– On the topic of legacy we just wanted to play one video and get your thoughts.
– Rahimahullah.
– Very powerful for those who didn't know,
that was your brother who transitioned from disorder.. – Abdul Raheem.
– October 5th 2020, almost few months away from being 2 years.
My brother Shaykh Aziz was a physician, one of the things that he said was,
"In a man the wounds heal but never seal".
For us it was a very dark day.
Especially when I think..
challenge of young and at the same time.
Prothet ﷺ used to seek refuge
Just sudden and at the same time just came back a few months before.
One of the teachers at our school he said very beautifully that,
"He came after but he you won the race".
Sometimes you're behind in the race but then you go ahead and win.
This is a beautiful dua.
So he left while serving.
He was teaching Hadith from 8 to 12.30,
and in between he had a half an hour break,
and after that half an hour he would go to the other institute and teach Quran for four hours.
So Hadith, Quran and in between on that day he was picking up medication for my mother.
So he's teaching Hadith and then he's going to serve his mother to teach Quran.
And in between that Allah Subhana Wa Ta'la took him.
So this is one of the last lesson he taught,
I didn't know this till his students told me.
The hadith of the dua of Janazah and how we pray Salatul Janazah.
He left on a Monday and that was a Monday he taught that and then he left.
There are signs but same time we got to continue working,
it wasn't as if Abdul would stop working like he said, "No, I'm done,
I can't do this anymore".
We have to continue fighting through it, Inshaallah we're going to connect again.
I feel for those who don't believe in Ahira.
How do you bury you with your pain, how do you bear with your loss.
Like how do you wake up in the morning knowing that or believing that there is no Ahira
and you won't meet your parents again.
It's difficult.
For us it's khallas.
There will be a time where I'll be able to hug him again and kiss him.
And we will be able to hug the Prophet ﷺ
and at that moment we woud say, "Prophet, you struggle more than anyone
but we saw a little bit of pain too,
hopefully that made you and made Allah happy"
If we take it the right way.. Ibn Qayyim (rahimahuLlah) says,