Click Here to See the Ratib with English Translation Habib Abdullah also learn about agricultural science, and he often even sat with the farmers to teach agricultural sciences.
In this case I prefer to imitate the Messenger of Allah, because he did not prohibits his companions when they read poems of praise to him.”Īside of his religious activities and preaching, he also owns and maintains a plantation and chickens, and from earnings of the plantation and the chickens he used it to help the poor, orphans, widows, student of knowledge, and people who cant afford. He said, “Many people make poetry to compliment me, actually I wanted to prevent them, but I’m afraid that I might not be sincere in doing so, so I just ignore.
He did not like fame nor glory, and do not like to be praised.
Apparently Allah wanted to replace his outer sight with the inner sight. But he managed to memorised the al-Qur’an and master the science of religion when he was still a child. When Habib Abdullah was 4-year-old, he was stricken with smallpox that was so severe which resulted to blind of his both eyes. He was known for his writings, wirid and dzikr which were complied about four centuries ago, and still being practiced by the Islamic community at large. His speech reflects a beauty to one’s ear, filled with pearls of knowledge and valuable advice.Īl-Haddad was already well-known in Islamic societies of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Pakistan and other Islamic countries in the Middle East. He was a tall, barrel-chested, white and authoritative-looking. He was born on 5 Safar 1044 H, in the outskirts of town called Tarim Subair. The author of the Ratib al-Haddadal-Sayyid Abdullah bin Alawi al-Haddad was the 30th generation decendant of the Prophet S.A.W. Ratib inscription inside the dome - Haddad Mosque,Tarim- Yemen
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