You have explained this in the best way I have ever heard. I went to a gathering one day and they recited dalail al khayrat never heard it before and that day was my first experience and I and swear that it touched my soul in a way where I felt something that I have no words to describe that feeling it was just amazing and so peaceful
Thank you for this topic. while we are learning and sharing Islamic knowledge with one another, lets never forget our brothers and sisters suffering in Gaza. May Allah bless and protect them and us.
Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Among the strongest in love for me in my nation are some people who will come after me. One of them would wish to see me, even in place of his family and his wealth.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2832 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim
This is what I’ve always said. Those that are against mawlid should just keep their mouth shut instead of calling it innovation. Those that celebrate the best of creation, good for them. The amount of wahabi/salafi sect finger pointing and is extremely annoying and hateful.
Indeed, he told his Companions not to exaggerate about him as the Christians had exaggerated about Jesus (upon whom be peace). He said: “Do not exaggerate about me as the Christians exaggerated about the son of Maryam. I am only a slave, so say, ‘The slave of Allah and His Messenger.’” (Reported by al-Bukhari)
Ahl al bidah always find it annoying when bidah is pointed out - Let me share some authentic narration so you get more annoyed 1. Abdullah b. ‘Umar - Allah be pleased with them both - said: Every bid’ah (religious innovation) is misguidance, even if people think it is good (Hasanah). Al-Lālakā’ī in Sharh Usūl I’tiqād Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamā’ah Vol 1. P134, no.111; and Ibn Battah in Al-Ibānah Al-Kubraa Vol.1 p219, no. 213 2. This narration of Ibn Masud RadiAllahu Anhu destroyes every point you were trying to make (but miserably failed) Abu’l-Bukhturl said: ‘A man told ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud that a group of people used to gather in the masjid after sunset, and one of them says: ‘Say AllahuAkbar this many times, say: ‘SubhanAllah this many times, say: ‘Alhamdulilah this many times. Ibn Mas’ud replied: ‘Next time you see them doing this let me know of their gathering. ‘ So he came to their gathering and when he heard what they were saying, he stood up -and he was a hot tempered man - and said: ‘I am ‘Abdullah Ibn Mas’ud, by the only One worthy of worship, you have come up with a bid’ah out of transgression, and you (seem to think) that you have excelled over Muhammad ﷺ Companions in knowledge.’ ‘Amr Ibn ‘Utbah replied: ‘I seek Allah’s forgiveness.’ Ibn Mas’ud said: ‘Stick to the pathway (the Sunnah). If you go right or left you will become grievously misguided.’ Al-Darimi’s Sunan, 1 /60/210. 3. Imām Sa’īd b. Al-Musayyib - Allāh have mercy on him - once saw a man praying more than two rak’ah after sunrise the beginning of Fajr, making many bows and prostrations, and so he forbade him. The man said, “O Abu Muḥammad, is Allāh going to punish me for praying?” Sa’īd said, “No, but He will punish you for contradicting the Sunnah.” Al-Bayhaqī, As-Sunan Al-Kubraa2:466. graded ṣaḥīḥ by Shaykh Al-Albānī. See Irwā Al-Ghalīl 2:236. Shaykh Al-Albānī writes: This is one of the superb answers given by Sa’īd b. Al-Musayyib - Allāh have mercy on him. It is a strong weapon against heretics (mubtadi’ah) who recommend many different types of religious innovation in the name of them being dhikr and prayer. They then criticize the followers of the Sunnah for criticizing them, and accuse them of censuring dhikr and prayer, when in fact [Ahl Al-Sunnah] are only criticizing the contravention of the Sunnah in matters such as dhikr and prayer.
"WATCH IN 1.5x SPEED IF THE TALKING IS TOO SLOW" Bro if you doubt that your talking is *too* slow, then either someone have made incorrect comments about you or people must be talking in lightspeed in your madrasa. Your talking speed is good, its a bit fast but it doesn't get unintelligible at any part of your speech. You are eloquent and precise with your words, go with your own pace. May Allah grant you jannah and raise us together with the saliheen.
My Question When Abu Bakar r.a was the Caliph,did He celebrate it? When Umar was the Caliph,did He celebrate it, When Uthman was the Caliph,did He celebrate it? When Ali was the Caliph,did He celebrate it? None of them celebrate it Only 2 celebration in Islam Eid Fitri and Eid Adha
Well this is how I know you didn’t watch the video. This was explicitly addressed, and knowledge doesn’t come from 2 minutes, it comes by patience and learning, so give 20 minutes of your time to learning first the principle of this ruling and how it actually originates.
And Indeed every sane Muslim would be joyful at the birth of the Beloved Prophet ﷺ except for Shaytan and his counterparts, as stated: اَنَّ إِبْلِيْسَ رَنَّ أَرْبَعَ رَنَّاتٍ: حِيْنَ لُعِنَ، وَحِيْنَ أُهْبِطَ وَحِيْنَ وُلِدَ رَسُوْلُ اللّٰه صلّى اللّٰه عليه وسلّم وَحِيْنَ أُنْزِلَتِ الْفَاتِحَةُ "Iblis cried loudly four times, first when Allah declared him as cursed, second when he was thrown out, Third When Prophet ﷺ was born and fourth when Surah al-Fatiha was revealed." Reference: ►Ibn Kathir in Al Bidayah wan-Nihayah, Volume No. 2, Page No. 291 Who else cries out in anger and has a bunch of negative things to say when we speak about the birth of our Beloved?
Indeed, he told his Companions not to exaggerate about him as the Christians had exaggerated about Jesus (upon whom be peace). He said: “Do not exaggerate about me as the Christians exaggerated about the son of Maryam. I am only a slave, so say, ‘The slave of Allah and His Messenger.’” (Reported by al-Bukhari)
To be honest, Islam is quite straightforward with its rulings. If we find ourselves needing to take a long route just to make a simple point, then perhaps it's better to avoid it. Even if there's just a 1 percent chance that any act we do is an innovation (bid'ah), staying away from it is the better option, as I wouldn't want the Prophet (pbuh) to turn his back on me. PS: I do appreciate the video because I see a lot of people celebrate it just because their forefathers does it but you're the first person I saw how tried to defend it. JazakAllah.
Assalamu Alaikum brother. I appreciate you giving your opinion. But based on what knowledge and studying are you claiming “Islam is quite straightforward with its ruling”? I mean you certainly arent claiming you know all the rulings and how the 'ulama got to them, are you? The straightforward things were given straightforward rulings, sure. But there are many complex fiqh related issues which are explained in a straightforward way for the masses but they are in no way straightforward themselves. Islam has always been nuanced even with the simple rulings. If you truly go for pursuing an academic knowledge, you'll see that very clearly inshaAllah. And Allah knows best.
Wa alaykum assalam Yes in the future inshaAllah, However in this video if one watches from start to finish and understands all the points, one will realize there is no relationship between the Mawlid the scholars defended and Bid’ah, as it is mustahabb Timestamps will be available later today so that the chapters of the video are shown so people know what is actually addressed here
. Abdullah b. ‘Umar - Allah be pleased with them both - said: Every bid’ah (religious innovation) is misguidance, even if people think it is good (Hasanah). Al-Lālakā’ī in Sharh Usūl I’tiqād Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamā’ah Vol 1. P134, no.111; and Ibn Battah in Al-Ibānah Al-Kubraa Vol.1 p219, no. 213
5:50 Tafsir and classes that have to take place on a specific and recurring day do not become a biddah. But the celebration of the birthday can become a biddah. We don't need to do more than the Sahabas and the favorite generations. That's all I know.
Assalamu Alaykum, dear brother I couldn’t put timestamps yet but towards the middle-end of the video, the answers and explanations are explained regarding Bid’ah, the Sahabah doing it or not doing it, why its important for us as Muslims who strive to be close to the prophet ﷺ- etc. I really do urge you to watch the video in its entirety from start to finish ❤️ If 20 minutes is too long, maybe try speeding it up but listening closely while watching the video May Allah guide us
@@UmarElhashmimasha allah❤❤ Also a singing way like qaseedha also permissible.. Hassaan Ibn Sabith (RA) praised our beloved Rasoolullah with his poetry or qaseedha
@@UmarElhashmi His point is valid you didnt answer it - Tafsir classes or so on are not held on a specific day of a year to get supposed barakah. Abdullah ibn Mas’ud reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, there is nothing to bring you closer to Paradise and distance you from Hellfire but that I have commanded you to do it, and there is nothing to bring you closer to Hellfire and distance you from Paradise but that I have forbidden you from doing it.” Source: Shu’ab al-Imān 9891
As-salaamu alaykum bro could you make a video on bidah hassana with proofs. Many people say that the salaf like Imam al Shafi'i used it Linguistacally. Ibn Rajab Rahimullah said this about Shafi'i
Brother Umar, i think the main contention that the people who don't celebrate the mawlid have is that they say the origins of the mawlid as we see it practiced today started with the shia of the fatimids in egypt and therefore we cannot participate in something they started. What would your response be to that?
This is not true. Maulid was celebreated by all muslims before whether they are Shia or Sunni. Shia Fatimid might have made it official at Government level but they were not the first ones who celebrated it.
Perfect timing Sheikh! I’m still wrapping my mind around this issue and I’m at the point where it’s simply a gathering to send salawat on our beloved. I believe the rebuttal they say is if it’s such a a great act to do, why didn’t the sahaba to tabi3een do it? Then they throw the accusation of innovating something that we may consider greater than what they did. Any thoughts on this? Barakallahufeek
Salam This is addressed in the video twists the middle-end I don’t have exact timestamps yet But after breaking down the definition, a look is given to whether this is a Bidah or not, why it’s emphasized, and what we say to ‘but the sahabah didn’t do it’
Maybe Sheikh make a video that explain that there are no such thing in principle of fiqh like it's bid'ah to doing something that salaf (three generations) didn't do it. In my country, propaganda they spread "If Prophet SAW didn't do it, then it's bid'ah". My teacher was half joking if we follow their logic then we can make book about list of sahabah, our imams, and their imam as ahlul bid'ah and ended in hell because they did something that Prophet didn't do it.
I do not know how to restart the daily prayer of our prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. Could you please tell me how to recite that kind of prayer please? six likes.❤
That means you guys love the prophet صلي الله عليه وسلم more than his companions رضي الله عنهم because you are doing something they didn't even conceive which they were deficient in honoring and loving him صلي الله عليه وسلم
when u limit urself to the opinion of bin baz… albani.. n uthaymeen… then we talk… i know u r scared to go against their opinion.. because ur other club members will label u as a deviant…
Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Among the strongest in love for me in my nation are some people who will come after me. One of them would wish to see me, even in place of his family and his wealth.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2832 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim
@@eerievon2208 You don't even know how to properly address the scholars - sacred of what? sacred of celebrating something which wasn't known even as a deed to the best of generation? yeah sure - you limit yourself to the people who allowed this bidah and its origin is well known. Contrary to this is the position of Ahl-Al-Sunnah-Wal-Jamah: They say about any act or saying that has not been reported from the Companions: “It is an innovation. If there was any good in it, they would have preceded us in doing it, because they have not left off any of the good characteristics except that they hurried to perform them.” [Tafsir ibn kathir Surah al-ahqaf verse 11]
Q 1. Are birthdays mentioned in the noble quran? Q 2. Did the blessed nabi (saw) celebrate his birthday? Q 3. Did the Sahaba celebrate the Mawlid? Q 4. Do the majority of classical scholars approve the mawlid?
Haven't we got more pressing issues to attend to maybe ?The Sahabah (ra) delayed the burrial of the Prophet s.a.w. for the sake of protecting unity and leading and implementing the Deen by appointment of a Khalifah. Today blood is spilled in and around Bayt al-Maqdis. Can we all not just focus on a vital matter for a moment and leave our theological philosophy discussions for a time of luxury ? Maybe we should all study the fiqh of priorities.
As salaam alaikum wa rahmatullah akhi. Respectfully. Why isn't their any authentic aHadeeth that the companions gathered on the day Prophet Muhammad (sallahu alayhi wa sallam) was expected to born. Also, using a halaqah or dunya matters like appointments is weak in my humble opinion. As that is not newly matter in deen. Allahu alam.
Wa alaykum assalam wa rahmatullah wa barakatuh When they gathered together on their own, they did so with the reason of: Thanking Allah for what Allah has bestowed upon them (Islam) ‘through you’ من الله علينا بك This is exactly what the Halaqah of Mawlid is. No different to what the Sahabah did, except that we do it as a recurring event and no doubt that’s allowed to be done Regarding the Halaqaat of Tafseer for example, this is the exact same thing, just switch the topic of tafseer to salawat on the prophet ﷺ and reciting his seerah If tafseer is not a new matter in Deen, then subjects such as Aqeedah are, yet they’d be allowed The sahabah gathered to study tafseer yes, but they never gathered to study aqeedah. Aqeedah as a subject and science came much later And lastly regarding fasting, we do fast on Monday every week as the prophet ﷺ did in gratitude of the blessing of his birth ❤️ Jazakallahu khayran for your respectful comment Wasalam
@@UmarElhashmi Abu’l-Bukhturl said: ‘A man told ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud that a group of people used to gather in the masjid after sunset, and one of them says: ‘Say AllahuAkbar this many times, say: ‘SubhanAllah this many times, say: ‘Alhamdulilah this many times. Ibn Mas’ud replied: ‘Next time you see them doing this let me know of their gathering. ‘ So he came to their gathering and when he heard what they were saying, he stood up -and he was a hot tempered man - and said: ‘I am ‘Abdullah Ibn Mas’ud, by the only One worthy of worship, you have come up with a bid’ah out of transgression, and you (seem to think) that you have excelled over Muhammad ﷺ Companions in knowledge.’ ‘Amr Ibn ‘Utbah replied: ‘I seek Allah’s forgiveness.’ Ibn Mas’ud said: ‘Stick to the pathway (the Sunnah). If you go right or left you will become grievously misguided.’ Al-Darimi’s Sunan, 1 /60/210.
It doesn’t really matter what people do. Nikah and Walima is a Sunnah, yet a large number of Muslims from Muslim countries in their cultural practices include all sorts of haram things in their weddings. That doesn’t change the ruling in Islam. We denounce the haram that happens. But the origin of the act is a good thing In order to get this people need to know the very definition of what is being spoken of when these Fatwas are given. If I say Walima is Sunnah, it doesn’t refer to what all those people do that includes Haram. If I say Mawlid is Mustahabb, it doesn’t refer to what all those people do that includes Haram. This was why the very first thing I did was define what is meant by the Mawlid according to the scholars who have allowed it and all my teachers After watching this video, one realizes that these haram things are explicitly denounced, and only the acts that are approved by Islam are what is recommended to do, and all of that is proven by Quran and Sunnah I even made very clear the hypocrisy of some people who say they’re happy at the prophet ﷺ being born but then do everything in contradiction to what He ﷺ said such as the haram things that happen- these are never defended by any scholar So sure many people include what they want in the mawlid. Don’t do that, don’t listen to that, don’t attend that, don’t follow it- and if they cared to follow Quran and Sunnah, they would act with knowledge and not ignorance as they do
@@UmarElhashmi Salam aleykum, what are your thoughts on shaykh asrar rasheed? He also, I believe, is a graduate of al azhar but is very strongly against the deoband school of thought and a staunch believer that imam ahmad rada khan Barelvi (the founder of barelvis) was a mujaddid/reviver. And that his fatawas of takfeer against the 5 founders of deoband were and still are valid. I ask you this to understand better al azhars - probably nuanced - position regarding this matter, how's the presence of the barelvis and the perception regarding them in al azhar? Any significant/influential ulema from there who were in favour of the barelviyyah? Etc... Things like that. Would appreciate an overview. Jazakallahu khairan.
Salam brother, The deen is not an opinion piece or a newspaper, the deen is complete. Therefore we respect Scholars opinions but they are not the Quran and Sunnah. The prophet (pbuh) clearly said all bidah leads you astray and what leads you astray will take you to hellfire. My own father is a mawlid follower and I still advise him not to go.
Wasalam brother, have you watched the entire video from start to finish? If you have, you would first understand the true definition of a Mawlid, which is not what is common amongst people, and then that there is no bid’ah involved If you haven’t, please watch the whole thing- I know it’s a bit long but for the sake of knowledge- from start to finish May Allah bless you
You have explained this in the best way I have ever heard. I went to a gathering one day and they recited dalail al khayrat never heard it before and that day was my first experience and I and swear that it touched my soul in a way where I felt something that I have no words to describe that feeling it was just amazing and so peaceful
و شَهِدَ شَاهِدٌ مِنهم
Allahu Akbar ❤️
Dalaa’il ul-Khayrat is a book that subhanallah has something special to it no doubt
The dalail is truely a treasure. Also try reading jaliyatul ekdar was sayful bettar
@@UmarElhashmi Yh definitely, I believe that just by hearing it on that day absolutely beautiful
@@TimeflowBratan I will have a look in to that thank you
Assalam Alaikum Warehmatullah
Which country is this book available in and what's that about? @@TimeflowBratan
Thank you for this topic. while we are learning and sharing Islamic knowledge with one another, lets never forget our brothers and sisters suffering in Gaza. May Allah bless and protect them and us.
Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Among the strongest in love for me in my nation are some people who will come after me. One of them would wish to see me, even in place of his family and his wealth.”
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2832
Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim
Subhan’Allah a very simplistic way of explaining such a matter May Allah reward you and keep us all upon the truth.
This is what I’ve always said. Those that are against mawlid should just keep their mouth shut instead of calling it innovation. Those that celebrate the best of creation, good for them. The amount of wahabi/salafi sect finger pointing and is extremely annoying and hateful.
Indeed, he told his Companions not to exaggerate about him as the Christians had exaggerated about Jesus (upon whom be peace). He said: “Do not exaggerate about me as the Christians exaggerated about the son of Maryam. I am only a slave, so say, ‘The slave of Allah and His Messenger.’” (Reported by al-Bukhari)
Mawlid is a bid'ah. Get it through your head.
Ahl al bidah always find it annoying when bidah is pointed out - Let me share some authentic narration so you get more annoyed
1. Abdullah b. ‘Umar - Allah be pleased with them both - said:
Every bid’ah (religious innovation) is misguidance, even if people think it is good (Hasanah).
Al-Lālakā’ī in Sharh Usūl I’tiqād Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamā’ah Vol 1. P134, no.111; and Ibn Battah in Al-Ibānah Al-Kubraa Vol.1 p219, no. 213
2. This narration of Ibn Masud RadiAllahu Anhu destroyes every point you were trying to make (but miserably failed)
Abu’l-Bukhturl said:
‘A man told ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud that a group of people used to gather in the masjid after sunset, and one of them says: ‘Say AllahuAkbar this many times, say: ‘SubhanAllah this many times, say: ‘Alhamdulilah this many times. Ibn Mas’ud replied: ‘Next time you see them doing this let me know of their gathering. ‘ So he came to their gathering and when he heard what they were saying, he stood up -and he was a hot tempered man - and said: ‘I am ‘Abdullah Ibn Mas’ud, by the only One worthy of worship, you have come up with a bid’ah out of transgression, and you (seem to think) that you have excelled over Muhammad ﷺ Companions in knowledge.’ ‘Amr Ibn ‘Utbah replied: ‘I seek Allah’s forgiveness.’ Ibn Mas’ud said: ‘Stick to the pathway (the Sunnah). If you go right or left you will become grievously misguided.’
Al-Darimi’s Sunan, 1 /60/210.
3. Imām Sa’īd b. Al-Musayyib - Allāh have mercy on him - once saw a man praying more than two rak’ah after sunrise the beginning of Fajr, making many bows and prostrations, and so he forbade him. The man said, “O Abu Muḥammad, is Allāh going to punish me for praying?” Sa’īd said, “No, but He will punish you for contradicting the Sunnah.”
Al-Bayhaqī, As-Sunan Al-Kubraa2:466. graded ṣaḥīḥ by Shaykh Al-Albānī. See Irwā Al-Ghalīl 2:236.
Shaykh Al-Albānī writes:
This is one of the superb answers given by Sa’īd b. Al-Musayyib - Allāh have mercy on him. It is a strong weapon against heretics (mubtadi’ah) who recommend many different types of religious innovation in the name of them being dhikr and prayer. They then criticize the followers of the Sunnah for criticizing them, and accuse them of censuring dhikr and prayer, when in fact [Ahl Al-Sunnah] are only criticizing the contravention of the Sunnah in matters such as dhikr and prayer.
Hopefully you can continue this channel. Maybe in this time, ur channel are having little subs. But hope this can be growing and growing.
Insha allah
"WATCH IN 1.5x SPEED IF THE TALKING IS TOO SLOW"
Bro if you doubt that your talking is *too* slow, then either someone have made incorrect comments about you or people must be talking in lightspeed in your madrasa. Your talking speed is good, its a bit fast but it doesn't get unintelligible at any part of your speech. You are eloquent and precise with your words, go with your own pace. May Allah grant you jannah and raise us together with the saliheen.
Haha, it might just be me, I can't watch youtube videos in normal speed they're always 1.5 - 2x lol. Ameen and yourself
Salaam, you planning on doing a video on istigatha and tawassul
Wasalam, yes inshaAllah soon
Asalamu alaikum
jazakallah ul khaira kaseera
Deep respect from kashmiri [ a Hanafi ]🤍
Appreciate ur work
May Allah preserve u
My Question
When Abu Bakar r.a was the Caliph,did He celebrate it?
When Umar was the Caliph,did He celebrate it,
When Uthman was the Caliph,did He celebrate it?
When Ali was the Caliph,did He celebrate it?
None of them celebrate it
Only 2 celebration in Islam
Eid Fitri and Eid Adha
Well this is how I know you didn’t watch the video. This was explicitly addressed, and knowledge doesn’t come from 2 minutes, it comes by patience and learning, so give 20 minutes of your time to learning first the principle of this ruling and how it actually originates.
Can you make a video regarding bayhaqi and his aqeedah
Akhi, it would be good if you could put the references of the where the scholars which you stated who allowed mawlid. Jazakallahu Khayr.
Just Google it it’s all there I promise 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing.
And Indeed every sane Muslim would be joyful at the birth of the Beloved Prophet ﷺ except for Shaytan and his counterparts, as stated:
اَنَّ إِبْلِيْسَ رَنَّ أَرْبَعَ رَنَّاتٍ: حِيْنَ لُعِنَ، وَحِيْنَ أُهْبِطَ وَحِيْنَ وُلِدَ رَسُوْلُ اللّٰه صلّى اللّٰه عليه وسلّم وَحِيْنَ أُنْزِلَتِ الْفَاتِحَةُ
"Iblis cried loudly four times, first when Allah declared him as cursed, second when he was thrown out, Third When Prophet ﷺ was born and fourth when Surah al-Fatiha was revealed."
Reference:
►Ibn Kathir in Al Bidayah wan-Nihayah, Volume No. 2, Page No. 291
Who else cries out in anger and has a bunch of negative things to say when we speak about the birth of our Beloved?
Indeed, he told his Companions not to exaggerate about him as the Christians had exaggerated about Jesus (upon whom be peace). He said: “Do not exaggerate about me as the Christians exaggerated about the son of Maryam. I am only a slave, so say, ‘The slave of Allah and His Messenger.’” (Reported by al-Bukhari)
To be honest, Islam is quite straightforward with its rulings. If we find ourselves needing to take a long route just to make a simple point, then perhaps it's better to avoid it. Even if there's just a 1 percent chance that any act we do is an innovation (bid'ah), staying away from it is the better option, as I wouldn't want the Prophet (pbuh) to turn his back on me.
PS: I do appreciate the video because I see a lot of people celebrate it just because their forefathers does it but you're the first person I saw how tried to defend it. JazakAllah.
Assalamu Alaikum brother. I appreciate you giving your opinion. But based on what knowledge and studying are you claiming “Islam is quite straightforward with its ruling”? I mean you certainly arent claiming you know all the rulings and how the 'ulama got to them, are you? The straightforward things were given straightforward rulings, sure. But there are many complex fiqh related issues which are explained in a straightforward way for the masses but they are in no way straightforward themselves. Islam has always been nuanced even with the simple rulings. If you truly go for pursuing an academic knowledge, you'll see that very clearly inshaAllah.
And Allah knows best.
Assalaamu alaikum Sheikh umar, can you make a comprehensive video on bidah hasanah? I think that’s the main contention.
Wa alaykum assalam
Yes in the future inshaAllah,
However in this video if one watches from start to finish and understands all the points, one will realize there is no relationship between the Mawlid the scholars defended and Bid’ah, as it is mustahabb
Timestamps will be available later today so that the chapters of the video are shown so people know what is actually addressed here
. Abdullah b. ‘Umar - Allah be pleased with them both - said:
Every bid’ah (religious innovation) is misguidance, even if people think it is good (Hasanah).
Al-Lālakā’ī in Sharh Usūl I’tiqād Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamā’ah Vol 1. P134, no.111; and Ibn Battah in Al-Ibānah Al-Kubraa Vol.1 p219, no. 213
Just like ramadan people get a spiritual awakening the mawlid serves the same purpose.
5:50 Tafsir and classes that have to take place on a specific and recurring day do not become a biddah. But the celebration of the birthday can become a biddah. We don't need to do more than the Sahabas and the favorite generations. That's all I know.
Assalamu Alaykum, dear brother
I couldn’t put timestamps yet but towards the middle-end of the video, the answers and explanations are explained regarding Bid’ah, the Sahabah doing it or not doing it, why its important for us as Muslims who strive to be close to the prophet ﷺ- etc.
I really do urge you to watch the video in its entirety from start to finish ❤️
If 20 minutes is too long, maybe try speeding it up but listening closely while watching the video
May Allah guide us
@@UmarElhashmiameen, also nice haircut Allahumma barik.
@@UmarElhashmimasha allah❤❤
Also a singing way like qaseedha also permissible.. Hassaan Ibn Sabith (RA) praised our beloved Rasoolullah with his poetry or qaseedha
@@UmarElhashmi His point is valid you didnt answer it - Tafsir classes or so on are not held on a specific day of a year to get supposed barakah.
Abdullah ibn Mas’ud reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, there is nothing to bring you closer to Paradise and distance you from Hellfire but that I have commanded you to do it, and there is nothing to bring you closer to Hellfire and distance you from Paradise but that I have forbidden you from doing it.”
Source: Shu’ab al-Imān 9891
As-salaamu alaykum bro could you make a video on bidah hassana with proofs. Many people say that the salaf like Imam al Shafi'i used it Linguistacally. Ibn Rajab Rahimullah said this about Shafi'i
100 percent correct. Wallahi it happened to be just this Sunday.
Jazak Allahu khayran.
Brother Umar, i think the main contention that the people who don't celebrate the mawlid have is that they say the origins of the mawlid as we see it practiced today started with the shia of the fatimids in egypt and therefore we cannot participate in something they started. What would your response be to that?
This is not true. Maulid was celebreated by all muslims before whether they are Shia or Sunni. Shia Fatimid might have made it official at Government level but they were not the first ones who celebrated it.
Perfect timing Sheikh! I’m still wrapping my mind around this issue and I’m at the point where it’s simply a gathering to send salawat on our beloved. I believe the rebuttal they say is if it’s such a a great act to do, why didn’t the sahaba to tabi3een do it? Then they throw the accusation of innovating something that we may consider greater than what they did. Any thoughts on this? Barakallahufeek
Salam
This is addressed in the video twists the middle-end
I don’t have exact timestamps yet
But after breaking down the definition, a look is given to whether this is a Bidah or not, why it’s emphasized, and what we say to ‘but the sahabah didn’t do it’
Maybe Sheikh make a video that explain that there are no such thing in principle of fiqh like it's bid'ah to doing something that salaf (three generations) didn't do it.
In my country, propaganda they spread "If Prophet SAW didn't do it, then it's bid'ah". My teacher was half joking if we follow their logic then we can make book about list of sahabah, our imams, and their imam as ahlul bid'ah and ended in hell because they did something that Prophet didn't do it.
I do not know how to restart the daily prayer of our prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. Could you please tell me how to recite that kind of prayer please? six likes.❤
اللهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَىٰ مُحَمَّد
Allahumma salli 'alaa Muhammad
اللهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَىٰ مُحَمَّد وَعَلَىٰ آلِ مُحَمَّد
Allahumma salli 'alaa Muhammad wa 'alaa 'Aali Muhammad
That means you guys love the prophet صلي الله عليه وسلم more than his companions رضي الله عنهم because you are doing something they didn't even conceive which they were deficient in honoring and loving him صلي الله عليه وسلم
You definitely didn’t watch the entire video lol
when u limit urself to the opinion of bin baz… albani.. n uthaymeen… then we talk… i know u r scared to go against their opinion.. because ur other club members will label u as a deviant…
Abu Huraira reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Among the strongest in love for me in my nation are some people who will come after me. One of them would wish to see me, even in place of his family and his wealth.”
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2832
Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim
@@eerievon2208 You don't even know how to properly address the scholars - sacred of what? sacred of celebrating something which wasn't known even as a deed to the best of generation? yeah sure - you limit yourself to the people who allowed this bidah and its origin is well known.
Contrary to this is the position of Ahl-Al-Sunnah-Wal-Jamah:
They say about any act or saying that has not been reported from the Companions:
“It is an innovation. If there was any good in it, they would have preceded us in doing it, because they have not left off any of the good characteristics except that they hurried to perform them.”
[Tafsir ibn kathir Surah al-ahqaf verse 11]
waiting for this topic from you....
Q 1. Are birthdays mentioned in the noble quran?
Q 2. Did the blessed nabi (saw) celebrate his birthday?
Q 3. Did the Sahaba celebrate the Mawlid?
Q 4. Do the majority of classical scholars approve the mawlid?
1. No
2. No
3. No
4. Deed wasn't even known to salaf
Haven't we got more pressing issues to attend to maybe ?The Sahabah (ra) delayed the burrial of the Prophet s.a.w. for the sake of protecting unity and leading and implementing the Deen by appointment of a Khalifah.
Today blood is spilled in and around Bayt al-Maqdis. Can we all not just focus on a vital matter for a moment and leave our theological philosophy discussions for a time of luxury ?
Maybe we should all study the fiqh of priorities.
Pretty good video! MashaAllah
ic celebrating birthdays with cake, candles and decorations permissible? and why? if not, jazakallah
it is , because its not a part of worship and religion
But it is risky and dangerous to blow out a candle, right?
My problem and the ulema I follow is how it is celebrated ... IE. Marching in the street like Shia or having music festivals... Jzk for the video
Whatever is the reason for remembering prophet or any issue in Islam is absolute necessity and is permissible. The rest is nonsence.
Simply great....
Masha Allahu just wahabi has a problem with Mowliid
Either way people shouldn't get bombed for it
Hence the first point I made in the video 🤲🏻
As salaam alaikum wa rahmatullah akhi.
Respectfully. Why isn't their any authentic aHadeeth that the companions gathered on the day Prophet Muhammad (sallahu alayhi wa sallam) was expected to born.
Also, using a halaqah or dunya matters like appointments is weak in my humble opinion.
As that is not newly matter in deen.
Allahu alam.
One more point. If Muslims follow the sunnah, why not just fast on that day.
Wa alaykum assalam wa rahmatullah wa barakatuh
When they gathered together on their own, they did so with the reason of: Thanking Allah for what Allah has bestowed upon them (Islam) ‘through you’
من الله علينا بك
This is exactly what the Halaqah of Mawlid is. No different to what the Sahabah did, except that we do it as a recurring event and no doubt that’s allowed to be done
Regarding the Halaqaat of Tafseer for example, this is the exact same thing, just switch the topic of tafseer to salawat on the prophet ﷺ and reciting his seerah
If tafseer is not a new matter in Deen, then subjects such as Aqeedah are, yet they’d be allowed
The sahabah gathered to study tafseer yes, but they never gathered to study aqeedah. Aqeedah as a subject and science came much later
And lastly regarding fasting, we do fast on Monday every week as the prophet ﷺ did in gratitude of the blessing of his birth ❤️
Jazakallahu khayran for your respectful comment
Wasalam
@@UmarElhashmi Abu’l-Bukhturl said:
‘A man told ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud that a group of people used to gather in the masjid after sunset, and one of them says: ‘Say AllahuAkbar this many times, say: ‘SubhanAllah this many times, say: ‘Alhamdulilah this many times. Ibn Mas’ud replied: ‘Next time you see them doing this let me know of their gathering. ‘ So he came to their gathering and when he heard what they were saying, he stood up -and he was a hot tempered man - and said: ‘I am ‘Abdullah Ibn Mas’ud, by the only One worthy of worship, you have come up with a bid’ah out of transgression, and you (seem to think) that you have excelled over Muhammad ﷺ Companions in knowledge.’ ‘Amr Ibn ‘Utbah replied: ‘I seek Allah’s forgiveness.’ Ibn Mas’ud said: ‘Stick to the pathway (the Sunnah). If you go right or left you will become grievously misguided.’
Al-Darimi’s Sunan, 1 /60/210.
It’s a permissible bidah
The situation in Indian subcontinent is on a whole different level. The majority of the mawlid celebration is done in a haram way.
It doesn’t really matter what people do.
Nikah and Walima is a Sunnah, yet a large number of Muslims from Muslim countries in their cultural practices include all sorts of haram things in their weddings.
That doesn’t change the ruling in Islam.
We denounce the haram that happens. But the origin of the act is a good thing
In order to get this people need to know the very definition of what is being spoken of when these Fatwas are given.
If I say Walima is Sunnah, it doesn’t refer to what all those people do that includes Haram.
If I say Mawlid is Mustahabb, it doesn’t refer to what all those people do that includes Haram.
This was why the very first thing I did was define what is meant by the Mawlid according to the scholars who have allowed it and all my teachers
After watching this video, one realizes that these haram things are explicitly denounced, and only the acts that are approved by Islam are what is recommended to do, and all of that is proven by Quran and Sunnah
I even made very clear the hypocrisy of some people who say they’re happy at the prophet ﷺ being born but then do everything in contradiction to what He ﷺ said such as the haram things that happen- these are never defended by any scholar
So sure many people include what they want in the mawlid. Don’t do that, don’t listen to that, don’t attend that, don’t follow it- and if they cared to follow Quran and Sunnah, they would act with knowledge and not ignorance as they do
@@UmarElhashmi Salam aleykum, what are your thoughts on shaykh asrar rasheed? He also, I believe, is a graduate of al azhar but is very strongly against the deoband school of thought and a staunch believer that imam ahmad rada khan Barelvi (the founder of barelvis) was a mujaddid/reviver. And that his fatawas of takfeer against the 5 founders of deoband were and still are valid. I ask you this to understand better al azhars - probably nuanced - position regarding this matter, how's the presence of the barelvis and the perception regarding them in al azhar? Any significant/influential ulema from there who were in favour of the barelviyyah? Etc... Things like that. Would appreciate an overview. Jazakallahu khairan.
Salam brother, The deen is not an opinion piece or a newspaper, the deen is complete. Therefore we respect Scholars opinions but they are not the Quran and Sunnah. The prophet (pbuh) clearly said all bidah leads you astray and what leads you astray will take you to hellfire. My own father is a mawlid follower and I still advise him not to go.
Wasalam brother, have you watched the entire video from start to finish?
If you have, you would first understand the true definition of a Mawlid, which is not what is common amongst people, and then that there is no bid’ah involved
If you haven’t, please watch the whole thing- I know it’s a bit long but for the sake of knowledge- from start to finish
May Allah bless you
Question pls. What finger can ring be won @UmarElhashmi
Salam
Any finger
@@UmarElhashmiare you sure akhi Muslim (2078) says otherwise