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>> Alhamdulillah.
The prophet sallallah.aii Alaihi
Wasallam had some good times where he
would laugh and smile [clears throat]
and had some bad times
where he would weep and shed tears.
And this is only to show the whole world
that he was a human being that he had a
soft heart. And the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam's weeping was not only
due to pain
and
sadness.
It was for many other reasons. Sometimes
he wept because of his mercy over a
deceased.
He wept fearing for his um and their
fate.
Sometimes he wept
out of the fear of Allahawel
or when he heard the recitation of the
Quran and this showed that he was
longing for the Quran and he loved it.
So there were many reasons for the
prophets to weep sallallahu alaihi
wasallam.
In one incident, the prophetat wasam
wept when his son Ibraim
died. And we mentioned his story so many
times. And the prophet would say the eye
weeps and the heart grieavves.
And we do not say anything that
displeases Allah. But by Allah, by
departing you Ibraim, we are grieved and
saddened.
And the prophetat wasam
displays in this how he is the perfect
human being when he grieavves yet he's
content and patient and tolerant to
Allah's decree.
Sometimes the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wasallam would weep while praying.
Mutif
reported that his father said, "May
Allah be pleased with him. I came to the
prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam while
he was praying and I could hear a sound
like that of boiling water coming from
his chest." Meaning that he was weeping.
This is
attributed to his perfect humility and
fear of Allahawel that you get these
profound emotions that would cause you
to weep when you read the Quran, longing
to paradise, fearing hellfire,
feeling pity over those who were
destroyed
by Allah among the previous disbelieving
nations. And this shows us that the
Quran is the best cure for our hard
hearts when we contemplate upon it and
reflect on it.
And it also indicates
unlike some schools of thought say that
whatever sound or noise that comes out
of you in prayer as long as it's not
communicating or talking even if it's a
letter or two letters or three letters
all of this does not impact the validity
of your prayer as she als said and other
scholars of Islam Islam. The prophet did
it sallallahu alaihi wasallam and he had
this boiling water sound coming out of
his chest and that was not impacting the
validity of the prayer.
The prophet sallall alaihi wasallam
would also sometimes weep when he heard
the Quran
as in the hadith of Abdullah mas when
the prophet sallallam came to him and he
said to him recite the Quran
and Abdah said oh prophet of Allah how
is this possible recite the Quran and
upon you it was revealed to you it was
revealed he said I like to hear it from
someone else So Iban Mas says, "I
started to recite surah from the
beginning until I came to the verse. So
how will it be when we bring from every
nation a witness and we bring you, oh
Muhammad, against these people as a
witness?" And here the prophet said to
me, "Husb,
that's enough." And I looked at the
prophet sallallaihi wasallam and his
eyes were filled with tears and tears
were falling down from his eyes.
The prophet sallall alaihi wasallam wept
when he heard these verses because he
felt
pity for all the nations and
specifically his own nation his own
followers. He f he felt merciful towards
them because he's going to come and
testify against them that they've
received the message and what they did
not accept and what their fate would be.
And the prophet sallall alaihi wasallam
sometimes
stood at a grave in a cemetery and he
would weep because he knows what will
happen after a person is buried. In the
may Allah be pleased with him and with
his father. We once
uh uh buried someone and the prophet
stood at the edge of the grave and he
wept until his tears wet the soil
and he said, "Oh my brothers, to the
likes of this, prepare,
meaning prepare yourselves to such a
fate and such an ending where every one
of us would be buried.
The prophet also wept
out of compassion and fear for his um
and Abdahn
reported that the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam once recited the verses
in the Quran said by Ibraim and said by
Isa peace be upon him. My Lord indeed
they have led astray many among the
people. So whoever follows me then he is
of me and whoever disobys me indeed you
are yet forgiving and merciful. This is
what Ibrahim said peace be upon him as
mentioned in the Quran in chapter 14:36.
And in another verse where Isa peace be
upon him says, "If you should punish
them, indeed they are your servants. But
if you forgive them, indeed it is you
who is the exalted in might,
the wise." And the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam would raise his hands
and says, "Oh Allah, my my
begging Allahawel for mercy for his
followers and he would weep sallallahu
alaihi wasallam." Allah says to Gibl,
the archangel, "Oh Gibl, go to Muhammad
and ask him and your Lord knows best.
Ask him not that Allah doesn't know just
ask him rhetorically
what made you weep. So Gabriel went to
the prophetam and said to him what Allah
asked him to ask though Allah knows best
and the prophet sallallahu alaihi
wasallam said to him that I fear for my
ummah. So allahel says to jirel
go to Muhammad and say to him we will
make you pleased concerning your ummah
and not displeased. So don't worry about
them which is one of the best glad
tidings one could get that allahel
will forgive his um subhanahala
and this shows us
how the prophet was so concerned with
the well-being of his um to the extent
that he would weep because of that.
Now part of the prophet sallallahu
alaihi wasallam being one of the perfect
human beings is that he once
visited his mother's grave
and we all know that the prophet
sallallaihi wasallam's mother died when
he was like 6 years of age.
So it was reported that the prophet once
visited his mother's grave and [snorts]
wept
there and made everyone around him weep.
They felt soft when they saw their own
prophetatam crying and they asked him
why are you crying oh prophet of Allah
and the prophet said I asked allahawel
to seek forgiveness from my mother and I
was not given that permission and I
sought his permission to visit her
grave. So Allah allowed me to visit her
grave. Therefore, visit the graves
because it will remind you of death. And
that visit [clears throat] was when the
prophet went for in.
And why is the prophet weeping? because
he felt sorry for his mom and for all
the goodness that she did not witness
and she could not accept Islam and be
among the people of paradise.
And the prophetat
wasam
indicated
that even if your parents or your loved
ones were not Muslims, this does not
mean you shun them off or you have no
feelings of mercy like so many reverts
do. And I have met so many of them who
revert to Islam. They start to practice.
They follow the hadith and the Quran.
Yet they have this huge resentment and
hatred to their non-Muslim parents and
they deal with them with enmity and
holding a huge deal of grudge and hatred
towards them. This is not right. This
goes against the way of the prophet who
was filled with mercy and kindness to
the whole world and specifically to his
mother. As we've seen from this hadith,
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