Stop Trying To Please People (Arabic Poetry and Wise Sayings)

[@bolahassan4374]

Sheikh do a series of biography of the salaf

[@PetSitterMedia]

yes please

[@YAMNOOR]

Yes please do that

[@thejellofishh]

Please!!!!

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

I needed to hear this advice now ! My situation is exactly the same, but it not the people in my case, rather parents... and so the difficulty is more! You have shared such a comprehensive advice in such a brief way, May Allah reward you for it in the best way ! Aameen.

[@zubairanwar2357]

May Allah Bless Imam As Shafi’i, raise him to the highest of ranks. May Allah unite him with the Prophet. Such is the affair of those who give their life to Allah, they will be remembered, and respected until the Day Of Judgement. Generations will pass by and every generation will not just remember him, but pray to Allah for him. May Allah help us strive in His Path and Keep us steadfast.

[@noorzaki3612]

please a publish a book with ur fav poems translated, would be amazing!

[@salmannadeem2827]

Yes!

[@GrandAdmiralThrawn_111]

Imam Shafi's poem was phenomenal.

[@ramonadeleke1472]

May Allah grant you success and increase you in guidance and knowledge ameen

[@zainabulghazali]

Jazakallah khair for the beautiful advice Ustadh. The most important part about learning arabic, memorizing Qur'an, not indulging oneself into unnecessary debates with half ilm is very important for a student of knowledge. What matters is the purpose of seeking knowledge...unlike today's students who learn for name, fame and job unfortunately :(

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@ahmeds5181]

May Allah bless you! Loved it.

[@mustafaussulami9055]

Very beautiful, very inspiring and full of wisdom

[@DaarAlFawaaid]

جزاك الله خيرا، very relatable from many angles

[@adelanteeee]

This is gold.

[@PiratekingMI]

بارك الله فيك

[@DarulFatih]

Jazakallah Khayran ya Ustadh

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@aissau5091]

جزاك الله خيرا تعلمت الكثير

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@nomadicman6781]

Jazzakumullah Kheir brother

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@ummabdulrahmaan]

As Salam alaykum that how I feel I feel solo no one can understand my heart and that why I feel better so much happy by myself and studying .

[@batssama]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@hasaico9661]

Correctection: غضاب is not pronounced as غظاب as in "ghidhab" but rather is pronounced as "ghidab." the difference is that the former is a DAAD ضاض while the latter is ظاء which makes a magnificent difference.

[@HIRSIHD]

As always Ustadh, جَزَاكَ اللهُ خَيْرًا

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@Goodhumanbeing12345]

Jazakallah khairan kaseeran

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@SsentongoHarunahB]

Ma sha Allah

[@Velidmujic111]

Brother is your material monotized? Id like to translate it to my language and upload to youtube but im worried about the possible strike😢😢😢

[@abuabdillahhadjiril1454]

Jazakallahu khairan shaykh.

[@nejad_ihsan]

JazakAllah Khairan

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@ayeshasallie4903]

Love this🎉

[@MrEast900]

Beautiful

[@EH7yearsago]

assalaamu'alaykum with reagrds to the first advice, shouldn't we seek knowledge to earn the pleasure of Allah?

[@ArabicFluency]

Walaykum Salam. Improving yourself as a Muslim = Attaiting the pleasure of Allah.

[@gogreen_0]

Sheikh, can you please explain why in the line at 5:56 : قطعت رجائي منهم بذبابه, there is a dhummah on the م in the word منهم? Does this have something to do with the dialect Imaam As Shaafi'e spoke? or this a grammer rule of arabic

[@ArabicFluency]

This is allowed for poetry to keep the meter. You can read about poetic licenses in Arabic poetry.

[@ornithologist___]

Akhi.....Telegram link...!

[@user-ur6od6ct3l]

يجب أن تركز في مخارج الحروف، تفادياً للأخطاء، فأنت تنطق الصاد سيناً، والضاد ظاءً

[@aymenashraf4183]

Brother I'm from Calicut Kerala,how can i meet you?

[@asarafomar2]

Yes. I have the same qns. Where r u from bro. I wish meet u in person too. I'm from Singapore.

[@aymenashraf4183]

@@asarafomar2 he is from kerala

[@asarafomar2]

R u referring to the brother in the video ?

[@aymenashraf4183]

@@asarafomar2 yes

[@peaceever191]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Brother, I am from Thrissur district, Kerala. Is he from Kerala. بارك الله

[@xafania1]

🌸🤲🌸

[@Mr.Muslim123]

Why did sufyan athawry hide from the calipha? I don’t understand someone needs to be wrong. Either the caliph or this imam. I can’t imagine someone bad being selected as caliphate. So if that was the case why would u name someone like that with the great scholars. (Btw I have no idea who this imam is)

[@hassanibrahim14]

The caliph was elected by vote only during the first few caliphs, but then the caliph was determined by heritage, meaning that the caliphate became a monarchy, and the son would inherit the father's throne. So that way, the caliph needed not to be a pious man, nor a knowledgeble one, nor a qualified leader, nor one who carries and protects the Deen properly. And like that, a lot of the time a cliph would be unjust, and he would be upon falsehood in his belief, e.g. the caliphs during the time of Imam Ahmad accepted the ash'ari creed, a deviation from the correct aqeedah. And not only did they accept it for themselves, but they also tried to force this aqeedah upon the scholars of the time; And the greatest of the 'ulama in resisting this fitnah was Imam Ahmad rahimahullah. As for the Imam Sufyan Ath-Thawri, he was a great Imam of Ahlu Sunnah, and was the most knowledgeable in the field of hadeeth, to which he contributed a great deal.

[@acethegreat2946]

The caliphate ended with Ali. Everyone after him was a king. The first kingdom was led by Mu’awiyyah (a great companion of the prophet), then his dependents. They’re known as the ‘Umayyads. Then around 130 hijri, they were overthrown and a new kingdom was established known as the ‘Abbasids. And they continued until the mongols defeated them. Just because the ‘Umayyads and ‘Abbasids were kingdoms doesn’t mean they were bad. Most of their kings in the early centuries were good. Among the scholars that were mentioned in the video, Sufyan Al-Thawri, the one you mentioned is arguably the best from them in worship and knowledge.

[@acethegreat2946]

Descendants not dependents