Muslims Till Death:
AS AS SALAAMU ALAYKUM WARAHMATULLAH WABARAKAATUHU. LET'S START TONIGHT'S EDUCATION. OUR TOPIC IS 👇. *AQEEDAH AT-TAWHEED (Episode 17)*___*PAGE 1*___.
And He says: *"Whoso obeys the Messenger obeys Allah."* (4:80)
There are many similar Ayat. At times, Allah commands his obedience individually saying: *"And obey the Messenger, that you may be shown mercy."* (24:56)
And at times, Allah threatens those who disobey His Messenger, according to the following Ayah *"So let those who defy His command beware lest a trial afflicts them, or receive a grievous punishment."* (24:63).
___*PAGE 2*___.
✍️...
Which means to be afflicted by affliction in their hearts such as, infidelity, hypocrisy, Bid'ah (innovation), or by painful torment in this world by execution, castigation, imprisonment, or any other hasty punishment. Allah has made obeying the Messenger and following him as a means for attaining the love of Allah to His slave, and forgiving his sins. Allah says: *"Say, 'If you love Allah, follow me then Allah will love you, and forgive your sins."* (3:31).
___*PAGE 3*___.
✍️...
He also made his obedience as a means of guidance, and his opposition and disobedience as a means of deviation. Allah, the Exalted, says: *"And if you obey him, you will be rightly guided."* (24:54)
And He says: *"But if they do not respond to you, then know that they only follow their own whims. And who is more erring than the one who follows his whims without guidance from Allah? Verily, Allah does not guide the unjust people."* (28:50).
___*PAGE 4*___.
✍️...
Allah, the Exalted, has set him as a paradigm for His Ummah to follow. He said: *"Verily you have in the Messenger of Allah an excellent model, for him who fears Allah and the Last Day and who remembers Allah much."* (33:21)
In his comment on this Ayah; *Ibn Kathir, may Allah grant him His mercy, said:* _"This noble ayah is a central fundamental for emulating the Messenger of Allah in his utterances, actions, and affairs. Also for this reason, Allah, the Exalted, commanded people to follow the example of the Prophet in the battle of the Clans, in his perseverance in combat as well as his waiting patiently for the victory from his Rubb, Glory be to Him. May Allah exalt his mention, and render him safe from evil, continuously until the Day of Resurrection._
___*PAGE 5*___.
✍️...
Allah has repeated the command to the believers *to obey the Messenger and follow him in about forty places in the Qur'an.* The need for knowing the details of the Message with which he was sent, and following him is greater than one's need for food and drink. *Because if food and drink are not available, death will ensue in this world. But when the Messenger is neither obeyed nor followed, permanent torment and misery will ensue.*
___*PAGE 6*___.
✍️...
The Prophet commanded his Ummah to follow him in terms of fulfilling acts of worship and performing them in the same manner which he did.
He said: _*"Pray as you see me praying."*_ [Bukhari]
And he said: _*"Learn from me your rituals of Hajj."*_ [Muslim]
And he said: _*"He who introduces an act of worship not substantiated by our deen, it shall be rejected."*_ [Agreed upon]
And He said: _*"He who turns away from my Sunnah, does not belong to me."*_ [Agreed upon ]
There are many other similar texts that include the command of emulating and adhering to him and forbid opposing him.
___*PAGE 7*___.
✍️...
▪️ *The legitimacy of supplicating Allah to exalt the Messenger's mention and render him safe from evils.*
➖➖➖
It is the right of the Messenger of Allah upon his Ummah to supplicate Allah to exalt his mention, and render him safe from evil as Allah, the Exalted, says: *"Allah and His angels praise the Prophet. O you who believe! pray Allah to praise him, and exalt his mention, and render him safe from evil."*(33:56).
___*PAGE 8*___.
✍️...
The meaning of the Salaat of Allah for him is Allah praising him in the angelic sphere, and the Salat of the angels for him means the angels supplicating Allah to praise him, while the Salat of the humans is the request for forgiveness. Allah, the Exalted, announces in the above Ayat the rank and the status of his slave and Prophet, in His supreme sphere, by praising him in the presence of the angels who are in His proximity. The angels too supplicate Allah to praise him, then Allah, the Exalted, commands the habitant of the lower world (this world) to supplicate Allah to praise him and render him safe from evil.
___*PAGE 9*___.
✍️...
Thus, to combine the praise for the Prophet from both, the habitants of the upper and the lower worlds. The meaning of (Sallimu Taslima) greets him with the greeting of Islam, (Assalamu alaikum warahmatallahi) that is, when one concludes his Salat by reciting as Salat al Ibrahimiyah, he combines between the Salat and the Taslim, rather than to be satisfied with one only. That is, you should not say Sallalahu alihi only or alihi as salam only, rather combine both, as Salat and as-Salam. Supplicating Allah for the Prophet is legitimate on many occasions; either a must in some or emphasized in another.
___*PAGE 10*___.
✍️..
*Ibn al Qayyim, may Allah grant him His mercy,* _mentioned in his book Jala-ul-afham about forty-one occasions, beginning with the most emphasized during the Salat, at the end of Tashahhud. Muslims are at unison on its legitimacy but are at variance with regard to its incumbency. He also mentioned among those occasions that such supplication to be added at the end of the Qanoot, in the Khutba of Jumuah, the two Eed prayers, Istisqaa (A prayer for rain) and upon responding to the Adhan and at the end of any supplication, upon entering and exiting the Masjid, and upon mentioning his name; Sallalahu alaihi wa sallam.
___*PAGE 11*___
✍️...
End of Today's Education. Subhanakallahuma wabihamdik ash-Hadu an llaaila Ilan Anta wastagfiruka wa atuuubu ilayhi.*We shall continue on this topic tomorrow in sha Allah*. May Allah Azza wajjala strengthen and make us steadfast in faith. May HE accept our ibaadat and grant us the Good in this World and the Hereafter. May Allah Azza wa jalla forgive and grant us Jannah...Aa MIN
Comments
Post a Comment