You Wont Understand The Quran Unless… Traits to give up pt.2 -Sheikh Salih al-Usaymi

[@artachi2420]

May Allah SWT bless the Sheik. May Allah also bless you for translating these works

[@alhassansibawoe9843]

May Allah protect Sheikh Al Usaymi, Ameen.

[@AbdullahIbrahimMusa]

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: "Whoever says: ‏ (Subhana Allaahi wa bihamdihi) a hundred times during the day, his sins are wiped away, even if they were as much as foam of the sea." (Sahih Bukhari 6405)

[@khushbooJahanRiaz]

Aaameen Rabbil Aaalameen...MaaShaaAllaah MaaShaaAllaah Laa Quwwata illaah billaaah...Allaahummaa Baarik Laha Shaykh...Laa Hawlaa Walaa Quwwata Illaaah billaaah...Allaah preserve u Shaykh grant u more knowledge love foe Allah and his Prophet Muhammad Sallallaaahu Alaihi Wasalllaam...Aaameen Rabbil Aaalameen ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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جَزَاكَ ٱللَّٰهُ خَيْرًا‎. May Allah preserve the Shaykh and continue making him a source in benefiting the ummah. آمیـــــــــــــن

[@rosesyed7408]

جزاك الله خيرا كثيرا عافيه

[@MasturahAgoro-en6tr]

Assalamu alaykum warahmatuLLAHI wabarakaatuh sir. In the video, I noticed an error in 2:28. It was translated as Allah will open a gate of apprehension. It shouldn't be apprehension sir, Perhaps understanding or comprehension.

[@IbrahimAhmed-nr4lb]

Assalam o aliqum where can we find other parts of this lecture series.

[@IbnAzmi]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Where is the part one? جزا ك الله خيرا

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKu6aWWomMdpfJo و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته و جزاك خيرا

[@wazimkhan9424]

Very great dars. Can I know which kitab the Shaikh is teaching

[@humanaccount2754]

جزاكم الله خيرا however a lot of the translation was either wrong or weak, i hope that can be resolved. maybe u used an automatic translator, but i wud recommend either running it through yourself or with someone else who has good English and Arabic (epecially for shaykh usaymiyy may Allaah preserve him, as he is well spoken so needs good comprehension).

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

و جزاكم You never pointed out what the mistakes or weaknesses were?

[@ismail62]

where is part 1 pls?

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

The 20 points for cleaning the vessel (heart) ... which shaykh referred ...what is that exactly. A book? Please share the name. بارك الله فيكم

[@bassamabdulkalam7312]

Thadheemul ilm by salih al osaimy hafidhahullah

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

​@@bassamabdulkalam7312 Tazeemul Ilm ? Ok SubhanAllah So this is one of the points from that book...right?

[@bassamabdulkalam7312]

Yes, he explains about the 20 points which needs to be taken care of while the student of knowledge start his ilm journey.

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

​@@bassamabdulkalam7312 Jazakumullahu khayran

[@AlinaHashmi-rv1ky]

Does someone know there source of the hadith?

[@revivingiman4701]

Where do Shaykh Usaymi give his lectures?

[@shaiksadik3361]

Prophet Masjid sallahu alihuwa sallam i think so

[@hermithmza]

Asalamu alaykum my dear brothers, I noticed the recitation of the hadith sounds similar to the Quran, is this how hadith are transmitted in the Arabic language? Jazakumullahu khayran

[@ahmed0452]

As long as the ruling of reciting Quran (Ahkam Tajweed -ikfah and ithhar etc.) is not present then it is fine to recite in this matter Hadith, it has also been reported by the salaf may Allah be pleased with them, for more info watch this video where a student asks that it not be read in that matter. You can hear this Shayck’s reply kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6e8qIxshspqmbMsi=dA-Pc-JRYD8GUuji

[@violent.bubbles]

Can I ask why the one reading the Hadith is reciting the Hadith like that? Is it okay to do so and why?

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

They just do it to make the Matn easier for them to memorise and yes it is okay

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

@@Abdul_Ahad_9031 don’t mix things and and don’t speak on matter that you are ignorant of, Al-Arifi was reciting his own speech not Hadith, He was reciting nonsense basically, How are you comparing that to the prophet’s speech, pls stay silent next time because such comments might cobfuse people

[@alifofana4974]

@@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudanibrother the second message is not how to advise a person. Advise people with kindly and with wisdom. He was just asking in the first place.

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

@@alifofana4974 Know what happened before you speak brother, The second reply was not directed to the initial comment, Rather it was for an ignoramus who compared reciting mutoon to what al-Arifi did which shows complete ignoranceand spreading of misinformation, If you’re unsure about any issue on the deen YOU SHOULD NEVER GIVE AN ANSWER, So he should’ve said Allah knows best and not recklessly give a fatwa hence why my reply was the way it was

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@@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani oh sorry please forgive me it was just an misunderstanding. You’re right in fact 💯

[@abu.bakr.al.albani27]

Selam aleykum akhi! How can I contact you in private? Jazakallah khair!

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

و عليكم السلام May I know what’s it regarding please? و جزاك خيرا

[@AbuAbbas3]

Where is part one ?

[@Akhi_Umar]

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[@zainkazi8189]

It’s called “Harms of Envy” on this channel

[@peaceever191]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته Is blacksmith a bad job please answer to this question. Please ask to scholars

[@acethegreat2946]

It’s a noble profession and a much needed one. Prophet Dawud عليه السلام was a blacksmith. You can find this in Surah saba verses 10 and 11. Al-Miqdam ibn Ma’dikarib reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “No meal eaten by one of you is better than the meal he eats from the work of his own hands. Verily, the Prophet of Allah, David, upon him be peace, would eat from the work of his own hands.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 1966 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Bukhari Aisha reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, the most wholesome food a man can eat is that which he has earned.” Source: Sunan al-Nasā’ī 4397 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani

[@peaceever191]

@@acethegreat2946 جزاكم الله خير بارك الله فيكم Akhi, my doubt was about that I noticed the hadith about comparison of good and bad friend then I thought that the job of blacksmith is bad can you ask this question to any scholar that you know. Or is that hadeeth tells us as a friend I must be like must seller not like blacksmith. And job of blacksmith is a good job as the above hadeeth mentioned. If you know can you explain

[@gulletinoaden6268]

@@peaceever191 My brother, I have learnt that the meaning of the hadeeth is that the place where the blacksmith works is very hot and being near it might cause your clothes to burn and catch fire. Also, the smell of the burning will make your clothes smell bad. This is the example of a bad friend because being near a bad friend will bring you no benefit but only harm in the worldly life and in the hereafter, just like being near the workplace of a blacksmith will bring you harm. The perfume seller is the exact opposite. Being near their workplace will make your clothes smell good because of the perfumes. The perfume seller might give you a free sample of perfume to let you try it on. Just being around the shop will make you clothes smell good. This is the example of the good friend as they will always benefit you to remember Allaah. Just only being near them is a benefit, just like being near a perfume shop is a pleasant thing. I hope this makes things clear to you In Shaa Allaah. Being a blacksmith is a noble job ya akhi and of course halal. It is only an example used to make understanding easier. The blacksmith forge is very severe in heat and smell and smoke, that will effect those standing nearby, just like a bad friend will negatively affect anyone that hangs around near them.

[@peaceever191]

@@gulletinoaden6268 بارك الله فيكم وجزاكم الله خير

[@blobtown350]

Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh akhi, ahsanallah ilaykum. Where do I find part 1?

[@SouthLondonJamaican]

SubhanALLAH I’ve just been searching for part 1 getting all EXCITED looks like a Good Topic Someone please post link for part 1

[@Abu_Haytham_as_Sudani]

Wa alaykom assalam Akhi this is part to of a series that I’ll set up a playlist for later in shaa Allah, The pt1 is the video before the last which is called the Harms of envy which is linked at the end, It will be just contain a list of traits that a student of knowledge should have and the traits that a student of knowledge should give up Barak Allah feek

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