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Make a Wish: What do you wish for?

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I put this question to my esteemed mentor Shaikh Mohammed Daniel and he replied thus:

"This sounds to me to be the story in which Sayyidina Abdullah Ibn Umar ibn Khattab(RA) the great Sahabi and erudite scholar of this Ummah, showed his extreme sagacity in the company of three of the tabi'een.

Musab Ibn Zubair ibnul Awwam (RA), Urwah ibn Zubair ibnul Awwam (RA) and Abdul Malik ibn Marwan were gathered one day with Sayyidna Abdullah ibn Umar ibn Khattab(RA)

Musab ibn Zubair said; As we are next to the Kaa'ba let us all make a wish (ta manuw) and Allah may accept our wish through the blessing of this gathering and your responding with 'Ameen'

So they said to him, as you have suggested this, why don't you start by making your wish first.

So Musab ibn Zubair said, "I wish to have the wilayah (governorship) of Iraq and marry both Sukainah bint Husain (RA) and Aisha bint Talha ibn UbaydUllah (RA).

Then came the turn of Abdul Malik ibn Marwan and he said, "I wish to become the Khalifah of Muslims one day"

Then came the turn of Urwah ibn Zubair who said, "I want to be a leading Faqih and that people come to me seeking knowledge"

Then came the turn of Abdullah Ibn Umar (RA) who said, "As for me, my wish is only for Jannah"

Each of them lived to see their wish come true. As for Abdullah ibn Umar (RA) then inshAllah his wish will also come true in the hereafter.

It has a weak chain of narration, however there are many lessons to be learnt from it.



I heard Imam Suhaib Webb tell a story in a seerah talk a few years ago. The story went something like this: There were 3 Companions or tabi'een that were hanging out around the kabah, when one says 'make a wish'. So each of them makes a wish. One wishes to be the ruler of a certain area (maybe Hijaz), and the second wishes to become a great scholar, and the third wishes to be forgiven by Allah. They say that the first two attained their wishes, and it is hoped that the third did too.

Does anyone have the full quote, or at least the names of the three companions and/or a reference?

Jazakumullah khayr in advance

Aminah

Aminah Abbasi


http://www.deenport.com/_iframes/display_03_scroll.php?page=../messages/jmp.php?t=3502_17062


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jazakallah for sharing

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jazakallah for sharing

-safina

Please read

http://cordobaacademy.lefora.com/2012/03/20/jazak-allah-or-jazak-allah-khairan-which-is-best/0

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As salam mu alaikum

I wish that Allah alleviate the stress, torture and suffering that our brethren are suffering in Syria, Burma and around the world.

I wish that Allah continues to utilise us to defend His deen and to propagate the Haq.

I wish that Allah permits us to join our Beloved (salahu alayhi wasalam) at the fountain of Kauthar and in the highest gardens of Jannah.

Say ameen

Was-salam

MD

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Wa alaikum as-salam wa rahmatullah,

Ameen Yaa Arhamu ar-Raahimeen

Was-salam

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