Part of من جماليات السيرة (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 44 of 50
من جماليات السيرة النبوية | الحلقة (44) | الزهادة العجيبة
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One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography
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Amazing asceticism
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Asceticism is not a claim with the tongue
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Or he hesitated
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Or sincere wishes
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Nope
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But it is a bitter reality
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He lives it and doesn't care
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And the reason
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He looks forward to what God has and the Hereafter
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He fears the world and its charms
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He says that while the world comes to him from everywhere
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So he classifies it for the sake of God
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He is not devoid of it until he becomes ascetic or humble
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Omar, may God be pleased with him, said in the long hadith of Ilaa
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I saw the effect of mats on his side, may God bless him and grant him peace
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So I cried
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He said: What makes you cry?
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So I said, O Messenger of God
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Kasr and Caesar are in what they are
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And you are the Messenger of God
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And he said
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Aren't you satisfied that they have this world and we have the afterlife?
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And really
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The world with its inflated wealth
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And her frivolous charm
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Not for people of faith
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Because of the distraction and temptation it contains
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But this world is what brings them closer to God
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They enjoy it without extravagance or imagination
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That is why the prophets and wise people were aware of it
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They did not live for it
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And they will not be busy with its flower
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To preserve their religion and message
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In another hadith narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
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Shorten the world and reduce his time in it
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His goal is to guide people
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Not eternal pleasure
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And mortal absurdity
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, slept
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On a tatami
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So he stood up and it affected his side
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So we said, O Messenger of God
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If we had taken you as a partner
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And he said
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What do I have to do with the world?
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I am in this world only as a passenger
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Take shade under a tree
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Then he went and left her
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This is a wonderful picture of the humble greatness
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And the distinguished ascetic
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Which is equal to the hypothalamus
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With rough mats
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His cause remains superior to all of that
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He came as a great messenger
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Loaded with sublime performance
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Do not become accustomed to the poor worldly preoccupation
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The benefit of this is for the soul, work and advocacy
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Humility and thinking about what God has
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And prepare for the afterlife
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And mercy for the weak
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And by knowing the worth of the soul
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And improve behavior
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Whoever opens his eyes to the world
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Except the Almighty
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And he was deceived
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And peace