Part of من أنا؟
· Lesson 170 of 290
تعرف على الصحابة والعلماء والأعلام | من أنا؟ | الحلقة رقم (170)
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Stop and learn about the companions, scholars and notables
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A new challenge from me
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I am one of the companions of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, among the poor immigrants
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I am one of the notables of the people of Suffah and one of those who cry whom God excused by His saying
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Nor for those who, when they come to you for you to bear, say, “I cannot find anything to bear for you,” so turn away
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They turned away with their eyes overflowing with tears, saddened by the fact that they did not have anything to spend on
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I used to stay at the door of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, when I was home or traveling
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When we were in Tabuk, I went for something I needed
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When I returned to the house of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, I found him and his guests having dinner.
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When I came up to him, he said, “Where have you been since tonight?” I told him, and two men went out with me, so we were three, all of us hungry
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So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, entered the house and asked for something to eat, but he did not find anything
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So he came out to us and called Bilal, O Bilal, is there any dinner for these people?
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He said, “No, by the One who sent you with the truth.” He said, “Look, perhaps you will find something.”
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So the scab began to shake it off, one by one, and the date and two dates fell until I saw seven dates in front of him, may God bless him and grant him peace.
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Then he called for a plate and put the dates in it, then he placed his hand on the dates and said the name of God
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He said, “Eat in the name of God.” So we ate, and I counted 54 dates that I had eaten. He prepared them and ate them in the other hand
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And two friends, they do what I do. We were satisfied and raised our hands, and the seven dates were as they were
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After the death of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, I went to the Levant, striving for the sake of God, ascetic in this world, turning away from it.
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Had it not been said that Abu Najih did this and take this as an example to follow, I would have spent all my money in the path of God
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Then I went to one of the valleys of Lebanon and worshiped God until I died. Some of the followers came to me and said:
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We came to you as visitors, as returnees, and as quotations, so you told us a hadith that you heard from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace.
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I told them that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, led us in the morning prayer one day and then came to us
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So he preached to us an eloquent sermon that made eyes shed tears and hearts terrified, and it was said, O Messenger of God, as if it were a farewell sermon.
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So what did he pledge to us? He said, “I advise you to fear God, listen, and obey. And if a servant commands against you, then he is the one of you who will live after that.”
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He will see a lot of difference, so you should adhere to my Sunnah and the Sunnah of the Rightly Guided Caliphs, and bite on it with your molars.
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And beware of newly invented matters, for every newly invented matter is an innovation, and every innovation is a misguidance
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One of the princes gave a man a donkey from the spoils before he swore an oath. I said to the man, “It is not yours to take, and it is not his to give you.”
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It was as if you were in hell, carrying it on your neck. The man was afraid and returned the donkey to the prince
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When I saw the change in people’s conditions and their lenience in rights, I wanted God to take me to Him, so I used to pray
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Oh God, I have grown in age and my bones are weak, so take me to You. One day while I was in the Damascus Mosque, I was praying and praying that I would be taken.
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I saw one of the most beautiful men wearing a thick green coat, and he said to me, “What is this that you pray with?” I said, “How do I pray, my nephew?”
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He said, “Say, ‘Oh God, do good deeds and reach the deadline.’” I said, “How beautiful this is.” Then I turned around and did not find anyone, so who am I?