The translation of some verses of the Holy Quran is a service. Read them, understand them, practice them and spread them all over the world. And become a means of bringing all humanity on the path of pleasing Allah Almighty. May Allah Almighty grant us all success.
1 ... Allah rewards those who do good deeds.
2 ... We believe in God alone
And in Allah we put our trust.
3 ... Whomsoever Allah sends astray, for him there is no guide.
4 ... Say: Allah is sufficient for me, and in Him trust those who put their trust.
When Hazrat Ayub (as) prayed to Allah Almighty for healing after his long illness, Allah Almighty ordered Hazrat Ayub (as) to hit his foot on the ground.
By the command of Allah, they adopted this weak cause, by which Allah Almighty, by His power, kicked their feet on the ground and released such a spring of water from which the body of Hazrat Ayub (as) for twenty years Diseases are gone.
We have learned many lessons from this incident of Hazrat Ayub (as). Here are two important lessons.
1. The lesson is that Allah Almighty could have healed Ayub (as) even by His own will, but being the source of the world, He commanded Hazrat Ayub (as) to do something, that is, at least put his foot on the ground.
2. The lesson is that whatever means are available, they should be adopted with the belief that even the greatest things can exist in spite of the weakest means by the power and command of Allah Almighty.
When Hazrat Maryam (as) gave birth to Hazrat Isa (as) without a father by the command of Allah, it was a divine command for her to shake the trunk of the palm tree, that is, to move it. Allah Almighty, by His power, could have fed Hazrat Maryam (PBUH) with a date without any reason, but due to being the source of the world, it was commanded to move the palm trunk towards her.
Therefore, Hazrat Maryam (as) moved the palm trunk in obedience to God's command. The trunk of a date palm is so strong that even a few strong men cannot shake it easily, but the delicate woman took up this weak cause, so Allah Almighty, by His command, made the dried palm tree fresh for Hazrat Maryam (as). Arranged dates i.e food.
From this incident it became clear that whatever means are available, one should rely on Allah and adopt them.
We should adopt the causes, but we should rely on Allah Almighty that He can bring something into existence even without the causes, and in spite of the existence of the causes, nothing can come into existence without His command.
Abrahim (peace be upon him) was thrown into the blazing fire, there were all the reasons for burning, but God's command was that if fire became a safety for Abrahim, then the fire did not harm him at all, but the fire that burns others It was a source of coolness and security for him.
In the same way, a sharp knife was used on the neck of Hazrat Ishmael (as) with force, but cutting the knife also needs the command of Allah. Allah had commanded that knife not to cut the neck of Hazrat Ishmael (as), therefore Despite the means of cutting, the knife could not cut the neck of Hazrat Ismail (as).
The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) also authorized the means and resources and commanded it whether it was war or business.
In each case, they have seized it, despite obstacles we can scarcely imagine. " Therefore, adopting the means and lawful manner, then believing in the essence of Allah is the soul of Tawakkul on Allah.
If Tawakkul on Allah meant to believe only in the help and support of Allah, then the Prophet Muhammad Mustafa (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) would be the first to come to the Day of Resurrection, even though he did so. Nor did Allah Almighty give such an order in the Holy Qur'an, but rather emphasized the need to be fully prepared for the face of the enemy.
As stated in the Holy Qur'an, trust in Allah has been repeatedly emphasized.
Here is a translation of some verses.
“Trust in the One who is alive, to whom death will never come” (Surat al-Furqan 2).
“When you decide to do something, put your trust in Allah.” (Surat al-Imran)
"Whoever puts his trust in Allah, Allah will suffice him" (Surat at-Talaq)
Indeed, those who believe are the ones whose hearts soften when Allah is mentioned to them, and when His verses are recited to them, those verses increase their faith and they go to their Lord. They rely on Him ”(Surat al-Anfal).
Our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) has taught us to rely on Allaah many times.
If you put your trust in Allah as if you have the right to put your trust on Him, then Allah would give you sustenance in the same way as He gives to the birds that they go out in the morning on an empty stomach and return in the evening with a full stomach. (Tirmidhi).
It has been observed that even birds have to come out of their nests in order to get sustenance, but the source of sustenance belongs to Allah alone.
When the disbelievers withdrew from the battle of Makkah Uhud, on the way they regretted that we had returned in spite of our victory in the battle. If we had pushed harder, all the Muslims could have been wiped out. Because of this idea, he decided to return to Madinah.
On the other hand, the Holy Prophet (sws), aware of their intention, to compensate for the losses of Uhud, announced to the Companions early in the morning on the day after the battle of Uhud that we would pursue the enemy, and those who took part in the battle of Uhud. They just had to go with us.
The Companions were wounded and very tired due to the battle, but they responded to the call of the Holy Prophet.
When the Holy Prophet (sws) along with his companions reached Hamra al-Assad from Madinah, a man from the Khuza'ah tribe witnessed the courage of the Muslims. Later, this man met Abu Sufyan, the chief of the infidels of Makkah, who told him about the courage of the Muslims and advised him to return to Makkah. This frightened the disbelievers and they returned to Makkah, but Abu Sufyan, through a man, conveyed to the Muslim army the news (falsely) that Abu Sufyan had amassed a large army and to attack them in order to eliminate the Muslims. Is going to
Instead of being afraid, the Companions of Rizwanullah (sws) said:
Allah is sufficient for us and He is the best of helpers. His name is Tawakkul. May Allah help all Muslims to follow in the footsteps of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) like the Companions Rizwan Allah Alayhim Ajmeen. Amen.
5 ... Never despair of Allah's mercy because Allah forgives all sins except shirk.
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