Abuhuraira was wearing two garments from linen. He took one of the garments and wiped his nose with it and when he did that the memories hit him and he said, Bakhen, Bakhen. Bakhen is like, whoa, like man you made it. He was like that kind of phrase. He's saying like, Abuhuraira is wiping his nose with linen and then he mentions what his situation was like before. Abuhuraira used to be from Ahlosofa. Ahlosofa were the poor in Medina who didn't have any family, didn't have a business or a job or a land to raise crops and whatnot. Ahlosofa, they lived in the back of the mission and so he says that there would be periods in my life when I would walk between the Mimba of the Prophet ﷺ and the room of Aisha of the Allah Allah and I would be so hungry that I would literally fall down and pass out and people would walk by me, see me on the floor lying down and they would put their foot on my neck thinking that I was crazy. He says, I wasn't crazy. All that led me to that point was extreme hunger and he says, now I'm wearing two clock garments. In another narration also in Bukhari, Abuhuraira tells us a story. He says that, I used to lie down and put my stomach against something on the ground to apply pressure to my stomach and he says, I used to tie a rock to my stomach tightly to put pressure on my empty stomach to relieve the pain of hunger and he says in one time I was so hungry that I just sat in the road and I waited for people to pass by and he says, Abuhuraira, pass by. So I asked him about the tafsih of an ayah in the Book of Allah and he says, I didn't really have a question about the ayah. My hope was when I asked Abuhuraira this question, he would say, come over let's have some chai, some crackers, some dates, whatever and we'll talk about the ayah. So he was hoping he would get an invitation to the house of Abuhuraira but he says, Abuhuraira didn't get the hint. He didn't say if he answered the question or not but he says he just kept going and he didn't invite me over and so he says, I waited and then he says Thumma Marra, Omar al-Lawan, I asked him about an ayah in the Book of Allah, I only asked him that so that he could invite me to his house and feed me and he says, be also fast by and he didn't invite me over and then he says, Thumma Marra, Abuhura, I will class him, Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam and then Abuhura class him the Prophet of Allah, Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he passed by and when he saw Abuhuraira he says, right when he saw Abuhuraira the Prophet of smiled, Abuhuraira says that in right a way he knew what was going on, what I was thinking about and what you could see in my face of hunger so he says, Abuhuraira, he says, Abbaikah al-Sura Allah, here I am a messenger of Allah, he says, Ilhaq come with me so he says, so I followed him and we went to his house so the messenger of Allah, Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam goes home and he realizes Abuhuraira is hungry and so he asks, do we have anything at home and he is told that there is a cup of milk so Abuhuraira is like, okay I'm done with that, the Prophet of Allah is going on, I'm going to get my meal for the day but then the messenger of Allah, Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he tells Abuhuraira, Abuhuraira, go to Ahlusufa and call all of them over, we're going to have a big party, Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam, now Abuhuraira is nearing the hadith himself and he's being completely honest here, right he says, Fasahani that, like that that disappointed me and he's saying to himself, how can one cup of milk be sufficient for all of the Ahlusufa, right and he says, I have more rights to have this milk, I'm here, like I'm with the Prophet of Allah, he hasn't been Muslim for long but he already knows some rules, the one who's inviting isn't it be the one who is serving, not eating first, so this small amount of milk, not only do I have to invite them, I am going to be the one who will be serving them, so what will be remained for myself, but he says, never will I contradict the command of Allah or the command of the Messenger of Allah, even if it appears to be at my own loss, if the Messenger of Allah told me to call them, I will call them, so he goes and he calls Ahlusufa, as expected, the Messenger of Allah said, I'm told him to provide the milk to each person, so Ahul-Araida goes to the first man and he gives him the milk and the narration, I get it's very interesting, how Ahul-Araida recalls the story, he says, the man would drink Hatta Yarwa until he would be completely filled and then he would give back the cup of Abuhuraira, and Ahul-Araida would then go to the next person, and the next person would drink and drink and drink until he was filled until finally everybody from Ahno-Sufa drank, so the only people left to drink are two, the Messenger of Allah and Abuhuraira, and so the Messenger of Allah, Abuhuraira says, Fennad al-A'ilaiah, he looks at me, Tata-Bastam and he again smiles in my face, and he says, Abahir, and he says, Labaykai Ahno-Sufa Allah, he says, Baki to Anawa Ants, there's only two people left, Abuhuraira is thinking who's the milk for, right? So the Messenger of Allah says, and I'm telling Abuhuraira drink, and so he drink, he finished drinking and he gave it to the Prophet, and the Prophet of Allah said, Drink again, and he drank again, and then he says, the Prophet of Allah kept telling me to drink and drink and drink until he says, Oh Messenger of Allah, swear by the one who was sent you with the truth, I have no space left to drink the milk, and then he gave the cup to the Prophet, and then the Messenger of Allah, so I said, he praised Allah, and he said, Bismillah, and then he also drank what remained. What I was hoping to draw from the Hadith is, Abuhuraira himself says, he saw me in the street, he knew in my face, and what is in my heart that I am here because I'm hungry, but the Prophet of Allah took him through this whole exercise, calling others, being generous to others, teaching Abuhuraira law and who to give preference to others over yourself, even if you were the one who was in need, and it's a quality that Allah preserved in the Quran when he says, the people who give preference to others over themselves, even if they themselves are in desperate need, and this ayah was actually revealed after an incident that Abuhuraira himself narrated, he sees when a man came to the Messenger of Allah, and he was hungry, and the Messenger of Allah went to his house and his wife told them, we only have water, so he said, who will feed this man, what unsoughty man said, I will, so he goes how many tells his wife, do we have food, she says, all we have is something that's very a small amount to feed my children, so he says, well, cook the food, turn on the lights, the lantern, it was at a shat time, it was dinner time, turn on the light, and then make your kids go to sleep without feeding them, just keep them busy until they fall asleep, and so she did that, and then what their plan was, they took out the food and they presented it to the guest, and then the wife intentionally, though she made it look accidentally, knocks out the lantern and the light turns out, so they're sitting now in the dark, and so the wife and the husband, both are pretending to eat, and the guest feels, he senses that they're eating, but in reality they were pretending to eat because they only had enough food that would feed one and they didn't say this to him, they didn't say this to the messenger of Allah, they didn't say this to anybody else, the next day when the man goes to the messenger of Allah, I said, I'm the messenger of Allah, so I said, I'm the man that Allah smiled and was impressed and laughed at what you did last night, he didn't say anything to the messenger of Allah, this was a secret deed he did between him and Allah, the spirit of a believer is not just giving preference to others over themselves, but doing so in a way, the person doesn't sense that you're doing them a favor, that the deed is so hidden that Allah revealed an ad to expose what the man did when he said,