Majlis for Marhum Hussein Suleiman

19 المشاهدات· 24/06/21

Wessex Jamaat
مشتركين

في آخر

Salaam Alaykum,

Welcome to this Majlis, commemorating the 2-year anniversary of the passing of a dear son of our community, Marhum Hussein Suleiman.

Please can you recite Surah Fatiha for his Thawaab

أظهر المزيد

Transcript

[4:51][Music] m welcome to the anniversary modulus to mark two years since

[5:04]the passing away of our dear friend and brother hussain suleiman my

[5:11]name is jamil bandali and i will be your mc for the

[5:16]program this evening to start off the program we will first have

[5:22]tilawa in quran muhammad [Music] [Music] a [Music] allah allah bless you

[6:49]and your parents next we will have hadith recited by shaykh anwar

[6:57]jaffar who is the resident alim of the leicester jamaat who was

[7:04]a friend to hussain whilst they were both studying in najaf they

[7:09]share fun memories together studying in the same madrasa in najaf please

[7:14]welcome sheikh again with the lord [Music] muhammad foreign foreign foreign foreign

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[17:56]um inshallah will be recited by said qazim ali shan who is

[18:00]a gp based in manchester and met hussein hussein through the ius

[18:05]football mainly but then also at university whilst they were studying there

[18:11]together please uh welcome [Music] being a very smiley character and a

[18:29]mommy the last time i actually saw him was in the imam

[18:33]ali alayhi my prayers are with my brother may allah bless him

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[39:15]uh thank you said kazim for that beautiful recitation may allah allah

[39:20]bless you uh now i invite brother muhammad siddiq brother-in-law of [Music]

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[44:25][Music] [Music] now we will have the main address of the program

[45:29]uh the lecture will be delivered by is also one of those

[45:36]close friends of our dear hussein and it is indeed a great

[45:40]pleasure for the family to have sheikh mcdeliver tonight lecture [Music] foreign

[46:46]i'd like to share um a few points um regarding something which

[46:52]inshallah we're all involved with and it's something that the quran and

[46:55]the achill bait have constantly instructed us and advised us about it

[47:03]and that is seeking knowledge in some way or the other alhamdulillah

[47:10]all of us are involved in the process of learning when we

[47:15]whether we're reading a book or we're taking part in a course

[47:21]or listening to a series of lecture we're all seekers of knowledge

[47:24]at the end of the day the messenger of allah tells us

[47:30]that you should either be knowledgeable or you should be seeking knowledge

[47:37]these are the two states that you should be in either knowledgeable

[47:41]or seeking knowledge and make sure that you're not among those who

[47:48]are just busy with play and leisure and distracted from the from

[47:52]seeking knowledge of being a knowledgeable person so we realized that the

[48:00]prophet and the alhabeth have this program for us as the believers

[48:03]is to be in the state of seeking knowledge and or being

[48:08]knowledgeable in another hadith we find that ali says that allah truly

[48:20]loves the seekers of knowledge if we are seekers of knowledge at

[48:25]any at any level right even if it's simply sitting at home

[48:28]reading a book or taking part in a very simple course as

[48:31]long as we become seekers of knowledge allah loves us a lot

[48:37]another hadith again the messenger of allah says the person with the

[48:46]most value if you want to try to value people if you

[48:51]want to give people um some sort of level and say okay

[48:54]this one's better than the other one or this one's greater than

[48:56]the other one if you want to say yourself when you have

[49:00]to judge anybody for myself how much is my value the messenger

[49:02]of allah says the value of you of mankind goes back to

[49:06]his knowledge how much he knows interestingly just a few days ago

[49:13]in one of my classes you know sometimes sometimes you know things

[49:16]right but they said in a certain way that it just goes

[49:19]straight to your heart and makes you realize something so those were

[49:23]one of the moments a few days ago in one of my

[49:25]classes um where the teacher said something that really um really went

[49:30]down quite well um the discussion was about religious pluralism and we

[49:34]were talking about um the meaning of proximity to allah as you

[49:38]know one of the arguments that people have in the discussion of

[49:42]religious knowledge is the fact that we are all um close to

[49:46]allah and so all religions will ultimately take us close to allah

[49:51]now put aside the argument and the whole discussion us for another

[49:58]day he said the proximity of allah is misused over here because

[50:02]there's two meanings that this can have one meaning of proximity to

[50:05]allah or of allah is that we are all in proximity to

[50:12]allah right every single being by the fact that they are creation

[50:16]of allah they are close to allah they are dependent fully in

[50:19]their existence to allah this is an existential um proximity to allah

[50:23]just like the quran says that we are closer to you than

[50:26]your jugular vein and other reward and a very verse of the

[50:28]quran that point to the fact that we're all close to allah

[50:36]however there is another proximity to allah okay that is very important

[50:38]and this proximity to allah occurs as as a result of a

[50:47]journey that man undertakes through his or her free will and that

[50:51]proximity and this is where i like to time in my discussion

[50:54]and that proximity is nothing but understanding and knowledge of allah if

[51:01]we say we're on a journey towards allah subhanahu wa ta'ala obviously

[51:05]we know this is not a we're not taking a physical journey

[51:08]right we're not moving from one place to another uh taking a

[51:13]plane or a train no when we go to allah what does

[51:15]this mean going on a journey towards allah seeking his proximity this

[51:20]is nothing but knowledge of allah this is nothing but understanding of

[51:26]allah subhana wa and so now if you go back to the

[51:31]the traditions that i mentioned this takes another meaning right when you

[51:33]say that allah loves the one who seeks knowledge you understand why

[51:37]does this allah allah's love come for this person right because he

[51:42]is coming close to allah why is the value of man based

[51:46]on how much he knows because the value of man as we

[51:50]understand is the proximity to allah the how close he is to

[51:57]absolute perfection and this doesn't happen except through mahadeva through understanding so

[52:02]this is an introduction where we realize that knowledge is very important

[52:07]and seeking knowledge is extremely important and alhamdulillah inshallah all of us

[52:13]are seekers of knowledge wherever we are in whatever a work we

[52:17]have um at some level we're seeking knowledge now this was an

[52:23]introduction i'd like to mention six points in this short period of

[52:28]time that i have six sorry i like to mention five points

[52:31]five essential points five and social things that we need to have

[52:37]within us to ensure that we are able to seek knowledge in

[52:41]other words seeking knowledge requires many things out of these things for

[52:46]today i've i i'm going to highlight five of them this is

[52:48]not a exhaustive list there's a lot more things that we can

[52:53]talk about but i'd like to mention five of them the first

[52:57]one is efforts seeking knowledge requires efforts it requires struggling it just

[53:06]doesn't happen by reading a book here and there or with an

[53:10]attitude of i'll do it whenever the time comes whenever the opportunity

[53:14]comes it actually requires us to timetable it you know how we

[53:19]have in our timetable a specific time for work specific time for

[53:25]saturday night football a specific time for facebook well that's usually a

[53:30]lot of the time but um we have times for everything in

[53:34]our timetable in our weekly timetable in our monthly timetable we should

[53:40]also put down um seeking knowledge whether it's picking up a book

[53:45]whether it's um taking part in a course whether it's listening to

[53:48]a lecture whether it's talking to somebody about something um related to

[53:52]the religion it's important that we timetable it effort is very important

[53:57]and by effort this requires it to be continuous you know something

[54:01]that if we think about in today's world we live in a

[54:05]world where the attitude and the ideology that we have is overnight

[54:09]millionaire right the concept is that um this is the philosophy of

[54:14]today's if today's world that the least amount of effort for the

[54:18]for the huge the most amount of results right you want to

[54:23]put least amount of effort and you want to gain as so

[54:26]much in um in exchange and you realize that this mentality we

[54:32]do everything with that mentality everything that we do we want to

[54:38]reduce the amount of efforts that we put in anything as much

[54:40]as we can we reduce the efforts um sometimes you feel like

[54:45]if i tell somebody like you need to put effort towards it's

[54:48]like why should i this is i can achieve it by a

[54:51]click of a mouse button or in a very short span of

[54:56]time and interesting when when you have to put an effort you

[54:58]don't have a choice suddenly you feel tired you feel like yawning

[55:00]you're not bothered let's watch tv instead if you look at islam

[55:07]we are taught that the quran for example says that there is

[55:12]nothing for mankind except that which he or she strives for the

[55:19]focus of islam is on striving and putting efforts and knowledge is

[55:26]not acquired except through efforts this is a principle if you look

[55:32]at our mind our scholars they were like this as well they

[55:34]would put a huge amount of efforts and only those who put

[55:38]efforts will be able to be successful yes there are other things

[55:41]as well involved but one of those things is efforts that we

[55:46]need to if we want to dive deep we need to struggle

[55:49]it means that you need to feel pain you know sometimes um

[55:53]today i was just um playing football with some of the some

[55:56]of the children eight nine year old children and we were stretching

[56:00]right at the beginning we do exercise and stretch before playing football

[56:02]and they're like no this is hurting they're hurting and i was

[56:06]explaining to them that it has to hurt like if it doesn't

[56:10]hurt then you haven't done it properly it has to hurt it

[56:13]has to feel like an effort similarly with knowledge if it doesn't

[56:17]feel like an effort then we haven't put an effort we haven't

[56:19]done enough it should feel like a struggle the scholars that would

[56:25]spend nights over books and reflecting and thinking these are very very

[56:31]important points that was point number one point number two is the

[56:35]concept of sacrifice it ties in well with efforts but i want

[56:39]to separate it because i want to give it a special attention

[56:42]that in order to seek knowledge we need to sacrifice the more

[56:48]we sacrifice the more we're showing that we want it you see

[56:53]knowledge a lot of it comes from up right it's not something

[56:55]it's not a direct result of your efforts as well and to

[56:59]be able to receive it you need to show that you want

[57:03]it one of the best ways to show that you want it

[57:05]is to sacrifice to say that you know what i've given a

[57:07]lot for this once you show that i've given a lot for

[57:12]this you can say they have sacrifice you can get a much

[57:15]more amount of knowledge through that sitting at home listening to online

[57:19]lectures and classes and courses is really good definitely now times we

[57:24]don't have choice sometimes but sometimes you feel that it's not sufficient

[57:28]you need to work even harder you need to sacrifice a bit

[57:33]more even if it's online let it come with a bit of

[57:35]pain a bit of sacrifice you can say i've put something that

[57:39]i like aside for seeking knowledge right purpose you do this when

[57:43]you put something you really really like put it aside for a

[57:46]bit just because i want to show that i'm really seeking knowledge

[57:50]over here sometimes you have to sacrifice money sometimes you have to

[57:54]sacrifice time sometimes you have to sacrifice things that you socials that

[58:00]you enjoy i remember back in the days we used to have

[58:03]these programs on sunday mornings at uh at wessex in the old

[58:09]bungalow and we used to get all together with our friends together

[58:14]for for the fajr numbers and after that we should have a

[58:18]small discussion about a hadith or a verse and it was a

[58:21]lot of sacrifice it was because i mean yes at the beginning

[58:25]it was very exciting and the brothers would remember right um it

[58:28]was very exciting at the beginning it was really nice but then

[58:31]slowly says time went and it became cold and it became early

[58:34]and um it was at times of sacrifice and i remember i

[58:39]remember this particular moment where i had this very clear memory that

[58:43]it was just three of us it was myself it was hussein

[58:45]and it was another brother there as well and he was just

[58:49]three of us but we still kept going and it was a

[58:51]sacrifice that the brothers were making and i'm sure hussein would remember

[58:57]like the sacrifice that had to go through to come to these

[58:59]programs but it showed that um really have to put aside things

[59:04]just to make these things happen right and all the brothers were

[59:07]putting a lot of sacrifice to happen and it had a very

[59:10]special sweet taste to those programs sometimes the sacrifice is so great

[59:17]that you have to actually leave aside your work leave aside your

[59:20]family and move to another country right and join um the people

[59:28]who are seeking knowledge full time right go to the house with

[59:32]this niger for other places and many a times the sacrifice is

[59:41]huge right you live in your comfort back at home you have

[59:43]a house you have a job certain things that the comfortable things

[59:49]that you have back in in the uk you don't find them

[59:52]in najaf i remember this is five six years ago i think

[59:57]one of my teachers over here i'm sure this is something that

[60:01]the family remembers especially one of my teachers he went for al-bain

[60:04]to najaf and karbala when he came back he said i i

[60:08]met somebody we were at somebody's house in najaf and i was

[60:13]curious to know who he was he's like he knew you and

[60:16]uh and mentioned hussein's houses like i was in house for maybe

[60:20]a couple of days i think and he was really um really

[60:24]praising her saying a lot and he was saying subhanallah like this

[60:28]this brother is is amazing in seeking knowledge his questions is asking

[60:32]him he made a few points maybe i'll mention them later he

[60:34]had a very good memory and in fact i just spoke to

[60:37]him right now i told him that um it was an hour

[60:39]or two ago i spoke to him and said that i'm going

[60:42]to give a lecture at this program and he said that please

[60:46]remember mention if you want to mention what i said about him

[60:48]as well because really i have fond memories he was very hospitable

[60:52]he was extremely hospitable and um we really had a really good

[60:58]time over there and he was just mentioning some memories one of

[61:01]the things he mentioned was that um he was saying that this

[61:06]the the sacrifice that they had to make to come to nurjah

[61:08]we said life in najaf is not so easy and those who've

[61:13]been there they remember remember as well right sometimes you don't have

[61:17]electricity sometimes you don't have light the house you live in the

[61:19]comfort that you have you've left so much back at home and

[61:23]you've come over here if somebody would would look at the situation

[61:26]like this like what kind of silly things you've done like you've

[61:31]left so much at home a stable job a comfortable house and

[61:34]you've come over here and the desert is 50 degrees and you

[61:38]don't have an ac in the the the situation with water electricity

[61:43]and internet and it's it's a state but when you ask these

[61:47]people these seekers of knowledge that what have you done they'll just

[61:51]smile at you and tell you this is this is why i've

[61:52]sacrificed because i know what i'm getting is in exchange i've left

[61:57]everything all of that and because i'm more i'm more worried and

[62:01]i really want this knowledge and what's more important is that they

[62:04]will not even count it as a sacrifice if you would ask

[62:08]for things like i haven't done anything we haven't done anything so

[62:13]this is sacrifice extremely important if we are seeking seekers of knowledge

[62:17]thirdly so the first one is effort the second was sacrifice the

[62:22]third one is when we want to seek knowledge it is essential

[62:27]that we seek it from pure sources you know when you go

[62:34]to the supermarket and you buy things we're very careful to always

[62:36]pick things that are healthy right i mean most of us at

[62:40]home take care of what we eat we choose we look at

[62:43]the ingredients we check if it has something nutritious for us as

[62:47]vitamins as extra minerals whatever it has at the end it should

[62:50]give me something of benefit right and the moment i see something

[62:54]that is not good for my for my health it's not good

[62:56]for my body i'm going to fall ill if i eat this

[62:59]i leave it aside right now look at what imam alhassan tells

[63:04]us he says hijab he said i'm very surprised it's very very

[63:07]surprising as i'm very surprised that of a person who thinks very

[63:20]carefully about what he eats but he doesn't think carefully about what

[63:26]he learns we're very careful to choose the right food and make

[63:32]sure that we don't fall ill but how come is it that

[63:36]when it comes to knowledge we pick up any book we pick

[63:38]up any courses we listen to any series of lecture any person

[63:43]that's got something to say we just joined their classes the imam

[63:47]tells us this is not right he says he keeps his stomach

[63:50]far from that which causes pain but he takes his heart towards

[63:57]that which destroys him when you eat something that's going to be

[64:00]harmful for you okay it will give you pain and we stay

[64:05]away from this pain but we're not careful of those things that

[64:08]will destroy our hearts our hearts the hearts of our children why

[64:14]is it that we're so careless about um what we what knowledge

[64:21]we take and where we take it from we should be very

[64:26]very sensitive even more sensitive than our nutrition because this is an

[64:30]issue related to our heart whether ourselves of our children as well

[64:35]unfortunately in the modern world again it's an it's attitudin as an

[64:41]ideology of the modern world right that no i'm clever enough i

[64:43]know i'm able to digest anything i'll get i'm i'm a free

[64:48]thinker i'm going to learn from any person and pick up any

[64:53]book i'm i'm confident that i will be able to know what

[64:55]is true what is wrong and in the end there we have

[64:57]to be three free thinkers what is this thing of um choosing

[65:01]your your knowledge but this is not what the bits have taught

[65:04]us this is not what the quran has taught us islam teaches

[65:08]us that a wise believer chooses very very carefully their source of

[65:14]knowledge the book that you pick up the courses that you attend

[65:18]the lecture that you attend sometimes you have to consult a scholar

[65:22]and ask for his advice a scholar that you trust that you

[65:28]know is an expert ask his advice is this good for me

[65:29]to read or not is this from is this good when to

[65:33]listen to this course or not this is really important we should

[65:36]have a phone call with a school this is the way we

[65:39]we go to a nutritionist or we go to a doctor and

[65:40]say is this healthy for me to eat right now can i

[65:42]eat this right now or is it going to cause me pain

[65:44]similarly you go to this is this is from the imam yeah

[65:47]you go to a school and says i want to attend this

[65:49]course do you think it's worth attending this course is it good

[65:51]for me it says that many knowledge leads you astray there's so

[66:03]many knowledge out there that will actually deviate you from the path

[66:08]obviously we're not saying we should be close minded obviously we should

[66:12]never be close minded obviously we should be aware of the different

[66:15]opinions out there but at the same time we shouldn't be careless

[66:18]of that which we give to our nafs that which we um

[66:23]that that which forms our spiritual nutrition when imam mambakar sanam explained

[66:44]knowledge that you should be looking at that source from which you

[66:51]get your knowledge from the quran says in sun should definitely look

[66:56]at his food that's what the verse says the imam said here

[66:59]food means knowledge that you should definitely look at your knowledge in

[67:03]the sense the imam says from who you're getting this knowledge from

[67:10]this is extremely important for us that we should be taking knowledge

[67:15]only from the right sources and we should be sending our school

[67:20]our children to schools to places where they're learning that we have

[67:23]full trust and confidence that only that which is from islam is

[67:26]taught to them this is the responsibility for us this is taking

[67:30]care of us right and this is something that we learn from

[67:34]our scholars we learn from from the ah debate number four thinking

[67:40]and asking this is a very important point regarding seeking knowledge says

[67:47]that fake and reflecting and thinking leads one towards wisdom sometimes we

[67:54]need to put our foot down our phone down sorry our foot

[67:58]down and our phone down and contemplate on what we read contemplate

[68:02]on some of the verses of the quran contemplating the hadith you

[68:06]know sometimes you think about it yeah and you realize that i

[68:10]haven't spent some time with myself all alone have you thought about

[68:15]that when was the last time you had a moment with yourself

[68:20]just you and yourself and i mean with presence of mind right

[68:24]now with the phone next to you that's going to ring any

[68:26]moment no putting everything inside just you and yourself just think about

[68:30]it for a moment at the beginning it's difficult but we need

[68:33]to get used to be alone with ourselves in our thoughts sometimes

[68:37]this thinking is very important it means five minutes a day what

[68:41]happens is that when you think you have questions it's only through

[68:47]contemplating that you're able to have questions with you you're able to

[68:51]derive and have some um topics that are in your mind that

[68:57]are driving you towards acquiring more knowledge through towards through questioning and

[69:03]once you have questioned you've got the key for knowledge question is

[69:07]the key for knowledge the messenger of allah says that knowledge is

[69:15]a treasure and its key is what it's key is asking you

[69:23]know sometimes sometimes you sit with a scholar and what happens is

[69:26]that you've got nothing to say to him you're like i'm sitting

[69:31]with him but i don't know what to say i don't have

[69:33]any topic to discuss i don't have any questions i'm just blank

[69:37]or sometimes you're talking between your friends and something some idea comes

[69:42]in your mind and you think that maybe i should be using

[69:44]this time for something more fruitful maybe i should have a good

[69:46]intellectual discussion with this person right with my friend let's talk about

[69:49]something let's talk about something interesting and then you go blank i

[69:58]don't know i don't have any questions it's really sad it's really

[70:01]sad if this is my case and this is really sad right

[70:05]i remember hussain was not like that absolutely wasn't like that whenever

[70:10]we used to be together even in the most craziest of places

[70:12]where there was in random parks across across the uk or on

[70:17]top of snowdonia the brothers would remember he always had questions or

[70:23]something to talk about something intellectual whether it was a verse of

[70:25]the quran a hadith an event in history like that what do

[70:28]you think of this what do you think of that and he

[70:31]would just question and ask and discuss and anything and everything it

[70:35]would just be a matter of let's talk about it and it

[70:38]always had something positive towards it and this shows that his mind

[70:43]was always um thinking and reflecting he was always using things and

[70:47]his knowledge to always reflect and ask questions and it's a big

[70:52]lesson for us that we should be like this as well that

[70:54]we should be our mind should be constantly be pondering about things

[70:59]whether you're at work you're driving i remember when you when you

[71:05]drive a lot of us are commuting from far places right when

[71:07]you're driving you're commuting sometimes you switch everything off right radio 4

[71:10]and everything just put you off close the windows and just talk

[71:14]to yourself sometimes i do that as well when you're driving just

[71:16]talk to yourself right i sometimes prepare my lectures whilst i'm driving

[71:19]and talking to yourself whilst you're driving and suddenly you have different

[71:22]discussions that will pop up you're talking to yourself or just reflect

[71:27]right just reflect on things that you've learned today this scholar said

[71:31]this for example what does it mean for me what are the

[71:33]consequences of this asking questions this is extremely important this is something

[71:39]that is very essential for all the seekers of knowledge one last

[71:44]verse about this topic the imam says people will perish because they

[71:56]don't ask people will perish because they don't ask so ask lastly

[72:02]the last of the five points for seek for the seekers of

[72:08]knowledge is that we need to be working together when we're seeking

[72:10]knowledge many times working a social platform on a social setup is

[72:15]actually very beneficial for us it gives us more motivation it leads

[72:19]us to results much quicker and for people around us as well

[72:23]that we're working and seeking knowledge together it really is beneficial whether

[72:27]it's through book clubs through taking courses together driving just discussions informal

[72:31]discussions about different things with one another timetabled regular this really helps

[72:39]us in this seeing of knowledge says that says meet together and

[72:49]discuss and together get together and talk about him together this is

[72:54]the advice of mum to his years and he says look at

[72:59]the result of this if you do this it is through the

[73:04]hadith to discussing the uh issues related to the religion that the

[73:08]hearts will become brightened and illuminous the illuminous luminous and bright faces

[73:16]and hearts of the shears is because of these discussions that have

[73:19]one another right hadith and it is through the discussion that our

[73:30]affairs that the religion is maintained and given life and given life

[73:37]and may allah have mercy to those who bring to life our

[73:42]affairs in the religion so different discussion circles um i know meeting

[73:47]together in today's world is a bit difficult right because of issues

[73:51]that we're facing but we can still do it online we can

[73:53]still have discussions online these are very important again a memory that

[73:57]comes to mind is um and all the youths of asexual to

[74:00]remember as well are monday night circles that we used to have

[74:03]in those in that rented place enforcement for all the bachelors at

[74:07]our university days and hussein was one of them as well um

[74:10]a bit after that although i mean the mosque is where we

[74:13]start the discussion cycles and again the morning prayers these were um

[74:19]i'm not sure how much the brothers would realize but this was

[74:22]the very blessed sessions they were sessions because all the brothers were

[74:26]coming together making efforts and sacrificing and sincerity and humility and just

[74:32]discussing hadith and the affairs of the athletic and it was very

[74:37]beautiful sessions and i have a lot of good memories about these

[74:40]sessions and i'm sure a lot of the brothers will do as

[74:43]well and this is again a very important point for all those

[74:46]who are seeking knowledge that we should be working together so these

[74:51]are five points that i wanted to share um in today's discussion

[74:54]i'd like to make one final point before i move to a

[74:58]very short messiah and this is that in the efforts and in

[75:04]the sacrifice that we go to in seeking knowledge many at times

[75:09]this cannot happen without the support from people around us especially especially

[75:15]especially family right a supportive wife who joins you on this journey

[75:22]and bears the difficulties is patient as well as parents who bear

[75:26]their pain of separation and they constantly make dua for for that

[75:32]person who's seeking knowledge these are very special blessings of allah and

[75:36]there is a lot of reward right for these members this this

[75:43]wife this mother who is part and parcel of this journey of

[75:48]seeking knowledge and is enduring the sacrifice and the efforts in this

[75:54]journey without any complaint but rather with full support with full motivation

[76:01]with giving this preparing the grounds for this um seeking knowledge to

[76:09]happen and for this for sure the reward is equal with that

[76:12]person and as the quran said that these people will be joined

[76:18]together on the day of judgment and in the in the next

[76:21]world that they will be joined the family members will come together

[76:23]um on the in the next world and our scholars would say

[76:27]this is something quite famous that they would say that whatever we

[76:32]have um is nothing but um from the sacrifice of our family

[76:36]and so a lot of appreciation a lot of thanks and all

[76:41]the eyes goes to these wives and to these mothers who give

[76:44]a lot on this path of seeking journey on the seeking knowledge

[76:59]i like to take our hearts to medina just for a few

[77:15]moments [Music] take your hearts to medina take your hearts to the

[77:39]darkness of the night that particular night where amir al-mu'amin is burying

[77:51]someone he's burying someone very special someone special someone that was very

[77:57]dear to him and he is all alone they say that after

[78:11]giving zahra imam ali takes her body to a very secret place

[78:17]in the middle of the night to bury her but once this

[78:20]burial is finished raised the dust of the cover of the daughter

[78:41]of rasulullah when is finished putting the sand he wipes off the

[78:51]sand from his hand at this moment a sadness takes over imam

[79:00]ali hose an incredible house and sadness takes imam ali you ask

[79:07]why now you see when imam ali was doing rus and kaffen

[79:13]of atama his mind was busy he was ensuring that the horse

[79:15]and comfort is done properly he was ensuring that the children don't

[79:18]cry out too loudly he was ensuring that the burial happens properly

[79:22]but now in the darkness of the night he's put all the

[79:27]sun on the grave he's put the last grains of sun on

[79:30]the grave of zahra now the realization comes in now it all

[79:34]sinks in that he's all over now he feels the loneliness and

[79:40]separation from the daughter of rasulullah at this moment a sadness comes

[79:48]to aliyah tears starts flowing on his cheek on his cheeks his

[79:59]eyes throw tears tears of sadness and pain and then he recites

[80:04]according to narrations this line of poetry says tears confine my soul

[80:20]how i wish my soul through tears will be liberated that there

[80:35]is no good in this life without you he's addressing he says

[80:40]there is no good in this life without you i only cry

[80:44]out of fear of a lengthy life without you this is amir

[80:51]al-mu'mini in those last moments before he leaves that graves that he

[80:54]before he leaves that grave and before he leaves fatima to sahara

[80:58]all if there is any in this lecture and these tears to

[81:16]the marhum to hussein our our friend our brother our father our

[81:23]wife our son our community member inshallah one of the soldiers of

[81:27]the imam all the thought from the jealousy and from this from

[81:33]this from this list and inshallah um all the murakami of this

[81:40]gathering inshallah thank you thank you so much sheikh mcdad for that

[82:06]excellent contribution and for remembering the fond memories of the memorable times

[82:10]spent together with hussain we pray for your continued and may he

[82:19]grant you success in your studies muhammad before i start this i

[82:43]just wanted to mention about um before i start this casino um

[82:49]i just wanted to say a couple of words to kind of

[82:54]give a sort of background about the casino itself and then a

[83:00]shoot i grew up with hussein i knew when he was a

[83:04]mischievous little kid and i saw him grow at the opportunity to

[83:07]travel with him to you know see the world with him and

[83:11]he was a very very good friend of mine a very friend

[83:15]of our group um i think as he grew older one of

[83:18]the things which really really stuck with us all i think which

[83:21]probably touched everybody was his o'clock his his manners i think were

[83:25]really something which separated him from from everybody else i think his

[83:30]heart was phenomenal and actually so when it came to deciding to

[83:33]recite a nasheed for hussein i didn't go one which i wrote

[83:39]myself i know it's someone i went with one which sort of

[83:41]highlights the power of a hack and it's an issue called don't

[83:45]talk to me about muhammad it will be such a pleasure to

[83:57]have you come along with me i accept your gracious offer of

[84:04]kindness and company but as we walk along young man and as

[84:09]you help me with my load i have only one request as

[84:16]we travel down this road don't talk to me about muhammad because

[84:22]of him there is no peace and i have trouble in my

[84:28]mind so don't talk to me about muhammad and as we walk

[84:35]along together we will get along just fine as we walk along

[84:40]together we will get along that man upsets me so so much

[84:47]more than you could know i hear of his name and reputation

[84:52]everywhere i go though his family and his clan once knew him

[84:58]as an honest man he is dividing everyone with his claim that

[85:04]god is one so don't talk to me about muhammad because of

[85:10]him there is no peace and i have trouble in my mind

[85:16]so don't talk to me about muhammad and as we walk along

[85:22]together we will get along just fine as we walk along together

[85:27]we will get along he has misled all the weak ones and

[85:33]the poor ones and the slaves they think they've all found wealth

[85:38]and freedom following his ways he's corrupted all the youth with his

[85:44]twisted brand of truth convinced them that they all are strong giving

[85:49]them somewhere to belong so don't talk to me about muhammad because

[85:55]of him there is no peace and i have trouble in my

[86:01]mind so don't talk to me about muhammad and as we walk

[86:08]along together we will get along just fine as we walk along

[86:12]together we will get along thank you now young man you've really

[86:19]been so kind your generosity and smaller very red fine let me

[86:27]give you some advice since you've been so very nice from muhammad

[86:33]stay away don't hear his words or emulate his ways and don't

[86:38]talk about muhammad you will never find true peace and trouble is

[86:46]all you will find so don't talk about muhammad and as you

[86:52]travel down life's road you will get along just fine [Music] now

[86:59]before we part and go if it's all right just the same

[87:04]may i ask my day young man who are you what's your

[87:09]name forgive me what was that your words weren't very clear my

[87:16]ears are getting old sometimes it's difficult to hear it's truly rather

[87:25]funny though i'm sure i must be wrong but i thought i

[87:28]heard you said that your name was muhammad [Music] [Music] upon you

[87:52]i pray for peace for you happy is my troubled mind oh

[87:58]talk to [Music] and as we walk along together we will get

[88:08]along just fine as i travel down left's road i will get

[88:12]along just fine [Music] thank you for the sajad for that beautiful

[88:31]qasida uh next we have a touching tribute by the dear mother

[88:37]of hussein which i will read out on behalf of anti-zaitan mother's

[88:43]tribute in the name of allah the beneficent the merciful we have

[88:52]gathered here today to celebrate the life of our dear son who

[88:57]was called back by the mercy of allah subhana ta'ala two years

[89:00]ago i would like to share a few reflections on the impact

[89:06]hussein made not only to us as his parents but wherever he

[89:12]was present he was a beacon of light and inspired people's spirits

[89:17]of all ages no matter young or old he left a lasting

[89:25]legacy through his kind and charitable nature our sincere thanks to everyone

[89:32]who has supported us over the last two years either with their

[89:38]presence and words of kindness we were overwhelmed by the personal messages

[89:44]that came across from all over the globe on the day of

[89:48]his merit one such poignant message to name a few was from

[89:54]syed mustafa kazuni who did salatul for hussain and a heart rendering

[90:00]message from sheikh mansour of australia it has made me realize the

[90:09]importance of what being part of an ummah means and made the

[90:14]grieving process bearable for us the ayah in surah rahman reminds me

[90:21]of hussain the word isan and hussain are from the same root

[90:26]word meaning goodness alhamdulillah hussain would go an extra mile to help

[90:35]the needy and lived up to his beautiful name in every situation

[90:40]i have no doubt hussein is reaping the rewards of his humble

[90:47]character and lasting legacy due to his commitment to fulfill to fulfill

[90:53]his duties wherever he was either in syria or najaf or at

[90:58]home one of the many things hussein used to say to me

[91:02]is life is rolling with waves and all we can do is

[91:09]ride out the waves and pray for the best life is rolling

[91:14]with the waves and all we can do is ride out the

[91:19]waves and pray for the best please remember this was a mother's

[91:31]tribute of her beautiful son uncle hamish and anti zaitan very deservingly

[91:38]are immensely proud of hussein and feel blessed to have a son

[91:43]like hussein we are now nearing the end of the program and

[91:50]i will invite muhammad kumail rajam ali hussain's nephew to recite is

[93:20]foreign [Music] [Music] foreign foreign i would like to take this opportunity

[94:14]on behalf of the family to thank all those who have made

[94:19]this program possible those working behind the scenes wessex jamaat all the

[94:25]reciters sheikh maktad and especially you the viewers who have tuned in

[94:31]to this evening's program finally our continued prayers to allah to continue

[94:39]to grant a special sabbath to the parents of hussein his sister

[94:45]his wife and children and to all his extended family and we

[94:51]also continue to pray the dear children muhammad and fatima khalsa grow

[94:56]up following the footsteps of their dear father with the protection as

[95:03]always of allah amin we pray to allah to forgive hussein's shortcomings

[95:13]and grant him an exalted position in the proximity of 14 please

[95:22]recite surah fatiha hussain the mean of both the families muhammad you

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