Poor And Unmarried, But This Man's Bodies Attended 15 Thousand Mothers and Witnessed Thousands of Girls

imus (50)in #religion • 6 years ago

A funeral illustration attended by thousands of people.

Living a life with problems and or getting in and out of bars, being reproached and banned, does not prevent everyone from loving themselves.

The love does not come with just sitting talking, or doing persecution at the sellers of khamar.

But that love is embedded in the care of the inhabitants of Damascus because of the nobility of morals and the relief of their hands in solving their problems, when he is only poor, unmarried, without any position, and often sought by problems.

Yes. The hatred of the rivals and the "neighbors" or even the regime, does not at all make him neglectful of the love of the hearts of the general public, through contributions.

Al-Hafidz Al-Barzali rahimahullah relates that when he died unjustly behind the narrowness of iron bars, the entire population of Damascus and surrounding villages closed all their markets & shops. All the good old people, young, even disabled people did not escape to attend just to see his corpse. Approximately 200 thousand men bertakbir menyalatkan & witnessed the kotta whose inhabitants are people who are tyrannized by 'official' clerics and the regime.

15 thousand mothers who usually likes to be outraged do not want to lose to witness the death itself, even young girls who at that time tersingit in the rooms of the house; forced to climb the roofs of the house in order to witness the procession of his corpse.

Al-Hafidz Ibn Hajar Al-'Asqalani adds that if no one shows the priesthood of this man besides the number of his corpse accompanying the number hundred thousand, it would have been enough.

In the history of Islam, no corpse was attended to by such a large number as the body of this man except as the body of Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal.