Sadullah Khan – Life Lessons from the Stories of the Prophets

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And we heard the end of the recitation of Surah cough and of

course for Maria many other parts of the Quran surah Ambia. And the

funeral Surah, which we have heard, revolves around the most

common trials faced by the faithful people, and Allah

proposes certain solutions to those trials and tribulations. The

Surah In fact, contains four stories that unveil profound

wisdom and convey tremendous lessons. The first one is a story

of the people as Hubbell curve, and it is a story pertaining to

the trial of faith. It centers on the grip of believing young

people, we do not know exactly how many they were, will live around

the third century of the Christian era, in a society of corruption,

led by a tyrannical ruler. Some believe it Gregory key this yes,

at the time, the Roman king, reading these young people found

persecution prevalent, and they were persecuted themselves because

of their beliefs. Allah He calls how these youth distanced

themselves from the corruption stood up in protest fell upon the

convictions. This is one of the most common trials that people of

faith and people have Christian conviction often face trials of

maltreatment due to beliefs, which can lead to persecution of people

because of their faith, which can lead to torture, and even

sometimes to death.

The lesson we learned from this Hubbert curve, the youth of the

cave, is that the quality of faith is not always dependent upon age.

These were young people.

Number two, the young people to can be steadfast in their faith.

And number three, we learned that standing up for principle, bonding

together, enduring challenges as comrades and principle patient

perseverance helps in overcoming the challenges posed by a corrupt

and oppressive system. The second trialing circle curve pertains to

the trial of wealth, depicted in the story of SIBO gelatine a

person in an unnamed man who possessed two gardens, and Allah

bless the man was much rough. Yet, all of this wealth only led him to

arrogance into haughtiness. He belittled his much poorer friend

who advised him admonished him and saying, be thankful to Allah for

what you have so many people don't have what you have, he belittled

the person and when the rich man's cups failed, his income became

depleted, and his wealth was lost. When he was in utter desperation,

we learn from the store. If obtaining of at all cost, and by

any means, becomes the primary goal in life, then golf can easily

lead to arrogance to pry to corruption, and to the undermining

of other people. Whilst of course has its place, but it's not life

in itself. Wealth may provide the means for survival, but it is not

the purpose of our living. We learn that when God is made

available, we must consider that wealth as an Amana is a trust from

Allah and spend it in a way that makes the world a better place for

as many people as possible. The third unique story is a story of

Christina Musa Musa Malhotra of Musa alayhis salam and revolves

around Musa alayhis salam and

The teacher who is not named in the Quran, whom we believe from

prophetic tradition refers to credit.

And it pertains to the tribe of knowledge. And the lesson derived

from this story which is detailed of Musa in his teacher, is that

Lusardi Salam is one of the all of them in the Quran, among the

greatest and mightiest of the messengers of Allah. And he goes

in learn from an unmade sage, who teaches you the wisdom of things

that may not be apparent at first glance, not the basic fundamental

layer, but a deeper layer of things, which are debates with him

through logic, and he responds to Musa with deeper wisdom.

So, what we learned from this is a prophet receives divine guidance

from Allah Himself is prepared to go and learn from someone, then

nothing should prevent us to learn from those who are more

knowledgeable than us in a particular field, to recognize

that they exist in a variety of perceptions, different depths of

knowledge, and varying levels of understanding. And three, realize

the importance of humility, as well as patients in pursuing that

knowledge.

The full story potential the trial of power, illustrated in the kissa

of vocalign. The story of glucosamine, historical

information at our disposal, at our disposal, is not sufficient to

make any categorical assertion about the exact identification of

who convened really was, will remain was an everyday Moto,

entrusted with tremendous power, and an incredible, incredible

capacity.

And this incredible capacity and tremendous power brought with it

extra ordinary responsibility.

If we reflect on the incidences which are mentioned in the Surah,

in the Quran, from the life of vocalign, we learn essential

lessons in leadership.

And effective leader is an empathic leader who's always

connected to the people. Leaders are only efficient when they have

an efficient strategic plan, and work through a team of dedicated

followers. And three true leaders serve the interests of the people

by addressing the needs of the people, as the same goes in Arabic

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From all of these stories, we learnt lessons, but what's the

general lesson of all the four stories? Who are the people of the

cave? And how many were they were they five with a six? The Quran

deliberately does not tell us why? Because it does not matter. Who

exactly is the owner of the two gardens? No one really knows who

exactly was the person we assumed to be hidden? Question mark. And

who precisely is no car lane? No definite answers. You see, it

really doesn't matter so much as to who any of these were in order

to derive the message. And the narratives have to offer. However,

some significant role the lessons of each of these and the trials

interfaced, that Allah documents their story, in Surah Kahf, as

part of divine revelation, but without mentioning their names.

The lesson in that there is no limitation to our innate

potential, and no barriers to our inherent goodness, if we sincerely

do what needs to be done, without bothering who gets the credit.

Nonetheless, the point here is not so much on the personalities. The

focus is rather on the lessons we derive from the lived experiences

for different periods of history, for stories, highlighting for

trials, major trials in people's lives, trial of faith, trial of

wealth, trial of knowledge, trial of power, trials, if stone faced

today, utilized throughout history, trials are many Life is

short, and that we as people, the best we can with what we have from

where we are ever cognizant of the fact that eventually we will be

held individually accountable by Allah. Aquila. kolyada, was

tougher Allah wa salam aleikum wa rahmatullah.

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