The Grading of the Hadith: "The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) would converse with us, and we would converse with him"
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The second hadith: The hadith of Aisha, in which she said: "The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) would converse with us, and we would converse with him. But when the time for prayer came, he would stand up until it was as if we did not know him, and he did not know us." I do not know the status of this hadith, nor do I recall its status, and we will review it, if Allah wills, and there will be a discussion of it on the coming Friday night, if Allah wills. This is because I do not remember its status, and perhaps Shaykh Muhammad Ra'fat has looked into it and knows its status.
However, as a point of benefit: it appears from the condition of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he was gentle with his family and gentle with the Muslims. And when the time for prayer came, he would stand up for it. And it does not appear that the arrival of the prayer time is a cause for his condition with his family and those around him to change. Rather, he would stand up for it with desire and longing, (peace and blessings be upon him). But does something change in him with his family or with those he sits with? This is a matter for consideration that depends on the authenticity of the hadith. This is what our brother, Shaykh Muhammad Ra'fat, pointed out.
And I ask Allah for success for everyone. I have prolonged the discussion somewhat, and I ask Allah for success and guidance for us and for you. I ask Allah to reward our brothers, the attendees of the gathering, with a good reward, and to reward them, and to increase their knowledge and success. And I ask Allah to benefit us with what we have heard. May Allah send prayers and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad, and upon his family and his Companions.
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The second hadith: The hadith of Aisha, in which she said: "The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) would converse with us, and we would converse with him. But when the time for prayer came, he would stand up until it was as if we did not know him, and he did not know us." I do not know the status of this hadith, nor do I recall its status, and we will review it, if Allah wills, and there will be a discussion of it on the coming Friday night, if Allah wills. This is because I do not remember its status, and perhaps Shaykh Muhammad Ra'fat has looked into it and knows its status.
However, as a point of benefit: it appears from the condition of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he was gentle with his family and gentle with the Muslims. And when the time for prayer came, he would stand up for it. And it does not appear that the arrival of the prayer time is a cause for his condition with his family and those around him to change. Rather, he would stand up for it with desire and longing, (peace and blessings be upon him). But does something change in him with his family or with those he sits with? This is a matter for consideration that depends on the authenticity of the hadith. This is what our brother, Shaykh Muhammad Ra'fat, pointed out.
And I ask Allah for success for everyone. I have prolonged the discussion somewhat, and I ask Allah for success and guidance for us and for you. I ask Allah to reward our brothers, the attendees of the gathering, with a good reward, and to reward them, and to increase their knowledge and success. And I ask Allah to benefit us with what we have heard. May Allah send prayers and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad, and upon his family and his Companions.
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