مختصر حياة السلف بين القول والعمل | الحلقة (58) | التوبة، التأمل والتفكر، العزلة عن الناس

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:04 The life of the ancestor
0:06 Between words and action
0:09 Repent and return to God
0:15 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
0:18 Blessed is he who finds much forgiveness in his book
0:23 On the authority of Abdullah bin Aoun, may God have mercy on him, he said:
0:28 If a man were to go to these kings in this world, it would not work
0:34 So what about the one who is cut off from Him to whom belongs the heavens and the earth and all that is between them?
0:40 And what's under the ground
0:42 Yahya bin Moaz, may God have mercy on him, said
0:45 The repentant has an unparalleled pride
0:49 God was happy with his repentance
0:51 On the authority of Al-Rabi’ bin Khathim, may God have mercy on him
0:56 He told his friends
0:58 You know the cure, medicine and healing
1:02 They said no
1:04 He said
1:05 The disease of sins
1:07 The cure is seeking forgiveness
1:09 The cure is to repent and not return
1:13 On the authority of Saeed Al-Jariri, he said:
1:16 I said to Al-Hassan, may God have mercy on him
1:18 O Abu Saeed
1:20 The man sins and then repents
1:23 Then he sins and repents
1:25 Then he sins and repents
1:28 Until when
1:31 He said
1:32 I only know this about the morals of believers
1:36 On the authority of Shaqiq bin Ibrahim Al-Balkhi, may God have mercy on him, he said:
1:40 A sign of repentance
1:42 Crying over what happened before
1:45 The fear of falling into sin
1:48 And abandoning evil brothers
1:50 And staying with the good guys
1:55 Meditation and contemplation
1:57 On the authority of Abu Darda, may God be pleased with him, he said
2:03 Thinking for an hour is better than praying a night
2:07 Umm al-Darda’, may God be pleased with her, was asked
2:11 What was the best work of Abu Darda, may God be pleased with him?
2:15 She said
2:17 Contemplation and consideration
2:20 On the authority of Yusuf bin Saeed bin Muslim, he said:
2:23 I told Ali bin Bakkar
2:25 Ibrahim bin Adham, may God have mercy on him, prayed a lot
2:30 He said no
2:32 But he is thoughtful
2:34 He sits at night thinking
2:38 It was said to Ibrahim, may God have mercy on him
2:41 You are abandoning the idea
2:43 He said
2:45 The idea is the brain of work
2:47 Al-Hasan Al-Basri, may God have mercy on him, said
2:50 The idea is a mirror
2:52 Show you your good and bad deeds
2:55 He also said, may God have mercy on him
2:58 Think for an hour
3:00 Better than a night's sleep
3:02 Isolation
3:07 The importance of letting go of people
3:09 And not asking them
3:11 People retire
3:14 And do not mix with them more
3:16 And beware of them
3:18 Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, said
3:23 Take your time in isolation
3:25 On the authority of Abu Darda, may God be pleased with him
3:28 He said
3:30 Yes, a Muslim's hermitage is his home
3:34 It suffices his sight, hearing, and relief
3:38 And beware of market councils
3:41 It cancels and distracts
3:44 On the authority of Talha bin Ubaidullah, may God be pleased with him
3:48 He was one of the people of Quraish
3:50 He said
3:52 Less to blame oneself
3:54 To spend a lot of time sitting at home
3:56 On the authority of Othman bin Abi Al-Aas, may God be pleased with him
4:00 He said
4:02 If it were not for Friday and congregational prayers
4:04 I would have built this house at the top of my house
4:08 I did not get out of it until I went to my grave
4:12 Wahib bin Al-Ward, may God have mercy on him, said
4:16 It was said
4:18 Wisdom has ten parts
4:20 Nine of them are in silence
4:22 The tenth is people's isolation
4:25 So I treated myself to silence
4:27 I did not find that I could control everything I wanted from it
4:31 I saw that these ten parts isolate people
4:36 Al-Sari Al-Saqati, may God have mercy on him, said:
4:40 From the lack of honesty there is a lot of confusion
4:44 It was said to Ibn Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him
4:47 If you pray with us, you will not sit with us
4:51 He said
4:53 I go and sit with the companions and followers
4:56 He said
4:58 Where are the Companions and Followers from?
5:00 He said
5:02 I go look at my knowledge
5:04 He realized their effects and deeds
5:07 What shall I do with you?
5:09 You backbite people
5:12 And distance from many people
5:14 Closer to God
5:16 Flee from people like you would flee from a lion
5:20 And hold on to your religion and your efforts will be rewarded
5:24 Imam Malik bin Anas, may God have mercy on him, said
5:29 It was the people who moved on
5:31 They like isolation and being alone with people
5:35 He was Habib Abu Muhammad, may God have mercy on him
5:39 He is alone in his house and says:
5:42 Whoever does not find comfort in you, will not find comfort in you
5:46 Whoever does not feel comfortable with you will not forget you
5:49 Malik bin Dinar, may God have mercy on him, said
5:54 Every brother, companion, and friend
5:57 Do not benefit from it in the matter of your religion
6:00 So he fled from him
6:02 Some of the predecessors, may God have mercy on him, said
6:05 I am amazed at the one who knows the way to his Lord
6:08 How does he live with others?
6:11 The importance of letting go of people
6:17 And do not ask them and cut off their concerns
6:20 On the authority of Umm al-Darda’, she said:
6:24 Abu Darda, may God be pleased with him, told me
6:27 Don't ask people anything
6:30 She said, “So where did you need it?”
6:33 He said, "Where do you need it?"
6:36 So follow the reapers
6:39 Look what fell from them
6:42 Beat it, grind it, then eat it
6:45 Don't ask people anything
6:49 Sufyan Al-Thawri, may God have mercy on him, said
6:52 You have to earn well
6:55 And what you earn with your hand
6:58 He is the one who eats people's dirt
7:01 To eat it or wear it
7:04 He is the one who eats people's dirt
7:07 He speaks passionately
7:10 He is humble to people
7:13 For fear of being caught
7:16 The one who gives you some of his money
7:19 It is his dirt
7:22 And the interpretation of its filth
7:25 Nobody tells us anything
7:28 Otherwise, he would become despicable and humiliated in the eyes of people
7:31 On the authority of Qatada, he said:
7:34 I found Khalid bin Abdullah Al-Asri
7:37 May God have mercy on him, he said
7:40 The believer received a chaste and asking person first
7:43 And you meet him rich and poor
7:46 He said that he was chaste from people
7:49 I ask God Almighty first
7:52 Submissive to his Lord, dear in himself
7:55 Rich in people
7:58 Poor to his Lord
8:02 Qatada, may God have mercy on him, said
8:05 These are the morals of the believer
8:08 He is the best helper and the easiest person to support
8:13 Sayings of some predecessors
8:16 In preferring to mix with people
8:19 Directing them to those they have been in contact with
8:24 He alerted, may God have mercy on him, and said
8:27 I told myself not to mix with people
8:30 So what do you see?
8:33 He said don't do it
8:36 People must have you
8:39 You must have them
8:42 You have needs for them
8:45 And they have needs for you
8:48 But be deaf and hearing among them
8:51 We are silent
8:54 They mentioned Wahb Ibn Munabbih, may God have mercy on him
8:57 The worship of the children of Israel and their tourism
9:00 He said: Wahb, may God have mercy on him
9:03 Whoever mixes with people
9:06 Be careful and patient with their harm
9:09 It was better for me
9:12 Al-Shafi’i, may God have mercy on him, said
9:15 Constricting people leads to hostility
9:18 And being open to them is a blessing
9:21 For bad companions
9:24 So be between contracted and flat
9:28 Imam Ahmed, may God have mercy on him, said
9:31 If it is strife
9:34 There is nothing wrong with a man retiring wherever he wants
9:37 And if it is not temptation
9:40 Destiny is good