مختصر حياة السلف بين القول والعمل | الحلقة (37) | مداراة الناس، الورع، الأدب والمروءة

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:04 The life of authority between words and deeds
0:11 People's orbits
0:13 On the authority of Muhammad bin al-Hanafiyyah, may God have mercy on him, he said:
0:18 He is not forbearing if he does not deal with kindness
0:22 Whoever does not find someone to associate with, he begins
0:25 Until God gives him relief
0:29 On the authority of Urwa bin Al-Zubair, may God have mercy on him, he said:
0:33 Written in wisdom
0:35 May your word be kind
0:38 Let your face be straight
0:40 You will be more beloved to people than those who give them gifts
0:45 Al-Shafi’i, may God have mercy on him, said
0:48 The politics of people is more severe than the politics of animals
0:53 Abu Suleiman Al-Khattabi, may God have mercy on him, said
0:57 As long as you live, all people will be home
1:01 You are in the house of orbits
1:05 Whoever knows is home, and whoever does not know will see
1:09 Soon we will regret the regrets
1:13 A man complained to Mukhlid bin Al-Hussein, may God have mercy on him
1:17 A man from the people of Kufa
1:19 He said, "Where are you from Madara?"
1:23 I manage until I manage this
1:27 That is, an Ethiopian slave girl who sifts the farsala barley
1:31 Piety The importance and meaning of piety
1:39 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
1:43 People have lost their greatest and most pious religion
1:47 Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him, said
1:52 Because I return a dirham of suspicion
1:56 I love it more than giving one hundred thousand in charity
2:00 No, it was six hundred thousand
2:02 On the authority of Al-Dahhak, may God have mercy on him, he said:
2:06 I caught people learning piety
2:11 On the authority of Damra bin Habib, may God have mercy on him, he said:
2:15 You do not like how much someone prays or fasts
2:19 But look at his piety
2:21 If he is pious with what God has given him of worship
2:25 He is truly the servant of God
2:31 This is the news of the pious predecessors
2:33 On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, she said
2:38 It belonged to Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
2:40 A boy for whom the tax is paid
2:44 Abu Bakr used to eat from his abscess
2:46 One day he brought something and Abu Bakr ate from it
2:50 The boy said to him, “Do you know what this is?”
2:54 Abu Bakr said: What is it?
2:58 He said
3:00 You speculated about a person in pre-Islamic times
3:02 How good is fortune-telling?
3:04 But I deceived him
3:06 He met me and gave me that
3:10 This is what I ate from
3:12 So Abu Bakr inserted his hand
3:14 He vomited everything in his stomach
3:19 Muadh bin Jabal, may God be pleased with them, had two visions
3:23 If it is the day of one of them
3:27 He did not perform ablution from the other house
3:29 Then they died from the disease that struck them in the Levant
3:33 And people are at work
3:35 They were buried in a hole
3:37 Share between them
3:39 Whichever of them comes forward in the grave
3:41 Muhammad bin Sirin, may God have mercy on him
3:45 If it happens, it is as if he is vomiting something
3:49 As if he was warning something
3:51 Ibn Aoun said
3:54 I heard Muhammad bin Sirin, may God have mercy on him
3:56 He says something I reviewed
3:58 I didn't tell you it's okay
4:02 I told you
4:04 I don't know anything wrong with it
4:06 On the authority of Hisham bin Hassan, he said:
4:08 Muhammad bin Sirin left, may God have mercy on him
4:12 Forty thousand dirhams
4:14 In something you find trouble with today
4:18 Omar bin Abdul Aziz, may God have mercy on him, came
4:23 With water heated in the emirate's coal
4:25 He hated it and did not perform ablution with it
4:29 May God have mercy on him, he brought spoils of musk
4:33 So he grabbed his nose
4:35 They said, O Commander of the Faithful!
4:37 Take your nose to this
4:39 He said that he only benefits from this by its scent
4:43 I hate to smell its scent without Muslims
4:47 On the authority of Maimun bin Mahran, may God have mercy on him, he said:
4:52 It is not delivered to the lawful man
4:54 So that he creates a barrier between him and the forbidden of the lawful
4:58 Warning about correct and incorrect piety
5:04 And who is worthy of piety
5:06 A man asked Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with him
5:11 About mosquito blood
5:13 He said: Who are you?
5:15 He said: From the people of Iraq
5:17 He said look at this
5:21 He asks me about mosquito blood
5:23 He asks me about mosquito blood
5:25 The son of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was killed
5:29 And I heard the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, saying
5:33 They are a scent coming from the world
5:38 Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Anmati said
5:42 I was with Ahmed bin Hanbal, may God have mercy on him
5:44 He had an inkwell between his hands
5:46 So he mentioned a recent story
5:48 So I asked him for permission to write from his inkwell
5:52 He said to me
5:54 Write this down
5:56 This is dark piety
6:00 Literature and vision
6:04 On the authority of Al-Zuhri, may God have mercy on him
6:06 He said
6:08 We were leaving the world
6:10 What we learn from his manners is more beloved to us than his knowledge
6:14 Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him, said
6:18 Literature is almost two-thirds of religion
6:22 Imam Malik bin Anas said:
6:24 God is a roll of Quraysh
6:26 My nephew, learn literature before you learn science
6:30 He said, may God have mercy on him
6:32 I told my mother
6:34 I go and write science
6:36 And she said
6:38 Come and wear the clothes of knowledge
6:40 So she clothed me and turbaned me
6:42 Then she told me
6:44 Go to Rabia
6:46 So he learned from his manners before his knowledge
6:50 Ibn Wahb said
6:53 What we have learned from Malik’s literature is more than what we have learned from his knowledge
6:59 Al-Shafi’i, may God have mercy on him, said
7:01 If I knew that drinking cold water reduces my chivalry
7:05 I only drank it hot
7:09 The people of Marwa said in an effort
7:13 Golden said
7:16 He used to meet in the council of Ahmed bin Hanbal, may God have mercy on him
7:20 About five thousand
7:22 Or they increase
7:24 About five hundred write
7:26 The rest learn good manners and good manners from him
7:30 Ibn al-Muqaffa, may God have mercy on him, said
7:34 You do not like to honor someone who honors you for his status or authority
7:40 The Sultan is about to disappear from the affairs of the world
7:44 You do not like to honor someone who honors you with money
7:48 For he is the one who follows the Sultan in a fleeting manner
7:52 And you do not like that they honor you because of your lineage
7:56 Lineages are less beneficial than their family members in religion and this world
8:02 But if you are honored for religion or chivalry
8:06 You may like it
8:08 Womanhood will not rival you in this world
8:12 And religion will not compete with you in the afterlife
8:16 Some wise men said
8:18 Literature is an image of the mind
8:20 Picture your mind however you want
8:24 The poet said
8:27 The chivalry is not something anyone can comprehend
8:29 He inherited honors from his father and lost them
8:33 A soul commanded him to be lowly and disgraceful
8:37 She forbade him from the paths of glory, but he obeyed her
8:41 If he befalls a noble person,
8:45 The generous one builds it and the generous one sells it
8:49 Basketball life between words and deeds