i saw the prophet s.a.w. in a dream with his companions. even though he was digging a trench in the dirt with the companions he was so clean and he was glowing with a beautiful light around his face and a big smile as he stopped digging and looked up with that smile and said to them that he can see the palaces in heaven that God has built for them. they all shouted allah hu akbar and dug with even greater strength then before. subhanallah this is a dream i cannot forget alhamdillah.
Well one must understand the shaykh is not saying that you wont be able to see the prophet. The message he is trying to convey is one must prepare himself so that he could see prophet muhammad(saw) the way he must be seen - with respect!
The Prophet ﷺ is open to everyone, sinner, good, high, low etc. His ﷺ gaze does not reside in prejudice. Never let anyone tell you that you aren’t worthy to see Him ﷺ or for Him ﷺ to see you. How can we speak on behalf of such an immense being...? ~ Disconnected ramblings from Shk Ibrahims advise.
By Allah none of us, Especially me, deserves to see him, when his eyes gazed upon rabuk and mine gazed upon the mass garbage of today, astagfirullah. Especially me, but maybe and probably you deserve it, im just saying i dont, if your saying it why would you lie, i believe you deserve to gave upon him...
I understand what he means by 'bei g unworthy' to see him Aleyhiselam , this is out of love and adab. However, I would differ here, I would feel that a sinner out of anguish has every right to see the messenger out of desire to seek some redemption in one's life. Sheikh Aslam often posts Facebook advise on how one should not feel too inclined that they are too far from the messenger Aleyhiselam, he often gives examples of those considered sinners who often through sheer love for the messenger of Allah, have an opportunity with Allah to grow and rectify one's life. Sidi OSI EFA is a great teacher and I understand his point of view, sometimes teachers need to speak in such and such a way to allow one to reflect, however, I would be more inclined towards a softer approach , as I consider myself a sinner and it took me years to understand to accept it and move on and try to reconnect with Allah and his messenger in what I have been taught by my sheikh as best as I can. Allah Hu slim.
@Akhter Machher We are nothing worthy! Period! If someone is watching porn for example. No way! No way! Are you going to see the blessed one. And porn here can be anything you shouldn't be watching. Who do you think you are?
You totally misunderstood the sheikh's point. He wasn't talking about the people who existed at the time of Rasulallah saw, he was talking about the Ummah afterwards having the privilege of dreaming of Rasulallah saw.
Truly truly truly it is a massive privilege to able to hear Shaykh Osi Efa.
i saw the prophet s.a.w. in a dream with his companions. even though he was digging a trench in the dirt with the companions he was so clean and he was glowing with a beautiful light around his face and a big smile as he stopped digging and looked up with that smile and said to them that he can see the palaces in heaven that God has built for them. they all shouted allah hu akbar and dug with even greater strength then before. subhanallah this is a dream i cannot forget alhamdillah.
so blessed please do dua i get to see prophet muhammad pbuh in a dream
@@husnashane8600 inshallah
@@MuhammadAhmad-pn8tg please do dua Allah swt grants me the miracles I ask for and to you also May Allah swt grants you any day INSHALLAH
@husna shane Ameen jazakAllah Khayr may Allah let the entire ummah to have such a blessed experience and may Allah send u and ur loved ones to jannah
make Dua I get to meet him in a dream as well
Well one must understand the shaykh is not saying that you wont be able to see the prophet. The message he is trying to convey is one must prepare himself so that he could see prophet muhammad(saw) the way he must be seen - with respect!
Shukran jazakaAlkah
The Prophet ﷺ is open to everyone, sinner, good, high, low etc. His ﷺ gaze does not reside in prejudice. Never let anyone tell you that you aren’t worthy to see Him ﷺ or for Him ﷺ to see you. How can we speak on behalf of such an immense being...? ~ Disconnected ramblings from Shk Ibrahims advise.
By Allah none of us, Especially me, deserves to see him, when his eyes gazed upon rabuk and mine gazed upon the mass garbage of today, astagfirullah. Especially me, but maybe and probably you deserve it, im just saying i dont, if your saying it why would you lie, i believe you deserve to gave upon him...
I understand what he means by 'bei g unworthy' to see him Aleyhiselam , this is out of love and adab.
However, I would differ here, I would feel that a sinner out of anguish has every right to see the messenger out of desire to seek some redemption in one's life.
Sheikh Aslam often posts Facebook advise on how one should not feel too inclined that they are too far from the messenger Aleyhiselam, he often gives examples of those considered sinners who often through sheer love for the messenger of Allah, have an opportunity with Allah to grow and rectify one's life.
Sidi OSI EFA is a great teacher and I understand his point of view, sometimes teachers need to speak in such and such a way to allow one to reflect, however, I would be more inclined towards a softer approach , as I consider myself a sinner and it took me years to understand to accept it and move on and try to reconnect with Allah and his messenger in what I have been taught by my sheikh as best as I can.
Allah Hu slim.
@Akhter Machher We are nothing worthy! Period! If someone is watching porn for example. No way! No way! Are you going to see the blessed one. And porn here can be anything you shouldn't be watching. Who do you think you are?
Such nonsense.....
Even the Jews saw the Prophet and he saw them.
I'm sorry but where do you get this from. ..why are you misleading the people.
Get out of here if you don't like this Mister Jibril.
You totally misunderstood the sheikh's point.
He wasn't talking about the people who existed at the time of Rasulallah saw, he was talking about the Ummah afterwards having the privilege of dreaming of Rasulallah saw.
jews saw muhammad not prophet muhammad s.a.w
U missed the point of the lecture.
Not too bright are we?