One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography
Being kind to the ignorant
Do you remember that you made a mistake one day in your youth?
How did your father guide you at home or your teacher at school?
Some of them told tragic stories of reprimand and punishment
It is unfortunate
If some people appear ignorant to us during a meeting, prayer, or event
To get us to it
We may cover it with anger at God's prohibitions
But here is a rare educator and kind teacher
Contain the problem
And be kind to the wrongdoer
And be kind to the ignorant
He taught him the best education, guided him, and taught him the best
Muawiyah bin Al-Hakam Al-Sulami, may God be pleased with him, says:
While I was with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in prayer
When a man sneezed
So I said
May God have mercy on you
The people stared at me with their eyes
So I said
And the bereavement of a mother
What are you looking at?
He said
The people hit their hands on their thighs
When I saw them silence me
But I was silent
When the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, finished his prayer
He invited me
May my father and mother be sacrificed for him
I have never seen a teacher before or after him who was better educated than him
By God, he did not hit me, insult me, or insult me
But he said
In this prayer of ours, nothing people say is appropriate
It is just takbir, glorification, and recitation of the Qur’an
Learn good manners from her here
The art of containing people
And the way to teach the ignorant
The virtue of gentleness and mercy
And deal with things in the best way
The importance of prayer is great
And learn the dominance of the jurisprudence of advocacy
Kindness is the kindest thing you can have as a companion
And you think badly about being compassionate
So he took the metaphor from time and its people
Let us delve into it and investigate
God Almighty knows best
One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography