Why do we LOVE our Master Muhammad

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All praise is due to Allah, we praise Him, seek His forgiveness and
guidance and we seek refuge with Allah from our own evil and ill
doings. The one Whom Allah guides no one shall be able to misguide
him and the one whom Allah makes misguided no one shall be able
to guide him. I testify that no one is God except Allah, and that
Muhammad is the slave and Messenger of Allah, may Allah raise his
rank and protect his nation from what he fears for them, and the
rank of every Messenger He had sent.

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Thereafter, O slaves of Allah, I order you and myself with
Godfearingness and piety, be pious the way it is due to Him and
endeavor to not die except as Muslims. Allah the exalted said in His
Glorious Book in Surah al-Ahzab, 45-46:

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This ayah means: O Prophet We have sent you as a witness
and giver of the good news of Paradise and Warner from the
torment of Allah and caller to Allah, as per His orders, and
as a lantern of enlightenment.


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Praise be to Allah and may Allah increase the honor and raise the
rank of our Master Muhammad sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam.
Thereafter dear Muslims our speech today by the Will of Allah is
about our love of the one whom Allah has made an oath by his life in
the Quran, it is Muhammad whom the hearts long for, and whom
the eyes are delighted by him, and whom the hearts are comforted
by.
His words are enlightenment (guidance), he brings enlightenment
with him and spreads it as he leaves; his work is enlightenment too.
He overwhelms the hearts and the sights when he speaks,
sedateness covers him when he is not talking.

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How can I not love Muhammad sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam for he

used to be with and accompany the poor, the needy, and the
slaves. He regularly visited them, inquired about them, and
attended their funerals.
How can I not love Muhammad sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam and his

talk is clear, it differentiates between the truth and falsehood, he

accepts what the Honorable Quran calls to accept, he follows the
manners and the conducts that the Quran call for and abides by its
orders.
How can I not love Muhammad sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam and he
is the most modest and polite person with His Lord, he definitely
speaks the truth due to his impeccability whether in the state of
satisfaction as well as in the state of being angery for the sake of
Allah ; hence he says only the truth.
He used to exert effort to preach people, he would remind them of
the verses of the Quran which Allah revealed; he would frighten
them from His punishment too. When he delivers a speech, his eyes
would turn red, his voice would rise, and his anger would be
stronger as if he is warning them of an army who would invade
them.
When he is happy and delighted, his face would be lightened.
Muhammad is the most compassionate and merciful human,
he was the most generous Arab. His courage was seen when
he sent a message with his own messenger to Hercules
which stunned that Roman leader.






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How can I not love Muhammad sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam and he
is the one who is specified with the the major intercession, because
it is not only specified to his nation. In fact, believers from other
than his nation would benefit from it.

On the Day of Judgment, people would say to each other: Let us go

to our father Adam so that he would intercede for us. They would
come to Adam and say to him: O Adam, you are the father of the
humans who got the care of Allah when He created you; intercede
for us. He would say to them: Im not the one who was given the
major intercession, go to Nuh (Noah).They would come to Nuh and
ask him for that, he would say to them: Im not the one who was
given the major intercession, go to Ibrahim (Abraham). They would
come to Ibrahim and ask him for that, he would say to them: Im not
the one who was given the major intercession, go to Musa (Moses).
They would come to Musa and ask him for that he would say: Im
not the one who was given the major intercession, go to ^Isa
(Jesus). They would come to ^Isa and ask him for that, he would
say: Im not the one who was given the major intercession; however,
go to Muhammad.
They would come to the Prophet sallallahu ^alayhi wa
sallam, who would make prostration (sujud) to his Lord. It
will be said to him: Raise your head, intercede and you shall
be given that, and ask you shall be given what you asked
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How can I not love Muhammad and he is the one who said:
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It means: The one who saw me in his dream shall definitely see
me while he is awake.

It was narrated with a continuous chain of narration that there

was a man in the time of as-Salaf (The Salaf are the scholars who
lived during the first three centuries after the Hijrah of the Prophet
sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam.)
This man lived around one hundred fifty years after the time of the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam, his name was alHasan Ibnu Haiyy, he was a pious high ranking scholar who excelled
in the Science of Hadith; he had a brother like him.
When al-Hasan Ibnu Huyaiyy was lying on his death bed, his brother
heard him reciting Verse 69 of Surat an-Nisa:


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It means: He who obeys Allah and His Messenger shall be with
those whom Allah has endowed upon: The prophets, the highly
ranked righteous Muslims (siddiqs), martyrs, and the righteous
people. And what a good company he will be with.
His brother was beside him, he said to him: O brother are you
reciting verses from the Quran or what? He said: No, Im seeing the
Messenger of Allah sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam (in his grave)
laughing to me and telling me the good news that I have earned
Paradise, Im seeing the angels and The Hur ul-^In too.
The Hur ul-^In are females, Allah created them. They are not
humans or jinn. They are in Paradise and will be married to those
men Allah willed them to marry.
So the promise meant in the hadith: The one who saw me in his
dream shall definitely see me while he is awake.
This means that it is good news for the one who sees the Messenger
of Allah sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam in his dream that he shall die
as a believer.



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O Allah grant us seeing him in our dreams this night and every
night, and at death too; O Allah, the Lord of the Worlds and the most
merciful.

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All praise is due to Allah, we praise Him, seek His forgiveness and
guidance and we seek refuge with Allah from our own evil and ill
doings. The one Whom Allah guides no one shall be able to misguide
him and the one whom Allah makes misguided no one shall be able
to guide him. I testify that no one is God except Allah, and that
Muhammad, is the slave and Messenger of Allah, may Allah raise his
rank and protect his nation from what he fears for them, and the
rank of every Messenger He had sent.
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O slaves of Allah I order you and myself with piety and
Godfearingness

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Allah ta^ala says in His Glorious Qur'an, in surah al-Hajj, 1-2,

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These verses mean: O people be pious and God fearing, for the
rocking of the Day of Judgment is a great event, when you
observe it each nursing woman shall be bewildered from
what it is nursing ad every pregnant female shall deliver,
and you shall see the people drunk like yet they will not be
drunk, for the torture of Allah is immense.

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O slaves of Allah I remind you that Allah has ordered you with a
great matter, He ordered you with saying as-Salah and as-salam for
His choicest and most honorable Prophet; Allah said in surah alAhzab, 56:

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This verse means: Allah raises the rank of the Prophet and grants
him safety from what he fears for his nation, and His Angels say Assalah for the Prophet; O you who believed do say As-salah and Assalam for the prophet many times.

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O Allah raise the rank of Prophet Muhammad and increase his
prestige and honor and protect his nation from what he fears for
them, the same as you bestowed on Ibrahim and the family
members of Ibrahim, O Allah you are the Praised and Glorified one.

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O Allah we have made a supplication to you so answer our
supplication and forgive our sins and forgive that we have done
injustice to ourselves. O Allah forgive the sins of the believers, male
and female, those who are alive and those who have died. O Allah
bestow upon us goodness in this world and in the Hereafter and
protect us from Hellfire. O Allah make us guided and among those
who guide others and do not make us misguided and do not make
us among those who misguide others. O Allah cover our short
comings and comfort our fears and make us satisfied toward our

burdens and protect us from the evil of what we fear.

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O slaves of Allah, know that Allah orders you to do justice,
benevolence and to be kind to your kin, and forbids you to
commit vileness, unlawful matters and injustice, and
admonishes you so you may remember. Do remember Allah
the Magnificent and Allah will take care of you, do thank
Him and He will increase your endowments, do ask Him to
forgive you and He will forgive you, and be God-fearing and
He will guide you out of your hardships.