Who Was Abu Hamza Al-Thumali? - Sayed Ahmed Qazwini | Night 4 - 2026 MYC Ramadan Program

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Topic: Who Was Abu Hamza Al-Thumali? Speaker: Sayed Ahmed Qazwini Program: Night 4 of the 2026 MYC Ramadan Program Location: Islamic Insitiute of America - Dearborn Heights, MI, USA #islam #shia #muslim #sunni #ramadan #ramadankareem #ramadanmubarak #hijab #lecture #shahrramadan #eid #qazwini #prophetmuhammad #devil #sins #deeds #quarantine #myc #mycmedia #levels #shiavssunni #islamicfigure #hijab #porphetmuhammad #muhammad #fast #fasting #ethics #venting #complaining #mentalhealth #abuhamza #dua #duaabuhamza

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[0:03]Alhamdulillah.

[0:25]for Respected brothers and sisters, the holy month of Ramadan is a

[1:13]month where we turn to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[1:16]For 11 months, we get distracted by this dunya, by our jobs,

[1:25]families, social events.

[1:27]And when the month of Ramadan approaches, this is when we try

[1:33]to recalibrate spiritually, turn to allahel, and we revive our souls.

[1:38]We revive our relationships with our Lord, our creator, Allah subhanahu wa

[1:47]ta'ala.

[1:47]And one of the most beautiful and effective ways to establish that

[1:56]relationship with Allah, to build your relationship with Allah is through dua.

[2:02]Because dua in essence is you, the created speaking with your creator.

[2:10]There is no relationship.

[2:13]I think you would all agree there's no relationship between two if

[2:17]they don't speak with each other.

[2:18]If someone tells you say it I've been someone tells me say

[2:25]it I've been engaged for 3 months but I haven't talked to

[2:29]my fiance in two months.

[2:32]What type of engagement is this?

[2:33]I haven't heard anything and I haven't spoke not even a message.

[2:37]So there has to be communication for there to be any type

[2:41]of relationship.

[2:43]Sometimes the newlyweds they overcommunicate.

[2:51]They expect each other or one side expects the other side to

[2:58]call every single day.

[2:59]And this is one of the complaints that that I get especially

[3:02]from some sisters is that say he doesn't call me every single

[3:07]day.

[3:07]And if he doesn't call me every single day, then that means

[3:10]he may not love me.

[3:14]They start doubting the love of their partner because the communication isn't

[3:19]as they expect.

[3:19]When we claim to love Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, think about when

[3:24]the last time you spoke to Allahel, especially before the month of

[3:32]Ramadan begin.

[3:31]Sometimes you'll find it's a couple of days.

[3:35]Other times you may notice that it's a couple of weeks and

[3:37]other times you may notice that it's months.

[3:40]What type of relationship is this when I don't speak to allahel?

[3:46]Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala communicates both ways.

[3:51]He speaks to us how he speaks to us through the Quran.

[3:56]When you open the Quran and you listen to the Quran, this

[4:03]is Allah speaking to you.

[4:02]How many verses in the Quran state, oh you who believe, oh

[4:12]human beings, Allahel is speaking to us through the Quran.

[4:18]That's why the month of Ramadan is the month of the Quran

[4:20]because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala wants you to hear him out.

[4:26]There's all these beautiful verses where he's communicating with us.

[4:30]Allah says, "Come and listen to what I have to say." And

[4:32]we in return we speak to Allah.

[4:36]He speaks through the Quran.

[4:38]How do we speak to Allah?

[4:40]Through dua.

[4:42]Through supplication.

[4:41]And we speak to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala through different ways.

[4:45]One way is what we discussed last night.

[4:49]When you complain to Allahawel.

[4:51]Remember complain to Allah not about Allah.

[4:54]When you complain to Allah and you express your need for Allah,

[5:00]your vulnerability and weakness, you're speaking to Allah.

[5:03]This is a conversation.

[5:04]You're communicating with Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[5:09]Another type of way that we speak to Allah is when we

[5:10]ask him.

[5:12]When you ask him for your wishes, for your hajat.

[5:16]Ya Allah, grant me this.

[5:16]Ya Allah, give me that.

[5:20]Another type of communication that we speak to Allah is when we

[5:24]come to repent to Allah.

[5:24]When we confess our sins to Allah.

[5:27]This is me speaking to my Lord.

[5:30]And finally when we thank Allah for his benefactions for his for

[5:37]his favors upon us.

[5:40]This is also a way in which we speak to Allah subhanahu

[5:43]wa'ta'ala.

[5:46]says in one hadith, he says the act that Allah loves most

[5:55]more than anything is dua.

[6:00]Allah loves it when he sees someone turn to him and you

[6:03]call out, "Ya Allah, oh my lord." Not because Allah needs me.

[6:10]Not because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is lonely and he needs someone

[6:13]to comfort him.

[6:16]It's because Allah is merciful and he knows that the only way

[6:20]that you will become successful in your life, this life and the

[6:23]afterlife is if you connect to him because he is the only

[6:31]self-sufficient.

[6:29]He's the only rich and everything and everyone besides Allah is in

[6:35]need of him.

[6:34]So he wants you to connect to him so he can give

[6:38]you from what he has to offer.

[6:39]So if you just turn to Allah and say yeah Allah Allah

[6:44]subhanahu wa ta'ala right away he answers yesd it's as if Allah

[6:47]subhanahu wa ta'ala gets excited now Allah doesn't get doesn't have emotions

[6:52]but this is how the of paint how eager Allah is to

[6:59]reply to me when I speak to him so says there's nothing

[7:05]that Allah loves more than dua and the month of Ramadan we

[7:09]said is the month to build that relationship with Allah and thus

[7:15]the month of Ramadan becomes essentially the month of dua because that's

[7:20]the best way that you build that relationship with Allah.

[7:22]Quran this is when you hear him and dua this is when

[7:28]he hears you.

[7:30]It has to be a two-way street.

[7:31]And that's why the imams of they have left us a trove

[7:38]of beautiful duas that are to be recited during the month of

[7:44]Ramadan.

[7:45]You know this is one of the blessings of being a follower

[7:47]of the duas that the imams of have taught us you do

[7:53]not find them in any other only in the school of thought

[8:02]of you have beautiful duas like dua like dua like and the

[8:09]beautiful duas of the month of Ramadan for example Every night in

[8:15]the month of Ramadan, we recite dua.

[8:17]Every night we recite it here before I recited recited it.

[8:23]How beautiful is this dua?

[8:23]This is a dua narrated from the 12th im.

[8:29]During the month of Ramadan, there are duas that are recommended to

[8:36]read at night, late at night.

[8:37]Dua is dua.

[8:38]There are duas that are recommended to read after every salah.

[8:44]When you finish your salah, raise your hands.

[8:49]Another dua.

[8:57]Any time of the day, there's a beautiful dua.

[9:00]The 13th, 14th, 15th day of the month of Ramadan, it's recommended

[9:08]to recite dua.

[9:08]Beautiful dua.

[9:09]When the nights of power come, there's a beautiful dua that we

[9:15]gather and recite together.

[9:15]What dua is that?

[9:20]Dua.

[9:18]Beautiful dua.

[9:20]And last but not least, one of the greatest duas that the

[9:28]imams of B taught us to be recited during the month of

[9:31]Ramadan is dua Abu Hamza Tamali.

[9:33]Dua Abu Hamza Tamali is a masterpiece, brothers and sisters.

[9:41]It's one of the most beautiful duas in Islam.

[9:42]It's a dua that has the potential to completely change your life.

[9:50]One of the most transformative duas of B is dua Abu Tamali.

[9:54]Some of our scholars have said that if you were to read

[10:03]dua Abuhamali just once and you have no relationship with Allah, you're

[10:08]the farthest person from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[10:12]Your life has been a life of sin and you just take

[10:16]one day of your life and you recite dua once but you

[10:22]recite it with las with with sincerity with humility with focus and

[10:28]you understand with understanding you know what the dua is saying slowly

[10:33]when you recite it and ponder upon its meaning our have said

[10:38]that this dua is so powerful that just reading it once can

[10:44]change you from a sinner to one of the closest servants of

[10:49]Allahel.

[10:48]That's how powerful it is.

[10:53]But unfortunately, dua Abu Hamali is a little intimidating to many of

[10:58]us.

[10:57]Why?

[10:58]Because it's huge.

[11:01]It's long.

[11:02]It begins and sometimes you just notice it doesn't end.

[11:05]But it's one of the most beautiful duas of Bai and I

[11:10]think it's one of the duas that has been underappreciated by the

[11:14]followers of B because how long it is and because of the

[11:19]time that we're supposed to recite it late at night and I'll

[11:22]speak more about that tomorrow because of how powerful brothers and sisters

[11:27]because of how effective this dua is in changing us I'd like

[11:34]to speak about this dua the origins of this dua Where does

[11:36]this dua come from?

[11:39]Why was it named in this way?

[11:40]And I want to go over some of the beautiful content of

[11:44]dua.

[11:46]So that in the month of Ramadan, we can hopefully we can

[11:52]recite some parts of these beautiful duas of and we can ask

[11:55]Allah to change us through these duas.

[11:59]So tonight I'd like to speak about the origins of dua.

[12:05]Abu Hamza Tamali.

[12:05]Dua Abu Hamza Tamali was originally a dua that Almad recited the

[12:13]fourth im of B.

[12:18]Now why is it called dua Abu Hamali?

[12:21]It should be called dua imb.

[12:24]The reason the dua is called dua Abu Hamza was because Abu

[12:31]Hamza Tamali was a companion of Alm Zim.

[12:35]He says, "I heard my master Ali Hussein in the middle of

[12:42]the night during the month of Ramadan recite this beautiful dua." He

[12:46]didn't say, "I heard him recite dua Abu Hamza." He is Abu

[12:52]Hamza.

[12:53]But because he is the narrator of the dua, he is the

[12:56]one that recorded the dua for us.

[12:57]Then the dua is named after him.

[13:02]And we have a very clear example similar dua.

[13:08]Another dua that's similar to that is dua.

[13:11]Who recited dua?

[13:13]Im Ali Kuf.

[13:16]He recited dua.

[13:19]Why is it called dua?

[13:19]It's dua im Ali.

[13:23]It's called dua because Ib zad who was a companion of Im

[13:27]Ali was the one who heard it was the one who recorded

[13:32]it.

[13:33]Now remember many companions would hear these duas but not all of

[13:37]them would record it.

[13:39]The ones that would record it they would have their names reserved

[13:44]forever.

[13:44]every year.

[13:45]How many people mention this guy's name and don't even know who

[13:51]he is?

[13:49]Simply because he recorded this dua on paper.

[13:54]He recorded it and it was passed down generation to generation such

[13:59]that you and I who live 1300 years after Almad, we can

[14:06]sit at night and we can recite the beautiful words of imulin.

[14:12]Now this dua is one of the most credible duas that have

[14:18]been narrated from B because it's found in two very important books.

[14:22]The first and earliest book that records dua is the book of

[14:33]is a collection of the duas of and it was compiled by

[14:41]ai is one of the greatest of hadith in the shia school

[14:48]of thought.

[14:49]You know how in the Sunni school of thought there is Bkari

[14:51]and Muslim.

[14:53]This is how a he is in the Shia school of thought.

[14:59]He's an im inith of the highest rank.

[15:01]So in his book he narrates this dua from imbin and another

[15:10]scholar by the name of who came a few generations.

[15:15]We're talking about a thousand years ago.

[15:18]This is right at the beginning of the major of Imi.

[15:22]A few generations after him, another scholar by the name of and

[15:28]he was say his lineage went back to B.

[15:30]He also compiled a book called these books are available now and

[15:40]he also narrated this exact dua from imul through Abu Hamza Tamali.

[15:44]So this dua is deemed as one of the most credible duas

[15:47]that we are sure did in fact recite this dua and when

[15:58]we compare between the two variations of ai and they match 100%.

[16:03]You've seen how long the dua is.

[16:08]How did both of them record it so perfectly?

[16:09]This shows how accurate brothers and sisters our narrators, the companions of

[16:16]Alam were.

[16:17]They would not change a single letter, a single dot because they

[16:22]knew generations, millions of people would be reading these beautiful duas of.

[16:31]Now, who was this man?

[16:35]Abu Hamza Tamali?

[16:35]Abu Hamza Tamali was a companion of four imams.

[16:41]Immad, the fourth Imam, his son Al Bakr, his son Almadik and

[16:50]his son Alm.

[16:51]He had the honor of being a companion of four imams.

[16:54]So he lived a very long life.

[16:58]And he was not an ordinary companion of Ahl B.

[17:03]He was an exceptional companion of B.

[17:06]One of the greatest companions of Bai.

[17:11]How often is it that you have one person being a companion

[17:17]of four imams?

[17:19]Let alone one person being a close companion of four imams such

[17:24]that every single imam that he was a companion of would praise

[17:28]him highly.

[17:29]And one of the greatest of those testimonies came from Aladdak said

[17:37]about Abu Hamza Tamali.

[17:40]He said Abu Hamza in his time.

[17:44]It's a very short hadith but it tells you everything you need

[17:49]to know about Abu Hamza.

[17:48]He said Abu Hamza in his time is like Salman Pharisees of

[17:58]his time.

[17:58]Salman al- Farese is probably the greatest companion of Allah after Im

[18:07]Ali probably Salman Fari is the greatest companion of Allah such that

[18:12]not only the prophet I've seen this hadith from the prophet and

[18:18]from Im Ali both and I im Ali they used to tell

[18:21]Salman Salman you are from us Salman Pharisee Now there was a

[18:32]day there was an incident that happened in the city of Al

[18:34]Medina where the enemies of Quraysh the polyeths of Quraysh they wanted

[18:42]to attack the Muslims.

[18:42]So they had to think how can they defend themselves.

[18:48]Salman Pharisees came with an idea to build a big trench to

[18:52]prevent them from crossing it.

[18:53]It turned out to be one of the boldest and smartest strategic

[18:59]moves of the Muslims.

[19:01]Now, Salman was a Pharisees meaning he was from Persia.

[19:05]So, he was not an Arab.

[19:07]So, all the companions felt so proud that he was so smart.

[19:13]Each of the companions, each tribe started saying Salman is from us.

[19:22]The Muajarin said he's from us.

[19:23]The Ansar said he's from us.

[19:25]This tribe said no he's from they were fighting over Salman.

[19:30]You know what Allah did?

[19:30]He told them no no no no Salman is from usbar.

[19:36]Can you imagine if the prophet tells someone you are from us

[19:41]you're like one of us.

[19:43]That's why some scholars have suggested that from this we can understand

[19:49]that possibly Salman had a lower level of which is infallibility or

[19:57]else how can you be a member of if you sinool is

[20:01]saying salman is not an ordinary person.

[20:04]So this is Salman Almad says that in every age there is

[20:13]a Salman and the Salman of our time Almadak's time was Abu

[20:21]Hamali.

[20:19]Now you understand who this man is a man that was very

[20:25]close to B.

[20:27]One of the disciples of Alulam.

[20:29]Abu Hamza Tamali began his companionship with Alim Zul Abin.

[20:36]He was young.

[20:38]He lived in the city of Al Kufa.

[20:42]His name by the way was Ibinar Abu Hamza.

[20:45]So he was the father of Hamza.

[20:48]And Hamza his son he was killed with Z.

[20:51]Zed was the son of imbed.

[20:53]You know he led a revolution against Bani similar to the revolution

[20:57]of Im Hussein.

[20:59]and he was killed in the most horrific way.

[21:02]Him and his companions.

[21:03]Three of Abu Hamali's sons, they were with Zb Ali and they

[21:11]were massacred with Z.

[21:11]So this was a man that gave everything to B.

[21:15]He gave them his sons.

[21:16]He gave them his loyalty, his submission, his time, his efforts.

[21:22]Truly a remarkable man.

[21:25]Now Abu Hamza Tamali as I said he was a follower of

[21:31]Bates living in Alfa but he had never seen Imam Zad he's

[21:36]still young he narrates the story he says one day I was

[21:42]in Masjid al Kufa he says all of the sudden I notice

[21:45]a man comes in but this man is radiating his face is

[21:50]filled with n you've seen sometimes when you see some scholars some

[21:59]pious believers their face is filled with n it's a spiritual type

[22:04]of n he says I saw someone enter kufa his face is

[22:10]glowing he came and he prayed a salah I had never seen

[22:13]a salah more beautiful than it the humility of that man was

[22:16]exceptional like a slave in front of his master he caught my

[22:23]attention I could not remove my eyes from him.

[22:27]He says, "And then he started to read a beautiful dua." Abu

[22:31]Hamza says, "Theat the dua that I heard this man read was

[22:38]so powerful." He says, "All the hairs of my body, they start

[22:40]started to stand up.

[22:43]I got goosebumps from the awe of the dua of this man."

[22:49]He says, "I listen to the dua." Imm recited some beautiful words

[23:00]of he said look at how the imam speaks to Allah.

[23:12]This is not dua Abu Hamza by the way.

[23:15]This is in the beginning of the companionship.

[23:19]This is you know the Imam is just reading some appetizers.

[23:24]Abu Hamza is on a completely different level that dua and Abu

[23:28]Hamza Tamali the companion he was fascinated.

[23:31]He says I heard Almad or he had he didn't know who

[23:36]this person was yet.

[23:39]I heard him say ya Allah maybe I have disobeyed you.

[23:41]Maybe I have sinned but at least the thing that you love

[23:48]most I did obey you in it.

[23:50]And that is iman.

[23:53]At least in iman, in faith, I did obey you.

[23:55]I do believe in you, ya Allah, from the bottom of my

[23:59]heart.

[23:59]Maybe my actions are not so good.

[24:01]But if you [snorts] see inside my heart, you know how much

[24:06]I love you.

[24:06]How beautiful does the imam speak to Allah subhana wa ta'ala?

[24:11]And there's a discussion.

[24:11]It's a it's a very long discussion.

[24:13]Why do the imams speak to Allah in this way?

[24:17]Aren't the imams infallible?

[24:22]They don't sin.

[24:21]So why do we see this theme reoccurring?

[24:24]Dua dua maybe dua of ya Allah forgive me.

[24:29]Ya Allah I committed this sin.

[24:31]Forgive that sin.

[24:34]Scholars have said one of two answers.

[24:35]Number one because when the imam was in the public and he

[24:38]would do dua he knew people will see him and they will

[24:42]record the dua.

[24:42]That's how we have all these duas.

[24:45]It's not like the imam told someone, "Hey, come sit down.

[24:47]I'm gonna dictate the dua and you write it.

[24:50]No, they casually recited it and someone overheard they wrote it.

[24:53]So the imams because they wanted to teach other people how to

[24:56]speak to Allah.

[24:58]That's why they spoke as a sinner.

[25:01]Or else if they speak as an infallible, we won't relate to

[25:07]them.

[25:06]If I want to speak to Allah, I will come from the

[25:09]position of a sinner.

[25:12]How does a sinner speak to Allah?

[25:13]That's what I want the imam to teach me.

[25:17]The imam says do dua in this way.

[25:19]Some other scholars they say no.

[25:21]When the imam says ya Allah forgive me of my sins he

[25:25]means it.

[25:27]But it doesn't mean the imam commits haram.

[25:27]Listen carefully.

[25:29]The imam feels like he is sinning even though he's not technically

[25:37]sinning.

[25:38]He feels like he is sinning because he sees that he is

[25:42]not doing enough for Allah.

[25:44]Let me give you an example.

[25:46]When the war in Gaza started, the genocide in Gaza started, one

[25:53]of the most common questions or concerns that I would get from

[25:57]people was say, "I feel so guilty.

[26:01]I feel so guilty watching these poor people of Gaza being killed,

[26:08]these children starving, and I have all this plentiful food.

[26:10]Alhamdulillah, I'm in such great even though I go to protest, even

[26:17]though I'm not happy with this, even though I'm trying to do

[26:20]everything, if there's money being collected for I will give, I'll do

[26:23]everything that I can.

[26:26]But I still feel guilty.

[26:29]Why?

[26:28]Because you feel like more can be done.

[26:31]Even though I can't do it, but more can be done.

[26:34]You feel like you let the people of Gaza down.

[26:38]I had those days when I used to wake up and see

[26:42]those children, those small children crying without limbs, blood all over their

[26:48]body, crying there's no father, there's no mother, they have nothing.

[26:53]Their entire family wiped out from the face of this earth.

[26:56]And then especially if you yourself, if you're a father, if you're

[27:01]a mother, and then you look at your kids, what does that

[27:03]do to your heart, brothers and sisters?

[27:05]It tears your heart into pieces.

[27:07]I would feel guilty.

[27:09]What am I doing for the people of But what can I

[27:11]do for the people of besides dua and attend a couple of

[27:17]protests?

[27:18]So I feel like I have committed a sin.

[27:21]This is how the imams of feel every day.

[27:26]The imams feel Allahawel deserves much more than what we give him.

[27:33]He deserves much more than the worship we do.

[27:36]But the Imam can't do more than this.

[27:38]But he still feels guilty.

[27:39]So what does he say?

[27:39]Ya Allah, forgive me of my sins.

[27:44]So is it really a sin?

[27:45]No.

[27:46]It's just his way of expressing that he feels guilty.

[27:49]Then the imam continues back to the story of Abu Hamza.

[27:53]He says, "I saw a man.

[27:54]His face was was filled with n.

[27:57]He prayed the most beautiful salah and then he recited a beautiful

[28:01]maj." He said, "Ya Allah, maybe I have disobeyed you, but at

[28:05]least in iman, I have fully obeyed you.

[28:07]You know that my heart is filled with y and certainty and

[28:13]love towards you.

[28:12]So if you punish me, ya Allah, then I deserve it.

[28:17]And if you decide to forgive me, ya Allah, then there is

[28:21]no one more generous than you." The dua continues.

[28:24]Abu Hamza says, "This was the most beautiful I had heard." And

[28:28]then he says he went into sujud and he said my master

[28:34]my master 70 times.

[28:37]He says when he finished I knew that this cannot be but

[28:40]Ali Hussein.

[28:42]No one can read such a beautiful dua.

[28:45]So I quickly went to him and I asked him are you

[28:50]my ma my im?

[28:50]Imagine you finding im Mai praying all alone.

[28:53]What would happen to you?

[28:55]So he says I went to him.

[28:57]I told him are you my ma?

[28:59]Hussein.

[29:00]He said, "Yes, I'm Ali Hussein." Look at the of Abu Hamali.

[29:05]He says, "I threw myself on the earth and I began to

[29:09]kiss the feet of the Imam." That was the first time he

[29:17]sees Ali.

[29:16]He says, "I started to kiss the hands of imi such that

[29:20]the imam had to tell me, stop." Yeah.

[29:24]What a pure heart.

[29:27]what submission this man had for.

[29:30]And then the report says that he asked immed and it seems

[29:38]like this story happened a couple of years after a he asked

[29:42]him what brings you to Kufa.

[29:44]This is the land where your grandfather Imam Ali was killed.

[29:48]This is the land where your father Hussein was killed.

[29:50]Meaning it was the people of Kufa that came and killed him.

[29:54]So why have you come here?

[29:55]basically you have no friends here.

[29:57]Oh, I imm told him I left Medina.

[30:04]I came all the way to Kufa.

[30:05]But before I went and I visited the grave of my father

[30:11]Abdah Hussein, I immedately, quietly, privately visit the grave of his father.

[30:18]And then he told him, "Now I have come to Mazjid Kufa

[30:22]to pray and I will soon go back to Medina.

[30:24]So I'm not here to stay." And then immedi are you free

[30:38]for the next couple of hours?

[30:39]Yes, of course.

[30:41]Of course, my imam.

[30:42]What do you need from me?

[30:45]He said, how would you like to visit the grave of my

[30:49]grandfather Ali?

[30:50]Now up until that day the grave of Imam Ali was concealed.

[30:57]No one knew where the grave of Imam Ali was.

[30:58]Imam Hassan and Hussein they hid it from Bani Omaya.

[31:02]So they wouldn't go and excavate his body.

[31:04]No one had visited Im Ali.

[31:08]It was a dream for Abu Hamza to visit the grave of

[31:13]Im Ali.

[31:14]But I don't know where it is.

[31:15]Imam Zul Abin Ali, he saw that Abu Hamza was worthy of

[31:22]being the first companion ever to visit the grave of Imam Ali

[31:28]Alisam.

[31:26]He says I told him yes.

[31:29]He says I went followed him on his camel.

[31:32]We left Mazjid Kufa.

[31:35]Mazjid Kufa is not too far from the shrine of Imam Ali.

[31:37]He says we arrived.

[31:40]It's a desert.

[31:39]There's nothing there.

[31:41]There's no grave.

[31:41]He says there was a small hill.

[31:45]It was shiny as if N is coming out of it.

[31:49]He says the imam came down from his camel.

[31:50]He went on that small area that he the Abu Hamza called

[31:58]alain.

[31:56]He says he placed his cheek on that dust and he told

[32:01]me this is the grave of my grandfather.

[32:07]He says, "And then he recited the Zara." And the very first

[32:12]Zara that was ever recorded towards Im Ali Ali was Im Zul

[32:20]Abin and Abu Hamali.

[32:22]Now, you would have to be someone that's very worthy in the

[32:27]eyes of B.

[32:29]If the Imam himself, he chooses you, he tells you, I want

[32:32]to I want you to come with me on this mission.

[32:37]Isn't this something that we dream of?

[32:39]The 313.

[32:40]The 313.

[32:39]Imagine if the Imam tells you, "I want you to be one

[32:43]of the 313.

[32:44]I want you to come with me and visit the graves and

[32:46]the shrines of my forefathers and to be my companion." What honor

[32:52]is this?

[32:54]But obviously, you have to be you have to be of a

[32:59]high high caliber.

[32:59]Your iman has to be in a league of its own.

[33:02]and Abu Hamza Tamali he had that im there were two important

[33:10]traits brothers and sisters so we can inshallah learn from Abu Hamali

[33:16]because Abu Hamza was not a now the we say they're infallible

[33:20]we can't be like them but Abu Hamza was an average person

[33:26]that built himself that was able to achieve those high levels of

[33:31]iman so we can be inspire ired by them.

[33:34]What did Abu Hamza have that I don't have?

[33:39]Brothers and sisters, there were two very important traits that Abu Hamza

[33:44]Tamali had.

[33:46]And this is what made him so worthy in the eyes of

[33:48]B.

[33:48]So great.

[33:50]Number one, his profound im in Allah.

[33:54]His iman in Allah was unbelievable.

[33:57]And this is one of the companions of the this is one

[34:02]of the characteristics of the companions of Imam Mahi.

[34:05]We read in the traditions that tell us about the 313 is

[34:08]that they have unparalleled iman in Allah.

[34:12]Let me share this story.

[34:16]Abu Hamza himself he narrates this.

[34:18]He says one day I had a young daughter.

[34:21]She was playing she fell down and she broke her arm.

[34:24]So I took her to a doctor, a specific type of doctor.

[34:30]They used to call them the bone setter.

[34:33]You know, their jobs was just to fix and treat people's injuries

[34:38]if they had a broken bone.

[34:42]So I took her, my young daughter, to this bone setter and

[34:47]I told him, "It seems like my daughter's arm has been broken."

[34:50]He told me, "Let me see her arm." He just felt her

[34:56]arm and he's like, "Oh no, it's really bad.

[34:59]It's severely mislocated.

[35:00]The the it's broken and it's really bad." So he told me,

[35:06]"Don't worry.

[35:07]I'll go inside.

[35:06]I'll get her the cast and inshallah she'll be okay." Abu Hamza

[35:11]says that when he went to get the cast, I looked at

[35:17]my daughter, she was in pain and the injury was very serious.

[35:23]How long is this going to take?

[35:24]He says, I was overwhelmed with compassion towards my daughter.

[35:28]And he says, my tears started to come down.

[35:32]I cried and I turned to Allah and I told him, "Ya

[35:35]Allah, you can cure my daughter in one second.

[35:40]I don't even need this person, this bone setter.

[35:43]I don't need this gas.

[35:45]You have the power to cure her." He says, "Wallah, this is

[35:49]all I did." He says that bone setter came.

[35:52]He took her hand once again.

[35:53]He told me which hand was it?

[35:55]I told him this one.

[35:57]I like no no it's not this one.

[35:58]Told him why.

[35:59]He said because there's nothing wrong with this hand.

[36:01]I told him this was the hand.

[36:06]He said yeah Hamza what did you do for the hand the

[36:10]arm of your daughter has been healed.

[36:12]He says I was even surprised that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that

[36:16]quickly he accepted my dua.

[36:20]I couldn't even believe it.

[36:21]Has that ever happened to you?

[36:22]That you can't even believe Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala answered your dua

[36:27]that quickly.

[36:28]I'm sure every single one of us may have a story about

[36:30]this.

[36:31]So he was so excited he quickly left and went to visit

[36:37]im.

[36:38]This was during the time of the sixth.

[36:42]He says I went to im.

[36:42]I was so excited.

[36:42]The story is this one two three.

[36:47]How did this happen?

[36:47]im gave him a beautiful answer and it's a lesson for us.

[36:53]He told them your dua coincided with the pleasure of Allah.

[37:15]And that's why Allahawel accepted your dua so quickly.

[37:24]Meaning that you prayed to Allah in the way that he loves

[37:27]perfectly.

[37:28]And when you turn to Allah and you pray to him like

[37:33]how he wants you to pray, Allah will grant you your dua

[37:36]right away.

[37:38]You see my dear brothers and sisters, there's etiquets of dua.

[37:42]When you turn to Allah tell us turn to Allah in a

[37:47]specific way.

[37:48]If you turn to Allah in this specific way, Allah will be

[37:52]pleased.

[37:53]Allahawel will accept your dua.

[37:55]How do you turn to Allah?

[37:56]You turn to Allah with full humility, with full and with full

[38:08]focus, with a sense of desperation, need, with a sense of submission.

[38:12]If you turn to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in that way, Allah

[38:15]promises that he will give you your dua.

[38:18]Most of the times, brothers and sisters, the dua doesn't really come

[38:23]from the heart.

[38:25]I don't ask Allah in a state of desperation.

[38:28]And this is a hadith that our imams narrate from Isa Jesus.

[38:35]It's narrated that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala taught Isa one day.

[38:40]He told them, Isa, if you want me to quickly answer your

[38:45]dua, if you want tips on how to have your duas answered,

[38:53]quickly do this.

[38:54]Isa said, "How do I pray to you, ya Allah?" Allah told

[38:59]him.

[39:08]He said, "Yeah, when you pray, when you do dua, when you

[39:15]supplicate, supplicate like someone who is desperate, like someone who is distressed,

[39:21]like someone who is sad and has no one to help them

[39:30]but Allah.

[39:27]When you turn to me in that way with desperation and believing

[39:36]that no one can help me but Allah.

[39:40]Allah says this is when I will answer your dua.

[39:43]The problem with many of us brothers and sisters, we still have

[39:48]hope in other means but Allah.

[39:49]When I ask Allah in when I ask Allah for wealth and

[39:57]there's still a part of me that believes maybe it's this person

[40:00]in the community that can get me a good job.

[40:05]Maybe it's my cousin.

[40:05]Maybe it's my uncle.

[40:08]Only if I write a better paper.

[40:10]Only if I try harder.

[40:11]Maybe this person or that person.

[40:13]I still have hope in some created beings of Allah.

[40:19]So when I turn to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, Allah subhanahu wa

[40:23]ta'ala sees a heart that is mixed with him and some other

[40:26]individuals.

[40:28]Allah says, "Don't ascribe any partners with me.

[40:33]Come to me and ask me only." When you ask me and

[40:38]you believe that only I can help you, you're desperate, no one

[40:42]but Allah can help you.

[40:43]This is when I will help you.

[40:44]This is not easy, brothers and sisters.

[40:47]I know we mentioned this.

[40:50]Yes, ask Allah with a sense of desperate, but this isn't easy

[40:53]because it's very hard for us to cut our ties with the

[40:58]dunya.

[40:56]To cut your hope in the dunya, you always think, "Oh, I

[41:02]still have backups.

[41:01]I have plan to I have family members.

[41:07]I have friends.

[41:05]I have 401k.

[41:07]I have I have I have." When you start believing that I

[41:13]have nothing but Allah, this is when Allah answers your dua right

[41:17]away.

[41:18]Abu Hamza had that submission.

[41:20]He had that beautiful im and Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala such that

[41:25]Allah worked miracles for him.

[41:28]And this is not a im shows us in this hadith that

[41:35]if you are able to also empty your heart out of the

[41:37]dunya and put your hope in only Allah you can also be

[41:42]like Abu Hamza.

[41:42]And tomorrow night inshallah when I speak about dua tamali when we

[41:48]get into the content of the dua you'll see so many examples

[41:51]of how the Imam teaches us how to lose hope in the

[41:57]dunya and have all our hope in Allah.

[41:59]This is one of the most beautiful duas parts of Abu Hamza.

[42:09]Says, "Read this every night in the month of Ramadan.

[42:13]Ya Allah, I want you to take out the love of dunya

[42:18]from my heart because the biggest obstacle between us and Allah is

[42:27]the our attachment to the Ya Allah, allow me to only seek

[42:35]you and have hope in you such that beyond you there is

[42:39]no one else.

[42:39]This is a major theme in dua Abu Hamza Tamali.

[42:43]So this was the first quality of Abu Hamza.

[42:46]The second quality of Abu Hamza Tamali was his knowledge.

[42:54]Abu Hamza Tamali was not an ignorant person.

[42:57]He was a scholar and he learned very well from his masters

[43:00]the imams of such that in al kufa he eventually became a

[43:07]scholar a himself people would come and they would ask him questions

[43:11]when they couldn't reach the imam and he would issue fatwas there's

[43:14]a man by the name of Muhammad orni one of the of

[43:21]from the city of nishabuhammed >> [clears throat] >> Nisur was a

[43:33]city close to Mad where im buried.

[43:36]There were many Shia there.

[43:39]They wanted to send their hums to Almad one year.

[43:45]So they chose this man to collect the hums and take it

[43:51]to Almadak.

[43:53]He had 30,000 dinars with him.

[43:55]That's a lot of money.

[43:57]It's like you're carrying a million dollars.

[43:59]He says, "I left I'm sorry." [sighs] >> He says, "I went

[44:13]as I left Nisabur with all this money.

[44:15]I'm going to Medina.

[44:18]I stopped in Alufa.

[44:18]I went to Mazjid Kufa.

[44:22]I see an old man, very old, he says.

[44:25]So old that his that his eyebrows, they had fallen over his

[44:29]eyes, very old.

[44:31]He was sitting in the center and there were so many people

[44:33]around him.

[44:34]They were all asking him questions.

[44:37]Questions of halal and haram.

[44:40]Is this halal?

[44:40]Is this haram?

[44:42]How do you pray?

[44:41]How all matters of Jewish prudence?

[44:45]And he would answer them based on the opinion of Imam Ali.

[44:50]He would say the opinion of Im Ali is this.

[44:53]I knew that this man was a Shia aul.

[44:57]So I asked them who is this?

[45:01]They said this is Abu Hamza Tamali.

[45:03]Abu Hamza Tamali had become the local merger in his city.

[45:06]So it's not just his im his iman and his knowledge that

[45:10]made him so great.

[45:11]He says I sat down with Abu Hamza.

[45:15]I explained to him who I am, why I'm here.

[45:16]I told him I'm very burdened.

[45:19]I'm carrying all this money and I have a long way journey

[45:21]to Almad Medina.

[45:24]Pray for me.

[45:23]He says Abu Hamza told me don't worry.

[45:26]Allahawel will make sure that you arrive safely to Medina and the

[45:32]H of B will go to them.

[45:35]Don't worry about it.

[45:35]Allah will find a way for you.

[45:39]Even if the whole earth was barren, Allah would still find a

[45:43]way to send the to them.

[45:45]Don't worry about it.

[45:48]you will go and you will take the to them.

[45:52]Abu Hamali says, "I left when I arrived to Al Medina.

[45:54]Almak had passed away and now it was imam who was hisif.

[46:00]I went to the seventh immed of the 30,000 dinars to him."

[46:07]He says, "Am I imam told me I had never told him

[46:13]anything but he initiated.

[46:13]He told me, "Oh Muhammad, remember what Ali Abi, remember what Abu

[46:19]Hamza told you in Kufa that you will arrive safely.

[46:24]Indeed, indeed what he said was correct and you arrived and you

[46:27]brought our h and then imam praised him.

[46:31][clears throat] He said when you have a heart like Abu Hamza,

[46:35]Allahel grants you knowledge.

[46:39]He grants you intuition.

[46:40]Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala grants you and he told him this is

[46:49]the heart of a believer.

[46:51]So it's not just learning.

[46:55]Knowledge is learning and having a pure heart so that Allah subhanahu

[47:04]wa ta'ala finds a place that can that knowledge can be contained

[47:08]in.

[47:09]And this was Abu Hamza.

[47:13]Tomorrow night my dear brothers and sisters I will discuss inshallah the

[47:17]contents of this dua.

[47:20]It's one of the most beautiful duas of without any exaggeration.

[47:24]Inshallah tonight is Abu Dar here.

[47:29]Tonight as I come down Abu D will recite only some parts

[47:35]15 to 20 minutes of dua tonight tomorrow night and the night

[47:40]after.

[47:41]So inshallah we can learn about the dua and then we turn

[47:46]to Allah and we can recite this dua but only 15 to

[47:51]20 minutes passages of dua.

[47:51]Inshallah he will begin now.

[47:55]Muhammad.

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