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This Hadīth indicates the merit of sitting together to remember Allah, the Mighty and the Magnificent. In this regard, Abu Sa‘īd al-Khudri (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that Mu‘āwiyah (may Allah be pleased with him) came upon a group of people in the mosque and asked them why they were sitting together. They told him that they were sitting together to remember Allah. He adjured them to tell him whether they gathered only to remember Allah. They swore by Allah that they sat only for that purpose. Thereupon, Mu‘āwiyah told them that he did not make them swear because he did not believe them; rather it was because he saw the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) doing the same thing. He came upon a circle of his Companions in the mosque, asked them these questions, and told them that Allah was taking pride in them before the angels, by saying, for instance, to the angels: ''Look at My servants! They gathered to remember Me.'' It should be noted, however, that this kind of assembly does not mean that people sit together to mention Allah in one voice. Rather, they mention anything that would remind them of Allah, the Almighty, such as an admonition or a reminder. Likewise, they remember the blessings of Allah upon them, including being Muslims, secure, healthy, etc. Indeed, remembering the blessings of Allah is a form of remembering Allah. This proves the virtue of gathering to remember the blessings that Allah has bestowed on people.

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