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Your brothers and sisters, if you looked at the title of the Jotwa, you're probably already confused.

What's your smell?

And the Jotba is not about the erud or cologne or lack of cologne or erud that you use

before coming to the jumma or the sunna of a smell. It's actually about this entire concept of an odor and what

spiritual implications that has. Allah's Ola has given us different senses, has given us different ways in which we connect with the world

around us in different ways in which we perceive things.

And one of those strongest senses is this concept of odor, this concept of a smell.

Because odor has a persuasion that is stronger than appearance, stronger than touch, stronger than a

a touch, stronger than a feeling. It's a very strong sense that Allah Subhano It's

given to us, and there's a physical dimension

to that in a spiritual dimension, right?

The Prophet-Sala al-A-Lah al-Iri-Sallam would never turn down a gift of perfume.

And in our language, of course, in our common terminology, perfume usually refers to the sense of women and

cologne to the sense of men, but it's actually to the composition of oil. They had very strong oils that they would use and the Prophet

Salla is some used to love a Tleeb. It was well known that he would never turn down a

gift of a Tleeb and if you wanted to make the Prophet

Slais-Sallam happy with a gift, then your sure shot was to make the Prophet Salla Islam happy with a gift,

then your short shot was to give the Prophet Sallaisam

a gift of perfume, and the Prophet Sallisam

would enjoy it.

Omar bin al-Tathabradi al-Lah al-U al-Anhu

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