Part of حياة السلف (اكتملت السلسلة)
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مختصر حياة السلف بين القول والعمل | الحلقة (40) | هضم النفس
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
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Self-digestion
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Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, said in his first sermon to his wife:
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I took care of you and I am not your best
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If I do well, then help me
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And if I did wrong, repay me
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Sufyan, may God have mercy on him, said
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We reported on the authority of Al-Hasan, may God have mercy on him, that he said:
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Indeed, by God, it is for their good
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But the believer digests himself
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Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said
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If you knew what I know about myself, you would have buried me on top of the dirt
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Zahm Salem Ibn Abdullah, may God have mercy on him, is a man
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Salem said to him
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Some of this, may God have mercy on you
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The man said to him
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I see you as nothing but a bad man
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Salem said to him
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I don't think you are farther away
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Mutarrif bin Abdullah, may God have mercy on him, said
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No one ever praised me
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But I became insignificant to myself
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He also said, may God have mercy on him, while he was in Arafat
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Oh God, do not reject everyone for my sake
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Abdullah bin Bakr Al-Muzani, may God have mercy on him, said
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I heard someone talking about my father
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He was standing at Arafat
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There is a difference, he said
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If I were not among them
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I would have said they have been forgiven
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Al-Dhahabi, may God have mercy on him, said
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Likewise, the servant should respect and digest himself
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Muhammad bin Wasi’, may God have mercy on him, said
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If only sins had a scent
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You couldn't come near me
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From my stinky smell
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He read to Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him
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Book of rituals
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He ended up with a hadith in it
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Abdullah said, “And we will take it.”
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Whoever wrote this said, “This is my saying.”
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It was said the writer who wrote
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He continued scratching it with his hand until he studied it
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Then he said, “Who am I that my words should be recorded?”
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Abu Suleiman Al-Darani, may God have mercy on him, said
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If all creation gathered together to humble me as I humble myself
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They couldn't do that
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A man said to Ahmed bin Hanbal, may God have mercy on him
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Thank God I saw you
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He said, "Sit down, whatever I am."
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And about a man who said:
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I saw a trace of sadness on Abu Abdullah's face
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Meaning Ahmed bin Hanbal
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Someone praised him and told him
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May God reward you well from Islam
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He said, “Rather, may God reward Islam well on my behalf.”
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Who I am and what I am
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A man asked Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Attab, may God have mercy on him
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On issues he elected and prepared
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He gave him the best answer
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The man praised him
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And he said to him
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My nephew, don't make this a habit
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If I had not seen it yesterday
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I didn't answer you like that
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Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said
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Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, may God have mercy on him, often said
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I have nothing and nothing from me
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There is nothing in me
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This house was often represented
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I am Al-Makdi and Bin Al-Makdi
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And so were my father and grandfather
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Whenever he was praised to his face, he would say:
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By God, I still renew my Islam all the time
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I have not yet converted to Islam well
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He was sent to me at the end of his life
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A rule of interpretation in writing
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On the back are verses written by him
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I am poor before the Lord of creation
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I am poor in all my situations
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I am unjust to myself and she is unjust to me
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And if good comes to us from Him, it will come
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I cannot bring myself benefit
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Nor can I protect myself from harm
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I have no master other than Him to manage me
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There is no intercessor if my sins surround me
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I will never have anything without it
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I have no partner in some of my atoms
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He has no backer to seek help from
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It also applies to state lords
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Poverty is a necessary self-description for me
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As wealth never described him self
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This is the condition of all creation
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And they all have a servant who comes to him
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Whoever desires a demand from someone other than his Creator
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He is the ignorant, oppressive, and oppressive polytheist
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Praise be to God from the entire universe
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What was from him and what is after my destiny
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May God have mercy on him, he used to treat the poor and the righteous
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He honors him, comforts him, and comforts him
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With his hadith, it is impossible to add something similar to it
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He may even have served him himself
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He helped him by carrying what he needed to comfort his heart
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And thereby drawing closer to his Lord
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May God Almighty have mercy on him, he was never tired of those
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He asks him a fatwa or asks him, but rather accepts it
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With a cheerful face and softness, Areika
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He stands with him until he is the one who leaves him
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Whether he was young, man or woman
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Free or slave, scholar or commoner
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He does not respond to him, meaning he does not greet him with words
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There is harshness and harshness in it, but it does not embarrass him
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And do not alienate him with words that make him feel lonely
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Rather, he answers him, understands him, and recognizes his error
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It's right to be gentle and relaxed
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Between words and action