper time, so much. So the shafter you say that you have to pray and it's
time that you cannot even delay it, you know till after it's time after even the end time look
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towards Asia. No, you have to pray that is beginning time. And the point here is that Of what use
eagerness to praise Allah and time and his, again, he doesn't care if it was the governor, it
doesn't matter to him. He is going to make encode of the moon card and he's going to tell him what
needs to be done. And also if you really think about it, this is why the spirits that they had of
raw Eman. It was more powerful than the armies of the acids. The simple raw Eman that they had, was
more powerful than whatever happened after 100 years. Even though and I've said this many times the
civilization of Islam became more powerful, yet the conquest went down.
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And the reason is obvious and that is the Sahaba had Allah Baraka and allows blessings, what the
later did not have and oh boy a huge simplicity of just I want to pray among them now you guys are
delaying This is indicative of again, that simple trust and an Allah subhana wa tada and that's what
the conquests were based on. They weren't based upon the increase in quantity, they weren't based
upon the numerical technology and all of this gives us hope in the time that we live in as well.
That it is not the quantity, it is not the preparation. It is not the the you know the materials
that we have. It is the quality of our EMR if we have it, then somehow Allah subhana wa adata will
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give us even our own mini victories in these battles that we are finding in our times and with this
inshallah we conclude Oh boy, you
