6 Mawaddat Aale Muhammad Ki Ka Wujoob pdf

6 Mawaddat Aale Muhammad Ki Ka Wujoob

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The four types of verses had been befallen about the reward of The Holy Prophet (PBUH) in The Holy Quran. In one verse, the reward of The Holy Prophet (PBUH) has been negated at all. In the second verse, the reward is sought only from those, who follow the path of The Allah. The third verse, says: “whatever the reward I ask you is just for your benefit”. And the fourth verse (The Verse of Devotion) says: “I do not ask you to pay, but to devote my kindred”. According to the traditions, “The Verse of Devotion” had been befallen in the glory of The Kindred of prophet (S). The combination of all these verses reveal that the reward, The Holy Prophet (PBUH) asked for does not benefit Himself (S), but the followers. And, the deed shall help Muslims to reach their destinations and to get near to The Allah.

Consequently, whatever the reward He (S) required for teaching shall not benefit Him (S) but the followers. In other words, the only way to follow the Prophet (S) is the firm devotion to His (s) kindred. Because it is human nature that whom he loves, he tries to adapt his every play. In view of this natural tendency of mankind, The Almighty Allah has deputed us to make devotion with His (S) kindred. So, by adapting their character, we can reach the destinations near to Allah. The word “kindred” has been used fifteen times in The Holy Qur’an excluding “The Verse of Devotion”. And, all this means very close and near kindreds. As such, some people insist that the word “devotion” used in “The Verse of Devotion” means “Nearness to Allah”. Also, this point is noteworthy that it is said in the end of the verse that “So Allah will increase reward to those, who do good deeds.

No doubt, Allah is forgiving and grateful”. Surely, this is the best that the humans always remain devoted with His (S) kindred and embrace their role and character. Wherever, if in doubt, they may seek the guidance from them and their essence be followed as a role-model

• Creator/s: Editor
• Date: 3/25/2013
• Book Topics/Themes: Devotion, reward, traditions, combination, forgiving

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