صور من حياة التابعين | د. عبدالرحمن رأفت الباشا | الحلقة (9) | محمد بن سيرين رحمه الله

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 The best situations and examples of the centuries
0:08 He followed the Messenger if he sought or said
0:13 Mawaddah Association
0:15 Advance
0:17 Pictures from the lives of the followers
0:21 By Dr. Abdul Rahman Raafat Al-Basha
0:25 May God have mercy on him
0:27 Muhammad bin Sirin
0:32 May God have mercy on him
0:42 Sirin decided to complete the half of his religion
0:45 After Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, freed his neck
0:50 After his craft began to bring him abundant profit and much good
0:56 He was a skilled coppersmith who mastered making pots
1:01 He was chosen as a servant of the Commander of the Faithful, Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him
1:08 Safia is invited to be his wife
1:13 Safiya was a slave girl in her early youth
1:17 She has a bright face and a smart heart
1:20 Cream of Shama by Nabila Al-Khaseel
1:23 She was beloved by all the women of the city who knew her
1:28 There is no difference in this between the young women who are related to her and the young women who are related to her
1:34 Among the older women who saw her, he rated them as a sound mind and sober behavior
1:42 The women who loved her the most were the wives of the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
1:49 Not to mention Mrs. Aisha, may God be pleased with her
1:53 Sirin came forward to the Commander of the Faithful
1:58 So he proposed to his mistress, Safiyya
2:01 The friend, may God be pleased with him, took the initiative to research the suitor’s religion and character
2:06 The caring father also takes the initiative to search for the condition of his daughter’s suitor
2:12 Make no mistake, Safiyya occupied the status of a son in relation to Abu Bakr, as a son in relation to his father
2:20 Then after that, it is all a trust, or God has left it on his neck
2:26 He went on to investigate Sirin's conditions more closely
2:30 His biography is closely followed
2:34 Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, was at the forefront of those who asked them about him
2:40 Anas said to him, “O Commander of the Faithful, marry her to him.”
2:45 Do not fear any harm for her
2:48 I did not know him except one who was true to religion, pleased with his character, and well-mannered
2:54 His reasons have been linked to my reasons since Khalid bin Al-Walid took him captive
2:59 In the battle of Ain al-Tamr, he brought with forty boys to the city
3:06 Sirin was my lot and I was lucky with him
3:11 Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, agreed to marry Safiya to Sirin
3:16 He was determined to honor her as a compassionate father would honor his beloved daughter
3:22 He threw a party for her queen, the likes of which few girls in the city had ever received
3:29 A large group of noble companions witnessed its ownership
3:35 There were eighteen Badrians among them
3:39 The scribe of the revelation of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, called for her Ubayy ibn Ka’b
3:45 And those present believed in his prayers
3:48 And her kindness and beauty were three of the Mothers of the Believers, may God be pleased with them, when she was married off to her husband
3:57 One of the fruits of this blessed marriage was that the parents were blessed with a son
4:03 After two decades, he became a prominent figure among the followers
4:09 One of the most distinguished Muslims was Muhammad ibn Sirin
4:14 So let us begin the story of the life of this venerable follower from the beginning
4:21 Muhammad bin Sirin was born during the remaining two years of the caliphate of the Commander of the Faithful, Othman bin Affan, may God be pleased with him
4:30 He was raised in a home with piety and piety from every corner
4:36 And when the intelligent, clever boy woke up
4:39 He found the mosque of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:43 It is filled with the remaining remnants of the noble Companions and senior followers
4:49 Such as Zaid bin Thabit, Anas bin Malik, and Imran bin Al-Hussein
4:55 And Abdullah bin Omar, Abdullah bin Abbas, Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr, and Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with them all.
5:05 So I approached them as a thirsty person would seek a sweet resource
5:09 He benefited from their knowledge of the Book of God and their understanding of the religion of God
5:14 And their narration of the hadith of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:19 How full of wisdom and knowledge his mind is
5:22 And he provided himself with righteousness and guidance
5:25 Then the family moved with their outstanding boy to Basra
5:30 She made it her home
5:34 Basra at that time was a young and virgin city
5:38 The Muslims planned it at the end of the caliphate of Al-Farouq, may God be pleased with him
5:44 It represented most of the characteristics of the Islamic nation in that era
5:50 It is a military base for Muslim armies invading for the sake of God
5:56 It is one of the centers of education and guidance for those entering the religion of God from the people of Iraq and Persia
6:04 It is an image of a serious Islamic society that works for its worldly life as if it were living forever
6:12 He works until the end as if he will die tomorrow
6:16 In his new life in Basra, Muhammad bin Sirin took two parallel and balanced paths
6:25 So he devoted part of his day to knowledge and worship
6:29 Another part is for earning and trading
6:32 Then dawn came and the world shone with the light of its Lord
6:37 Tomorrow to the Basra Mosque to teach and learn
6:41 Even when the day rose, he went from the mosque to the market, buying and selling
6:47 When night comes and the universe falls into a blanket
6:52 He lined up in the mihrab of his house and bowed over parts of the Qur’an with his cross
6:58 He cried out of fear of the Most Merciful, with tears in his eyes and heart
7:03 Until his family and envious neighbors pity him
7:07 When they hear his wailing that breaks the hearts
7:12 He used to roam the market during the day, buying and selling
7:18 He never ceases to remind people of the afterlife and give them insight into this world
7:23 He guides them to what brings them closer to God
7:26 He decides on the disputes that arise between them
7:29 He used to nudge them from time to time with salt
7:33 Which wipes away the worries from their distressed souls
7:37 Without this detracting from his prestige and respect among them in any way
7:42 God Almighty gave him guidance and honor
7:47 And give him acceptance and influence
7:50 When people saw him in the market, they were immersed and unaware
7:55 Pay attention and remember God Almighty, and praise and exalt God
8:00 His practical life was the best guide for people
8:05 Two things happened to him in his business
8:08 Unless he takes the most reliable of them in his religion
8:11 Even if there is a loss that befalls the world
8:15 His understanding of the secrets of religion was accurate
8:19 And the correctness of his view of what is permissible and what is not permissible
8:23 Sometimes it pushes him into some situations that seem strange to people's eyes
8:29 For example, a man falsely claimed that he owed two dirhams
8:36 He refused to give them to him
8:39 The man said to him, “Shall I swear?”
8:42 He thinks he will not swear for two dirhams
8:46 He said yes and swore to him
8:51 And the people said to him
8:53 O Abu Bakr, I swear for two dirhams
8:57 And you are the one who left forty thousand dirhams yesterday for something that you have acquired
9:02 Which no one but you would suspect
9:05 He said: Yes, I swear
9:08 I do not want to feed him unlawful food
9:11 I know it is forbidden
9:15 It was Bin Sirin's council
9:17 A council of goodness, righteousness and admonition
9:20 If a man is mentioned to him with an evil deed
9:23 He hastened to remind him of the best of his knowledge
9:27 He even heard someone insulting the pilgrims after his death
9:32 So he approached him and said
9:34 Shh, my nephew
9:36 Al-Hajjaj went to his Lord
9:39 And when you come before God Almighty
9:42 You will find that it is the most despicable sin you have committed in the world
9:46 It is more difficult for yourself than the greatest sin committed by the pilgrims
9:51 On that day, each of you will have something that will enrich him
9:55 And teach, my nephew
9:57 That God Almighty
9:59 He will take revenge on the pilgrims for those who wronged them
10:02 He will also retaliate against the pilgrims who wronged him
10:06 Do not worry yourself after today about cursing anyone
10:10 Whenever a man came to him on a business trip
10:15 He told him
10:16 My nephew
10:18 Fear God Almighty
10:20 And ask for whatever lawful path is destined for you
10:24 And he knew that if you ask for it without solving it
10:27 You were not injured more than you were destined to be
10:30 It was by Muhammad bin Sirin
10:34 The picks of the Umayyad tribe are notable positions
10:38 Spread the word of truth in it
10:40 I sincerely advise God and His Messenger
10:43 And to the imams of Muslims
10:45 From this, Omar bin Hubayra Al-Fazari
10:49 The great man of Banu Umayyad
10:51 And their governor over the Iraqis
10:53 He sent a letter to him inviting him to visit him
10:57 So he went to him and with him was my nephew
11:00 When he came to him
11:02 The governor welcomed him and honored him
11:05 He adjourned the council
11:07 He asked him about many religious and worldly matters
11:11 Then he told him
11:13 How did you leave the people of Egypt, Abu Bakr?
11:16 And he said
11:18 I left them and there was injustice among them
11:20 And you are not on their side
11:22 So his nephew winked at him
11:25 He turned to him and said
11:27 You are not the one asking about them
11:30 But I am the one asking
11:33 It is a testimony
11:35 And whoever conceals it, his heart is sinful
11:39 When the council adjourned
11:41 And call him Omar bin Hubayra
11:43 He received him with such warmth and reverence
11:47 He sent him a bag containing three thousand dinars
11:51 He did not take it
11:53 His nephew said to him
11:55 What prevents you from accepting the prince's gift?
11:58 And he said
12:00 He gave it to me because of his good belief in me
12:03 If you are among the good people as he thought
12:06 What should I accept?
12:09 Even if I was not what he thought
12:11 I would rather not deem it permissible to accept that
12:16 God Almighty has willed it
12:19 To test the honesty and patience of Muhammad ibn Sirin
12:23 It exposes him to the tribulations that believers are exposed to
12:27 From that
12:29 He once bought oil for forty thousand deferred
12:34 When someone opened the bottle of oil
12:37 He found a dead, rotting mouse in it
12:40 He said to himself
12:42 All the oil was in the press in one place
12:47 Impurity is not specific to this slime and no other
12:52 If I return it to the seller with a defect
12:55 Maybe he sold it to people
12:58 Then he spilled it all
13:01 This happened at a time
13:03 He was complaining about a great loss that had befallen him
13:07 So religion rode him
13:09 The oil owner demanded his money
13:12 He could not pay it
13:14 So he submitted his matter to the governor
13:16 So he ordered his imprisonment until he paid what I owed
13:20 When he was in prison
13:22 He stayed there for a long time
13:24 The jailer felt sorry for him when he learned about his religion
13:28 And what he saw of the intensity of his piety and the length of his worship
13:32 He said to him, Sheikh
13:35 If it's night
13:37 So go to your family and spend the night with them
13:40 If you wake up, come back to me
13:42 Continue doing so until you are released
13:46 He said to him, “No, by God, I will not do it.”
13:51 The jailer said
13:53 And when God guided you
13:55 He said to him, “So that I will not help you betray the ruler.”
14:01 When Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, was dying
14:06 He recommended that Muhammad ibn Sirin wash him and pray over him
14:10 He was still imprisoned
14:13 When he died, people came to the governor
14:17 They informed him of the will of the companion of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his servant
14:23 They asked him for permission to release Muhammad ibn Sirin to enforce the will
14:29 So he gave him permission
14:31 Muhammad bin Sirin said to them
14:33 I will not go out until you ask the debtor for permission
14:37 I was imprisoned because of the right he had over me
14:41 The creditor also allowed him
14:43 Then he came out of prison
14:46 So he washed Anas, shrouded him, and prayed over him
14:50 Then he returned to prison as he was
14:53 He did not go to see his family
14:55 The life of Muhammad bin Sirin until he reached seventy-seven
15:01 When certainty came to him
15:03 He found it light to carry the burdens of the world
15:07 Plenty of provision after death
15:10 Hafsa bint Rashid narrated
15:13 She was one of the worshipers, she said
15:16 Marwan Al-Mahli was our neighbor
15:19 He was steadfast in worship and diligent in obedience
15:23 When he died
15:25 We were very sad for him
15:28 I saw him in a dream
15:30 So I said, Abu Abdullah
15:33 What has your Lord done to you?
15:35 He said, “Admit me to Paradise.”
15:38 I said then what?
15:40 Then it was raised to the companions of the right, he said
15:44 I said then what?
15:46 He said then it was raised to those close to him
15:50 I said who did I see there?
15:53 Al-Hasan Al-Basri said
15:56 And Muhammad bin Sirin
16:03 I have never seen a man more knowledgeable in his piety
16:06 I am not keen on jurisprudence
16:08 From Muhammad bin Sirin
16:11 Leafy for the calf
16:29 They left and threw a question in my mind
16:34 Is there a star like them in the sky and its hills?
16:39 They filled their lives with pride
16:44 The world of self-sufficiency became apparent to them