In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association
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The ten promised Paradise
Omar bin Al-Khattab
May God be pleased with him
Love of companions and kinship, Senton
My Lord has given it to me if it gives me life
Love of companions and kinship
Abu Dharr, may God be pleased with him, sat down
In an episode in which the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
And Abu Bakr, Omar, Othman and Ali
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, took pebbles from the ground
So the pebbles swam in his honorable hand
Those in the circle heard their praise
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave them to Abu Bakr
So they glorified in the hands of Abu Bakr
Those in the circle heard their praise
Then Abu Bakr gave them to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
So they glorified in His hand
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave them to Omar
So they glorified in the hands of Omar
Those in the circle heard their praise
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave them to Othman bin Affan
So they glorified in His hand
Abu Dharr says
Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, handed them over to whoever remained in the circle
They did not swim in the hands of any of them
This effect was evidenced by the succession of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, the Mahdi, after him, peace and blessings be upon him
Yes
Omar bin Al-Khatt took over the caliphate
It only increased his mercy and kindness towards Muslims
The caliphate made him more humble and closer to them
He was a tutor for their youngest
The eldest of them has a brother
And for their incapable servant
And for their family there is a helper
He had the status of a father among his children for all Muslims
A worker came to Omar, may God be pleased with him, from one of the states
He found Omar, may God be pleased with him, lying on his back
And his boys are playing on his stomach
The working prince denied this
Omar said to him
How are you with your family?
The prince working for Omar said
If you enter the house
The boys were all silent and quiet
Omar, may God be pleased with him, said
We have isolated you
If you are not kind to your family and children
So how could he be kind to the nation of Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace?
This is how Omar, may God be pleased with him, was with his subjects
Live their lives
He imitates those who are weaker than them
Five years after his succession
A severe famine occurred in the city and the surrounding villages
The rain stopped from the sky
And the earth was barren
Livestock perished
This famine lasted nine months
Until the ground became black
It looked like ashes
That year was called the Year of Ashes
Omar's food at that time was bread and oil
It was the food of the poor at that time
He is often hungry
He even once climbed the pulpit one day to address Muslims
He heard the sound of his stomach rumbling
As if she was complaining of extreme hunger and suffering
What was the age of Omar, may God be pleased with him?
However, he hit his stomach with his hand and said:
To gurgle or not to gurgle
You will not taste the meat until the Muslim children are satisfied
He was in such a state, may God be pleased with him
He leads the evening prayers with the people
Then he comes home and continues praying until the end of the night
Then he goes out and wanders around the outskirts of the city
Checking people's conditions
He used to pray and say magic
Oh God, do not let the destruction of Muhammad’s nation be at the hands of two people
Al-Farouq Omar, may God be pleased with him, was affected in the year of Ramadan
Until it changed color
On the authority of Iyad bin Khalifa, he said:
I saw the age of the year of Ramadan
He is black in colour
He was an Arab man who ate ghee and milk
When the people made it lawful, he forbade them both
He ate the oil until it changed color
It happened that the Muslims slaughtered carrots to feed the people
And scoop the best of it for Omar
So he brought it
He said where is this from?
They said, O Commander of the Faithful!
From the islands that we slaughtered today
He said, “Bakh, Bakh.”
What a miserable governor I am
If you eat its perfume and feed people its bones
Lift this eyelid
Bring us other food
They brought him bread and oil
So he started breaking the bread with his hand and spreading it apart
Then he said
Woe to you, Yarfa
Carry this jar until you bring it to the family of so-and-so
I have not been accused for three days
I think they are desolate
So put it in their hands
It was narrated on the authority of Hudhayfah bin Al-Yaman, may God be pleased with him, that he said
You passed people eating porridge and meat
Omar invited me to his dinner
So he was eating thick bread and oil
So I said
She prevented me from eating porridge with people
And you invited me to this
And he said
I invited you to my food
That is for Muslims
Omar, may God be pleased with him, felt the suffering of the people
Until he said his master converted to Islam
We used to say
If God had not raised the place in the year of Ramadan
Because we thought that Omar would die for the sake of the Muslims
Omar, may God be pleased with him, was ascetic in his food, drink, and clothing
He was seen walking around the house
He wears an Izar with 21 patches
And he went to open Jerusalem
There are 14 patches on his dress
Some of his friends told him to wear thin clothes
commensurate with his status
He is the Caliph of the Muslims and the Commander of the Faithful
But he refused to do so
It doesn't matter what they say
His daughter Hafsa, Mother of the Believers, told him
May God be pleased with her
If Alina wore this dress of yours
I ate better than this food of yours
May God bless you and expand your livelihood
And he said to her: I will dispute with you against yourself
Do you not know what the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, used to meet?
From the intensity of living
He started mentioning it as something that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, used to meet
Until it made her cry
Then he said that I had two companions who took a path
If I take a different path,
He took a different path with me
By God, I share in their harsh lifestyle
Perhaps I might live happily with them
The hunger of the caliph and the world in his dome
In asceticism, the status of Glory be to its Master
Who can compete with Abu Hafs and his biography?
Or someone trying to make an analogy to Al-Farouq
Saad bin Abi Waqasir, may God be pleased with him, said about Omar
By God, the oldest of us was not a Muslim
But I have learned of what he has bestowed upon us
He was the most ascetic of us in this world
The governor of Egypt, Omar bin Al-Aas, wrote to him
We have taken a home for you at the Grand Mosque
So Omar wrote to him that a man was shot in Hijaz
He will have a house in Egypt
He ordered him to make it a market for Muslims
Omar, may God be pleased with him, used to say:
We found the best way to live with patience
Omar, may God be pleased with him, passed by a woman
She stopped him and told him
Oh Omar, I saw you when you were called Omair in the Akkab market
You feed the boys with your staff
The days did not pass until she was named Omar
Then days passed until I was named Commander of the Faithful
So fear God in the parish
He knew that whoever fears the threat, the far will come near to him
He who fears death fears missing out
Whoever is certain of the reckoning will fear torment
Omar, may God be pleased with him, was standing in front of her
He listens to her words carefully
He bowed his head and listened to her
One of his friends said to her
O woman, you have done too much for the Commander of the Faithful
Omar said: Woe to you, leave her
Do you not know her?
This is Khawla bint Hakim
Which God heard from above the seven heavens
Omar, by God, is more deserving of listening to her
And what was in it was Omar, may God be pleased with him
Of emirate and status
However, he did not forget about his afterlife
He was very afraid of God
I am very affected when I hear the Qur’an
He often gathered his friends together
He says to Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari
May God be pleased with him
We long for our Lord
Abu Musa reads from the Qur’an
God willing, he should read
And he, may God be pleased with him, was passing through the verse
So the lessons choke him
He cries until he falls
Then he stays at home until he returns
They think he is sick
There were two black lines on his face from crying
He, may God be pleased with him, used to wear his seal in his left hand
And he engraved his seal
Enough with death, preacher
The rest of the conversation is with Omar, may God be pleased with him
We will complete it in the next meeting, God willing
They have an honor
They are Talha
And Ibn Awf
And Al-Zubayr to
Abi Ubaida
And the two sad ones
And the successor