Part of الأربعون المقدسية · Lesson 12 of 15

الأربعون من جواهر الأحاديث المقدسية | الحديث (11) | بداية توفيق الأمة من المسجد الأقصى

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0:00 The Forty Gems of Jerusalem Hadiths
0:06 The beginning of the Ummah's divine guidance stemmed from al-Aqsa Mosque
0:15 Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported:
0:20 The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was brought,
0:23 on the night of his Night Journey to Aelia (Jerusalem),
0:26 two drinking vessels, one containing wine and the other milk.
0:29 He looked at both of them and took the milk.
0:32 Gabriel said:
0:34 "Praise be to Allah, Who guided you to the natural disposition (fitrah)!
0:37 Had you chosen the wine, your Ummah would have gone astray."
0:40 Vocabulary of the Hadith:
0:44 "Aelia" is one of the names of the city of Jerusalem.
0:48 It was bestowed by the Roman Emperor Hadrian
0:51 upon Bayt al-Maqdis after its destruction and subsequent rebuilding,
0:56 derived from the ancestral family name of the emperor:
0:59 Aelia Capitolina.
1:01 "Al-Qadah" means a cup or vessel
1:05 primarily used for drinking.
1:07 "Hadaka" means He guided you and granted you success.
1:11 "Al-Fitrah" is the innate pure state upon which every newborn is created,
1:16 and it is the religion of Islam.
1:19 "Ghawat": "al-Ghayy" signifies misguidance and plunging into wickedness;
1:23 that is, it would have strayed and become immersed in evil.
1:26 General Meaning:
1:31 Among the momentous events on the Night of the Journey (al-Isra')
1:34 was that when the Prophet (peace be upon him) arrived in Jerusalem,
1:39 two vessels were presented to him,
1:41 one containing wine
1:43 and the other containing milk.
1:45 He (peace be upon him) chose the milk,
1:49 and was thus guided to the primordial nature upon which Allah created mankind.
1:53 This marked the very origin of this Ummah's divine guidance and success,
1:56 commencing from the blessed al-Aqsa Mosque.
1:59 Reflections on Jerusalem:
2:04 Al-Aqsa Mosque is the starting point of the Ummah's guidance and the key to its renaissance;
2:09 in it, its right direction was manifested and its spiritual maturity was launched.
2:13 Offering hospitality to the Prophet (peace be upon him)
2:18 in al-Aqsa Mosque
2:20 was an honoring and veneration of his exalted status.
2:25 True and absolute success,
2:27 along with all goodness and happiness for this Ummah,
2:30 lies in reclaiming its holy sites and preserving them.
2:34 The Forty Hadiths of Jerusalem.