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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 31st March 2021 19:28
"You brought me dates, and you did not remove the seeds from them."

What is the secret behind the popularity of this phrase and who said it?

Omar bin Al-Khattab's attention was drawn to the fact that Abu Bakr went out to the outskirts of Medina after Fajr prayer, entered a small house for hours, and then he goes to his own house.

And Omar knew everything that Abu Bakr was doing except for the secret of this house.

Days have passed and the Caliph of the Believers is still visiting this house. Omar still did not know what Abu Bakr was doing inside, so Omar decided to enter the house after Abu Bakr left. So that he can see with his eyes what is inside, and know what Abu Bakr does after the Fajr prayer.

When Omar entered this little house, he found an old woman who could not move and had no one, and she is also blind.

Ibn Al-Khattab was surprised by what he saw.

He wanted to know what is the secret of Abu Bakr's relationship with this blind old woman, so he asked her:

"What does this man do here in your house?" (Meaning Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq)

The old woman answered:

"Wa Allahi, I do not know, my son. This man comes every morning and cleans and sweeps the house for me. Then he prepares food for me, and he leaves without talking to me."

When Abu Bakr died, Omar completed the care of the blind old woman.

She said to him: "Did your friend die?"

He said: "How did you know?"

She said: "You brought me dates, and you did not remove the seeds from them."

Omar bin Al-Khattab crouched on his knees and his eyes filled with tears and said his famous phrase:

“The Caliphs are tired after you, O Abu Bakr.”

Should we cry for Abu Bakr, or cry for Omar, or cry today about the feelings and morals that have collapsed and deteriorated.

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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 31st March 2021 19:59
عليهم السلام
جزاك الله خيرا و احسن الجزاء
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 31st March 2021 21:43
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Lovely story, but is there a source for it apart from Quora or LQL?
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 1st April 2021 03:45
What is LQL?
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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 1st April 2021 09:19
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