In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
The height of determination
On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
When the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was arrested
I told a man from the Ansar
Should we ask the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace?
Today they are many
And he said
I admire you, Ibn Abbas
You see, people miss you
Among the people among the Companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, are those among them
He said
So I left that
I began to ask the companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, about the hadith
If he had told me about the man
So I came to his door and he said
So I cover the dirt
So he comes out and sees me
And he says
O cousin of the Messenger of God, what brought you here?
Did you not send for me and I will come to you?
So I say no
I have the right to come to you and ask you about the hadith
So that Ansari boy lived
Until he saw me and people gathered around me asking me
And he says
This boy was smarter than me
On the authority of Abu Al-Zanad, he said:
Gathered in stone
Musab, Urwa, and Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr
And Abdullah Ibn Omar
They said they wished
Abdullah Ibn Al-Zubayr said
As for me, I hope for the caliphate
Urwa said
As for me
I hope that knowledge will be taken from me
Musab said
As for me
I wish for the leadership of Iraq
And the combination of Aisha bint Talha
And Sakina bint Al-Hussein
Abdullah Ibn Omar said
As for me, I hope for forgiveness
He said
They got what they wished for
Perhaps Ibn Omar forgave him
And about Al-Shaabi, he said:
Masruq, may God have mercy on him, left for Basra
To a man asking him about a verse
He did not find any knowledge of it
He told about a man from the Levant
He presented it to us here
Then he went to the Levant to that man to ask for it
On the authority of Saeed bin Jubair, may God have mercy on him, he said:
Perhaps you came from Ibn Abbas
I wrote in my newspaper to fill it
I wrote on my soles so that I could fill them
I wrote on my palm
Saeed bin Al-Musayyab, may God have mercy on him, said
If I were to walk the days and nights
In the request of one hadith
Omar bin Abdul Aziz, may God have mercy on him, said
I had an eager soul
I didn't get anything from her
Except she yearned for something greater
When I achieved the same goal
She longed for the afterlife
On the authority of Al-Hasan Al-Basri, may God have mercy on him, he said:
Who among you is able to be an imam for his family?
Imam of Hayya
An imam for those behind this
For nothing is taken from you
Unless you have a share of it
Al-Sari Al-Saqati, may God have mercy on him, said:
Who knew what he was asking for?
It's easy for him to do what he does
On the authority of Abu Muhammad, my sister’s son, Al-Shafi’i, he said:
My mother said
Maybe we came in one night
Thirty times or less or more
The lamp is in the hands of Al-Shafi’i, may God have mercy on him
He would lie down and think
Then he calls, maid
Is my mother the lamp?
So she presents it and writes what he writes
Then he says, “Raise.”
So I said to my father Muhammad
He did not want to cool the lamp
He said: Darkness is dearer to the heart
Malik bin Anas, may God have mercy on him, said
Man was different to man
Thirty years learning from him
On the authority of Muhammad bin Yusuf, he said:
I was with Muhammad bin Ismail Al-Bukhari
May God have mercy on him at home one night
I noticed that he had risen and saddled
He remembers things that stick to him
Eighteen times a night
Qatada, may God have mercy on him, said
Son of Adam
If you do not want goodness to come
Except for activity
Your soul tends toward boredom
Apathy and boredom
But the believer is prejudiced
The believer is the pious
It was said to Al-Tabi
Kalthoum bin Omar, may God have mercy on him
So-and-so is far-fetched
He said
He has no goal without heaven
Some of them said
The soul is willing if it desires it
If you return to a little, you will be satisfied
Abdul Rahman bin Abi Hatem said
May God have mercy on him
We were in Egypt for seven months
We did not eat any broth in it
Our whole day is divided into councils of elders
And at night
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He said
One day, I and an old companion of mine came to us
And they said
He is sick
On our way we saw a fish that we liked
So we bought it
When we got home
Attended the time of the council of some senators
We can't fix it
We went to the council
He did not come down until three days had passed
We had no spare time to give him someone to roast him
Then he said
Knowledge cannot be achieved through the comfort of the body
Abu Jaafar al-Tabari, may God have mercy on him, said to his companions
Are you active in world history?
From Adam to our time
They said
How much?
He mentioned about thirty thousand papers
And they said
This is what ages ends before it is completed
And he said
We belong to God
Matt Tlhm
This was summarized in about three thousand pages
And when he wanted to dictate the interpretation
He told them something like that
Then he dictated it in a manner worthy of history
Ibn Hibban, may God have mercy on him, said during the Book of Species:
We may have written about more than two thousand sheikhs
Al-Dhahabi, may God have mercy on him, said
Let that be the case
This is in addition to his knowledge of jurisprudence and Arabic
There is so much space and so many classifications
Abu Hatimin Al-Razi, may God have mercy on him, said to his son Abdul Rahman
The first year I went out in pursuit of hadith
I stayed for seven years and counted as many times as I walked on my feet
More than a thousand leagues
I'm still counting
Even when it exceeded a thousand farsakhs
I left him
He was Abu Ya’la, may God have mercy on him
He divides the whole night into sections
So he swore to sleep
And he swore to do
And a section for classifying halal and haram
The scholar Al-Nawawi, may God have mercy on him, required the sheikhs to correct and explain
Every day, he read 12 lessons to the sheikhs
He was a part of asceticism and worship
Piety, investigation, and harmony with people
On the big side
No other jurist can do it
He used to fast forever
It does not combine two conditions
Most of his strength was from the palm trees his father carried to him
He did not waste any of his time
He used to enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong for kings and others
Blame laziness
Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said
I hate a man to see him empty
Not in any of the work of this world nor in the work of the hereafter
Muhammad bin Ali, may God have mercy on him, said to his son
My son
Beware of laziness and boredom
They are the key to all evil
If you are lazy, you will not fulfill your rights
If you are bored, you will not be patient with what is right
And from what was said
Good day, you arrogant and careless person
And you get tired of what you will hate for his stupidity
And good night's sleep is needed for you
This is how animals live in this world
And a windy sprinkler, may God have mercy on people while they were playing
He said: What's wrong with you?
He said, “We are done, Abu Umamah, today.”
He said: What is this empty matter?
Yahya bin Abi Katheer, may God have mercy on him, said
Knowledge cannot be achieved through the comfort of the body
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds