In the Name of Allaah, this noble man did it all.. He never deviated from the purposes of his great life the breadth of a hair, and never broke a promise to Allah in his worship. No sooner would the latter part of the night begin than he would get up, make his ablution, invoking Allah, praying, and crying. Mountains of wealth later accumulated in his possession, yet he never changed! Then he died leaving only his armor in mortgage. All the countries of the world came closer due to his call! And most of the kings of the earth stood before his message, in which he called them to Islam in awe & supplication. Yet, not an atom of boasting or arrogance crossed his way even at a great distance. When he saw people approaching him out of awe and reverence, he said to them, "Be easy, my mother used to eat dried meat in Makkah." When he had the upper hand over his enemies as they bowed their heads waiting for him to pass judgment on the Day of the Conquest, he merely said to them, "Disperse, for you are free!" The believers saw him while his uncle Al-Abbaas asked him to offer him one of the ordinary jobs, and he gently apologized, saying, "Truly, uncle, we do not offer that job to someone who asks or someone who cares for it." They saw him not only sharing the trouble and hunger that befell people, but establishing for himself and his folk an unforsaken principle which was, "To be the first to feel hunger if people go hungry, and the last to satisfy his hunger when people were starving." He is Muhammad صلي الله عليه و سلم Praise be to Allaah as is due to His Glory and Majesty Who had guided us through this great Messenger صلي الله عليه و سلم to this great faith as a Mercy from Him. And a great meeting, intercession & mercy awaits the believers! So whoever is able, let them guard strictly their salah (obligatory prayers) and follow up wrong with good deeds. And glorify Allaah عز و جل much! And share in the Name of All@>--h. Peace unto the believing folk..
Posted on: Tue, 01 Oct 2013 10:17:28 +0000
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