The More One Struggles For Knowledge, The More Blessed It Is

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Perhaps many of you are not aware, but there has been so much effort to catalog and to upload classical Islamic books so that they're on hard drives are even accessible, you can even download them for free. And within a few hours, if you really wanted to, you could download no exaggeration more than 50 60,000 volumes. And it is very easy for the average Muslim, to have a library on his hard drive that the majority of our own ama did not have. I repeat that because it is a factual statement. And I speak as somebody who hasn't hammered a good library, and I have seen many good libraries, the ability to download PDFs, to download obscure books, to download encyclopedias of

Islamic, you know, knowledge, whether it's in language and linguistics, whether it's integral, whether it is in a field, whether it is in history, whether it is in any discipline, the average Muslim can download onto his hard drive, fill his hard drive with libraries, PDFs, that is larger than the average scholar may be even larger than most of them are in all of Islamic history.

And yet, what is the results of our knowledge versus their knowledge? What is the Baraka that we have versus what they had? And that really brings about a pause in a contemplation. Why is it that they might have had less access, like, let me give you a simple example, Hadith, right? Books of Hadith, you can now have on your library, over 200 books of Hadith. Most of these books, even the advanced scholars might not really be have access to them. 100 years ago, they weren't printed, they weren't available. But now any printing somebody will PDF, scan it, and it's available online. And yet, obviously, the burqa that we have is less than that of the classical scholars, why many reasons

can be given. But I'll just give you one simple reality.

what you get for free, you don't appreciate it. And what you have to exert to get you value it. That's one of the main reasons what you have to struggle to obtain, you will value that and what is handed to you on a silver platter, what you can download, right click delete or right click download and just keep on downloading, downloading downloading, how will you value and appreciate that the way that you might have had to obtain it 100 years ago, 1000 years ago, and one of the most beautiful examples of our tradition, which actually Emmanuel Buhari mentions in his famous book, the Slayer, and it's in the chapter heading, the chapter heading of traveling for the sake of knowledge,

and he has in that chapter heading and Java Dibnah, Abdullah traveled for one month to obtain one Hadith. This is in sahale body. However, emammal Bahati did not tell us which had these and he didn't tell us the story. Why? Because in its chain, there's somebody that makes this heavy it has and rather than slay, and the Imam Rouhani said, I want to have only Sahih Hadith. So this is great B plus. And his book is great a plus, right? It's an authentic hadith, but it didn't reach his level. So he mentioned it in the chapter heading. And in his other book, which is called the other but different. He then told us the whole story, he told us the same story he referenced in his Sofia

chapter heading, and he tells us that Java dibner Abdullah, in Medina, he remembered a gathering in which the profitsystem said something. And he realized that the people in that gathering had all died. By the way, Java was a young teenager when the processing came to Medina. So he lived a long life cannot compare to Daniel Vulcan and Roberto de la hora in their 60s, in Medina, Jabba Abdullah, who was you know, like maybe 19 years old, 17 years old, so he lived much longer than so he lived to the time of the middle Sahaba, basically after the time of ardila de la one. So he thought of that gathering, and he goes of that gathering, everybody has died, except one Sahabi His name is Abdullah

bin. Oh, nice. And jogger wasn't sure about the wordings of that Hadith. Now he was present in that gathering, right? But there is no Sahih Bukhari that he can look

There is no other bit more frog. He is the Sahabi and he's thinking, thinking and he goes, I have to go and get that Hadith just to make sure of the wording. And so he purchased a camel the narration goes he didn't have one unit we didn't travel he lived in Medina he was a modern he lived in born and raised in Medina Ansari. He purchased a camel in order to do this journey. And he traveled one month to Damascus because that's where the living space was. And he got to the city and there is no hotel there is no five star in he asked Where is the Lebanon he is told that house knocks on the door servant comes out says it's time for sleep Just tell him that job is here. So he said was Java

Java Abdullah. Abdullah bin oh nice was sleeping. He comes out and it goes Wallah he I thought every Java dibny Abdullah in the world other than you What are you doing in Damascus? How were you in Damascus, they hugged each other they cried everything. And he goes, I have come here he's still in his clothes of the travel. He has. He's still literally I have come here to hear from you. A Hadith that no one alive remembers other than me and you they're all gone. The only people alive for me and you everybody else has gone. Do you remember the Hadith of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam regarding the Malema on the Day of Judgment regarding if somebody has an accusation against another

somebody owes something to another and that day of judgment, what's going to happen? And I've done a video and they said yes indeed. The profitsystem said to us and this is the Hadith that is narrated in bodies edible monferrato. It is narrated in what's the name of Mohammed it is narrated in Al Hakim and others that are so authentic. I think this is the idea that Buhari references in his chapter heading. Yes indeed. The Prophet system said to us that Allah subhana wa tada will resurrect mankind, rotten, naked, and horrorland uncircumcised and bull Ma, and the Sahabi said the arrow Sula. What does boom mean? They didn't know it's a very obscure word. He said boho means they won't

have any money with them. They're going to be without any no bags, nothing. Nothing. And then Allah azza wa jal will say an L medical and a de Yan. I am the king and I am the ultimate judge. Nobody from the people of Jenna shall enter Jenna and someone from the people of Hell has a claim against him. Even gender you're not going to get to and the guys are Johanna. me but you did something wrong. You took his money. You stole you back by Did you heard him? You did something that's boom. And Allah is saying I am the ultimate King and I am the ultimate judge. No one shall pass through this day without judgment being final. Even a person of Jana, Lamborghini

Jana, nobody shall from enter. Nobody from the people of Jenna will enter Jana and somebody from jahannam has one Malema one course in K one court case against him until that is resolved. And vice versa. Nobody from jahannam shall enter jahannam and he has something against the person of Jenna. And the Hadith says Allah will speak to mankind with a voice that everybody shall hear. Yes, man or woman bowed. Can I smell mancora the one who is for shall hear like the one who is near this is going to be Allah's judgment. This is the beginning of judgment. And the Sahaba said, O Messenger of Allah, you just said that mankind will be without baggage so they don't have any money. So how then

will cases be settled in the court of Allah? You know, when the cases settle? if somebody gets a fine, somebody gets a penalty, how will the cases be settled? And our professor said, Bill has NRT was say, with good and bad deeds. Now, the Hadith itself was worthy of a whole talk, but I want to go back to my point and then on the cello with this, we conclude I want to go back to my point. Simple question. How, by the way, Jabba took his camel and returned back to Medina the same day he didn't he didn't have a place to stay. There is no there's a different time in place. He literally returned one month, one month, two months journey for one Hadeeth now simple question to all of you.

How much do you think job it rhodiola dadan valued that Hadeeth?

How conscious Do you think job bid was that I better not hurt somebody's feelings. I better not do any limit to somebody. I better not have any issue that on the Day of Judgment after answer to Allah for you see, I just narrated this Hi this you can download it and read it a million times so many books, job or your loved one traveled two months for this one. Hadeeth the impact of that Hadeeth on his life.

If Me and you, we cannot even imagine it, how conscious he must have been the lifestyle that would have come from that one Hadith. I can download Bihari and I have 9000 Hadith that is the most authentic. But the impact is nothing like those who traveled for the sake of Hadeeth. Or even those who studied with the scholars or even those who took it. The famous Incidentally, my magic, my magic is more. The first book of Eddie's, he was the first book that was meant to be, you know, not published, there's no publishing house, but the first book that was meant to be disseminated amongst the people, right, and people would come and eat, my mother could basically have batches of students

batch, one would come and write to hold water from him, and then batch to batch three. So that's how he would do it. There is no printing press, you're not going to buy it from the house, you will come to the masjid or the profit solar system, you will sit in the gathering of your mathematics. And you will write your own copy of the mortar beginning to end 1500 Hadeeth, you're going to write it down beginning to end in your own handwriting, right? Compare this to download a PDF right now you can go home and download 10 different versions of the MacBook in 10 minutes. You can download 10 different printings in 10 minutes, right? In those days, you have to go and sit and write. Now. Mr. Malik,

after one batch finished, he famously he looked at one student very happy he had his book, he's going to get it signed that ijazah is going to happen. Now he has his motto, right? The student had traveled from Allah knows where he sat for two months in the masjid of the professors. And that's why my mother would teach. And now he has his mock up, right? And Mr. Malik smiled, and he said, How will you ever appreciate this book? It took me 40 years to compile. And here you are, in a few weeks have your copy.

Now Subhanallah This is back then what do you think of me and you who is going to download 10 different versions of water and we just have them stored on our hard drive. You see, this is one of the reasons one, there are others. One of the reasons why the earlier scholars there Baraka have in their lifestyles. You see, knowledge isn't just by narrations, knowledge isn't just by memorization is the impact that it has. It's your lifestyle, that changes your Eman, your taco your water, your attachment to Allah is going to have an impact. And therefore even if a little bit of knowledge influences you massively, it is more beneficial than a large amount of knowledge not benefiting you

that much. And that's what we see in the scholars in the Sahaba in the tab your own in the early generations, that knowledge, they valued it, and it impacted them, and they absorbed it. And then their lifestyles changed as a result of this. And these days. So panela it is the reality. This is our test from a law, you know, even will I tell you and I and I'm one of those that is guilty of this YouTube and the access of lectures, right 1000s of lectures online, you don't value them anymore. And I'll speak from my own experience when I'm going on and on. When I was in my early 20s there was no YouTube there was no even English publications were so few. And I really valued really

valued any bit of knowledge I could find in the English I couldn't speak read Arabic in Houston I didn't wasn't you know, color is a student of knowledge is just an English, whatever English publication, whatever series of knowledge that I could get. It was something I really valued it because we didn't have access, there was nothing and you listen and you write notes and you pay attention. If a scholar would travel through Houston, we would go to his other thought because again, there is no YouTube, there's no access, but now Subhanallah so much knowledge and it's beneficial there is no I'm not denying that. But because it's everywhere because it's proliferating.

You don't have the same value as the scholars of our past it. So in any case, the point here is very simple. appreciate what we have, and try our best to obtain quality rather than quantity. try our best to the influence even by little bit of knowledge rather than just acquire, acquire and not have that influence. We ask Allah xojo for knowledge that is beneficial. We ask Allah azza wa jal for knowledge that impacts us. We ask Allah for knowledge that absorbed into the heart and we seek refuge in Allah from knowledge that does not benefit us. We seek refuge from Allah from knowledge that will be in evidence against us on the Day of Judgment. We ask Allah for EMA nafion for Amazon

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