Part of من جماليات السيرة (اكتملت السلسلة)
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من جماليات السيرة النبوية | الحلقة (35) | طول النفَس الدعوي
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One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography
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Longevity of prayer
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The preacher did not come to guide people directly
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The battle with Al-Bater was not a single round that ended quickly
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Therefore, those who rush to results are wrong
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They missed the wisdom of patience and slowness
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And kindness to creatures
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And wait for the invitation
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On the authority of Aisha, may God be pleased with her
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She said to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Has there ever come upon you a day that was more severe than the Day of Uhud?
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He said, “I have received from your people what I have encountered.”
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The worst thing I encountered from them was on the day of Aqaba
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When I presented myself to Ibn Abd Yalil Ibn Abd Kalal
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He did not answer me
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That is, they lied to him and mocked him, as is famous
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They ordered him to leave quickly
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And they imposed their boys and girls on him
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So they killed him with stones
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He says, so I set off with a worried face
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I did not wake up until I was at the fox's horn
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So I raised my head
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Then I saw a cloud that shaded me
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So I looked and there was Gabriel
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He called me and said:
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God has heard what your people say to you
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And they did not respond to you
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The King of the Mountains has sent to you
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You can command him to do whatever you want about them
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Then the King of the Mountains called me and greeted him
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Then he said
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O Muhammad, that is whatever you wish
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If you want, I can apply the wood to them
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The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Rather, I hope that God will emerge from their loins
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He who worships God alone
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He does not associate anything with Him
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Therefore, we benefit here from the wisdom of the preacher
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And the length of his advocacy
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And do not rush guidance
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Mercy for people and hatred of revenge
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And hearts are in the hands of the Most Gracious
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And touching distant hope
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And anticipating the welfare of future generations
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God's grace and blessings
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And that is not too dear to God
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One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography