How the Prophet Muhamad Treated Animals
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Channel: Ammar Alshukry
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The speaker describes the history of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon, which involved killing animals and empowering animals to return to their owners. He taught that animals are not owners, that humans should be treated with their own experiences, and that anyone who is caught caught caught in the act should be punished. He also spoke about the importance of animals being treated with their own experiences, and how humans should not be caught in the act.AI Generated Transcript ©
The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon was a mercy to the world's not just humanity he was a mercy to the world of animals as well. It was a mercy that he manifested in his actions and in mercy that he taught. He emerged from a society that gave no significance to animals beyond their utility to their owners where abuse was rampant and unchecked, but he transformed their attitudes toward the animals in their care, and those with whom they share this earth. His every interaction manifested that mercy in a military campaign, some soldiers had come across a bird and her young in the absence of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him they took her young and continued on. When the Prophet
Muhammad peace be upon him returned, he saw the mother bird in distress, beating her wings on the ground, to which he made an amazing statement that would teach a nation who has put this bird to distress on account of her young return them to her. He taught that a woman entered the Hellfire because she imprisoned a cat, starving to death, and that a prostitute entered paradise for bringing water to a thirsty dog. He was asked by his companions if they were actually rewarded for being kind to animals. His words have echoed for over 1000 years, there is a reward for kindness to every living thing. He taught that livestock be treated humanely that their owners not starve them,
overwork them, overload them before they that they be struck in the face or branded in the face. And he taught that animals never, ever be used as targets. He taught that mankind feared God in regards to animals, and that they will be asked about their treatment of them. And he transformed the view that was had about animals, that they were shared inhabitants on the spirit with their own sanctity and that they praise God in their own ways that we do not understand and that their presence enriches our lives. Hence, he said, Don't curse the rooster for it awakens us for prayer.
He was a mercy to the worlds he was a mercy to their world.