Remembering the Legacy of Lady Fatimah (as) | Sayed Muhammad Baqir Qazwini

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[5:47]I'm going to recite a few verses from surah verse number 58

[5:53]onwards if you want to follow along.

[5:58]in a shon regime.

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[6:53]He was [singing] by her.

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[9:30]Happy birthday.

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[11:26]Ali Muhammad from Muhammad Salad.

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[12:41]for him.

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[14:19]It's John.

[14:32][singing] Fore!

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[17:43]Heat.

[17:50]Heat.

[17:52][clears throat] [singing] >> [singing] >> Shabiri.

[18:29]Heat.

[18:35]Heat.

[18:49]Sayan.

[18:57][singing] Heat.

[19:33]Heat.

[19:49]Muhammad.

[19:51]Muhammad.

[20:15]You're a la Allah.

[20:24]You're a la Allah.

[20:34]You're a Allah.

[20:42]There is a [singing] for midoperas.

[21:24]for sure.

[21:40]Huzur.

[22:03]Ben Alad shore.

[22:20]Ben Hour Asha.

[22:54]Zeus >> [singing] >> There is a birth.

[23:43]Majestech.

[23:57][singing] Many there is a birth Baba Mary Baba.

[25:06]whom there is a for [singing] sat.

[25:59]Amen.

[26:10]Would you say [singing] There is macho.

[26:50]>> [singing] [singing] >> can say.

[27:18]for is for Muhammad Ali.

[27:57]Muhammad Uh before I begin, I'd like to ask all the gents

[28:41]to kindly move as far forward as possible with the recitation of

[28:47]a loud salawat.

[28:45]Allah Muhammad Aliham Another loud salawat Muhammad Ali Muhammad.

[29:04]>> Our condolences to the Imam of our time and to all

[29:07]the Min on the Shahadat of Batisam, the beloved daughter of our

[29:15]holy prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam.

[29:17]Kindly join me reciting a surah for a few quick announcements.

[29:41]The Al-Qis sisters would like to invite all ladies to their next

[29:44]online ayamul ibad at night to be held this Wednesday the 5th

[29:46]of November.

[29:48]The lecture will be given by sister saddaf miraza.

[29:52]All ladies are encouraged to attend.

[29:54]Login details have been shared via the jamaat's broadcast channels.

[29:57]Parents are reminded that there will be two sessions of kuml club

[30:00]this November.

[30:01]The next session will be the first session will be held here

[30:06]at the center this Thursday the 6th at 6:45 p.m.

[30:07]The second session will inshallah be held on Thursday the 27th of

[30:10]November.

[30:11]And as always parents are encouraged to please arrive on time.

[30:15]Mumin after a successful and uplifting first session on wudoo.

[30:21]We are delighted to share details on the second spiritual Thursday in

[30:24]our new series at WSX Jamaat.

[30:26]The next session entitled Salah MOT will be held on Thursday the

[30:32]13th of November and will be facilitated once again by Sheikh Muhammad

[30:35]Hilly.

[30:36]All Min are encouraged to attend in large numbers.

[30:38]Min as we enter into this sacred period period of Azar the

[30:45]Jamaat relies deeply on your generosity to make our programs possible.

[30:48]Once again, we reach out to our dearest community members and guests

[30:53]to come forward as donors in supporting the costs of these males.

[30:56]This year for Fatima, our fundraising goal is £5,000.

[31:01]This will allow us to host and facilitate the males of mourning

[31:07]in honor of the lady of light.

[31:08]Our tiered sponsorship outlines how each contribution helps sustain these programs.

[31:11]But every donation, no matter the amount, carries great value and impact.

[31:16]We sincerely look forward to your continued support as we extend our

[31:20]condolences to Dul Bisam and join together in mourning the immense tragedy

[31:25]and sacrifice of Lady Fatima Alhasam.

[31:28]Any donations can be made via PayPal link shared via the email

[31:34]and WhatsApps or via bank transfer to the Wessex Jamaat bank account

[31:38]using the reference Fatima.

[31:40]For the first time here at our beloved al- Mahadi center, we

[31:45]are honored and privileged to have the opportunity to listen to the

[31:50]worldrenowned and true servant of the B Sah Muhammad Bakir Kazwini.

[31:53]Kindly join me and welcome him to the member with a recitation

[31:57]of three loud salawad Allah Muhammad Ali Muhammad.

[32:47]Allah.

[33:00]I begin in the name of the almighty God, the compassionate, the

[33:08]merciful, the one who has created everything in utmost perfection.

[33:14]And may the peace and blessings of the almighty God be upon

[33:18]his pure and beloved messenger, the peak of his creation, the symbol

[33:25]of humanity, prophet Muhammad sallall.aii and his immaculate progeny of the peace

[33:38]be upon them, especially the leader of our time, the awaited savior,

[33:46]Alm.

[33:54]May Allah hasten his reappearance and make us all amongst his sincere

[34:01]and dedicated servants.

[34:02]Respected, first of all, it is my great honor to be visiting

[34:15]your community here at Ali Center for the first time.

[34:19]I ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to bless this community.

[34:24]I ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to fill this community with the

[34:31]of Muhammad and al Muhammad.

[34:38]Secondly, I extend to you my sincerest condolences on the martyrdom of

[34:47]lady.

[34:53]>> There are two narrations about her death and martyrdom.

[34:59]One narration is that she passed away.

[35:03]She was martyed 75 days after the departure of the prophet sallallahu

[35:08]alaihi wasallam.

[35:11]That's one narration.

[35:12]The second narration, primary narration states 95 days.

[35:18]So there's a difference of 20 days between these two narrations.

[35:23]And many communities they commemorate her legacy and her martyrdom on these

[35:29]two dates.

[35:31]Even though many communities they give more prominence and significance to the

[35:40]second narration.

[35:40]Therefore, we have gathered tonight to honor this lady to know her

[35:49]legacy and to ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to grant us her

[35:55]shaf.

[35:54]Allah subhana wa ta'ala states in the holy Quran in surah One

[36:13]of the reasons of creation why Allah subhana wa ta'ala created us

[36:21]is to try us to see who comes with the best of

[36:24]deeds with the best of actions.

[36:28]This is the philosophy of this life.

[36:31]And when you look at the legacy of this honorable lady, you

[36:38]find that her trial was the greatest of all trials.

[36:44]Her trial was so significant such that we have in one of

[36:53]her zaras the zara of zah narrated by al jawad unlike any

[37:06]other z you know how this z begins normally when you do

[37:11]the zara of the imams you put your heart at peace peace

[37:15]you say or if you're visiting with peace be upon you oh

[37:34]trustee of Allah on earth when you begin with salam you put

[37:37]your heart at ease but when it comes to the z of

[37:43]fat al im jawad does not begin with the salam.

[37:48]You know how he begins?

[37:51]Oh tested one.

[37:55]Oh tried one.

[37:56]When you read this statement, your heart is now at unease.

[38:03]Your heart is now wrenching.

[38:07]You're visiting Fatima Alam, but you're remembering her tragedies, her trials, her

[38:15]difficulties.

[38:14]And in doing so, Im Jawad Alam is highlighting the pain and

[38:21]the suffering that she went through.

[38:23]And he says something very profound.

[38:26]He says, "Oh, profound statement by the ninth im.

[38:42]He says, "Oh tested one, Allah who created you tested you before

[38:47]he created you and he found you to be patient.

[38:50]How great is Fatam such that before Allah created her, he was

[38:56]so sure that she would make the effort to pass the test.

[39:01]So it's as if he already tested her.

[39:03]It's as if Allah is telling us before I created Fatma, I

[39:06]had so much trust in her that she would be the best

[39:11]of the best.

[39:13]It's as if I've already tried her before creating her.

[39:15]That's the status of Lady Fatam.

[39:23]It revolves around trials, difficulty.

[39:27]Now many of us we are aware that this dunya this world

[39:32]is a place of trials and normally we have discussions on trials

[39:37]and how to be patient but tonight I would like to share

[39:46]with you a very critical dimension of divine trials.

[39:49]This is a dimension that we normally overlook.

[39:54]But it is this dimension that will determine our success in this

[40:00]world and on the day of judgment.

[40:03]Therefore, it's very critical that we understand how the divine trial works

[40:08]for us.

[40:10]And in order for us to better understand how the divine trial

[40:17]works, we have to see how Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala tried his

[40:24]creations from day one of creation.

[40:27]You find a common theme in divine trials.

[40:32]That common theme is that divine trials come in unexpected ways.

[40:42]Let's see how by looking at the history of divine trials and

[40:48]apply that to our modern life so we can succeed inshallah in

[40:54]our divine trials and then we'll see the inspiration that we get

[40:59]from lady fat.

[41:00]Let's begin with the beginning of creation.

[41:04]When Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala decides to create Prophet Adam as the

[41:11]first modern human being, something unexpected happens.

[41:17]The angels are worshiping God for many many years.

[41:22]And we know that the angels are very pure creations of Allah.

[41:29]They never say no to Allah.

[41:30]They always execute every command that Allah gives them.

[41:36]So now the angels are aware of their status.

[41:39]We are pure creations of God.

[41:44]We always obey Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[41:44]We never say no.

[41:47]Suddenly Allah does something unexpected.

[41:52]Suddenly he creates this blob of clay.

[41:58]From the outside it looks worthless.

[42:02]Imagine clay.

[42:03]Is there anything special about clay?

[42:06]It's just dirt from the earth.

[42:08]Allah creates this blob of clay.

[42:12]And suddenly he tells the angels, I plan to create a khalifa,

[42:19]a representative on earth and I command you all angels to prostrate

[42:27]to that being Adam.

[42:32]This shocked the angels.

[42:35]Suddenly this blob of clay called Adam is now the center of

[42:42]attention in the universe.

[42:44]Wait a minute.

[42:46]I wasn't expecting that.

[42:47]I thought maybe one of us angels would be distinguished like one

[42:53]of these angels that would be expected Allah to distinguish them and

[42:58]to have a ceremony for them in the heavens.

[43:01]But now this creature that's made from dirt, from clay, suddenly this

[43:09]creature is so special.

[43:10]We've been worshiping God for thousand thousands of years.

[43:14]We've been around for a long time.

[43:16]And suddenly out of nowhere, this creation pops into existence and God

[43:21]tells us prostrate to it.

[43:22]Initially the angels had difficulty accepting that.

[43:27]That's why they initially objected to Allah.

[43:30]They said we are the ones purifying you meaning worshiping you raising

[43:37]you above anything as the Quran states and you create this creation

[43:48]that looks like these other humanlike figures.

[43:51]All they did is just kill one another on earth and spread

[43:59]corruption.

[43:57]and now you want us to prostrate to this thing.

[44:02]Initially they had trouble accepting that but that was their test and

[44:11]trial.

[44:08]Allah tried them in an unexpected way.

[44:12]Now because they're angels at the end of the day they accepted.

[44:18]El is the one who couldn't accept that.

[44:22]Why is this Adam getting more attention from Allah than me?

[44:29]I've been worshiping Allah for thousands of years.

[44:33]As some hadith statel before he showed his deviation, he did a

[44:38]sujud that lasted for 4,000 years.

[44:44]One hadith says 6,000 years.

[44:44]So he was expecting recognition.

[44:47]Suddenly Adam gets the recognition.

[44:51]No, no, no.

[44:51]He couldn't take that.

[44:52]Allah tried him in an unexpected way and he failed.

[44:57]So you see from the beginning of creation Allah subhana wa ta'ala

[45:01]tries his creations and tests them in unexpected ways and that's the

[45:08]real test because if you want to see the submission of someone

[45:11]you try them in a way that they're not expecting it then

[45:15]you can see their full submission or not.

[45:18]and then come to the history of our prophets.

[45:22]You'll find that those nations who failed their tests, generally speaking, they

[45:29]failed because they were not expecting the divine trial to be in

[45:37]that specific way.

[45:37]They were not ready.

[45:39]They didn't prepare themselves properly.

[45:41]So, they failed.

[45:42]Look at the case of Prophet Misam and his people.

[45:46]According to the Quran, how many years did he spend with his

[45:52]people before the flood?

[45:52]950 according to the Quran.

[45:56]Have you ever wondered why after 950 years very few people believed

[46:01]in him?

[46:03]According to our hadiths, about 80 people believed in him.

[46:07]What's the problem?

[46:09]What was the matter with those people?

[46:11]You have a great prophet.

[46:12]He's eloquent.

[46:14]He's pure.

[46:16]He's humble.

[46:15]He has all the good qualities.

[46:17]Why did most people reject him?

[46:21]You have to look at the nature of the divine trial that

[46:24]they had to go through.

[46:27]You know how Allah tested the people of prophet N.

[46:30]Initially prophet Nuisam had a large following.

[46:33]Many people in in his community followed him.

[46:38]They respected him.

[46:40]Then you had a group of evil people giving them a hard

[46:46]time, mocking them, attacking them.

[46:48]They were fed up.

[46:50]So they come to Prophet Nuisam and they tell him when is

[46:54]God going to send his punishment on these evil people?

[46:57]He said, "Let me ask Allah." So when revelation descended on, he

[47:04]asked Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[47:06]The revelation said the following.

[47:10]Allah answered them.

[47:10]Prophet N told them, "This is what Allah tells me." He says,

[47:13]"Go and bring the seed of a palm tree, plant it, let

[47:21]it grow.

[47:23]Once it becomes a mature tree and it produces dates, then I'll

[47:28]send the punishment and I'll destroy them." How long does it take

[47:34]for a palm tree to mature and give you fruits?

[47:38]On average, 10 to 14 years.

[47:40]That's the average.

[47:43]They went with excitement.

[47:46]They planted the tree, nurturing the tree, watering the tree.

[47:50]As the tree is growing, those believers, they're eager to see how

[47:57]God is going to punish the bad ones.

[48:00]Everyone had hope.

[48:00]Things looked good.

[48:03]Now 10 to 14 years later, the tree matured.

[48:07]It started to produce dates.

[48:10]Everyone's excited.

[48:11]Now the and the punishment of Allah is going to destroy these

[48:16]evil people.

[48:17]Well, guess what happened?

[48:19]Nothing.

[48:22]The tree produced the dates, but the punishment didn't come down.

[48:28]So they went to Alisam.

[48:29]They told him, Wasn't there a promise that God would destroy these

[48:34]people?

[48:34]Look at the tree.

[48:35]It's giving dates.

[48:36]He said, "Let me ask Allah subhana wa ta'ala.

[48:40]I don't act on my own." Revelation came down saying, "Allah subhanahu

[48:45]wa ta'ala extended it for another tree that you plant, another 10

[48:55]years." Now, this was not a lie.

[48:56]Sometimes you're not given the full picture.

[49:00]Yes, these people deserve punishment, but Allah subhana t can postpone punishment.

[49:04]Sometimes I commit a sin, I deserve to be punished right now,

[49:10]but maybe I do a good deed.

[49:11]Maybe someone does dua for me.

[49:12]Allah says, "Okay, I'll postpone it." This is not a lie.

[49:16]This is not the breaking of a promise.

[49:18]It's a trial by not telling them the full picture because you're

[49:22]testing them.

[49:22]This is for instance like your child.

[49:24]Let's say your child does something bad.

[49:27]You tell him, "If you do this one more time, I'm going

[49:30]to ground you for a week." Your child breaks your law one

[49:37]more time, does something bad one more time.

[49:38]But then you tell your child, "Okay, I'll give you one last

[49:43]chance." Is that a lie?

[49:44]No, that's not a lie.

[49:47]That's giving your child another chance.

[49:49]Allah decided to give the disbelievers, the bad ones, another chance.

[49:54]You see, Allah is not like us who wants to immediately destroy

[49:57]people who do bad.

[49:59]Allah is patient.

[50:01]So can you imagine what happened to the people of Prophet Nuisam.

[50:06]They divided into three categories.

[50:09]One category disbelieved.

[50:12]I'm not going to believe in you anymore.

[50:16]I was waiting 10 14 years to see those guys getting destroyed.

[50:19]Nothing happened.

[50:21]Forget it.

[50:20]They disbelieved.

[50:22]they become kufur.

[50:25]The second group, they were hypocrites.

[50:26]They're like, you know what?

[50:30]We don't really believe in no anymore, but let's act like we

[50:33]believe because we don't know how this is going to go.

[50:37]Maybe the punishment will come down.

[50:39]And then a group of people, they remained as they're like, "No,

[50:44]no is truthful and we've seen the miracles from him.

[50:48]We trust him.

[50:48]If Allah extends the punishment, he postpones it.

[50:52]Fine.

[50:53]We accept that.

[50:53]Well, guess what happened?

[50:54]They plant a new seed.

[50:58]The tree grows.

[50:57]What happens again?

[51:01]Nothing.

[51:01]Unexpected.

[51:02]See, people were not expecting that.

[51:04]So, the pool of believers became smaller.

[51:08]According to our hadiths, you know how many times that happened?

[51:13]Seven times.

[51:13]They plant a tree, it grows, it produces the dates, nothing happens.

[51:18]That's about a hundred years.

[51:20]You see now why how very few people believed in prophet nuisam

[51:26]because the divine trial was unexpected to them and then later after

[51:33]a 100 years finally the punishment comes down the flood comes and

[51:37]it destroys the evil ones.

[51:39]This is a lesson in the way that divine trials work.

[51:45]They come in unexpected ways.

[51:47]And this happened with every prophet.

[51:50]Prophet Musam.

[51:52]You know what was the test of Bi is after Allah saved

[51:55]them from the Pharaoh and he drowned the Pharaoh and he split

[52:00]the sea for them and they saw all these miracles.

[52:02]They crossed the sea.

[52:05]They were behaving so far.

[52:09]MS tells them, "I have an appointment with Allah to go and

[52:13]receive the Torah.

[52:14]To go and receive revelation." MS told them, "For how long would

[52:20]he be gone?" 30 days.

[52:22]Where does Allah state that?

[52:22]In the Holy Quran in verse 142.

[52:30]And we promised MS.

[52:33]We set an appointment 30 days.

[52:35]MS goes, he tells his people, I'm going for 30 days and

[52:40]I'm coming back.

[52:42]What happened?

[52:45]Allah says, I extended it another 10 days during those 30 days.

[52:52]Benny is they were behaving.

[52:55]They weren't worshiping the golden calf.

[52:58]They were behaving because they saw the miracles.

[53:00]MS told him, "I'll be back 30 days." 30 days came.

[53:07]Nothing happened.

[53:08]Where's MS?

[53:09]He's He didn't show up.

[53:12]The next day, the 31st day, where is MS?

[53:15]He's not there.

[53:16]So, they started to doubt.

[53:19]Oh, maybe he died.

[53:19]Oh, this.

[53:21]Oh, that.

[53:22]They Everyone came up with their theories.

[53:23]And then the Samir comes and he brings them the golden calf

[53:28]and they start to worship the golden calf.

[53:32]That all happened in those 10 days.

[53:35]But this was how Allah wanted to test them by trying them

[53:37]in an unexpected way.

[53:41]What?

[53:41]Just because MS didn't come back 30 days later, you commit?

[53:45]You go back to idol worshiing.

[53:46]Is that your true iman?

[53:49]That's why they failed their test.

[53:53]You see the nature of divine trials they come in unexpected ways

[53:59]and this is exactly what happened at the time of prophet Muhammad

[54:07]sallallahu alaihi wasallam.

[54:12]>> This is what happened with the Jewish community in Medina.

[54:16]Do you know why the Jews had gathered around the city of

[54:19]Medina?

[54:20]What brought them to Medina?

[54:22]Medina is pretty far from Jerusalem, from Palestine.

[54:26]Why did they go south so much after the Exodus and after

[54:34]the fall of the temple?

[54:35]Why?

[54:36]You know why?

[54:38]They had read in their scriptures that the prophet, the last prophet

[54:42]of the end of times is going to emerge between the mountains

[54:48]of Mecca and Medina.

[54:49]This was written in their scriptures.

[54:50]So they said, "Let's go and live in that area.

[54:55]So when this final prophet comes, we follow him, we support him,

[54:59]and we'll be the greatest of all nations." You know, that was

[55:03]their intention.

[55:03]That's why they came to Medina.

[55:06]And the Quran in Surah Bakar verse 89 tells us that when

[55:12]the Jews had trouble with the pagans because the pagans gave them

[55:16]a hard time.

[55:19]The pagans did not accept one God, prophet Musa, prophet, you know,

[55:23]all these prophet Daw and they didn't accept them.

[55:26]They really give the Jews a hard time in terms of their

[55:29]beliefs.

[55:30]The Quran states [clears throat] You know how the Jews kept themselves

[55:38]patient in Medina with these pagans?

[55:41]They would say it's okay.

[55:44]Let us be patient.

[55:44]Soon the final prophet will come.

[55:47]We'll support him and he will overcome all these pagans.

[55:53]That's how they gave themselves patience.

[55:55]What happened?

[55:57]He came.

[56:00]He surely came.

[56:00]They were expecting the final messenger to come from which line?

[56:07]Which line?

[56:09]The beni is because they were used to having prophet, prophet daw,

[56:14]prophet ms, all these prophets, they come from the line of from

[56:21]the line of so they thought this final prophet is going to

[56:26]be one of them.

[56:29]Someone from their tribes and they were willing to follow him.

[56:33]Suddenly this final prophet is from who?

[56:37]From the Arab ancestry.

[56:38]He's from the descendants of Is not the descendants of Isab.

[56:43]They rejected.

[56:45]They're like, "No, if you were from the descendants of Ised you,

[56:50]but now that you're a descendant of Isma, we're not interested." You

[56:55]see how Allah tried them?

[56:57]Because that was unexpected for them.

[56:58]And to make up excuses, you know what they said?

[57:02]They came to the prophet.

[57:03]They told him, "This angel who's bringing you this Quran and Revelation,

[57:09]who is he?

[57:08]Is he Mika or is heel?

[57:13]He told him, "No, this is Jirel." They're like, "No, we're not

[57:19]interested.

[57:17]If it was Mika, we would have accepted.

[57:20]But because it's we don't want to do anything with because used

[57:27]to bring punishments down on us.

[57:29]Whereas Mik used to intercede for us.

[57:34]And so they showed enmity to knowing he's an angel by the

[57:41]way.

[57:41]Subhan Allah.

[57:40]That's why the Quran says those who have enmity to that's how

[57:48]they failed their test.

[57:50]They came there to support the prophet of their time.

[57:53]But because they did not expect the prophet to be from another

[57:59]descent and ancestry, they rejected him.

[58:03]This has been the test of human beings throughout history.

[58:09]And even if you analyze the circumstances of and the circumstances of

[58:20]why Im Hussein was betrayed, you will see that it goes down

[58:24]to this factor.

[58:26]It boils down to this unexpected factor.

[58:28]Have you ever wondered why so many people betrayed Imam Hussein?

[58:33]Why is it because people are scared to die?

[58:40]Look, people are willing to die.

[58:43]Atheists are willing to die.

[58:47]Christians are willing to die.

[58:48]Muslims are willing to die.

[58:49]Look at in look at Russia and Ukraine today.

[58:52]Hundreds of people get killed every day.

[58:56]People are willing to die.

[58:58]People believe in something, they're willing to die for that something.

[59:03]Everywhere in the world, people are willing to die.

[59:05]So what was the problem at the time of Imam Hussein?

[59:09]That very few people supported him.

[59:11]Is it because they're not willing to die in sacrifice?

[59:17]That's not the reason.

[59:17]How come on the other side so many people were willing to

[59:24]die?

[59:23]Death is death.

[59:25]So that's not the reason.

[59:28]So what was the reason then?

[59:30]Because the c the circumstances of supporting Imam Hussein were unexpected.

[59:37]You know how look at all the factors very briefly to show

[59:42]you how Allah tested this um through an unexpected way.

[59:45]Number one the timing.

[59:50]Im Hussein was in Mecca.

[59:53]When did he leave Mecca?

[59:53]the eighth of that's one day before what who leaves Mecca one

[60:03]day before it's unexpected people were not expecting that so the timing

[60:09]was unexpected for people number two I im Hussein in his caravan

[60:19]an army who did he have with him women and children.

[60:24]Have you ever seen an army with women and children in it?

[60:28]Who today do you see children in an army?

[60:32]That did not look like a conventional army.

[60:35]See, if you have a conventional army with men and all these

[60:41]swords and horses and you mobilize people, hey, come out and fight.

[60:44]I'm sure a lot of people will come and fight.

[60:47]But when your army half of them are women and children, not

[60:53]many people are willing to go and join that army.

[60:57]It's unexpected for them.

[60:59]And then when Imam Hussein approaches Kufa and people see there's a

[61:07]massive army with Iben Zad willing to fight.

[61:08]Imam Hussein had several hundred with him in the beginning.

[61:12]You look at that, you're like, "No, I don't want to join

[61:17]the army of Imam Hussein." Several hundred versus tens of thousands.

[61:21]That's not how a battle is supposed to take place.

[61:26]Imm Hussein didn't have a conventional army.

[61:29]It didn't look like a conventional army.

[61:32]So many people were not interested in fighting.

[61:36]If it's a conventional army, I'll go because I prepared myself to

[61:41]join a conventional army.

[61:43]But an unconventional, unusual one, small in size, woman, children in it.

[61:51]No, I'm not interested.

[61:52]That's not for me.

[61:54]That's where they failed their test.

[61:59]And of course, the dunya and the love of money that Iben

[62:03]Zad was promising that also plays a role obviously, but these are

[62:11]expected factors.

[62:10]But this was unexpected.

[62:14]Materialism did fuel the failure of those people to pass their test.

[62:21]Definitely part of it was materialism.

[62:23]Part of it was haram, haram income, haram sustenance.

[62:30]Im Hussein said it on the day of ash.

[62:35]He explains why these people followed the shaitan.

[62:36]He says these people their stomachs have been filled with haram and

[62:49]soan overpowered them and made them forget Allah.

[62:53]Now Im Hussein wasn't referring to haram food.

[62:57]I'm sure in Kufa there was halal food available everywhere at the

[63:03]time.

[63:02]It's a Muslim community.

[63:04]What does he mean by haram in their stomachs, unlawful money, money

[63:11]taken unjustly?

[63:11]That all fuels it.

[63:14]But it's the unexpected factor that made them made many of them

[63:18]not join Im Hussein.

[63:22]They weren't willing.

[63:22]Now my dear brothers and sisters, come to our era.

[63:27]We all are waiting for who?

[63:31]For our 12th im.

[63:34]Many of us desperately are waiting.

[63:38]We say Allah.

[63:39]Some of you recite dua every morning.

[63:43]We're desperately waiting.

[63:47]Waiting.

[63:46]But you know where the danger is?

[63:50]Let's not forget the stories of Quran.

[63:52]The Jews were also waiting for their savior at the time of

[63:55]the prophet.

[63:56]But when he reappeared, when the prophet appeared, what happened?

[63:58]They turned against him.

[63:59]They fought him.

[64:01]How can I guarantee that this doesn't happen to me and my

[64:07]family and my community?

[64:07]That if tomorrow, inshallah, the imam reappears any day, I don't turn

[64:11]against him because Allah might try you in an unexpected way.

[64:19]Are you ready?

[64:19]Have we conditioned ourselves to accept the trials of Allah unconditionally without

[64:28]questioning it?

[64:29]When you know something is from Allah, accept it.

[64:32]Even if you don't understand it, even if you're not expecting it.

[64:36]Let me give you an example, just a simple example.

[64:39]If the Imam reappears and you see him directly and he gives

[64:47]you an order, a command, let's say, let's say the imam tells

[64:55]you jump off the cliff and you know this is your im.

[64:57]He gives you an order to do something very difficult, anything.

[65:00]Would you do it?

[65:03]I'm sure you would.

[65:05]I don't doubt that.

[65:05]I know that you lovers of Imam Hussein, you lovers of Imam

[65:10]Mahi, if your Imam reappears and he sees you face to face

[65:12]and he tells you to do something, you would tell him, "My

[65:16]master, I'm honored to do it.

[65:18]Whatever you want me to do, you want me to sit here

[65:21]till the morning, I will." You want me to fight, I will.

[65:24]You want me to educate people, I will.

[65:28]I'm honored to obey you.

[65:29]That's easy because that's expected.

[65:32]But imagine if the imam told you, you see that janitor over

[65:39]there, let's say you have a company, you're a CEO, there's a

[65:45]janitor who works for you.

[65:46]We consider that person a low class person.

[65:50]You see that trash picker there?

[65:54]From now on, you obey him.

[66:00]He will issue you commands and you follow.

[66:03]You think now it's the same.

[66:06]Nah, my im give me the order I'll accept.

[66:09]But no, no, no.

[66:11]I I don't want to go under this janitor.

[66:13]You see, the nefs here will confuse you.

[66:19]If there's arrogance in me, jealousy in me, it's going to prevent

[66:25]me from obeying the commands of my imma.

[66:29]I'm giving you an example of how through unexpected ways, Allah can

[66:36]try.

[66:34]If I'm not ready, I will fail this test.

[66:38]But if I prepare myself and say to myself, if my imam

[66:44]reappears, no matter what, no matter who, how, I will obey.

[66:47]The Imam tells me, you sit here like a slave and you

[66:51]obey that janitor, I will say, I'm honored to do that.

[66:56]If Allah wants it from me, I accept.

[66:57]That's a true mment.

[67:00]Your your obedience to Allah is unconditional.

[67:03]It's not conditional.

[67:04]Many times, brothers and sisters, we worship Allah conditionally.

[67:08]If it's my way, I'll worship Allah.

[67:14]This is the shaitan way.

[67:18]He told Allahha, I don't want to do sujud to Adam, but

[67:20]I will worship you in a way no other creation has ever

[67:27]worshiped you.

[67:25]just spare me from the sujud to Adam.

[67:30]What did Allah tell him?

[67:33]El worship me the way I want, not the way you want.

[67:39]Many times we want to worship Allah the way we want.

[67:43]But when Allah tries you through an unexpected way, that's your moment

[67:51]to show your true iman in Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[67:56]Sometimes there are tests.

[67:59]We're expecting them.

[67:59]A financial crisis.

[68:02]I'm expecting it.

[68:01]Maybe one day I lose my job.

[68:04]I'm struggling financially.

[68:07]There something we expect.

[68:08]It's natural.

[68:08]A health risk.

[68:10]Maybe we expect it.

[68:13]But there are some things you don't expect.

[68:13]Maybe your best friend best friend that you've been living with for

[68:20]30 years backstabs you and betrays you.

[68:22]And you tell me I was not expecting that.

[68:25]And because of this trial, you commit mistakes and you lose your

[68:32]faith.

[68:33]Sometimes you're not expecting that.

[68:37]Certain trials with our children, sometimes we're not expecting it.

[68:42]Allah will try you in a way that you're not really expecting.

[68:45]Are you ready?

[68:48]Are you ready?

[68:47]Many parents tell me say it I was prepared for any trial

[68:52]but I never thought Allah would test me through my son or

[68:55]daughter in this way.

[68:58]I never thought that a person had told me a parent had

[69:07]told me say it.

[69:06]I was expecting any trial but I never thought that my child

[69:12]one day would be abused and this is destroying me.

[69:14]I can't function.

[69:16]I'm angry at God.

[69:19]Trials can come in unexpected ways.

[69:23]A father once told me, "My daughter was getting married and I

[69:30]had I thought we had the best son-in-law.

[69:33]Perfect perfect reputation.

[69:38]I investigated about him for a whole year.

[69:39]Not a spot.

[69:44]The day of the wedding, I discover something serious.

[69:50]The day of the wedding, what would you do?

[69:54]It's tough.

[69:56]It's not something you're expecting.

[69:57]Some people collapse here.

[69:59]Some people lose faith.

[70:01]They lose patience.

[70:02]They start acting irrationally, not with wisdom.

[70:06]But that's your trial.

[70:08]In that moment, that's your test.

[70:10]Are you ready to handle something like that?

[70:13]to say, "Ya Allah, this is tough on me, but I believe

[70:19]in you.

[70:20]I'll never stop believing in you." That is the state of a

[70:23]mid.

[70:24]You know, many people during the last two years when they saw

[70:26]thousands of children and women being massacred in Gaza, you know, some

[70:34]people came up to me and they told me, "I'm losing faith."

[70:37]Many people came up to me like, "Say it.

[70:40]These innocent children are being killed in Gaza in southern Lebanon here

[70:45]and there.

[70:44]If IM Magdi is not going to reappear now, then when is

[70:49]he going to reappear?

[70:49]I'm losing faith.

[70:51]Like that's your trial.

[70:52]That's not what a Muhammmed says.

[70:54]A Muhammmin says, "I'm in pain when I see the suffering of

[71:00]these people and I try to do something about it, but ya

[71:02]Allah, I would never give up my faith in you or the

[71:06]imam of my time.

[71:08]Even if the whole world turns against me, set back after setback,

[71:12]no matter what happens, I never lose my faith in my iman

[71:15]because I know you're trying me and I believe in you firmly.

[71:21]That's how a mumin prepares himself.

[71:23]That's how you polish your iman.

[71:25]Sometimes Allah can try you through failure.

[71:31]I once met a young man.

[71:36]He was suicidal.

[71:36]He even attempted suicide.

[71:39]You know why?

[71:41]He was smart.

[71:43]He was bright.

[71:44]Everybody looked up to him.

[71:49]His family was proud of him.

[71:50]He was going to pharmacy school.

[71:53]Everything looked perfect.

[71:55]Straight A student.

[71:58]He took his test.

[72:00]In the in the US they call it naplex.

[72:03]I don't know what the equivalent here in the UK.

[72:07]You take that test to graduate from pharmacy school, he failed.

[72:14]Imagine what happened.

[72:16]His friends, oh, you failed.

[72:18]Mom and dad, we've waited all these years.

[72:21]We spent on your education.

[72:25]You fail.

[72:26]There was immense pressure on him.

[72:31]And he didn't know why.

[72:31]Why did I fail?

[72:33]He was a hardworking student.

[72:35]He wasn't partying all night.

[72:36]He took it a second time.

[72:39]He failed.

[72:41]He told me I was this close to committing suicide.

[72:46]Why?

[72:48]Just because you failed an exam.

[72:52]You give up on life.

[72:54]You give up on Allah, on the imam of your time.

[72:58]That's your test.

[72:58]The world is bigger than an exam.

[73:01]Sometimes through failure Allah is actually trying you to make you stronger

[73:06]to tell you that okay you failed this so what Allah didn't

[73:12]create you for the naplex is there a verse in the Quran

[73:18]that says so you take the naplex that's not why Allah created

[73:25]you Allah created you to worship him and to be tried and

[73:28]even if you failed that test what your worship of Allah stopped

[73:31]Your servitude to Allah stopped and ended.

[73:36]See, we forget why we're here on earth in moments like that.

[73:43]You worked your so hard your entire life for that dream job

[73:47]only to lose it or not get to it.

[73:51]It's not the end of the world.

[73:54]Say, "Alhamdulillah, ya Allah, I tried my best to get that job

[73:57]because I thought that job was good for me, but now that

[74:00]I didn't, fine.

[74:00]You're the you'll take care of me.

[74:04]No matter what happens, you'll take care of me.

[74:07]That's im.

[74:10]But it needs, it requires that you prepare yourself mentally, psychologically, spiritually,

[74:19]you prepare yourself.

[74:20]Whatever happens, I accept the outcome.

[74:24]I accept the outcome.

[74:24]Many people come to me say I started to become religious.

[74:30]I started praying the maze.

[74:30]The next day I get hit with this trial.

[74:34]Why?

[74:34]I'm angry.

[74:35]I'm like, why?

[74:37]When you started praying the maze, you thought now the trial is

[74:41]going to be lifted from you.

[74:42]You're going to live like a king.

[74:44]Who told you that if you pray, you're going to live like

[74:47]a king in this world and you're not going to be tried?

[74:49]Who told you that?

[74:52]Say, "I just went to Zara and I came back.

[74:55]I thought life is going to be beautiful and I got hit

[74:57]with this test.

[74:59]Exactly.

[75:01]In unexpected ways, Allah is trying you to see is your faith

[75:07]unconditional or it's conditional.

[75:07]When things go my way, the way I expect them, I'll have

[75:13]faith otherwise I won't.

[75:13]That's the trial of this world, brothers and sisters.

[75:18]And that's why this um failed with lady fat because the trial

[75:26]was unexpected.

[75:26]Muslims in Medina were not expecting the attack on the house of

[75:32]Fat.

[75:32]They were not.

[75:33]Who thought anyone would have the audacity to enter the house of

[75:41]Fat and threaten Fat?

[75:43]This is a door.

[75:44]The door of Fat was a door would stand at this door

[75:51]every single day and he would says and he would seek permission.

[75:57]My daughter, do you give me permission to enter your house?

[75:59]She would tell him, "Father, this is your house.

[76:02]You don't need permission." Who thought after Allah some of these people

[76:08]would go in Medina and attack her house?

[76:12]unexpected was absolutely unexpected but that's how Allah tried this um now

[76:18]this happened are you going to go and defend Fatma or you

[76:23]need 10 years to think let me sit and calculate do I

[76:29]need to defend the prophet's daughter or not see if the um

[76:34]was expecting this had months to prepare I'm sure they would have

[76:39]done something about Because Muslims they loved Fatma genuinely they loved her.

[76:45]They didn't have a problem with Fatima.

[76:47]Fatima was beloved in Medina.

[76:50]And when she came to the mosque and she gave the Fedaki

[76:55]sermon and she wept everyone broke into tears in the masjid because

[77:00]she wept.

[77:01]They loved Fat.

[77:01]But they weren't expected that as soon as the prophet is buried

[77:08]in the grave, we have to go and stand up to for

[77:09]Fatima and defend her.

[77:11]They weren't expecting that.

[77:11]So they failed their test.

[77:14]But a true m in that moment says, "Fatan, the beloved Fat

[77:20]is being attacked.

[77:20]Forget my family.

[77:23]Forget my house.

[77:23]Forget my well-being.

[77:25]I'll go and I'll give life, my life to Fat." That's what

[77:28]a true Muhammmed says.

[77:31]But this was the unexpected trial of Lady Fatam.

[77:37]And that's why the narration says when they attacked Fatam and she

[77:45]was between the door and the wall, you know what she said?

[77:49]She says, My father, is this what happens to your beloved Fatima?

[78:07]This is the Fatima whom you would stand up for and kiss

[78:13]her hands.

[78:12]Now she's attacked like that.

[78:15]How much pain and suffering did Lady Fatam have to go through

[78:22]after the prophet?

[78:21]She was in grief crying day and night for the loss of

[78:28]her father Rasool Allah.

[78:29]And yet on top of that she had to face so many

[78:35]tragedies.

[78:34]Imagine losing a father like Rasool Allah.

[78:37]She would go to the grave of the prophet.

[78:40]She would pick up the dust of the grave and put it

[78:46]on her head and she would say, If someone takes the dust

[79:10]of the grave of Ahmed of the prophet and he smells the

[79:13]fragrant smell of that grave, how can you ever appreciate any perfume

[79:18]after that.

[79:20]And then she says, Tragedies have befell me.

[79:42]They're so severe.

[79:42]If those tragedies would befall the day, the day would turn into

[79:48]a dark night.

[79:49]What happened to you?

[79:53]Fat after the incident of the door for nearly two to three

[80:03]months she was in pain.

[80:05]I want to now take your hearts to the house of Fatma

[80:10]on the last day of her blessed life.

[80:13]Fatima had grown very weak.

[80:15]She could barely walk.

[80:19]She got up to do before sunset.

[80:22]She would have one hand on the wall to lean on and

[80:28]one hand on her broken ribs.

[80:29]You know how painful it is to have broken ribs?

[80:35]About 10 years ago, I myself I had a very minor injury

[80:40]in one of my ribs.

[80:41]Very minor injury, nothing significant.

[80:44]You know when you breathe your lung expands and that pushes against

[80:51]your ribs.

[80:50]The act of breathing becomes painful.

[80:54]Every moment Fatima was going through pain.

[81:00]She goes and she does wudoo.

[81:05]She comes back to her room.

[81:07]She calls on Asma.

[81:07]She tells her Asma, I am tired.

[81:12]I I am going to lie down and get some rest.

[81:14]But I want you to wake me up at the time of

[81:17]sunset because I heard my father state when you do dua at

[81:25]the time of sunset.

[81:24]Allah accepts your dua.

[81:27]Asma call on me.

[81:30]If I responded to you, great.

[81:31]If I didn't, as know something has happened to me.

[81:36]Asma narrates, she says, I came to the room of by the

[81:46]time of sunset.

[81:45]I greeted her.

[81:48]I said, she didn't hear a response.

[81:57]Asma is getting worried.

[81:57]When does Fatima ever not respond to your salam?

[82:01]She panics.

[82:09]There's no response from Fatma.

[82:14]She's so concerned.

[82:14]She goes into the room of Fat.

[82:18]She sees a body lying on the floor covered with a sheet.

[82:26]She had covered her face.

[82:27]Fatima, respond to me.

[82:30]Fatima does not respond to Asma.

[82:31]And she says, "I knew the tragedy had come.

[82:35]I knew then and there that we lost.

[82:47]But now she had one very important concern.

[82:51]Now Hassan and Hussein are going to come back from the masjid.

[82:56]What do I tell them?

[82:57]How do I tell young Hussein?

[83:01]You've lost your mother.

[83:01]Who has the heart to tell Hussein Fatim is dead?

[83:05]How do I break the news to them?

[83:09]Ya Allah.

[83:09]Soon after Hassan and Hussein, they come back from the masjid.

[83:16]They enter their house.

[83:16]As she greets them, she's drying her tears so they don't sense

[83:22]anything.

[83:21]She wants to distract them to buy some time.

[83:24]She tells them, "I prepared some food for you.

[83:29]Come and eat." Imm Hassan, he realizes something's wrong.

[83:34]He looks at her.

[83:36]He says, "Esma, when did you ever see us eat without our

[83:39]mother Fatima?" He senses something's not right.

[83:49]He starts running towards the room of Fat.

[83:50]He sees her on the floor covered in a sheet.

[83:54]Ya Allah.

[83:56]You know what I Hassan does?

[83:59]He's a boy.

[83:58]He's seven years old at this point.

[84:05]He removes the sheet from the face of Fat.

[84:06]He puts his cheek on her cheek.

[84:11]He says, "Omat, talk to me.

[84:16]I am your son, Husse." You know what I Hussein does?

[84:24]He goes by the feet of Fatima.

[84:26]He removes the sheet.

[84:29]He puts his blessed cheek on the feet of his mother Fatima.

[84:35]He says, "Mother Fatima Hussein, mother Fatima, I'm your beloved Hussein.

[84:48]Talk to me." Wah.

[84:50]When I remember this scene, I im Hussein's cheek on the feet

[84:57]of the blessed Fatima Alisam.

[84:59]I remember this contrast Abdullah.

[85:02]Now your face is on the feet of Fat.

[85:05]But one day your cheek is on the plains of [laughter] with

[85:15]the blood on the spears, Ya Allah.

[85:38]Raise your hands in dua.

[85:41]This is the moment in which Allah accepts dua.

[85:46]When we gather as with broken hearts and tears, Allah has promised

[85:49]to accept our dua.

[85:50]I know you have hajab.

[85:53]There are ill people who've asked you for dua.

[85:55]Don't leave this majus without getting your raise your hand.

[86:00]Everyone together, let's recite this holy verse five times together.

[86:17]Amen.

[86:26]Amen.

[86:34]Amen.

[86:42]Amen.

[86:55]Allah.

[86:57]Ya Allah.

[87:01]Ya Allah.

[87:06]Ya Allah.

[87:03]Ya Allah.

[87:06]Ya.

[87:07]Allah.

[87:09]Ya.

[87:10]All ya Allah Allah Allah Oh Allah hasten the reappearance of our

[87:18]master almi.

[87:18]Oh Allah make us among his sincere and dedicated servants.

[87:23]Ya Allah grant us our Allah.

[87:28]All those who are ill grant them a speedy recovery.

[87:32]Oh Allah grant us the shaf of Oh Allah, grant This is

[87:42]the Muhamad.

[88:53]I'm >> safe.

[89:02]I'm safe.

[89:03]>> I'm safe.

[89:04]>> I'm safe.

[89:14]Yaz [singing] ya.

[89:31][singing] [singing] A M baby.

[89:47][singing] >> [singing] >> Yaz [singing] yama [singing] day up each Father

[90:33][singing] A day zar.

[90:59][singing] [singing] Mary Bry.

[91:17]BB [singing] [singing] [singing] Yaz [singing] yar.

[91:49]Yaza.

[92:04][singing] [singing] Y [singing] Zah Zah Zahee.

[92:36][singing] Yaz yo [singing] [singing] babech.

[93:34]Y Z [singing] your Z [singing] your Muhammad Ali Muhammad which is

[94:49]for Hussein.

[95:17]Oh, Go to Fore!

[96:17]Foreign!

[96:18]Foreign!

[96:35]We are failure.

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