When a Sahabah sat with strange females (funny) - Mufti Abdurragmaan Khan

[@thazkithasleem3958]

Wallahi if there is one personality that has won over my heart dearly its our Nabi Rasoolullah pbuh. How calm and friendly his tone is. Gives me tears.

[@MR.FlyingMonkey]

He already won ❤

[@SimplyIslamWithDaiyaan]

Masha'Allah! May Allah grant him (SAW) to win all of our hearts ❤

[@mzaki4949]

Prophet Mohamad pbuh so loved this man that he didn't want him not to be not be forgiven so he kept giving him opportunities.

[@Free.Education786]

Subhan Allah. I had never heard this before, but I cried after hearing it now. It shows how much Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم loved his Sahaba and his Ummah, as he paid so much attention even to the smallest mistakes to correct them so that Allah would not punish his Sahaba and his Ummah. This is the peak of companionship, love, respect, brotherhood, and humanity. Allahu Akbar.

[@taricdarkscythe5754]

This Hadith is false because it is "Mursal" (someone is missing in its transmission). Not to mention that the "Matn" of this hadith (its text) has falsehoods that contradict the many other "Sahih" (Sound) hadiths in which the prophet ﷺ forbids mixing between men and women, looking at them, and talking with them with lean words or for fun. Not to mention it perpetuates that the women were showing their beauty, which is also extremely forbidden and called "Tabaruj". The prophet ﷺ has never passed by a "Munkar" (Sin) without denying it whether by action or words. So it doesn't make sense or stand true that the prophet ﷺ would see so many sins in one situation without vehemently denying them and telling them off. Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said, "Whoever amongst you sees a sin, he must change it with his hand; if he is unable to do so, then with his tongue; and if he is unable to do so, then with his heart; and that is the weakest form of Faith". Changing with the heart is by leaving the place where that sin is being done and leaving its people. For more info about that specific hadith and why it is "Mursal", the link will be down below, just add () to the start of it. The link is from Alukah.net, the website of the Sheikhs and Scholars of the Holy Mosque of Makkah. majles.alukah.net/showthread.php?t=174645

[@fatherofmyson7854]

who else cried after hearing this beautiful Hadith of our beloved prophet Mohammad PBUH

[@Rooh00100]

Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) is so sweet. He is the SWEETEST. ❤ALHAMDULILLAH

[@findmeahandle]

I pray we all can have character like our Nabi sws!

[@baffled_hawk]

Masha'Allah. THIS is just one of the many beautiful characteristics of the Rasool (SAW) that the kafiruns will turn a blind eye to, yet not a SINGLE ONE OF THEM even share just one trait from the Rasool (SAW).

[@NNM1970]

I found it Hazrat Khawwat(ra) bin Jubair Ansari’s title was Abu Abdullah as well as Abu Saleh. He belonged to the tribe of Banu Tha‘labah. Hazrat Khawwat(ra) bin Jubair was the brother of Hazrat Abdullah(ra) bin Jubair. Hazrat Abdullah(ra) bin Jubair was the one who was appointed by the Holy Prophet(sa) during the battle of Uhud to protect the valley along with fifty archers. Hazrat Khawwat(ra) was of moderate height. He passed away in Medina in 40 AH at the age of 74. According to one narration, his age at the time of his demise was 94. He used to dye his hair with henna and indigo leaves. Hazrat Khawwat(ra) left for the Battle of Badr along with the Holy Prophet(sa), however on the way, he sustained an injury from a sharp corner of a stone and so the Holy Prophet(sa) sent him back to Medina. Nevertheless, the Holy Prophet(sa) included him in the spoils of the Battle of Badr. Thus, it was as if he too was counted among those individuals, who participated in the Battle of Badr. He participated alongside the Holy Prophet(sa) in all battles, including the battles of Uhud and the Ditch.

[@mirror-w3t]

jazakallah khair for this information

[@rizwanmuhammad6468]

Mashallah brother. Loved your explanation of mercy of God and Prophet (pbuh) worry and concern about a shabi.

[@findmeahandle]

Even if it's a weak hadith, we are not deriving rulings for fard actions from this. We learn a lesson how we should treat others and drop our own ego

[@mohammadosman1544]

Such is our Nabi, compassionate and caring. He is the mostly praised by Allah and Allah is mostly praised by Nabi Muhammad (s.a.w.). Jannah is wherever our Nabi goes.

[@FatihMehmetCoşkun]

We as today muslims should ask ourselves how hard is it on my nafs to accept that what i have done is wrong and then ask for forgiveness. Many times it takes us years. MashaAllah this sahabah was very quick.

[@HontuZindabad]

How can we not love RasulAllah (saw)?! Indeed, prophet Muhammad (saw) was a mercy to the mankind from Allah (swt).

[@TimothyRice-lj8ck]

Jazakullaahu khair akhi

[@yemi3266]

Alhamdulilah. Jazakallah ❤

[@this-is-a-random-channel-link]

I laughed a lot watching the vid 😂

[@Watchman-vv5xx]

This incident is mentioned in the following sources but this sahabi wanted to hear what the women were talking about.. The title of this video is not respectful at all to the mighty rank of the Sahaba ... In any case refrejf Evan be found in the following books Al-Tabqaat-ul-Kubra, Vol. 3, pp. 362-364, Abdullah bin Zubair, Dar-ul-Kutb al-Ilimiyya, Beirut, 1990)

[@rottenmangoes]

I don't want your lessons where you can rank people even if they're sahabas,Wallahi look where this religion is going.

[@muhammadabdalkhan3150]

SubhanAllah...Sallahu Alaehi wa salam

[@eternalhappiness7226]

Never heard of this narration in my life I hope it true it's very beautiful

[@sharulshah1979]

If want to see like this naration read sirah nabawiyah

[@chom09]

I did hear this story before. Don't remember from whom but I did

[@moonmoonStar]

The sahaba name is Khawat bin Jubair RA. This story is narrated by At-Tabrani in Mu’jam Al-Kabir.

[@M.Shadab]

@@moonmoonStar thank you

[@ayyubvernon1557]

Brothers commenting, you shouldn't be making comments about authenticity this way. Alhamdulillah the story is true, but rigorous authentication is for legalities and worship. IF something isn't sahih, it doesn't mean it didn't happen. We have thousands of weak hadith that are likely accurate. And the ulema have always taken from them and used them. We also have recent "muhadditheen' who make serious mistakes in authentication, so internet research without knowledge can lead to falsities. Stick with traditional scholarship and fiqh. The Shaykh has knowledge and sanad from the Ba Alawi Alhamdulillah, this is itself a stamp of approval.

[@uthmaanabrahams6316]

Ba Alawi? I searched it and it says something about Sufis. Should I be concerned about his Aqeedah then?

[@hamzaebrahim5919]

It is extremely important to give the source. Authentication is one of the major things in Islam we can't do without. Abdullah ibn al-mubaarak said: إن الإسناد من الدين، ولولا الإسناد لقال من شاء ما شاء The sanad (chain of transmission) is from the Deen. And had it not been for the sanad, then anyone could have said what ever they wanted. So if you say "Rasoolullaah Sallallaahu Alayhi Wa Sallam said" then there has got to be a source. Quiting Ahaadeeth with has a weakness in the sanad for Fadeelah is a different story. Even in Taareekh you need a source, otherwise anyone can just make up history, tell it to the younger generation who would in turn repeat that lie to their children.

[@muazunais2378]

We should ABSOLUTELY care about Authenticity if it's not for that then why did the compilers of hadith spent their entire lives dedicated to find the right hadeeth. And once they even rejected a hadeeth from a person who lied to donkey to lure the animal to come to him cuz that small thing of lying to an animal made him not a legible person

[@hasan-m9o8x]

@@uthmaanabrahams6316 whats wrong with walis?????

[@uthmaanabrahams6316]

@@hasan-m9o8x how do you know someone is the friend of Allah?

[@mdkhan3928]

... If so then what a beautiful hadith...

[@mutiur7396]

I think you are an authority on Hadith... Either you search yourself or declare this one as fabrication, why you spread your confusing elsewhere..

[@mdkhan3928]

@@mutiur7396 because fabrications & weak hadith are widespread & we need to sort the truth from the falsehood.🤷🏿‍♂️

[@mutiur7396]

So how much sorting have you done till today.

[@mdkhan3928]

@@mutiur7396 irrelevant question.

[@mutiur7396]

It is always easy to feel proud of ones ignorance...

[@muhammedshahab7858]

Wholesome 😂😂❤❤

[@rashidpipfa]

See this is the islam soooo beautiful and we think how poor about others, looking for the faults and than taunt them but what our prophet did Subhanallah

[@abdurrahmaancader7460]

عن خوات بن جبير قال: نزلنا مع رسول الله -صلى الله عليه وسلم- مر الظهران، فخرجت من خبائي، فإذا أنا بنسوة يتحدثن؛ فأعجبنني، فرجعت فاستخرجت عيبتي، فاستخرجت منها حلة فلبستها، وجئت فجلست معهن. وخرج رسول الله -صلى الله عليه وسلم- من قبته فقال: أبا عبد الله، ما يجلسك معهن؟ فلما رأيت رسول الله -صلى الله عليه وسلم- هبته، واختلطت. قلت: يا رسول الله جمل لي شرد، وأنا أبتغي له قيدا، فمضى، واتبعته، فألقى رداءه ودخل الأراك، كأني أنظر إلى بياض متنه في خضرة الأراك، فقضى حاجته وتوضأ، فأقبل والماء يسيل من لحيته على صدره. فقال: أبا عبد الله ما فعل شراد جملك؟ ثم ارتحلنا، فجعل لا يلحقني في المسير إلا قال: السلام عليك يا أبا عبد الله، ما فعل شراد ذلك الجمل؟ فلما رأيت ذلك تعجلت إلى المدينة، واجتنبت المسجد، والمجالسة إلى النبي -صلى الله عليه وسلم-، فلما طال ذلك تحينت ساعة خلوة المسجد، فأتيت المسجد فقمت أصلي، وخرج رسول الله -صلى الله عليه وسلم- من بعض حجره، فجاء فصلى ركعتين خفيفتين، وطولت رجاء أن يذهب ويدعني، فقال: طول أبا عبد الله ما شئت أن تطول، فلست ذاهبا حتى تنصرف، فقلت في نفسي: والله لأعتذرن إلى رسول الله -صلى الله عليه وسلم-، ولأبرئن صدره، فلما انصرفت، قال: السلام عليك أبا عبد الله ما فعل شراد ذلك الجمل؟ فقلت: والذي بعثك بالحق ما شرد ذلك الجمل منذ أسلمت، فقال: رحمك الله (ثلاثا)، ثم لم يعد لشيء مما كان. وهذا الحديث أخرجه الطبراني كما ذكرت. قال الهيثمي: رواه الطبراني من طريقين، ورجال أحدهما رجال الصحيح، غير الجراح بن مخلد وهو ثقة. انتهى. وأورد هذه القصة بهذا السياق ابن الجوزي في المنتظم، وابن عساكر في تاريخ دمشق، والمزي في تهذيب الكمال، وابن حجر في الإصابة، وكلهم سكت عنها. وهذا الخبر يشتمل على طرف من حسن خلق النبي -صلوات الله عليه-، ولينه لأصحابه، ونهيه عن المنكر بالحكمة والموعظة الحسنة. ومن ثم، فلا نرى مانعا من حيث الأصل من التحديث بها. وقد عرفت ما قاله الهيثمي وهو من كبار المحدثين في سندها، وأن رجال الخبر رجال الصحيح، خلا راوية ثقة. والله أعلم.

[@mpatel4815]

Jazakallah for posting

[@jean-pierrecoffe6666]

JazakAllahoukheir, i was searching for its authenticity

[@Only_Islam_is_Truth313]

Assalamualaikum I invite everyone to listen holy Quran & Islamic speech from the India🇮🇳❤😊😅😅😊

[@mohammednawaz2275]

Jazak Allahu khairan for sharing. Would you mind sharing the reference too. Jazak Allahu khairan

[@hudakarimi9642]

SubhanAllah❤

[@doncorleonekhan]

0:05 Sallalaahu Ta3aala A3layhi Wa Sallam!

[@serajkaka233]

the bestt nabi as

[@serajkaka233]

best

[@faariskahn3660]

​@@serajkaka233i believe you can edit your original

[@serajkaka233]

The best Nabi AS

[@jeweessjewees4814]

I have my doubts about this Hadith

[@thematconny]

Like?

[@pleasemakeduaaforme7419]

When a “sahabi”

[@GenZBro]

Thanks for sharing but i want the authenticity of this hadiths.

[@elnightwolf1]

Allāhu Akbar

[@Al-AminAlfaki]

Alhamdulillah

[@shahinshah1907]

Before narrating any hadith, you should give your sources.

[@Morrikunda]

Are you Muhadith?

[@shahinshah1907]

​@@Morrikunda You don't even know how to spell muhaddith. Tell your Mufti Abdurragmaan Khan to learn the matn of the hadith (and its isnaad) properly before he starts narrating it because it seems that he has little understanding of hadith, the Arabic language or the English language. How can the ummah benefit from these so-called scholars?

[@Morrikunda]

@shahinshah1907 May Allah help you and us concentrate and understand significant things than insignificant things.

[@logicalconspiracist7741]

​@@shahinshah1907 the proofs need to be provided 💯💯💯

[@Saif0412]

The problem with not giving reference is the fact that layman can't check if it is an authentic hadith or not. There are many who narrate hadith which are not authentic or even fabricated taking people for rides.

[@doncorleonekhan]

Aameen Ya Rabbal Âlameen 3:09

[@sadiasulemanfamilykitchenv9872]

right 👍🏻

[@Abdu-d6m]

The incident of the three companions who had no excuse to undertake that strenuous journey to Aqabah. Lying to the Prophet Muhammad SAW is not like lying to anyone else. Lying to the Prophet Muhammad SAW is ondeed a serious matter. This story is indeed strange and for the Prophet Muhammad SAW to repeat the " false camel event" is indeed very very strange. May Allah Most Merciful make us of those who show mercy to one another and be truthful.

[@ertugrulbae46]

That wasn't just lying. That was running away from war.

[@nassertaliep8166]

I could not even lie to my mother and father.

[@deceasedposter]

What does abduragmaan mean? Is it a typoof abdurahman?

[@niznoz8379]

Nope. It's the way Abdur-Rahman is transliterated in Cape Town, South Africa. Due to the Dutch influence in the language.

[@ferozfersheikh5957]

Subhan Allah

[@qalamkinook]

Put Dots between Saw because saw mean 🪚 or better to write P.B.U.H or peace and blessings be upon him

[@papasmurf9560]

So why did he sit with the ladies?

[@HowToTouch]

Men have desires, no?

[@baffled_hawk]

Allahu'Alam, But the point was that the Sahabi (RA) lied directly to the Prophet (SAW).

[@Tareekh20]

@@HowToTouch may be at that time it was not forbidded in islam as the hukm of parda came late but just an immoral thing that is.

[@mdkhan3928]

...Is this authentic?🤔

[@DrWoofOfficial]

Yes, I have checked. It is

[@mdkhan3928]

@@DrWoofOfficial 🙏

[@BakrAli10]

​@@DrWoofOfficial Who authenticated it? Source?

[@ThSF-V]

No need to ask that ,that story always happens to us,you lied, sitting in a Group of women..the rest Shaykh said

[@naumanshaikh5989]

Does wahabis are authentic?? Before 1700

[@MariamAdams-q1z]

Why is this narration focussed on so narrowly . If a boss has to have a meeting with female employees and they can be seen and heard by others.

[@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99]

Women only work in the company of other women in Islam. If a boss wishes to address his women employees he could do so briefly over a barrier if he fears Allah Though the matter of khawaat is different from a boss conversing with his employees

[@SDSen]

​@@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99just talk like normal human beings when you need to

[@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99]

@@SDSen I live by Islam not by my desires

[@SDSen]

@@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99 You're not the only one

[@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99]

@@SDSen Alhamdulillah May Allah keep us steadfast

[@taricdarkscythe5754]

This Hadith is weak and false because it is "Mursal" (someone is missing in its transmission). Not to mention that the "Matn" of this hadith (its text) has falsehoods that contradict the many other "Sahih" (Sound) hadiths in which the prophet ﷺ forbids mixing between men and women, looking at them, and talking with them with lean words or for fun. Not to mention it perpetuates that the women were showing their beauty, which is also extremely forbidden and called "Tabaruj". The prophet ﷺ has never passed by a "Munkar" (Sin) without denying it whether by action or words. So it doesn't make sense or stand true that the prophet ﷺ would see so many sins in one situation without vehemently denying them and telling them off. Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said, "Whoever amongst you sees a sin, he must change it with his hand; if he is unable to do so, then with his tongue; and if he is unable to do so, then with his heart; and that is the weakest form of Faith". Changing with the heart is by leaving the place where that sin is being done and leaving its people. For more info about that specific hadith and why it is "Mursal", the link will be down below, just add () to the start of it. The link is from Alukah.net, the website of the Sheikhs and Scholars of the Holy Mosque of Makkah. majles.alukah.net/showthread.php?t=174645

[@STEELZYX]

It's عبدالرحمن

[@Abdu-d6m]

Strange narration

[@WaqasAli-ct7ly]

Delete this comment, if its authentic, you may have committed a huge sin

[@abdullamomak3470]

​@@WaqasAli-ct7lyplease provide the source

[@thapelohoward4143]

❤

[@suzan_sheikh]

Not authentic

[@Morrikunda]

Not authentic does not mean is not hadith, it can mean one of the narrators on the chain has some defects like forgets etc. Is accepted to narrate weak hadith to encourage virtues acts.

[@mogammadallie7426]

​@@Morrikundawhat virtuous acts can we derive from this story?

[@Morrikunda]

Yes you can.​@@mogammadallie7426

[@SalamDawah]

@@mogammadallie7426maybe to not have opposite gender friends + avoid lying

[@SalamDawah]

@@mogammadallie7426forgive everyone and focus on the relationship between you and Allah

[@zaamaan3]

Looks sufi

[@uroosakhan-ez5tl]

Two strange things in the story.. 1stly, a sahabi sitting with ladies ... 2ndly a sahabi not praying in masjid.. sahabis said they used to consider people who didn't pray a kafir, so even hypocrite knew they had to pray in masjid to escape being caught in their kufr

[@hasan-m9o8x]

bru are u dumb, he couldve prayed elsewhere!

[@littlun]

Not praying in the Masjid ≠ "didn't pray"

[@saltymangoparty]

The narration did not say he was not praying.

[@captain117x5]

There wasn't just 1 masjid there, there were others as well , Masjid al Nawabi was the main mosque .

[@lucidniprogramer589]

​@@littlunBut they would always pray in the masjid, as it is waajib, and someone not praying in the masjid was strange.

[@sirazisaacs7916]

This guy

[@carbonlodi1527]

Are you shia?

[@seagull6636]

The shi’a do not wear white turbans and thobes, and they believe that every Sahabi apostated from Islam after Muhammad ﷺ passed away. The speaker cannot be a shi’i. He dresses like a Maliki tho so he may follow the Maliki madhhab

[@mogammadallie7426]

​@@seagull6636he dresses like a Habibi from Yemen

[@orthodoxmuslim8871]

a SaHaabah, correct ur Mawsool

[@biblestudymalayalam-2024]

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[@sheriefkhandalwai9347]

You should doubt all hadith

[@SimplyIslamWithDaiyaan]

Or you should study hadith to understand why we accept it

[@Whysoserious648]

F//uck hadiths

[@ertugrulbae46]

They went out on expedition. That means the women there probably weren't Muslim women. Otherwise..they would have leathered him 😅

[@TooReal4896]

Aurtein chaheye in ko. . Kahaniyon mein bhi aurtein cheheye in ko!

[@minskdhaka]

How about you? Do you want to spend your life without women?

[@safiakhan628]

If you had intelligence you would have deduced the point of the story… that part about women was not even the main part…but don’t worry ur little head about it not everyone has common sense 😏…. And yeah this is my very less mean side I’m working towards there but stupids happen.

[@lester9143]

@@safiakhan628 kya baat kahi hai aapne aapka means side aisa hai to lovely side kaisa hoga

[@canyouhandlethetruth8682]

DEVIANT SUFI STORY! NOT AUTHENTIC!

[@MohamedAhmed-i1t1n]

You do not comprehend the sciences of the aHadith

[@canyouhandlethetruth8682]

@@MohamedAhmed-i1t1n TRUE I DON'T BUT THE MUHADDITH OF THIS ERA, SHAYKH AL ALBANI DOES, SO LEAVE THESE SUFIS AND RETURN TO THE HAQQ

[@doabdulnaser9051]

@@canyouhandlethetruth8682May Allah Azzawjal guide us to the Siratal Musthaqeem and make us from the people of Ahlul Sunnah wal jam’ah and protect us from trails and fitan of Misguided people and also protect us all from the harms of such . امين

[@amaanhussainbarbhuyan9628]

​​@@canyouhandlethetruth8682we too consider you deviant who follows Ibn Abdul Wahab an Najdi

[@MohamedAhmed-i1t1n]

@@canyouhandlethetruth8682 Albani came 8 centuries after bukhari and he is not immune to mistakes and in no position to classify aHadith already classified as either strong weak or fabricated by many muhhadithn before him I would take what he says about Hadith with a grain of salt

[@GilesHartop]

This is a extremely weak Hadith in tirmidhi what is a joke is that this guy is supposed to be a mufti

[@saltymangoparty]

He is trying to teach us to lower our egos and to wish nothing but the best for others. Just because you found it to be classified as weak doesn't mean these events didn't take place in the life of rasool Allah sallalahu alaihi wa salim, we might not take legal rulings from this story, but we can catch glimpses of the character of Rasool Allah, peace be upon him. We should fill our hearts with love for the prophet rather than ill feelings towards the scholars.

[@GilesHartop]

@@saltymangoparty with so many saheeh hadith and ettiquette which is opposite of the weak and fake hadiths this is just a mockery wow so basically if the report was cut off and didnt even reach the prophet you claim it is from him lol the one who collected it said it was weak so what are you chatting it for? too make this fool look good? this is lying against the prophet lying against the sahaba claiming they were jokers and hanged with women this is a grave insult and lie. you are demonstrating blind following and exaggeration regarding this fool who claims his a mufti. couldnt he find saheeh correct hadiths or biography of the sahaba? learn your religion not being stupid

[@logicalconspiracist7741]

@GilesHartop please send link of the weak hadith as well 🤲 Truth needs to be spread! This mufti says just what he wants 🫣

[@191010ak]

Weak does mean fabricated.

[@191010ak]

@FTRTTSPWBF01 my mistake I meant to type ‘does not’ Weak is not fabricated