Aqidah

Like, look at Imam Ahmad, rahimahullah.

When you look at Imam Ahmad, why do they call him Imam Ahl as-Sunnah? Because the Abbasiyeen, how do we say that in English, Abbasiyeen? The Abbasids, the Abbasiyeen, they were influenced by Persia, and they had that wrong Aqeedah that was passed on to the leaders of the Abbasiyeen, and one of them was that the Qur'an was created.

Because when you say that the Qur'an is created, then you can do with the Qur'an whatever you like, because it's created like me.

I can change it, I can alter it, I can tamper with it.

and no one is equal to you.

And he said, this is the summary of the Aqidah of Islam.

This statement, this is a summary of the entire Aqidah, the entire Tawheed of Islam.

And you're asking Allah Azzawajal that, that since you believe in it, Ya Allah Azzawajal grant me.

So this is the Tawheed, this is the Aqidah, this is the greatest thing that you could have.

And this is the greatest thing that you could use in your Tawassul, In asking Allah عز و جل for something through something, which is your tawheed, your worship of Him, your love of Him سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى.

So this is what As-Samad is.

Some sects have denied that.

So it's important to confirm that part of Aqidah, which is that there is Shafa'ah on the Day of Judgment, beginning with the Prophet ﷺ going all the way to the believers.

But let's go here to the main point of the Hadith.

And the following Hadith adds a little bit, and the following Hadith adds a little bit.

I believe what the scholars may have mentioned is because the responsibilities of women when it comes to the tarbiyah of the children, of the kids is a very high responsibility, that takes priority over perhaps when they have the children, right? But as far as, you know, in general, generally speaking, there's absolutely no difference.

And actually, one of the first books of Aqidah that I read with my Sheikh, my grandfather, may Allah have mercy on him, was written in the form of poetry by my grandfather.

However, the original text was written by a female scholar in an area called Barzan.

And they even called her creed the creed of the old woman because she was old when she wrote it.

So the first book of creed, Aqidah, that I read was actually from the works of a female scholar that had a very profound book.

Like, you know, the way she explained the Aqidah of a Muslim was so profound that, to be honest...

I would say it's on par with many of the other books of Aqidah that I have read.

Perhaps if her explanations are not even more clear, they wouldn't be less clear.

Or that he had to wait for you to supplicate in order for him to respond.

So from an Aqidah point of view, this is how we look at it.

And it is a very Tasawwufi.

Submissive, subservient kind of thinking and feeling and interacting with the Divine.

Yeah, Al-Mufid said this Ali ibn Ibrahim Al-Qumi said this You know, in order to Na'matullah Al-Jazari said this Al-Majlisi said this And yeah, those are like You'll find these quotes in their books Problematic quotes Yeah, but if the guy doesn't believe Like, why are you pushing them away? Let them come Let them come

Yeah, yeah, exactly Yeah Okay So, we covered How about with regards to The Aqidah generally With regards to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala I'm asking, you know For us to benefit Yeah So, like Um

There's an evolution.

It's a very interesting evolution.

So, okay, we spoke about that.

That's good.

So we spoke about the Aqidah, we spoke about Fiqh, we spoke about Rijal, you know, Hadith in general.

Musa, you forgot the most important