حياة السلف بين القول والعمل | الحلقة (4) | توقير العلم والاحتفاء بأهله

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:04 The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
0:09 Science and scientists
0:13 Respecting knowledge and celebrating its people
0:17 Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him, saw a man who was marooned
0:24 He said, “Raise your garment.”
0:27 He said: And you, Ibn Masoud, raise your garment
0:34 He said, “I have a bruise in my legs, and I am the mother of the people.”
0:40 This reached Omar, may God be pleased with him
0:43 So he started hitting the man and saying
0:46 I respond to Ibn Masoud
0:49 On the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them both
0:53 He took Zaid bin Thabit with the passengers
0:57 And he said
0:59 The cousin of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, stepped down
1:04 And he said
1:06 This is what we do to our scholars and our elders
1:11 Thabit Al-Banani, may God have mercy on him, was there when he came
1:16 Anas Ibn Malik, may God be pleased with him, said
1:20 Oh beautiful
1:21 Give me the perfume I received yesterday
1:26 Ibn Umm Thabit is not satisfied until he accepts my hand
1:31 And he says
1:33 He has extended the hand of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
1:38 Nafi bin Jubair said to Ali bin Al-Hussein, may God have mercy on them
1:44 May God forgive you
1:47 To rule people and their best
1:50 You go to this servant and sit with him
1:54 Meaning Zaid bin Aslam
1:56 And he said
1:58 Science should follow wherever it is
2:04 Ibn Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him, was asked in the presence of Sufyan bin Uyaynah about his issue
2:11 And he said
2:13 We are forbidden from speaking to our elders
2:18 A man mentioned to some of the predecessors who knew something
2:23 And he said
2:24 Meh
2:25 Don't remind the scholars of anything
2:28 May God kill your heart
2:31 On the authority of Qatada, may God have mercy on him, he said:
2:35 It is recommended that you do not read the hadiths of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:41 Except for purity
2:45 Muhammad bin Sirin, may God have mercy on him, was a poet
2:50 He mentions the thing and laughs
2:53 Even if the hadith comes from the Sunnah
2:56 Like beards and joined together
3:01 Al-Zuhri, may God have mercy on him, said
3:05 I served Ubaid Allah bin Abdullah bin Utba
3:09 Even his servant came out and said
3:13 Who's at the door?
3:15 So the maid says:
3:17 Your servant, Al-A'amish
3:20 So you think I am a boy
3:23 Even if I were to serve him, I would even draw ablution for him
3:29 A man came to Saeed bin Al-Musayyab, may God have mercy on him, and he was Maryam
3:35 So ask him about a hadith while he was lying down
3:39 So he sat down and spoke to him
3:41 That man said to him
3:44 I wish you didn't care
3:48 And he said
3:49 I hated to tell you about the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:55 And I'm lying down
3:57 Imam Malik, may God have mercy on him, said
4:02 We were visiting Ayoub Al-Sakhtiani, may God have mercy on him
4:07 If we mention to him the hadith of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:13 He cried until we had mercy on him
4:16 Malik was from Anas, may God have mercy on him
4:20 If he wanted it to happen
4:22 He performed ablution and sat on the front of his bed
4:26 He combed his beard
4:28 He was able to sit with dignity and dignity
4:32 Then it happened
4:34 He was told about that
4:36 And he said
4:38 I would love to magnify the hadith of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:43 I do not speak of it except in a state of purity and ability
4:50 He hated to happen on the road while he was standing or in a hurry
4:56 And he said
4:58 I would like him to understand what was narrated on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:05 May God have mercy on him, if anyone raised his voice to him, he would say:
5:12 I lower your voice
5:14 God Almighty says:
5:17 O you who have believed, do not raise your voices above the voice of the Prophet
5:24 Whoever raises his voice when the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, has spoken
5:31 It is as if he raised his voice above the voice of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:39 He was Malik bin Anas
5:42 Nafi'a leads Mawla bin Omar from his house to the mosque
5:48 He had lost his sight
5:51 So he asks him and he talks to him
5:54 Nafi's house was in the Al-Baqi district
5:58 Abdul Rahman bin Mahdi, may God have mercy on him, said
6:03 We told the man what we wanted him to know
6:07 We can only learn from his guidance, character and guidance
6:13 Yahya bin Yahya, may God have mercy on him, collected questions
6:19 Ashhab and Ibn Nafi asked about her
6:22 And other companions of Malkar, may God have mercy on them
6:27 And he wrote it about them
6:29 He presented it to Bin Al-Qasim, may God have mercy on him
6:33 To see it gilded
6:35 So Bin Al-Qasim started criticizing them
6:39 When Yahya saw that
6:43 He folded his book and tucked it into his sleeve
6:47 Bin Al-Qasim said to him:
6:49 What's wrong with you?
6:51 And he said
6:52 These people have a right just like yours
6:57 I wrote about them
6:59 I did not want to expose them to them
7:04 If this is the case, then I don't need to
7:09 Abu Ubaidan Al-Qasim bin Salam, may God have mercy on him, said
7:15 He who is grateful for knowledge
7:17 To sit with people and they mention something and you do not do it well
7:22 So you learn it from them
7:25 Then you sit in another place
7:29 They remember that thing you learned
7:34 So she says
7:36 By God, I had nothing to do with this
7:40 Until I heard so-and-so say such-and-such
7:44 So I learned it
7:46 If you do that
7:49 I thanked science
7:51 Do not make them think that you said this yourself
7:56 A life of peace between words and deeds