أصحاب رسول الله - الدرس السادس - عبدالله بن حرام - أحمد عامر

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, and peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace. O Lord, expand my breast for me and ease my task for me and untie the knot from my tongue so that they may understand my speech.

Okay, we will continue, God willing, with the biographies of the noble Companions. Last time, honestly, the story of our master Abdullah ibn Masoud still affected me. Today we have another Abdullah, I don't know if anyone will know him or not. His name is Abdullah ibn Amr ibn Haram, and he is not well-known. I mean, he might be known and seen, but if I

asked someone, "Do you know Abdullah ibn Haram?" they would n't necessarily know him. Honestly, his name not being famous doesn't matter, just like when our master Omar once asked about the martyrs who died. It didn't matter to him, it doesn't matter to us. Of course, it's a problem for you, but it didn't

matter to him. Why? Because our master Omar asked about the people who died, "Who died?" and they said, "So-and-so, so-and-so, so-and-so, and others we don't know." So our master Omar said, "God knows them. It's not important for us." So you will see how God knows them. How will you see God? I mean, how

close is this companion to God? How close is God to him? God, the All-Near, the Most High, you might know his son Jabir bin Abdullah, and why do you know him? Because our master Jabir is one of the most prolific narrators of hadiths, you hear a lot about Jabir, about Jabir, about Jabir ibn Abdullah. This is

Abdullah. Before I talk about our master Jabir next time, I will talk about our master Abdullah ibn Amr ibn Haram. The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said once, "May God reward the Ansar well on our behalf." He said, "May God reward the Ansar well on our behalf." He didn't