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Bustan Al-Huda (22)

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0:00 The Garden of Guidance
0:03 Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, said:
0:07 "O you who have believed,
0:11 persevere, endure, remain stationed,
0:15 and fear Allah that you may succeed."
0:22 And on the authority of Abu Kabshah al-Anmari (may Allah be pleased with him),
0:28 he heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say:
0:33 "There are three things concerning which I swear, and I shall narrate a hadith to you, so memorize it."
0:39 He said:
0:41 "A servant's wealth is never diminished by charity;
0:44 no servant suffers an injustice and patiently endures it
0:48 except that Allah increases him in honor;
0:52 and no servant opens the door of begging
0:55 except that Allah opens for him the door of poverty" —
0:59 or words to that effect.
1:02 Narrated by al-Tirmidhi.
1:05 A man once came to Yunus ibn 'Ubayd (may Allah have mercy on him),
1:10 complaining to him of his straitened circumstances and livelihood,
1:14 and expressing his grief over that.
1:16 So he said to him:
1:18 "Would it please you to have a hundred thousand in exchange for your eyesight?"
1:21 He replied, "No."
1:23 He said, "What about your hearing?"
1:25 He replied, "No."
1:27 He said, "What about your tongue?"
1:29 He replied, "No."
1:31 He said, "What about your intellect?"
1:33 He replied, "No."
1:35 And he continued to remind him of the blessings of Allah upon him.
1:38 Then Yunus said:
1:40 "I see that you possess hundreds of thousands, yet you complain of poverty!"