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So when we talk about companions of the prophets, Allah

Aleyhi wa sallam, who have a story which is completely glory and it's this uphill trajectory

You can admire them and you can marvel at their righteousness and their virtue and you can come away from that thinking

You know Subhanallah, I'll never be at that level and honestly that is the story of Abdullah Narawa

O Allah, right? When we're talking about the three poets of the prophets, Allah Aleyhi wa sallam

The story of Abdullah Narawa that we covered, O Allah, is a man who was a warrior, a worshiper, a poet

Someone who you just see complete devotion and you don't really see him trip up at any point in his biography

And then we moved on to

Qabib Numadhik, O Allah, who you see makes a mistake

But the mistake that he makes is not one that causes you any type of serious aversion, right?

It's okay. He got distracted by his circumstances and

His story of repentance and redemption is absolutely beautiful

He used to fight in the battles in general and he missed out a

Couple of battles for whatever reason and then you get to the story of Hassan

In the story of Hassan, O Allah, who you come across, a man who actually does get tripped up

But for not a moment, do we ever think that we're better than any of the companions of the prophets?

Allah Aleyhi wa sallam, especially not someone who was supported by Jibril, Aleyhi wa sallam in his craft and the things that he used to do

And so the story of Hassan, O Allah, who you see makes a mistake

Is refreshingly complex in that the lessons that we can take from the story are so numerous and so relevant and direct

To us bid nillahi ta'ala. So I'm actually very excited about covering Hassan

Ibn Thabat, O radiya Allahu ta'ala, on him again the opening scene you walk into the message of the prophets

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