The Sermon of Need.
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The Shaykh : Be patient. What is this? This is the Zuhr prayer. What is behind the veil? What is behind the veil? I am excusing these people. I do not want to excuse them. Why? Now you are presenting to me an argument against them. I am sorry. Keep this in mind. I am sorry. Why? By the grace of Allah (Mighty and Majestic) upon me, this sermon is one that we did not hear from a preacher in the world, in the entire world of Islam, not in Sham, not in the Hijaz, not in Saudi Arabia, etc. But our Lord inspired us and revived this sunnah, and we compiled a treatise titled "The Sermon of Need," which the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) taught to his Companions.
This sermon has spread, and you sometimes hear it from some of the preachers who are with us on the line. Why?
Because they are with us on the line. It requires jihad, it requires confronting the innovators, the Sufi orders, and the extremists of the schools of jurisprudence, etc. But this is a sermon and a supplication, etc. It does not contain that confrontation which requires some degree of jihad, etc. So we hear it from individuals of other groups who are not with us on the line. Why? Because of its simplicity. And what about the Tablighi Jama'ah? They open their speeches, no matter how short, no matter how "baykha." Do you know the word "baykha"? "Baykha." Do you know? This is a Syrian word, of course. "Baykha" means the paint is stripped, stripped. What do you say? I do not know...
The questioner : Kalkha.
The Shaykh : Kalkha. Well done. So, this word that this enthusiastic, common man throws out, breaking the verse, breaking the hadith, not knowing how to read, he says, "This is the formula: there is no life, no success, and no prosperity for us except by such and such." And then he will deliver a speech by "Hadrat So-and-So," etc. So we hope that after the sunnah prayer, you sit and listen. Good, my brother, say: "Indeed, all praise is for Allah. We praise Him and seek His help." You will have mentioned Allah and mentioned the sermon of the Messenger of Allah, etc.
This sermon has spread, and you sometimes hear it from some of the preachers who are with us on the line. Why?
Because they are with us on the line. It requires jihad, it requires confronting the innovators, the Sufi orders, and the extremists of the schools of jurisprudence, etc. But this is a sermon and a supplication, etc. It does not contain that confrontation which requires some degree of jihad, etc. So we hear it from individuals of other groups who are not with us on the line. Why? Because of its simplicity. And what about the Tablighi Jama'ah? They open their speeches, no matter how short, no matter how "baykha." Do you know the word "baykha"? "Baykha." Do you know? This is a Syrian word, of course. "Baykha" means the paint is stripped, stripped. What do you say? I do not know...
The questioner : Kalkha.
The Shaykh : Kalkha. Well done. So, this word that this enthusiastic, common man throws out, breaking the verse, breaking the hadith, not knowing how to read, he says, "This is the formula: there is no life, no success, and no prosperity for us except by such and such." And then he will deliver a speech by "Hadrat So-and-So," etc. So we hope that after the sunnah prayer, you sit and listen. Good, my brother, say: "Indeed, all praise is for Allah. We praise Him and seek His help." You will have mentioned Allah and mentioned the sermon of the Messenger of Allah, etc.
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