Stories from Graves (part 3)

Islamic Nation| Stories from Graves (part 3)
by Islamic Nation on Thursday, August 26, 2010 at 11:53pm





Shaikh abbas Batawy in His lecture said : Listen to this emotional Story , This story has effected me Alot , Once a young man came to me he said :"shaikh my brother is dead and he's in another country (shaikh was in saudia arabia) so please shaikh we will go get the body and bring him to and put him in Makkah



shaikh : It's impossible its Hajj Time and we can't do this



The young Man :"its ok shaikh Allah will make is easy for us "

SHaikh : "Ok Allah Kareem"

So they did bring the body the next day and we took him in Ambulance of the airport and we went to his brothers House to wash him , Shaikh Abbas said: :" the dead person Was easy to wash his brothers came and said ok shaikh shall we start washing the shaikh said I Already finished "

So they want to go Makkah , One of his brothers said: 'Shaikh Before we go to makkah let's go to my family's house and let my dad say there final Good-bye "



So we went there shaikh Abbas said: " His father wasn't old but because he couldn't control the situation his son's were holding him from the shoulders So we he saw his Son's Body ,He was kissing him and put his head in the chest of his dead son and SUDDENLY his dead son was Tearing !! Shaikh abbas was amazed ! he said: " I thought its a sweat so i took a tissue and remove it"



After that one of the Sons told his father :" Dad Did you see him cry?"

The father : " Cry ?! No thats impossible i want to see him again!"

Shaikh abbas Opened the face of the dead son ,The father started to cry again and again and put his hand on his sons forehead ,THE DEAD SON STARTED TO TEAR AGAIN SubhanAllah ,I Wash dead bodies over 20 years and i have never seen that....



So we continued and we want to reach Makkah and put the body there ,, We went there It was crowded with Hujaj ,Suddenly The Hujaaj started to open the ambulance and Took him to Makkah , The shaikh said Over 2 million person prayed in His janaza SubhanAllah ....



Shaikh Abbas :" I cant remove this story from my head i want to know whats his story ? what he did in his life ?



He went to his brother ,and asked him the brother said :" He was Good to my parents ,Imagine shaikh when my father goes to the Bathroom he holds his shoes ,and when my dad couldn't move he took him to the Bathroom And wash him,when my mom feels pain he puts his hands on the pain and start reciting Quran "



SubhanAllah No wonder ..

Allaah has mentioned kind treatment of parents alongside the command to worship Him alone. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him. And that you be dutiful to your parents” [al-Isra’ 17:23]

“Worship Allaah and join none with Him (in worship); and do good to parents…” [al-Nisa’ 4:36]

Honouring one’s parents means obeying them, respecting them, praying for them, lowering one's voice in their presence, smiling at them, lowering the wing of humility to them, not showing displeasure towards them, striving to serve them, fulfilling their wishes, consulting them, listening to what they say, not being stubborn towards them and respecting their friends both during their lifetime and after they have died. That also includes not travelling without their permission, not sitting in a place higher than theirs, not starting to eat before they do, and not showing preference to your wife or child over them. Honouring them also means visiting them, offering them gifts, thanking them for bringing you up and treating you kindly when you were small and after you grew up. It also means striving to reduce the arguments between them, by offering sincere advice and reminding them as much as you can, and making excuses to the one who is wronged, and saying and doing things to calm them down. No matter how your father treats you, you should follow the good manners described above, so as to avoid everything that may make him angry or upset, so long as that does not lead to sin or disobedience towards Allaah, because the rights of Allaah come before the rights of other people.