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As I mentioned to you next week, we will start in insha'Allah with A'ishr al-Diyallahu

ta'ala an-ha, her siyirah. So that will take at least two or three halakas in insha'Allah

ta'ala. And we've been covering the Ansar up until now. And tonight in insha'Allah

ta'ala will give you the most holistic look that you'll probably get, especially as it pertains

to the initial entrance of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam into mazjjid

quba, into the area of quba. And so this is going to be a connecting the da'ala for you.

And what I hope insha'Allah you'll take away from it is not just a love for the three companions

that we will focus on today, but actually an appreciation for the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

sallam's leadership style. How did the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam

manage to unite so many different tribes, so many different classes of people,

despite the fact that they were trying to kill each other before Islam. And the Prophet sallallahu

alayhi sallam manages somehow to get them to see past their differences with one another.

And also see past their differences with an entirely strange group of people coming from Makkah

to El Medina. And so to appreciate the brilliance of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

sallam in uniting tribes, you can imagine that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi

sallam has to play this balancing act with all of the tribes as he's entering

it to Medina. And the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,

who's this super intentional person, the most intentional person to ever walk the face of the earth,

right? Everything about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi sallam is niya, its intentionality,

the way he looks, the way he talks to someone, the way he eats, everything.

And we saw it especially in the story of Jabr al-Diyallahu alayhi sallam.

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