Part of روانق العِلم (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 28 of 50
كتاب روانق العِلم عند الحُكماء | الحلقة (28) | صفة الشيخ المختار
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Say: Are those who know equal to those who do not know?
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The splendor of knowledge among the two wise men
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By Dr. Hamza Ibn Faye Al Fathi
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May God protect him
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Characteristics of the chosen sheikh
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Ibn Jamaa, may God have mercy on him, said
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He died in the year seven hundred and thirty-three AH
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He should choose the most knowledgeable, the most pious, and the most righteous
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Abu Hanifa, may God have mercy on him, also chose
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Hammad bin Suleiman, may God have mercy on him
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After contemplation and contemplation
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And he said
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I found him to be a dignified old man
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Tender and patient
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And he said
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It remained with Hammad Ibn Sulaiman and it grew
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Not everyone who studies or practices it is correct to gain knowledge from him
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Rather, academic qualifications must be taken into account
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And his true status
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This includes his mastery in his specialty
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And that he was the most knowledgeable of the people of his time in that art
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So that if you sit it, you will benefit from it
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And I got an impressive result
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He goes to people like her
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One of the characteristics of a sheikh
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His high year in knowledge
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So that he is mature and has become marred by his differences in collecting and combining
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Knowledge is not taken from minor events
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Due to lack of experience and lack of scientific teaching
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Likewise, let the most devout in religion, piety, and care for sanctity
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Mostly according to Sharia law
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Far from base morals
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He knows the value of science
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It maintains its conditions and etiquette
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And in the correct hadith
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The virtue of knowledge is more beloved to me than the virtue of worship
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The best religion for you is piety
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Sheikh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, may God have mercy on him, said in Majmoo’ al-Fatawa
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As for piety, it is refraining from what may harm
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So taboos and doubts enter into it
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Because it may harm
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For he who avoids suspicions
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He purged his religion and honor
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And who fell under suspicion
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He fell into sin
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Like a shepherd around a mother-in-law who is about to encounter him
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And whoever is proven by the venerable and knowledgeable Sheikh
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He adhered to his approach and study
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Grow a good plant
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This also happened to Abu Hanifa, may God have mercy on him, with his sheikh Hammad bin Suleiman
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He was honest with him and God granted him victory
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I swear to God, the success