Yousef Bakeer – Ubada Ibn Alsamit and His Legacy

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The story of the Prophet Muhammad's death and his transfer to Makkah is discussed, including his complex appearance, strong appearance, and desire to add value to the Muslim army. The summit in Egypt ultimately led to an agreement to negotiate with the king of Egypt, which was signed by Omar Clarion. The Muslim troops ultimately lost the war after Omar encouraged them to negotiate with the ruler of Egypt, but ultimately the conflict escalated and the Muslim army ultimately lost the war. Omar's behavior and forcefully speaking made him the most knowledgeable member of the army, but he was too aggressive and too racist.

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			salat wa salam ala Ashleigh
Philhealth will say the NBA even
		
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			more saline. Cena Muhammad wa ala
alihi wa sahbihi wa Sallim to
		
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			Sleeman Kathira
		
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			Yara bene la Kato Kelowna ye they
cannot be in our eye they can
		
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			merci Allahu mulata JAL few
Colombina Hilda, Linda Dina and
		
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			Manu Robina in NACA Allah
coalition in Kadir Allahumma.
		
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			Gilfillan, adenuga Wareham nya Rob
Bahamas NYC la MFI Lana's in
		
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			Obinna, it's rough and FE M Rena,
with a bit akademin on Sonal
		
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			Coleman Catherine and my bad.
		
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			One of the ways to instill someone
is faith. One of these ways to
		
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			increase someone is faith. Someone
is a man in Allah subhanaw taala
		
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			is to remember and learn about the
lifetime of Prophet Muhammad
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and
the Sahaba the companions of our
		
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			beloved prophet muhammad
sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			and inshallah in today's short,
hotter, I'm going to be talking
		
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			about the story of one of the
companions of our beloved prophet
		
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			muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam with the name of Obed Edna
		
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			Sumit Obed innocent.
		
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			And about them. The Summit has a
unique story. Because he was from
		
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			El Medina, he's Ansari.
		
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			And
		
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			Obeida learned about Rasulullah
sallallahu wasallam, even though
		
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			he didn't get to see him, because
he was in Medina, and the Prophet
		
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			was in Mecca in the early age of
Islam.
		
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			But about in the summer, it was a
very intelligent man. He's very
		
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			smart. So when he learned about
the message of Prophet Muhammad
		
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			Sallallahu sallam, it made a lot
of sense, then you actually loved
		
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			the message love this man, even
though he didn't even see him yet.
		
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			And he decided to migrate from El
Medina to Makkah. The hedgerow was
		
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			from Mecca to Medina. But he
actually did not wait for Prophet
		
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			to arrive to Medina to to take the
shahada, he decided to even travel
		
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			to Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu
Sallam secretly to accept La ilaha
		
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			illAllah Muhammad Rasool Allah to
accept the result.
		
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			And our badness summit was was a
black man.
		
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			In some narrations, the said that
he was very black shoddy to solid
		
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			very black, very handsome, very
strong, physically, very strong
		
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			and mentally very strong as well.
Right. So by them the Psalms is
		
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			some narration say that you will
not be able to grab your two hands
		
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			in his four arms Subhanallah This
is how big he was. So by them the
		
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			summit not just like I said, not
just physically strong but
		
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			mentally very strong. Prophet
Muhammad Sallallahu Sallam trusted
		
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			him with get away. Right? He
actually gave him this honor to
		
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			write down the words of Allah
subhanaw taala as Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala revealing it to Prophet
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi
		
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			wasallam
		
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			anyway, his wife, you know, haram,
Vinton Han has a unique story as
		
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			well. But I want to focus actually
one incident that showed the great
		
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			character and the charisma and
this this great personality that
		
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			this hobby had. That was towards
the end of his life, by the way,
		
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			he died in Philistine and
Palestine as a calling as a judge.
		
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			This is how intelligent he was. So
at the time of Muhammad, Al
		
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			Khattab Radi Allahu Anhu. And this
is the main incident that I wanted
		
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			to highlight in today's speech in
sha Allah, Allah, Allah.
		
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			You know, Omar Abdullah hardtops
in an army to Egypt, under the
		
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			leadership of amber glass, to the
Allahu anha.
		
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			And so when Ambrym the US needed
reinforcement to his army like an
		
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			extension to his army.
		
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			Omar Khattab sent him over them
the summit because he's well known
		
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			by being that great warrior get
that great soldier physically and
		
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			also he's very intelligent so he
can actually add a lot of value to
		
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			the Muslim army at that time. So
all by them the summit finally got
		
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			to Egypt. Now, they wanted to ash
actually negotiate with the ruler
		
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			of Egypt at that time. His name is
Alma caucus, so he wanted to ombre
		
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			glass wanted to negotiate before
		
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			or they start the war with the
Romans, just to see if there is
		
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			any way we can actually prevent
ourselves from getting into this
		
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			war. So he trusted who, under the
US, or by them the summit. So he
		
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			sent a lot of the summit in a
delegation. Now part of the summit
		
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			is going to negotiate with the
ruler of Egypt, the king of Egypt,
		
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			Elmo caucus. So I just want you to
imagine this scene. The Muslim
		
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			armies right here. The Romans are
right there in the front. And then
		
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			Obi Debnath Summit is leading a
small group of leaders 10 people,
		
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			and they're going towards the army
of the Romans to negotiate with Al
		
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			macaques.
		
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			Now, Elmo Kalka is was surprised,
right? Because he's seeing a black
		
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			man, leading a delegation in
position of leadership that did
		
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			not make any sense to him, right?
Like what's going on here? I never
		
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			seen something like that. So
		
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			Alma caucus, got closer to the
delegation. And then they he was
		
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			looking at round about the summit,
he did not want to acknowledge
		
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			that he's even here, you know, so
he started speaking to his
		
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			companions and told them,
		
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			you know, a Burdwan, he had an s
what were called the Mali IRA,
		
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			Julio kilimani, like, just put
this black man away, and bring
		
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			someone else to talk to me. Right.
So if of course he's disrespecting
		
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			or badam, the summit, he's a
racist King, right? He is
		
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			definitely trying to put him down.
He's being condescending.
		
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			So either the summit was, you
know, was surprised by by by his
		
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			reaction, of course. But look at
what the Sahaba told animal
		
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			carcass, they told him. No, no,
no, we don't we don't do that.
		
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			Here. We were taught from Prophet
Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam
		
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			that we're all equals. He is the
emir, he is the leader. And it
		
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			doesn't matter what color he has.
What matters in our faith
		
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			tradition, is the taqwa is his
faith is his character. So he's
		
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			the one who's going to be talking
to you. So they were very firm,
		
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			with a macaques. Now Macaca is
again one time, he wanted to
		
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			disrespect him, just like he
should be the lowest if you how
		
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			come you guys are putting in as
the highest view.
		
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			And then one more time, the Sahaba
were looking at more caucus in his
		
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			eyes and said, you know, he's the
most wise the most knowledgeable,
		
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			and that's why he's, he's in this
position. And if you want to get
		
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			anything done in this negotiation,
it has to go through him. There is
		
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			no way you know, else, you have to
talk to him.
		
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			Then finally, Alamo caucus felt
like there is no way out. So
		
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			finally, he decided to approach
		
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			Abaddon Assam now by them. The
summit is a very intelligent man,
		
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			he knew how to deal with this
situations. So when Alma Koch has
		
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			started to speak them, he's
actually he was very more racist,
		
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			right? He actually told him a
very, you know, racist insult, he
		
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			told him.
		
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			Come closer to me.
		
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			Speak to me, gently,
		
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			because your blackness scares me.
And if you speak loudly, you will
		
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			scare me even more.
		
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			So I just want to I want you to
put yourself in our bad shoes
		
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			right now. He's been treated this
way. He's being insulted this way.
		
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			He's actually now in position of
leadership. He's actually
		
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			presented the Muslims at that
time, right? And our bad does
		
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			answer was very inspirational,
very inspirational, very strong.
		
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			He actually looked him in the eyes
and said, Well, if you are scared
		
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			of my blackness, I got 1000 Black
men behind me that can actually
		
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			scare you even more.
		
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			Right? So he looked him and he
actually was very firm. And then
		
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			he started speaking about this
concept of equality in Islam and
		
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			why they're there, by the way, you
can look up the the entire speech,
		
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			but towards the end of of his
speech, Alma Koch has actually
		
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			said he was he was shocked by his
speech, because of either Mossad
		
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			have this unique speech when he
speaks, everybody has to listen.
		
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			And so he told he looked at his
his, you know, his assistants, and
		
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			said Hal, similar to MIT, like LME
had a cut
		
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			Laqad hip to one era we're in.
We're in Nicola who are here.
		
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			We're in de Monterrey, Milan
villa. He said, Have you ever
		
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			listened
		
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			Have a speech like that before?
Like he's talking to his
		
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			assistants like, Have you ever
heard something like that before?
		
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			He's actually scary. He's looked
scary, but his speech is even more
		
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			scary.
		
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			And then a macaque has gotten to a
meeting with his assistants and
		
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			decided not to resume and not to
go forward with this work. And
		
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			they actually gave up the word
before they even started
		
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			Subhanallah
		
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			obey them the summit was
		
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			a he actually died in Philistine
as according May Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala bless his soul and may Allah
subhanaw taala make us among those
		
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			who follow his legacy does that
Kamala Hayden was Salam Alaikum
		
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			Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
		
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			how
		
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			much