Is there a Prophetic hadith in the famous poem that begins: "Sāʿid is gone, and my heart today is in disarray...," and if so, what is its grade?
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The questioner: It’s going well. He has a poem for the Burdah, the first line of which is: "Sāʿid is gone, and my heart today is in disarray." Is there no narration of it?!
The Shaykh: No, no, there is a narration, but it is weak. Peace be upon you. Welcome, Abu Diya.
The questioner : How are you?
The Shaykh : How are you?
The questioner: I am well, if Allah wills.
The Shaykh: But your grip is not good. Your grip is not good.
The questioner: Hehehe, it is not useful.
The Shaykh: Yes, that’s right. Hehehe, welcome.
Another questioner: I want to tell you, what is this music, ohAbu Layla : ! How are you going to record tonight?
The questioner: By Allah, I did not record it.
The questioner: And there is no narration for it, or method, or anything?
The Shaykh: I told you: there is a narration, but its chain contains obscurity; it has weakness.
The questioner: Ibn Kharash, and al-Azdi. Ibn Kharash and al-Azdi. Abu Fath al-Azdi: are they weak?
The Shaykh: No, al-Azdi is a memorizer, but he is strict in criticizing narrators. As for Ibn Kharash—no, this is not good—I do not remember his status right now.
The questioner: You did not answer me about it, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh: How can I answer you with all this noise and commotion?
The questioner: But I asked you.
The Shaykh: Be patient, and your patience is only through Allah.
The Shaykh: No, no, there is a narration, but it is weak. Peace be upon you. Welcome, Abu Diya.
The questioner : How are you?
The Shaykh : How are you?
The questioner: I am well, if Allah wills.
The Shaykh: But your grip is not good. Your grip is not good.
The questioner: Hehehe, it is not useful.
The Shaykh: Yes, that’s right. Hehehe, welcome.
Another questioner: I want to tell you, what is this music, ohAbu Layla : ! How are you going to record tonight?
The questioner: By Allah, I did not record it.
The questioner: And there is no narration for it, or method, or anything?
The Shaykh: I told you: there is a narration, but its chain contains obscurity; it has weakness.
The questioner: Ibn Kharash, and al-Azdi. Ibn Kharash and al-Azdi. Abu Fath al-Azdi: are they weak?
The Shaykh: No, al-Azdi is a memorizer, but he is strict in criticizing narrators. As for Ibn Kharash—no, this is not good—I do not remember his status right now.
The questioner: You did not answer me about it, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh: How can I answer you with all this noise and commotion?
The questioner: But I asked you.
The Shaykh: Be patient, and your patience is only through Allah.
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