Imran ibn Husain

He also expressed, I wish I were a ram, so my family would slaughter me, eat my meat, and drink my broth.

Imran ibn Hussain said, I wish I were ashes, blown away by the wind.

Rimada wrote to Abu Arbaidah during the plague, A need has arisen for me, and I cannot do without you in it, so hasten to me.

When Abu Arabaydah read the letter, he said, I understand the need of the commander of the faithful.

Ana Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam ra- ra'a rajulan mu'tazilan lam yusalli fil qabr.

So the narration Imran Ibn Hussain radiallahu anhu mentions that the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam saw a man who was withholding, he was away from the jama'ah, not praying the jama'ah, the salah of the jama'ah.

And so he stated to him, ya fulan, oh so-and-so, what has prevented you from praying with the people? And so he mentions, O Messenger of Allah, I have entered the state of janabah, and there's no water.

And so the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he stated, upon you is the sa'id, ya'ani upon you is the, any soil.

The hadith, "If you trust in God as you should, he would surely provide for you as he provides for the birds," was related by al-Tirmidhi and al-Hakim, who authenticated it from the narration of Umar.

The hadith, "Whoever devotes himself to God, God will suffice him every need," was related by al-Tabarani in Al-Kabir and Ibn Abi Dunya in the manner of Al-Bayhaqi in Shu'ab al-Iman from the narration of Imran ibn Husayn.

The hadith, "Whoever is pleased to be the richest of people, let him have more trust in what is with God than what is in his own hand," was related by al-Hakim and Al-Bayhaqi in Al-Zuhd with a weak chain from the narration of Ibn Abbas.

The hadith, "When his family was afflicted with need, he would say, 'Let's perform prayer,' and would say, 'This is what my Lord has commanded me,'" was narrated by al-Tabarani in Al-Awsat from the hadith of Muhammad ibn Hamza from Abdullah ibn Salam.

He's scared that if I do something that Prophet didn't do or say, I'm gonna go astray.

Then what about you and I? What about you and I? And even the narration of Imran Ibn Husayn, uh, radiallahu anhu, that a man came to him and objected against him, and he said, "You're narrating to us a hadith.

I don't find it in the Quran.

Just narrate the Quran." Imran became angry and he said, "Have you read the Quran?" And then he said, "Okay, where in the Quran does it say Zuhr is four rakat and Asr is four rakat and, uh, Maghrib is three, and you recite loud in Maghrib and, and, and Isha and in Fajr?" Right? That was, that was the, the methodology.

Now, in history, you found very, very little.

You may be an individual or a statement here and there.

Like the story of Imran ibn Husayn Radiallahu Anhu, where a person said, "You keep narrating this hadith, just narrate the Quran." So, like an odd statement or, uh, individuals there.

And then you found the Khawarij and the Rafida.

My brothers and my sisters in Islam, I'm going to begin with a hadith.

This is the hadith of Imran ibn Husayn radiallahu anhu.

He said, "Annamra'atan min juhainata atatid nabiyya sallallahu alaihi wasallama wa hiya hubla minaz zina." Imran ibn Husayn narrates authentic hadith.

He says that a woman from the tribe of Juhayna, she came to the messenger sallallahu alaihi wasallam, and she was pregnant from a zina.

We ask Allah Azzawajal to protect us and save us and our families.