3 - Whoever Allah Wants Good For... - Abdulhakeem Mitchell | Manchester

This lesson was the third in a series of 4 lessons taking place regarding the foundational hadeeth "whoever Allah wants good for, he will give him understanding in the religion" The virtues of traveling for knowledge, such as the example of Moosaa traveling to Khidr. A person should: - Humble himself for knowledge - Seek knowledge for the sake of Allah - Be sincere in seeking knowledge If you humble yourself for knowledge – it brings about honour. This shows humility and good manners. One should not humble and humiliate himself for the worldly affairs. Other benefits: - The Salaf travelled to seek knowledge - Muaadh ibn Jabal and Aboo Moosaa al-Ash’ari were both sent by the Prophet to Yemen, and both were originally from Yemen. - Some of the companions would travel for a whole month for a single hadith - Knowledge is the inheritance of the prophets - Even the animals benefit from the scholars - The people are different levels as it relates to knowledge. Advice from Shaykh Rabee: - You should have good questions, ask them in a good manner without being excessive or devoid of benefit. - Your intention in asking questions should be to benefit - You should be attentive and listen well. - Memorise and do not just listen and forget. - You should record knowledge and memorise - Then you should teach the people and call to Allah - You should have sincerity to Allah. You should not study knowledge with an expectation to become a teacher in a masjid or become a “YouTube Star”. Recorded at The Salafi Centre of Manchester on 12/1/20 and streamed live on SunnahRadio.Net