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His Smile [PPBUH] in the Black Darkness
Whenever the night gets so dark, hope gets so high in a beam of light the cuts this darkness, and scatters the gloom of the pitch-black night… the human self is natured to seek the intimacy of the beauty of the daylight when it shows up… after the long dreary loftiness night when it become dark… If it you became sure of that, then you should know that the souls are natured to the love of the Prophet Chosen-One whose seeds of light were deeply planted inside the dense mud of the humanity of Adam's children… until it was honored with its creator's speech, Almighty, when he said [And know that among you is Allah's Messenger] al-Hujrat 49:7… smiles at you when the darkness becomes black, a smile that is a saving ship when the dangers surround in the seas of the worlds.
How much today is like yesterday!
Whenever you look around you and see hypocrisy, dissension, and bad
manners, from which the Prophet, Chosen-One Guider Honest, has asked
Allah protection, you would greatly feel the extent of our need for
some his manners and his clear light. That is how he was in the
course of his biography… you would find him in the darkest moments a
lantern lighting the path way removing all the darkness. Then
whoever would be thrown in the fire of trial, in his presence, will
not be burned… as the praising scares to praise his highness fearing
that it might miss the correctness, also the trials are
The one who dared to offend the Prophet [PPBUH], and his offspring: Ibn az-Zubayr narrated from Jaber that he said: A man -in the second narration he was identified as Dhuel-Khowaysara at-Tamimy- came to the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] in al-Gurana while he was leaving Hunain and Belal was carrying a load of silver in his cloth for the Prophet to distribute it and the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] was taking from that silver and giving people. Dhuel-Khowaysara said: O, Muhammad, be just. The Messenger said (Woe to you. Who is to be just if I am not?! You would fail and lose if I am not just). Omar ibn al-Khattab said: let me kill this hypocrite, O, Messenger of Allah. the Messenger said (Allah forbid, people talk about me killing my companions. This one and his company recite Qur'an but it does not go beyond their throats. They leave it as an arrow leaves the bow). Al-Musnad al-Gamee.
In another narration: az-Zahry
said: Abo-Salam ibn Abdel-Rahman told me that Abo-Saied al-Khudry [AAH]
said: while we were with the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH], and he was dividing something,
Dhuel-Khuwaysara, who was a man from Bany Tamim, came to him and
said: O, Messenger of Allah be just. He said (Woe to you. Who is
to be just if I am not?! Verily, You would fail and lose if I am not
just). Omar said: O, Messenger of Allah, give me permission and
will cut his nick. He said (Leave him; he has company that one
would despise his prayers with theirs and his fasting with theirs.
They recite Qur'an but it does but it does not go beyond their
collarbones. They leave the religion as an arrow leaves the bow. He
looks at its edge and finds nothing, he looks at the end of its
string and finds nothing, he looks at its shaft, and find nothing
with it, and he looks at its feathers and finds nothing -it is all
parts of the bow and arrow- it has preceded the fat and blood. Their
sign is a black man; his upper arm is like the breast of a woman or
like a piece of meat shaking, and they come out when people are in
difference…)
narrated by al-Bukhary in the section of the signs of
the prophecy in Islam, and in the narration of Muslim: az-Zahry from
Abo- In another narration: Anas ibn Malik said: there was, at the time of the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH], a man that we liked his worship and his strive, so we mentioned him to the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] with his name but he did not know him, and we mentioned his description but he did not know him. While we were trying to mention him, the man showed up, we said: here he is. The Messenger said (you are telling me about a man on whose face a scorch from Satan). The man came to them but he did not say the Salam. The Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] said to him (I ask you by Allah, when you stood by the sitting, did you say: no one in the people is better than me)? The man said: Yes, by Allah. Then he went in to pray. The Messenger of Allah said (who kills the man)? Abo-Bakr said: I do. He went to him, but he found him standing in prayers, he said "Subhan-Allah, do I kill a man while he is praying? And the messenger of Allah has forbidden the killing of the praying ones". So he came back. The Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] (What did you do)? He said "I hated to kill him while he is praying, and I was forbidden to kill the praying ones". Omar said: I will. So he entered and found him putting his face on the ground. Omar said: Abo-Bakr is better than me. And he came back out. The Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] said (what)? Omar said: I found him putting his face to the ground, so I hated to kill him. The Messenger said (who kills the man)? Ali said: I will. The Messenger said (You will if you catch him). Ali went in but found him gone. He came back to the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH], so he said (What)? Ali said: I have not found him. He said (If he were killed there would be no two men disagreeing in my nation first to last). Musa said: I heard Mohamed ibn Ka'b saying: that was the man whom Ali killed the one with the breast thing… Comments on the interpretation of the Hadith: • The saying of: "be just" to the Prophet [PPBUH] is a sign of lightheadedness and slighting of the prestige of the Prophet [PPBUH] which one of the signs of the people of arrogance and impoliteness leading to bad ending, Allah protect us. That is why the Prophet [PPBUH] answered him en extremely wise eloquent answer and said (Verily, You would fail and lose if I am not just…) the You he meant Dhuel-Khuwaysara and the Verily here means the realization of the signs of his prophecy [PPBUH], so the man got the failure and loss for his impoliteness with the Prophet [PPBUH]. The clear meaning of the words of the Prophet [PPBUH] (You would fail and lose if I am not just) is that if your belief is built on the base that the Prophet may not be just in any part of time, then you would definitely fail and lose, no escape of that. • The description of Sd. Omar for the man as the hypocrite in front of the Prophet [PPBUH], with no objection from him, but the Prophet [PPBUH] described him as a companion when he commented saying (Allah forbid, people talk about me killing my companions). That was some of his great wisdom, patience, and noble morality, leaving the door open for anyone who wants to repent, and then the description of Allah for him [PPBUH] as a mercy for the worlds is realized.
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His saying [PPBUH]
(They recite
• In the narration from Sd. Anas ibn Malik [AAH] (on whose face a scorch from Satan); the Prophet [PPBUH] told them about that man just by looking at his face without previously knowing him or revelation. That was the insight that Allah made as a condition for calling to Him, Almighty. This insight which was hard for the people of our time, so they neglected its necessity in the matter of calling to Allah not just that but they also accused its people of disbelief and detained them from carrying out their mission in the course of calling to Allah. Allah said [Say "This is my way: I do invite unto Allah, with insight, I and whoever follows me. Glory to Allah! and never will I join gods with Allah!"] Yusuf 12:108. • The saying of the narrator “The man came to them but he did not say the Salam” in spite of the fact that the Messenger of Allah [PPBUH] was among them. This indicated the he has a disease in the heart. As if had in his heart a grain’s weight of love for sayyduna the Messenger of Allah, its signs would have shown when he meets him. This is a state that is know for the people of love whether it was high or low. But that was the arrogance which prevents from entering the garden of the Messenger of Allah in this worldly life before the hereafter.
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The saying of the Messenger of
Allah (I ask you by Allah, when you stood by the sitting, did you
say: no one in the people is better than me)? He said: Yes, by
Allah. Then he went in to pray. That is another evidence for whoever
believes in physiognomy, inspiration, enlightenment, uncovering, and
al-Fateh [the insight opening], which are all ranks of the insight,
which is the sight of the heart, like the sight for the eyes. Also
we do not forget the rank of empowerment of the caller for Allah,
which is clear in the truthful saying of the untruthful hypocrite.
That was empowerment and support from Allah for his beloved to show
the signs of his prophecy for his companions, in order to increase
their love and belief in their Prophet [PPBUH]. Exactly like Abo-Lahab, when the revelation talked
about him and he could not deny the Prophet by declaring the
embracement of
• The saying of the Prophet [PPBUH] (who kills the man)? And the repetition of this request with Sd. Omar and Sd. Ali showed the politeness of the companions with the guidance of their Prophet [PPBUH] and with each other. As we see Sd. Omar saying: Abo-Bakr is better than me. And he followed his guidance, in spite of what could be understood from the repetition of the request of sayyduna the Messenger of Allah of killing the man, and what would be understood that his prayer is not actually a prayer rather it is pretending and hypocrisy. Then look at what he told Sd. Ali [AHHF] (You will if you catch him) and what it contain of sharp insight and telling of the unknown. Also see the composition of the words to indicate the doubt out of curtsy and politeness with Allah, and commitment to the rules of slavery to Allah and hiding, the humbleness to Allah, and the descending to their rank in order not to be terrorizing them with their prey. The talk about the Prophet [PPBUH] and his great manners, his teaching to his companions, his state, his sayings, his staying, and his travel are seas of guidance that stays for ever as a source that does not run out, and the one who dives into it will never rest and will never get tired.
Written by Dr. Ibrahim ad-Desouqi Translated by Sameh
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