Ep 12: Halimah Sadiya: Lady Who Nursed The Prophet | Birth To Revelation |

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One of the excellent series God bless u

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[@sonyaljaberi1957]

Al salam Alaykum wa Rahmatallah wa Barakatu. Jazakallah kharyan for this beautiful series for me to learn about Shia Islam. I have a suggestion that I feel will make these series more convincing. Whenever the Sayed mentions Sunni sources (for example at 6:33 in this video) if someone could provide the citations in the description of this video or as annotations. This would make the stories more convincing and less time consuming for viewers to validate this information on their own time. Thank you so much for all you do and Inshallah I get a reply back.

[@Thaqlain]

We completely agree with you on this. Let us discuss this with Sayed in detail :)

[@weedaatdadam.7583]

Beautiful beautiful story Mash Allah.. it makes me fall in love even more with Our Beautiful Deen.. alghamdolilah All Praises to Allah..and may you all be blessed eternally.ameen . Keep sharing the TRUTH!!

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[@mohamedsalehmohamed1765]

Sayyid I do not agree with your version of history. It is in Quran that God made harm on Prophet Mussa milk of any other women accept his mother, then how come God did not bless Prophet's mother to have enough resources. Also check that Prophet 's father was poisoned and killed yet AbuMutalib and Bibi Amena would let Prophet be cared by outsider. I feel you are undermining status of our prophet.

[@mohammadmirza84]

Yeah its bizarre to even think this, I cannot agree with this version of history

[@whyphy2213]

There is a movie out called Muhammad the Messenger of god and it shows the prophets (SAWW) childhood and I think your question will be answered. Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaDWh5moqrdsmLs

[@Thaqlain]

Salaam Alaykum. Thanks for your comment Br. Saleh. However, we would like to point out that the milk of any other woman was not haram on Prophet Musa. Both the Quran and hadith corpus do not point out any such matter. Yes, we agree that a pious and Muslim woman must feed a Prophet. Apart from that, the Prophets of Allah face the same difficulties and challenges as we meet. And the aim is to ensure that their lives are relatable to our lives. Also, regarding Prophet's father, do check our previous episodes. We will suggest watching episodes in sequence. JazakAllah :) kzbin.info/aero/PLOXzVYnjThorBaM8nW9OhcRS1qHFPOHDZ

[@weissgoku6798]

I also agree with BR M. Saleh M . But if it is really true then it could be that Halima was at the same level Taqwa-wise as Lady Amina SA . And we must not forget that there was a beautiful promise ALLAH The Merciful made to the mother of Nabi Musa AhlayhisSalaam which was to return Hazrat Musa AhlayhisSalaam to His mother, that is definitely one of the reasons why Hazrat Musa AhlayhisSalaam refused to be fed by others . Another reason that came to my mind is maybe they were all mushrik . ALLAH knows the best.

[@sanaBatoolsanag]

Hadees is fake 👎

[@ameerabbas7766]

Many sunni says that Prophet chest was opened and cleaned by Angel Jibrael and a sealed was placed between his shoulders pls confirm this

[@Thaqlain]

We have covered this in detail in the episodes related to the first revelation 🙂

[@adamnouri23]

Haleemah as-saadiah breastfeeding the Prophet of Islam is a common mistake. There are some credible evidence that he had finished the two years suckling in bani Zuhrah which was his mother's home community. Haleemah community was for other reasons like security and safety. Breastfeeding was maybe just a cover up. When the safety was no longer because some nasaara/ Christians had tried to kidnap him from that environment, haleemah would take him back to his grandfather.

[@haiderabbas5818]

It does not make sense to me as well that a non-masoum can breastfeed and raise the Prophet SAWS in his most vulnerable years; especially when there is evidence to the contrary in Quran regarding Hazrat MusaAS

[@thelordknows]

@haiderabbas5818 Haleemah As-Saadiah was God hearing women who worshiped Allah. Prophet Musa A.S. was raised in his enemy house. How doesn't the story of the prophet make sense?

[@haiderabbas5818]

@@thelordknows to develop faith in Haleema's story I would have to look at reliable proofs that she was one of the Muslims of the time, since it does not seem likely. The only believing people at the time were either 'Haneef', followers of the religion of Ibrahim(AS), or certain Ahlul Kitaab. Neither Halima nor her tribe was previously in proximity to Quraish to be Haneef(her husbands father was Abdul Uzza), and my limited knowledge has not heard any proof of her or her tribe being from the Ahlul Kitaab. In fact, there are narrations that her tribe fought against the Prophet(pbuhf) in Hunayn, and her foster sister(Haleema's daughter) accepted Islam there. Secondly, regarding Hazrat Musa, the words of the Quran simply state "we prohibited wet nurses on him..", it doesnt say we prohibited non-believers milk, take that as you may. Other prophets such as Hazrat Ibrahim suckled his thumb in his mothers absence. Therefore, there IS evidence that Allah has prevented Prophets from being suckled by random people and there ISNT evidence(unless im unaware, which is highly possible) that any other Prophet had wet nurses(even believers). "You will not find change in the Sunnat of Allah"-(48:23) Finally, raising a Masoom in infancy has a lot of implications that would need to be explained. A Masoom is physically different to normal humans as taught by ahadith of Masoomeen themselves. One such small example is Ameer ul Momineen's words that if anybody saw the Prophet naked he would go blind. So for me personally, Haleema as Saadiyas story is a lot to digest. I might be wrong ofcourse, Allah knows best.

[@thelordknows]

@@haiderabbas5818 but your knowledge compared to the syed is not great. This is because they spend years researching. Whether you're a shia or sunni. Syeda Haleema was a wet nurse to the prophet whether you like it or not. Where have you taken this discussion, looking at the prophet naked would make a person go blind. But Haleema, like the syed said, was in search of money and during that time people who were poor would voluntary offer wet nurse to babies. Having said that, a woman who wet nurse someone would instantly make that woman mahram to that child. Now you can see where I'm going with this without getting into too much details. Haleema was not from the ahlulkitab and the syed didn't mention her tribe fought the prophet. One big question comes to mind when you said, how did her tribe manage to fight her when the Prophet was a baby. I mean come on. You know what you don't make any sense. The prophet announces his religion 40 years after his life. And Haleema, who breast-fed the prophet her tribe fought against the prophet. Subhanallah, what logic. The syed also said she was attached to the prophet. Please stop removing things out of the your pocket. And Hazrat Ibrahim suckling his thumb in the absence of his mother, where did you get that from? A Masoom is definitely different from a normal human being but they were humans and we should try our best to be like them as they have higher status in the eyes of Allah swt. Sometimes we need to trust these stories blindly just like the qur'an speaks about the miracle of the prophet's.