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Do you believe you can fly?

What would it be like to fly with your own set of wings?

Not to ride an airplane or another invention that mimics flight,

but to actually soar and propel yourself on your own.

It's just you and the sky and a breeze to take you wherever you want to go.

In the barzach, you finally can.

As your soul leaves the physics of your heavy body and takes the shape of a bird,

be prepared to explore your new world. Almost every famous scholar in Islamic history has a scholar that's barely known that they attribute all of their goodness to.

Safiana Thorei, Rahimhaulah used to say that Amr ibnu Kais, Rahimahah, was the person that I attribute my tarbiyah most to.

He taught me the Quran and so much more. He said, I used to go looking for him in his shop.

And if I couldn't find him in his shop, then I would go look for him in his house.

And any time I found him in his home, he was either praying or reciting the Quran in such a beautiful way.

And then if I couldn't find him in his home, he said, I'd go find him in the corner of some

masjid in the city of Kufa, crying and remembering Allah subhanna. And if I couldn't find him in the

masjid, then I'd find him in the cemetery crying and holding himself accountable.

He said, when this man passed away, everyone in Kufa shut their doors so that they could walk in his genaza.

So the whole city was mourning Abra bin Uquais.

And he appointed the great scholar Abu Huyan to lead his genza, actually stipulating it in his will.

So he said that suddenly while we're carrying him to the graveyard, we hear a loud voice from the sky,

Qad Jha al-Muhsen, Amr bin Uquais.

The good doer has arrived, Amr B'u Kais. The good doer has arrived, Amr bin Uquais.

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