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Qari Ahmed Ali Falahi Urdu bayan explains about Hazarath Abdullah Ibne Masood (R.A.) Fatwa related to Salah. As a child, Abdullah bin Masood used to tend flocks of sheep belonging to the Quraish chieftain Uqaba bin Abi-Mueet in the desolate wastelands amid Makka mountains. He had heard a lot of tales about Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, but he never took them seriously. His daily schedule did not allow him anything other than herding the flocks to the mountain and returning them to their pens in the city of Makkah.
One day, young Abdullah saw two bearded gentlemen approaching him. They appeared tired and thirsty. They greeted him with salaam and asked him if he could offer them some goat's milk as their throats were parched. Abdullah told them plainly: "I'm just a custodian of the herd, I may not be able to offer you milk". The reply was greeted with a broad smile by the two gentlemen who asked him if the herd had any young goat that did not yield milk.
When he pointed his finger at one such goat, they lifted him and placed their hands on its udders even while muttering some verses. Young Abdullah was amazed to see the udders ballooning up and yielding so much of milk that the duo could collect it in a large pot. They drank to their heart's content and even offered the milk to him. Later, the udders shrank back and the goat was released. It was only a later revelation for Abdullah that the two gentlemen were none but the Holy Prophet and his close friend, Abu Bakr. He also learnt that the duo was out in the hills of Makkah seeking refuge from the persecution of the Quraish in Makkah. It did not take several weeks for Abdullah bin Masood to embrace Islam. The day he recited the shahadah, he also quit Uqaba's job.
From then on, Abdullah became a companion of the Prophet and clung to him as a shadow. He would sit by his side when the Prophet would take rest or would arrange water and privacy when he intended taking bath. He would rush with the shoes when Prophet hinted going out. He was even allowed to access the private chamber of the Prophet. He thus became the closest confidant of the Prophet and came to be known as one such.
This company of the Prophet proved very beneficial for young Abdullah. He grew conversant with the Quran, its meanings and the Shariah matters.
Once a messenger came to the court of Caliph Umar and informed him that someone was engaged in getting the Quran written in Kufa (now in Iraq). Umar flew in rage. Narrators say Umar had never been seen so furious before. Umar demanded identity of the person immediately. But the next moment when somebody pointed out that it was none but Abdullah bin Masood, Umar melted. Umar said, "By God! I have not known a person more conversant with the Quran than Abdullah bin Masood".
It is also reported from several sources that once while Abdullah was reciting the Holy Quran, the Prophet recommended his style of intonation to be adopted by all. When Abdullah began to beseech the favours from God, the Prophet would say 'Ameen!' after every sentence.
Abdullah is also credited with reciting the holy Quran aloud in the sacred precincts of the Haram in Makkah during the early period of Prophethood when Muslims were being severely persecuted. When the Quraish found him chanting what was revealed to Prophet Muhammad, they assaulted him till he bled, but Abdullah stood firm and declared his intention to do it repeatedly, come what may.
Abdullah bin Masood lived till the Caliphate passed into the hands of Hazrat Usman, may Allah be pleased with him. When he fell sick, Usman came to his deathbed. The dialogue that went about between them is as follows: "Are you aggrieved with anybody?" "My sins bother me". "What is you heart's desire". "The mercy of my God" "Shall I add to your account all that is due to you from the Baitul Maal, that you have left unclaimed?"
"I do not need the wealth" "It will stand in good stead for your daughters who will survive you".
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