Ancestors of Prophet Muhammad | Seerat un nabi Part 4 | Nizar, Mudar and Ilyas | Syed Saad Qadri

Thinking Muslim
20 Aug 202012:19

Summary

TLDRThe video explores the lineage of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), focusing on his ancestors, Nizar, Mudhar, and Ilyas. It highlights the special divine light (nur) passed down through generations, symbolizing the Prophet's coming. Nizar was admired for his beauty and wisdom, while Mudhar was known for his melodious voice, wisdom, and contribution to the tradition of guiding camel caravans with rhythmic songs. Ilyas, a respected tribal leader, promoted righteousness and justice, revered as a wise and handsome figure who led his people back to moral integrity.

Takeaways

  • 📜 Nizar, the son of Adanan, had the nur (light) of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ between his eyes when he was born, and this made his father very happy and thankful to Allah.
  • 🐫 Nizar’s father celebrated his birth by slaughtering camels and inviting people of all statuses to a large feast.
  • 🌟 Nizar stood out from others because of the special nur that would pass down through generations, eventually reaching Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
  • 👑 Nizar was so honored that kings would stand up in his presence due to his noble status.
  • 💡 Mudhar, Nizar’s son, inherited this nur and was known for his wisdom, intelligence, and exceptional voice.
  • 🎶 Mudhar is credited with starting the tradition of 'hadi,' a rhythmic chant used to soothe and guide camels during long journeys.
  • 👨‍👦 Nizar advised his sons to consult a man in Najran for any disputes after his death, which they did when a conflict arose over inheritance.
  • 🕌 Mudhar followed the religion of Isma'il (Islam), and some people believe his grave is located in Rauha.
  • ⚖️ Elias, Mudhar’s son, was a chief among the Arabs and known for his wisdom and leadership, resolving disputes and sacrificing animals to the Kaaba.
  • 🕊️ Elias also worked to reform his people, encouraging them to leave behind evil practices and return to the path of righteousness.

Q & A

  • Who is Nizar, and what was significant about his birth according to the seerah?

    -Nizar, the son of Adanana, is an ancestor of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). At his birth, it was reported that the 'Nur' (light) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) sparkled between his eyes. His father celebrated his birth by slaughtering many camels and inviting people of all statuses to a large feast.

  • Why was Nizar given this name, and what did his father say about him?

    -Nizar was given his name after his father declared that no amount of wealth was too great to celebrate his honorable child. His father believed that Nizar was the most beautiful and intelligent person of his time.

  • What is known about Mudhar, Nizar’s son?

    -Mudhar, Nizar’s son, inherited the 'Nur' of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He was very handsome, wise, and had an exceptionally melodious voice. His voice was so captivating that it helped soothe camels during long journeys, a practice that became known as 'Hadi,' the tradition of reciting rhythmic words to lead camel caravans.

  • How did Mudhar come to develop the tradition of 'Hadi'?

    -Mudhar developed the tradition of 'Hadi' after he fractured his hand and, while in pain, cried out with a beautiful voice. His voice had such an impact on the camels around him that it led him to realize it could be used to control and soothe animals during long desert journeys.

  • What did Nizar advise his sons before his death?

    -Before Nizar died, he advised his sons to divide his possessions among themselves. He also instructed them to go to a man in Najran for arbitration if they ever had any disputes after his passing. After Nizar's death, the brothers did indeed face disputes and resolved them by following their father's advice.

  • What is the significance of the dispute between Nizar’s sons after his death?

    -The dispute among Nizar’s sons over their inheritance after his death was resolved by following his advice to consult a man in Najran. This highlighted the importance of Nizar’s foresight and wisdom in maintaining peace among his descendants.

  • What does the seerah say about Mudhar’s religious beliefs?

    -According to seerah, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that Mudhar followed the religion of Ismail (AS), meaning he adhered to the early monotheistic faith. His belief in Islam before the Prophethood of Muhammad (PBUH) was affirmed.

  • Who was Ilyas, the son of Mudhar, and what was he known for?

    -Ilyas, the son of Mudhar, was a chief among the Arab tribes and known for his wisdom. Arabs respected him for his judgments and would call him to resolve disputes. He was also the first to offer a sacrifice at the Kaaba from outside the sacred precinct.

  • Why was Ilyas compared to Luqman, and what was one of his wise sayings?

    -Ilyas was compared to Luqman due to his great wisdom. One of his wise sayings was, 'The one who sows a seed of goodness shall get goodness, and the one who sows a seed of badness shall receive evil.'

  • What was Ilyas’s role in guiding the descendants of Ismail (AS)?

    -Ilyas noticed that some descendants of Ismail (AS) were engaging in evil behaviors. He advised them to abandon these acts and return to righteousness, earning him great respect and honor among the people.

Outlines

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🌟 The Birth of Nizar and His Unique Status

This paragraph describes the birth of Nizar, a son of Adanana, and the special significance he carried in Islamic tradition. It is mentioned in the seerah that upon his birth, the 'nur' (light) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was visible between his eyes, a divine sign of his lineage. His father celebrated this blessing by slaughtering camels and hosting a large party, inviting people of all statuses. Nizar's father believed his son was of great honor, and thus Nizar stood out among others. Various scholars, such as Imam Suhaili, have reported similar accounts, highlighting the divine arrangement made by Allah, ensuring that this light would pass through generations until Prophet Muhammad. Nizar's intelligence and wisdom were unparalleled, earning him admiration in his time.

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🎶 Mudhar: The Handsome and Melodious Ancestor

This section talks about Mudhar, the son of Nizar, who inherited the nur of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Known for his remarkable good looks and wisdom, Mudhar also had an exceptionally beautiful voice. He is credited with starting the tradition of 'Hadi,' a melodic chant used by caravan leaders to help maintain rhythm and lift the spirits of camels during long desert journeys. The paragraph also recounts an incident where Mudhar fractured his hand, leading him to develop Hadi after realizing how soothing his voice was, even to animals. Additionally, before Nizar passed away, he provided his sons with specific instructions on dividing his belongings and resolving future disputes, which they followed after his death.

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🛡️ Elias: The Wise Tribal Leader and Judge

This paragraph introduces Elias, the son of Mudhar, a chief of Arab tribes known for his wisdom and fair judgment. Arabs held him in high esteem and often sought his counsel in disputes. He was also the first person to offer an animal sacrifice from outside the Haram (sacred boundary) to the Kaaba. Elias is considered a wise man akin to Lokman, and his notable saying emphasized the idea of sowing good deeds to reap goodness. He also worked to reform the descendants of Ismail (AS), guiding them away from immoral acts and back to righteousness. His wisdom earned him great respect among men and women alike, and Allah honored him with this elevated status.

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Keywords

💡Nizar

Nizar was an ancestor of the Prophet Muhammad, mentioned in the video for his significance in carrying the 'nur' (light) of the Prophet. His birth was celebrated with great joy by his father, who slaughtered camels and invited people from all classes, indicating his honor and special status in the lineage of the Prophet. This connection to the Prophet emphasizes his importance in the ancestral line.

💡Nur of Muhammad

The 'nur' or light of Prophet Muhammad is a recurring theme in the script, symbolizing a divine illumination that passed from generation to generation through his ancestors. This light is described as being visible in the faces of the Prophet’s ancestors, making them stand out as honorable and wise individuals. The concept highlights their special role in preserving and conveying the blessings of the Prophet's lineage.

💡Mudar

Mudar, a son of Nizar, is described as an intelligent and wise man with exceptional beauty and a melodious voice. He is credited with introducing 'hadi,' a tradition of singing to calm camels during long desert journeys. His wisdom and charisma are highlighted as traits inherited from his ancestors, further underscoring the significance of the Prophet’s lineage.

💡Hadi

Hadi refers to a practice introduced by Mudar, where he would sing in a rhythmic and soothing manner to calm and guide camels during long journeys. This tradition became a hallmark of caravan travel in the desert, and it originated from an incident where Mudar realized the calming effect of his voice on camels. It is a symbol of the resourcefulness and creativity of the Prophet’s ancestors.

💡Ilyas

Ilyas, another key ancestor of Prophet Muhammad, was known for his wisdom and leadership among Arab tribes. He was respected as a judge and mediator, resolving disputes among his people. His significance also lies in being the first to take animals for sacrifice to the Ka'bah from outside Mecca, symbolizing his dedication to religious practices and his role as a guide for his people.

💡Isma'il

Isma'il, the son of Ibrahim (Abraham), is frequently referenced in the video, as many of Prophet Muhammad’s ancestors are said to have followed his religion. This lineage links the Prophet directly to Isma'il, reinforcing the idea that his forefathers upheld the monotheistic faith and righteous traditions established by Ibrahim and Isma'il, which is central to the Islamic faith.

💡Sacrifice

Sacrifice is a significant concept in the video, especially as Ilyas is noted to have brought animals for sacrifice to the Ka'bah. Sacrifice in this context is both a religious and symbolic act, representing devotion to Allah and the preservation of spiritual traditions passed down through generations. It also links back to the practice of Ibrahim, who is famously known for his willingness to sacrifice his son, Isma'il.

💡Genealogy of Prophet Muhammad

The genealogy of Prophet Muhammad is a central theme in the video, tracing the Prophet’s ancestry through notable figures like Nizar, Mudar, and Ilyas. The video emphasizes the importance of these ancestors in preserving the 'nur' (light) of the Prophet and maintaining a legacy of wisdom, honor, and faith. This lineage is portrayed as divinely blessed and integral to the identity of the Prophet.

💡Wisdom

Wisdom is a recurring theme, particularly associated with figures like Ilyas and Mudar. Their ability to guide their people, make just decisions, and maintain the traditions of their forefathers is portrayed as a key virtue inherited through the Prophet’s lineage. The concept of wisdom in the video is tied to both practical leadership and spiritual insight, reflecting the high status of the Prophet's ancestors.

💡Tribal Leadership

Tribal leadership is highlighted in the script through figures like Ilyas, who was a chief among Arab tribes. His role in resolving disputes and guiding his people reflects the importance of leadership in Arab culture and in the Prophet’s lineage. The video portrays these leaders as not only politically influential but also spiritually guided, reinforcing their divine connection to the Prophet.

Highlights

The birth of Nizar, the son of Adanana, was marked by a special light between his eyes, symbolizing the light of Prophet Muhammad.

Nizar's father was overjoyed at his birth and hosted a large feast, inviting people from all social classes, emphasizing equality.

Allah ensured that the light of Prophet Muhammad passed through the lineage, making each descendant, including Nizar, stand out among others.

Nizar was considered the most beautiful and intelligent person of his time, gaining admiration from all who saw him.

The tradition of 'Hadi', a rhythmic recitation used to guide camels during long journeys, is attributed to Nizar's son Mudhar.

Mudhar, known for his exceptional beauty and voice, was instrumental in creating the Hadi tradition, easing the hardships of desert travel.

Mudhar's sayings, such as 'The best good deed is the one done as soon as possible', were widely recognized for their wisdom.

Nizar's sons were advised to seek the judgment of a man from Najran in case of disputes, showcasing the wisdom of his lineage.

The brothers of Nizar followed their father's advice and resolved a dispute over inheritance by consulting the man from Najran.

Prophet Muhammad acknowledged the faith and belief of Nizar’s descendants, declaring them believers.

Mudhar was said to be on the same religion as Prophet Isma'il, symbolizing continuity in the practice of the true faith.

Elias, the son of Mudhar, was known as a wise judge, respected by the Arab tribes for his fairness and wisdom.

Elias was the first person to offer animal sacrifice to the Kaaba from outside the region, establishing a significant religious tradition.

Elias' wisdom is exemplified by his saying, 'The one who sows a seed of goodness shall receive goodness, and the one who sows evil shall receive evil'.

Elias restored righteousness among the descendants of Isma'il, urging them to abandon evil acts and return to the correct path.

Transcripts

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yesterday we spoke about

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the two ancestors of prophet muhammad

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today we'll talk about nidar the son of

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adanana

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it is reported in the books of seerah of

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prophet muhammad sallallahu alaihi

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warihi wasallam such as

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that when mad son nizar was born

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so between his eyes the nur

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of muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam

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was sparkling

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and whenever his dad would look at him

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he would be like so

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happy and content

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and he feels thankful to allah subhanahu

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wa

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so he slaughtered many camels

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and he gave a beautiful

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um and ex-given and

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a large-scale uh invitation

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to the people to come and attend this

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party

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and in this party or in this invitation

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people of all statuses and all classes

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were invited irrespective of you are

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poor or you are rich you're invited

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and then after spending so much money

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his dad said for this

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beautiful child all of this money that

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i've spent

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is nothing for this honorable child

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so allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala made

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special arrangement for prophet muhammad

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that wherever his new his light

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transferred

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from generation to generation that

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particular individual

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was a standing out individual from all

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others

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and because of the saying of his dad

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that's why he was known by the name of

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nizar

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so he said after that is

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you are the most beautiful among

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every person or all the people in your

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time

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and in terms of your intelligence and

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understanding

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again there is nobody equal to you

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and similar kind of account is reported

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by imam suhaili

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and what i just told you is also

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reported in

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asira and nabuia zainida in the first

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volume page number

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20. and similar kind of account which is

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reported by imam suhaili

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is reported in

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and this is

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165 writes that this boy was

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so honorable and his face would be

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glittering with the noor of muhammad

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sallallahu alaihi

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he was offspring that whenever he would

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be taken

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in the presence of king the king would

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leave his seat and will stand up

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subhanallah

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this is all all of these arrangements

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are made by allah subhanahu wa then

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nizar

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had a son let's talk about mother here

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why was he called as explained in sira

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nabuya ahmad bin zayni

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page number 20. because

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he was a very handsome

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and good looking guy anybody that he

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would come in contact with

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would love him would appreciate him and

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want to be

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with him anybody who would cast a glance

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of him

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could not take it out and the reason

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was the noor of muhammad sallallahu

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alaihi

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wasallam that transferred from nizar to

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mother

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and he was a very wise man historians

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have collected his sayings like

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one of his saying is

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the the best good deed is the one that

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is done

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as soon as possible it is also reported

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by ibn kathir

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and sir navaj that mudra was given

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an exceptionally beautiful voice

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exceptionally beautiful voice so he was

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not

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just great in looks but he also had a

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very melodious voice

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and it is also attributed to him that

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the tradition

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of hadi what is hadi well when

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the arabs will take their caravans on

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long distance of course

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camels may get tired may get bored

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so the person who is leading the caravan

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will recite

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words in a beautiful voice that will be

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so mesmerizing at the same time will

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build

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a rhythm and the entire journey

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becomes slightly easier

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because you know traveling in desert in

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heat is not easy so that's why ibrahim

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says that because of his beautiful voice

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he is the one to whom the attribution of

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hoodie is

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that he is the one who started it and

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evening

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says the reason was that one day he was

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riding a camel and he

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fell from it and as a as a reason his

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hand

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uh his his hand bone was fractured

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so while it was fractured

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he was he was in a lot of pain he was

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he was saying out loud oh my hand oh my

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hand

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and even saying out that had such a

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beautiful attraction in that voice

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that the camel started getting around

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him then he realized while he was

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recovering from it

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that this is something that could be

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used when we are

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traveling and that could be used to

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build our rhythm or control the camel

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so he when he got well he started this

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particular thing called hoodie

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and it is also reported in the books of

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seerah that these were four brothers

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so when their dad nizar died or passed

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away

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so before he passed away he advised his

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sons

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that this particular item

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or these particular items belong to ayad

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and in the house of advisors whatever

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is it belongs to anmar and if you

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ever run into any kind of dispute among

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yourselves

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after me then in the najran

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there is a man by the name of

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go to him and make him your judge

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and after me even in my leftovers if you

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ever run into any dispute go to this guy

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and he will be the one who will help you

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come to some kind of consensus

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now coincidentally after nizar passed

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away

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among the brothers there was a dispute

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on the leftovers of the dad

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on the inheritance matters so as advised

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by the dad

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they left for najran anyway the matter

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was resolved

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the long story short it is reported by

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allamah volume 2 page number 168 169 and

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he also imam reports it in volume number

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two pages 189 190.

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similarly in one of the narration of the

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prophet muhammad

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do not say anything bad against them as

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they were the believers so prophet

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muhammad

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called both of them both brothers

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uh believers similarly in another

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narration

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uh brought to us by zany the syrian

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one page number 20 is that do not say

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anything against as mulder was

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on the same religion as isma'il

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so he was on islam he was on the

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religion of ismail

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some people say that the grave of moldor

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is in

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rauha which which is a place in arabia

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and now let's talk about elias the son

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of model

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he was one of the chiefs of the arab

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tribes

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and arabs would call him

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and the reason was that a lot of the

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matters would be brought

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forth in front of him and he will be the

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one who will judge for them

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and also since they were living outside

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the the haram so he

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is attributed to be the first person

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who took an animal for sacrifice to the

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bethullah from

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outside of the bay to allah so in one of

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the narration

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which is uh reported by imam zaini

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dahlan

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in newaya volume 1 pages 19 and 20

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the hadith says that do not say anything

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to elias

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the

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which is the son of mother do not say

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anything to elias

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as he was a believer and among the arabs

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among the arabs in his time he was as

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the lokman one it was in his times

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so he was considered to be a wise man

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so one of the um

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wisdom one of the wise saying attributed

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to elias is that the one who sow

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a seed of goodness shall get goodness

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and one who sows a seed of badness shall

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receive an evil

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and ibn dahiya says that after his dad

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passed away

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he took uh charge of the tribal matters

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and also he was an extremely handsome

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and

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good-looking gentleman and this is um

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collected

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of imam muhammad bin yusuf in volume 1

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page number 341

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genealogist ibn zubail says that

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when elias grew up he noticed that

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among the descendants of ismail

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alaihissalam

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there were a lot of evil bad elements or

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that were existing so he was the one who

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approached them

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and advised them to refrain away from

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all these evil acts

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and go back to the righteousness and the

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correct path

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so as attributed in the hadith that he

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was and he brought them back to the

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straight path

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as a result all the men and the women of

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the tribe

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and arabia would respect him a lot and

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allah subhanahu wa ta'ala gave him

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a great honor so

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today we talked about three of the

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ancestors of prophet muhammad

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we talked about nidal we talked about

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modern

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and we talked about ideas

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