LESSON # 433
FROM HOLY QUR’AN
The
Messengers And Their Followers
Surah ‘Aali ‘Imran
(The Family Of ‘Imran, Chapter - 3)
Verse
–146 of 200, Section –15 (Part – 4)
And with how many a Prophet have there been a
number of devoted men who fought (beside him). They quailed not for aught
that befell them in the Way of Allah, nor did they weaken, nor were they
brought low. And Allah loveth the steadfast.
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Wa
ka-‘ayyim-min-nabiyyin-qaatala, ma-‘ahuu Rib-biyyuuna kasiir.
Famaa wahanuu limaaa’asaabahum fii
Sabiilillaahi wa maa
za-‘ufuu wa mastakaanuu. Wallaahu
yuhibbus-Saabiriin.
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Lesson
This topic begins from the previous two verses
that the Prophets and the Messengers came in the world and passed away. Like
this, last Messenger, Muhammad (grace, glory, blessings and peace of Allah
Almighty be upon him) was sent for a prescribed period. But his (grace, glory,
blessings and peace of Allah Almighty be upon him) religion will remain till
the General Resurrection, and the Scripture brought by him will remain a source
of Guidance always for the nations and persons of the world. Therefore, it will
be opposite of the wisdom and sense to show the weakness and laziness in the
matter of the religion. Those people who appeared suspicion due to listening false
news about martyrdom of Muhammad (grace, glory, blessings and peace of Allah
Almighty be upon him) in the Battlefield of ‘Uhud, they were wrong. The
Religion belongs to Allah Almighty and He is the Ever living, the Self-Subsisting
by whom all subsist. Mortality does not overtake Him.
Continuing this chain of the Word, it has been
described in this verse about the Prophets and the Messengers (peace be upon
them) and their good disposition followers (companions) (may Allah be pleased
with them). So that the followers (‘Ummah)
of the last Messenger, Muhammad (grace, glory, blessings and peace of Allah
Almighty be upon him) may get lesson from them.
Rib-biyyuuna – (the devoted
men), this word has been derived from the word ‘Rabb’ that is added to a noun of Allah Almighty. Rib-biyyuun means those persons who have
relation with their Lord, seekers and lovers of Allah Almighty. The people used
to say the Jews scholars as Rabbii,
plural of which is Rib-biyyuun.
It is being commanded, “Often that the devotee
men and pious servants fought against the enemies of Allah Almighty supporting
the Prophets (peace be upon them). Good or bad, each type of time comes in the
war. Some times one group wins and the other is defeated and some times
opposite to it. But their steadfast feet never trembled. Their spirit and strength
never accounted for. They suffered thousand times, but neither they were lazy,
nor they had shown weakness and nor they went down. Allah Almighty keeps
friends likewise steadfast and stable temperament people. The Muslims would
have to produce these virtues in to them to become beloved of Lord Almighty”.
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