What I personally love about the story of Imam Al-Bukhari...

Navaid Aziz · 07-23-2009, 12:01 AM

As salam 'alaikum wa rahamatullah,

Husbands always tend to think they are smarter than their wives, and how untrue this holds to be MOST of the time! I remember one time I was talking to my wife while I was still in Madinah and we were both reading the same book at that time ("The life of Pi") and I told her: "I bet you can't guess what my favorite part of the book is!" Less than two days later, lo and behold she actually got it spot on! At that time I thought "No way! She couldn't have gotten it" So I tried to get out of it by asking her the page number, and since our copies were different the pages didn't actually coincide, and that is how I partially kept my ego in tact! But deep down inside we both new that she was right. The point of this story you're asking?

Each person has a favorite part in every good story, and the story of Imam Al-Bukhari rivals with the best of them! So what's my favorite part of the story? Come attend the free friday and find out!

You want a hint? It has something to do with a blind child being able to see again, and another man leaving such "pure" money behind for the Imam that he was able to say: "I am so sure of the purity of my wealth that I can openly claim that EACH dirham has come from a halal source."

May Allah have mercy on our parents and his...ameen!

Oops, I just gave it away!

Looking forward to seeing you all on Friday!

bint_abubakr · 07-23-2009, 11:43 AM

wa alaykumas salaam wa rahamtullah,

I am soooo excited for this class!

I listened to your lecture on the lessons from Imam Bukhari's life and I'm still in awe of how amazing he was rahimahullah. I think we all know that Imam Bukhari is a special figure in our history, but the chance to take a "personal" look into his life - especially the example and tarbiyyah he recieved from his parents is absolutely amazing. Really something to think about.

Can't wait for more!

Jazaak Allaahu khayran

1/2AWiseMan · 08-06-2009, 12:02 PM

I think i know which one you're talking about...but i guess we'll have to wait and see when the class comes to Toronto

Jazakallahukhair Shaykh Navaid.

Nadeem R · 08-06-2009, 12:44 PM

SHAYKH!!! Tayybah can't wait to have you! I'm so glad to have met you at IlmWeek, inshaAllah you'll be here soooooon!

07-23-2009, 12:01 AM	#1
Navaid Aziz Instructor, AlMaghrib Institute Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 76	What I personally love about the story of Imam Al-Bukhari... As salam 'alaikum wa rahamatullah, Husbands always tend to think they are smarter than their wives, and how untrue this holds to be MOST of the time! I remember one time I was talking to my wife while I was still in Madinah and we were both reading the same book at that time ("The life of Pi") and I told her: "I bet you can't guess what my favorite part of the book is!" Less than two days later, lo and behold she actually got it spot on! At that time I thought "No way! She couldn't have gotten it" So I tried to get out of it by asking her the page number, and since our copies were different the pages didn't actually coincide, and that is how I partially kept my ego in tact! But deep down inside we both new that she was right. The point of this story you're asking? Each person has a favorite part in every good story, and the story of Imam Al-Bukhari rivals with the best of them! So what's my favorite part of the story? Come attend the free friday and find out! You want a hint? It has something to do with a blind child being able to see again, and another man leaving such "pure" money behind for the Imam that he was able to say: "I am so sure of the purity of my wealth that I can openly claim that EACH dirham has come from a halal source." May Allah have mercy on our parents and his...ameen! Oops, I just gave it away! Looking forward to seeing you all on Friday!

07-23-2009, 11:43 AM	#2
bint_abubakr Qabeelat Ansar Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 555	Re: What I personally love about the story of Imam Al-Bukhari... wa alaykumas salaam wa rahamtullah, I am soooo excited for this class! I listened to your lecture on the lessons from Imam Bukhari's life and I'm still in awe of how amazing he was rahimahullah. I think we all know that Imam Bukhari is a special figure in our history, but the chance to take a "personal" look into his life - especially the example and tarbiyyah he recieved from his parents is absolutely amazing. Really something to think about. Can't wait for more! Jazaak Allaahu khayran __________________ And verily for everything that a slave loses there is a substitute, but the one who loses Allah will never find anything to replace Him." [Related by Ibn al-Qayyim in ad-Dâ' wad-Dawâ Fasl, 49]

08-06-2009, 12:02 PM	#3
1/2AWiseMan Qabeelat Majd Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Toronto - Scarboro Posts: 540	Re: What I personally love about the story of Imam Al-Bukhari... I think i know which one you're talking about...but i guess we'll have to wait and see when the class comes to Toronto Jazakallahukhair Shaykh Navaid. __________________ br. Nahyan Chowdhury Time Management Training for Muslims... (search) UntangleYourTime \| \| \| NahyanInc

08-06-2009, 12:44 PM	#4
Nadeem R Ameer, Qabeelat Tayybah Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: ۞ BĀŇŪ SĂßIQőőN™ Posts: 2,789	Re: What I personally love about the story of Imam Al-Bukhari... SHAYKH!!! Tayybah can't wait to have you! I'm so glad to have met you at IlmWeek, inshaAllah you'll be here soooooon! __________________ Right now in Tayybah: Review Sessions for Rizq Factory What's next in Tayybah? Tayybah Sisters: Muslimah 2011 Tayybah Descends: Code Evolved Tayybah Brothers Qiyam Charitree: Global Deaf Muslims Fundraiser Light of Guidance 2.0 Aqeedah Bowl .....InshAllah!

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