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Study with Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan at SOK Academy: https://www.sokacademy.com/yt/qna67-c2 The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam slept hungry on a straw mat and Umar wore patched clothes, so should we look poor to imitate them? Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan: then why not ask about praying at night until your feet bleed, or giving all your wealth like Abu Bakr? Who from us does this? It is difficult. So a good life does not contradict piety. From the 67th Q&A session of SOK Academy. https://www.sokacademy.com/yt/qna67-c2 (online academy): Courses taught by Sheikh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan following the literature of the prominent scholars of Islamic history Social Media of Ustadh AbdulAziz Al-Haqqan hafidhahullah: https://linktr.ee/gardenofilm But how do we explain the situations where the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would come out of his house in hunger and sleep on a hasir? Furthermore, Umar ibn al-Khattab, radiyallahu 'anhu wa ardah, wearing clothes that aren't appealing and stitched multiple times. So should we look poor too if we want to imitate them? Why didn't you ask about making qiyam al-layl until blood comes out of your feet, as the Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam did? You're talking about Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, about Umar, about Uthman, about a person who comes and gives all of his wealth. The Messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam asked him, Abu Bakr, what did you leave for your family? He said, Allah and the Messenger. Yalla, who from us does this? It's difficult, isn't it? So, it does not contradict piety, as you said. #Zuhd #Sahaba #QandA #SOKAcademy #AbdulAzizAlHaqqan
