This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Soam, welcome back to Allah loves. So this is a very special story that I learned very early on when I was studying the companions of the Prophet

Salahaniwahaniwah Islam.

Because a lot of times when you're hearing Hadid's about rushing to do good and this idea of the companions being highly motivated, which they were,

sometimes that could lead a person to not be very deliberate about their actions and the things that they do.

So this is a Hadith which takes place with a long and the

actions that they do. So this is a Hadith which takes place with a long incident in the backdrop

where you had the tribes that were coming to see the Prophet Slaisam,

the delegations that were coming to the Prophet Sla'lai'a,

and people were rushing to get off their camels, get off their horses, jump and run to the

Prophet Siam so that they could kiss his hands so they could greet him.

And there was one person that stayed back for some time and you've got to think

well who's the one that's getting the camels set? Who's the one that's keeping things in order?

Who's the one that's actually staying behind making sure that no one dropped anything

Who's that guy right that guy was a shadj Abdul case a sajd al-a-sajaj was an unsaidi he was a young man but he was very deliberate about the things that he did.

He was very calculated.

So he was the one that was making sure that everything was tied properly, and so he stayed

behind, he made sure that his tribe had all of their belongings with them. He tied the camels properly. He went and he changed and he made himself presentable.

Then he came to the Prophet Salah Allah Ali was soam and some of his tribe they kind of mocked that deliberation or they felt like he was being

slow but the Prophet Salah alahanih was said to him that in a fika huss la tain that you have in

you two qualities you habuhmala that Allah loves about you and he said what are they oh messenger of Allah he said

al-Hilm well anah you're forbearing and you are deliberate.

Forebearance and deliberation.

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