Explanation of the author's statement: It contains issues: The first: Exegesis of the verse of al-Waqi'ah.
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The Shaykh : The author says: "It contains issues: The first issue: Exegesis of the verse of al-Waqi'ah", and the author says: [Al-Waqi'ah 56:82] And we have learned it, and praise be to Allah
"The second: Mentioning the four matters from the pre-Islamic age of ignorance", he counts them for us, Zayd.
The student: The four
The Shaykh : matters from the pre-Islamic age of ignorance
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : If you had not read the hadith, count them for us; these are four, and the one relevant to the chapter is the one concerning the chapter.
The student: The one relevant...
The Shaykh :"The third: Mentioning disbelief in some of them", which one, Rashed? Mentioning disbelief in some of them; in some of the four, it was mentioned that it is disbelief. Yes, this is one, okay.
The student: ... the meaning of wailing; he said in the hadithSahih Muslim 934 .
The Shaykh : No, this is a warning, and it does not contain the word disbelief. Okay, the important thing is that seeking rain by the stars; the chapter with us only mentions seeking rain by the stars, yes.
"The fourth: That some disbelief does not take one out of the religion", where is this derived from?
The student:Sahih al-Bukhari 1038.
The Shaykh : And the meaning of disbelief here
The student: That which does not take one out of the religion
The Shaykh : That which does not take one out of the religion. Okay, and we mentioned that seeking rain by the stars, I think, is partly disbelief and partly not disbelief. Okay, and what did we mention?
The student: We mentioned that whoever makes seeking rain by the stars a cause, meaning that seeking rain by the stars...
The Shaykh :"The fifth: His saying: 'This morning, among My servants, there is one who believes in Me and one who disbelieves'", yes, because of the descent of the blessing, this morning, one who believes in Me and one who disbelieves because of the descent of the blessing. Where is this derived from, Adam?
Yes, yes, may Allah have mercy on him. It means that a person must be alert to faith in this place; when the blessing comes to him, he should not attribute it to its causes alone, divorced from Allah. Rather, he should believe that this is a pure cause. If it is truly a cause, let him make it a cause, but let him make it a pure cause. An example of this is: a man falls into water that is drowning him, and Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, facilitates someone to pull him out.
And make [the thanks for] your provision that you deny [the Provider]?
وتجعلون رزقكم أنكم تكذبون"The second: Mentioning the four matters from the pre-Islamic age of ignorance", he counts them for us, Zayd.
The student: The four
The Shaykh : matters from the pre-Islamic age of ignorance
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : If you had not read the hadith, count them for us; these are four, and the one relevant to the chapter is the one concerning the chapter.
The student: The one relevant...
The Shaykh :"The third: Mentioning disbelief in some of them", which one, Rashed? Mentioning disbelief in some of them; in some of the four, it was mentioned that it is disbelief. Yes, this is one, okay.
The student: ... the meaning of wailing; he said in the hadith
If the wailing woman does not repent before she dies, she will be made to stand on the Day of Resurrection
النائحة إذا لم تتب قبل موتها تقام يوم القيامةThe Shaykh : No, this is a warning, and it does not contain the word disbelief. Okay, the important thing is that seeking rain by the stars; the chapter with us only mentions seeking rain by the stars, yes.
"The fourth: That some disbelief does not take one out of the religion", where is this derived from?
The student:
In this morning some of My worshipers remained as true believers and some became non-believers
أصبح من عبادي مؤمن بي وكافرThe Shaykh : And the meaning of disbelief here
The student: That which does not take one out of the religion
The Shaykh : That which does not take one out of the religion. Okay, and we mentioned that seeking rain by the stars, I think, is partly disbelief and partly not disbelief. Okay, and what did we mention?
The student: We mentioned that whoever makes seeking rain by the stars a cause, meaning that seeking rain by the stars...
The Shaykh :"The fifth: His saying: 'This morning, among My servants, there is one who believes in Me and one who disbelieves'", yes, because of the descent of the blessing, this morning, one who believes in Me and one who disbelieves because of the descent of the blessing. Where is this derived from, Adam?
Yes, yes, may Allah have mercy on him. It means that a person must be alert to faith in this place; when the blessing comes to him, he should not attribute it to its causes alone, divorced from Allah. Rather, he should believe that this is a pure cause. If it is truly a cause, let him make it a cause, but let him make it a pure cause. An example of this is: a man falls into water that is drowning him, and Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, facilitates someone to pull him out.