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Hadith-e-Qudsi April 24, 2014 Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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4:58
Understanding the hadith qudsi on divine trust
“This hadith just recited is a hadith qudsi.”
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Hadith applies to servant not rebel
“First understand: this hadith is about a servant, not a rebel.”
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Who is a true servant in the hadith
“First understand: this hadith is about a servant, not a rebellious person.”
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Tiger analogy and becoming aligned with nature
“There was a tiger hunter named Jim Corbett.”
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Tiger analogy for God's discovery
“In British times, there was a tiger hunter named Jim Corbett.”
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Asking only what God has prepared
“When a servant asks only what God is ready to give.”
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Muslims' rebellion without true servanthood
“Today's Muslims are making noise, but God's help does not come.”
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True meaning of shafa'at
“Shafa'at is not recommendation; it is speaking God's pleasure.”
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Prerequisite to being a true servant
“If you want this hadith to apply to you, first become a servant.”
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Condition for receiving the hadith's promise
“This hadith is very important, but a responsibility is attached.”
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Hadith's good news and responsibility
“This hadith is good news, but also a responsibility.”
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