The Forty Nuclear | Hadith No. (19)

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0:00 The nuclear forty
0:06 On the authority of Abu Abbas Abdullah bin Abbas, may God be pleased with them both, he said
0:12 I was behind the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, one day, and he said
0:17 Boy, I teach you words
0:22 Save, may God protect you
0:25 May God protect you and find him towards you
0:28 If you ask, ask God
0:31 If you seek help, seek help from God
0:34 He knew that if the nation came together to benefit you with something
0:39 They did not benefit you except with what God had written for you
0:44 Even if they come together to harm you with something
0:48 They did not harm you except with something that God had decreed for you
0:53 I picked up the pens and dried the newspapers
0:56 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
1:00 He said it is a good and authentic hadith
1:03 And in a narration other than Al-Tirmidhi
1:06 Save God and you will find him before you
1:09 Get to know God in prosperity
1:12 He knows you in hardship
1:14 He knew that what had wronged you would not have happened to you
1:18 And what happened to you would not have missed you
1:22 He knew that victory comes with patience
1:24 And relief comes with distress
1:27 And with hardship there is ease
1:30 This hadith is considered one of the greatest hadiths in strengthening faith and trust in God
1:38 As the Muslim knows
1:41 To preserve God’s limits and orders
1:44 A reason for God to protect His servant and grant him success in this world and the hereafter
1:49 It also establishes the principle of relying on God alone
1:52 Benefit and harm are in the hands of God
1:56 He only asks for help from him
2:00 Talking encourages the heart to trust God
2:03 And patience in times of adversity
2:06 And the certainty that what happened to a person could not have caused him any error
2:10 What he missed would not have happened to him
2:14 Which gives the believer reassurance and stability in his life