Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, one of the people of the book, was the grandson of our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
He was the son of Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him, and the Prophet's, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, daughter, Hazrat Fadimeh, peace be upon her,
and was born in Medina on the third year of the Haggira.
The Prophet Muhammad, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, read the call to prayer, Adam, into his ear and gave him the name Hassan.
Hazrat Hassan was one of the young people who swore allegiance to Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, while he was still a child.
He was brought up with his immaculate education.
He is the subject of much praise from Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, in many hadiths.
When he was eight, he lost first his grandfather, the Prophet Muhammad, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and then his mother, Hazrat Fatima, peace be upon her.
He was then raised by his father, Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him.
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, had an attractive white face and resembled our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, more than anyone else.
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, was filled with the love of Allah, gentle, dignified, peace-loving, compassionate, patient, and virtuous.
He spent his possessions on Allah's path and gave away much in alms.
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, went on the Hajj, on foot, twenty-five times.
He had fifteen sons and eight daughters.
All his wives loved Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, very much.
Together with Hazrat Hussein, peace be upon him, Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him,
is one of the two holy figures through whom the line of our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, has come down to the present day.
Our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, loved Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, very much, and treated him with great affection.
Several companions described how our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, loved his grandchildren and took an interest in and played with them.
Al-Bara, peace be upon him.
I saw the Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, with Hassan on his shoulder.
Adnan Oktar
They traveled around on their grandfather's shoulders, our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
One on the right shoulder, one on the left.
Our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, used to carry them round in the garden in such places, or when going to the mosque.
That was what they delighted in most, clinging to their grandfather.
They were both truly cute, mashallah.
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, loved Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, very much.
He would joke with him, place him on his lap, kiss him and allow him to play with his blessed hair.
Usama, son of Hazrat Zaid, peace be upon him, said this of our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Rasulullah would put me on one knee and his grandson Hassan on the other.
Then he would embrace us both and pray,
O Lord, have mercy on them, because I am most compassionate towards them.
As a young child, Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, would come to our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
when he was praying, and climb on his back and neck as he prostrated himself.
Because of his love and compassion for Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him,
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, would get up very slowly in order to ensure that he would not fall off.
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, would often call his two grandsons, Hassan and Hussein,
whom he described as the two pillars of the world, to him, and embrace them to him.
Abu Ayyab Ansari, peace be upon him, relates.
One day I came into the presence of Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Hassan and Hussein were playing in front of them.
O Rasulullah, you must love them very much, I said.
How could I not love them? They are my two pillars in this world, whom I kiss and smell, he said.
Whoever loses the sun must turn to the moon. If he loses that, he must turn to the stars.
When the people of Kiram asked him for an explanation of this hadith,
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, said,
I am the sun, the moon is Ali, Fadimeh is a star.
The two stars near the North Pole are Hassan and Hussein.
Whoever loves Hassan and Hussein loves me, but whoever hates them hates me.
The Caliphate of Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him.
With the martyrdom of Hazrat Hassan's, peace be upon him, father, Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him.
He became caliph in 661 A.D.
40,000 people swore allegiance to him.
In the seventh month of his caliphate,
as his and Maawiyah's armies were making preparations for battle near Baghdad,
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, relinquished the caliphate in favor of Maawiyah.
Because of this agreement in 661, that year was known as Amul Kamma,
the year of unity in the history of Islam.
At the same time, this also pointed to a miracle of our prophets,
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
because when Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him, was very young,
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
pointed to him and said,
This son of mine is a Saeed.
Almighty Allah will reconcile two sides through him.
No Muslim blood was spilled due to Hazrat Hassan's, peace be upon him,
relinquishing the caliphate.
And peace and tranquility were established.
In this way, Rasulullah's, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
words about Hazrat Hassan came true.
Hazrat Mahdi, peace be upon him,
is descended from the line of Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him.
In the hadiths, our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
describes distinctive and distinguishing features of Hazrat Mahdi,
peace be upon him,
so that Muslims can recognize him.
One of these is that Hazrat Mahdi, peace be upon him,
will be descended from the line of Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him.
Hazrat Mahdi is one of the children of Hazrat Fadimeh,
and descended from the line of Hassan.
Taman relates in his work,
the Faviyyid,
and Ibn As-Sakir relates from Abdullah bin Amir,
that he said,
One who is a child of Hassan,
Hazrat Mahdi,
will appear from the east,
and even if the mountains oppose him,
he will overcome them,
and make paths for himself in the mountains.
Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
gave Hazrat Mahdi, peace be upon him,
and Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him,
the glad tidings of Paradise.
Hakim, Ibn Majah, and Abu Naim,
related from Hazrat Ennis.
I heard Rasulullah, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
say,
Seven people from among the sons of Abdul Muttalib
are the lords of Paradise.
Me, Hamza,
Ali, Jafar,
Hassan,
Hussein,
and Hazrat Mahdi.
What Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him,
said about Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him,
Hazrat Hussein, peace be upon him,
and his own martyrdom.
Hazrat Hassan, peace be upon him,
was exposed to various forms of persecution
during the ten-year period of the Imams.
He was not even safe in his own home,
and he was eventually poisoned and martyred
in the fiftieth year of the Hegira.
Adnan Oktar
Look, what does my forebear say?
My beloved Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him,
said,
I swear to Allah
that I and my two sons,
Hassan and Hussein,
will be martyred.
He swore to Allah
while he was still alive.
Our Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
said,
You, and you, and you,
the three of you,
will be martyred.
He swore that,
since it came through revelation.
Look,
Hazrat Ali, peace be upon him,
said,
Praise be to Allah,
I swear to Allah
I and these two sons of mine
will be martyred.
And he will send one of my descendants,
Hazrat Madi,
he says.
He will seek our blood
and take vengeance for us.
How?
Through establishing a global reign.
The line of the Prophet,
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
had come to an end,
hadn't it?
But he will appear,
and the line of the Prophet,
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
will establish a global reign,
inshallah.
Millions of Sayyid will rise up,
in the spiritual sense,
inshallah.
He says,
He will seek our blood.
The blood of Hazrat Hassan,
peace be upon him,
and Hazrat Hussein,
peace be upon him,
and Hazrat Ali,
peace be upon him,
will be smeared on Hazrat Madi's,
peace be upon him brow.
He will take revenge for them.
That is his global reign,
the elimination of disbelief.
Of course,
the blood is rubbed on his brow,
in three lines,
inshallah,
inshallah.
MAN IN THE LIbit of gravel,
inshallah.
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