Download or read book Islamic Folklore The Life of Ibrahim ben Adham 718 782 Sufi Saint from Balkh Afghanistan Bilingual Version written by Jannah Firdaus Mediapro and published by Jannah Firdaus Mediapro Studio. This book was released on 2021-09-24 with total page 27 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Islamic Folklore The Life of Ibrahim ben Adham (718-782) Spiritual Sufi Saint from Balkh Afghanistan Bilingual Version In English and Germany Languange Ibrahim Ben Adham was originally Prince of the city of Balkh, and had control of the riches of many provinces. One night when he was in bed he heard a sound of footsteps on the roof of his palace. "Who are you on the roof?" he cried out. An answer came, "I have lost a camel, and I am looking for it on this roof." "Well," he said, "you must be a fool for your pains, to look for a camel on a roof." "And thou, witless man," returned the voice, "is it while seated on a throne of gold that thou expectest to find the Most High? That is far madder than to seek a camel on a roof." At these words, fear seized the heart of Ibrahim, who spent the rest of the night in prayer, till the early dawn. The next morning he took his seat upon his throne, round which were ranged all the grandees of his kingdom and his guards, according to their rank, in the usual manner. All of a sudden Ibrahim perceived in the midst of the crowd a majestic figure, who advanced towards him unseen by the rest. When he had come near, Ibrahim asked him, "Who art thou, and what hast thou come to seek here?" "I am a stranger," he answered, "and I wish to stay at this inn." "But this is not an inn," answered Ibrahim, "it is my own house." "To whom did it belong before thee?" inquired the stranger. "To my father." "And before thy father, to whom did it belong?" "To my grandfather." "And where are thy ancestors now?" "They are dead." "Well then, is this house anything but an hotel, where the coming guest succeeds to the departing one?" So saying, the stranger began to withdraw. Ibrahim rose, ran toward him, and said, "I adjure thee to stop, in the name of the Most High." The stranger paused. "Who art thou," cried Ibrahim, "who hast lit this fire in my soul?" "I am Khizr, O Ibrahim. It is time for thee to awake."
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Download or read book Islamic Folklore The Biography of Prophet Ayyub AS Job Bilingual Version English Germany written by Jannah An-Nur Foundation and published by . This book was released on 2021-12-06 with total page 64 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Islamic Folklore The Biography of Prophet Ayyub AS (Job) Bilingual Version English Germany Ebook Edition Based from The Noble Quran and Al-Hadist Softcover Version. Prophet Ayyub AS (Job) was a descendant of Prophet Ibrahim AS (Abraham). Ayyub's mother was the daughter of Prophet Luth AS and his wife was a direct descendant of Prophet Yusuf AS. Prophet Ayyub AS (Job) lived in Rome (Rum) with his dear wife Rahma and fourteen children. Ayyub was a Prophet who was immensely blessed by Allah SWT (God) he was strong and healthy, had large plots of land, abundant livestock, and a righteous and beautiful family; he was also a community leader who was highly respected and loved by his people. Despite his status and wealth, Prophet Ayyub AS (Job) was never arrogant; he was always humble, he readily helped the deprived, and constantly thanked and glorified Allah SWT (God) for everything he was blessed with. One day, high up in the heavens, the angels (malaikah) began discussing about the best of humans who lived on earth. An angel amongst them said, "The best creature on earth today is Prophet Ayyub AS (Job), a man of noble character who displays great patience and always remembers his Generous Lord. He is an excellent model for the worshippers of Allah SWT (God). In return, his Lord has blessed him with a long life and plenty of servants; the needy and the poor share in his good fortune-- he feeds and clothes the poor and buys slaves to set them free. He makes those who receive his charity feel as if they are favouring him-- so kind and gentle is he." Iblis (Satan), who was in the vicinity, overhead the discussion and became very angry. He immediately began plotting to lure Prophet Ayyub AS away from the worship of Allah SWT (God). He whispered evil thoughts to Ayyub about the many pleasures of life that a man such as Ayyub could easily enjoy; but the Prophet was a sincere servant of Allah SWT and was not easily faltered. Prophet Ayyub AS (Hiob) war ein Nachkomme des Propheten Ibrahim AS (Abraham). Ayyubs Mutter war die Tochter des Propheten Luth AS und seine Frau war eine direkte Nachfahrin des Propheten Yusuf AS. Prophet Ayyub AS (Hiob) lebte in Rom (Rum) mit seiner lieben Frau Rahma und vierzehn Kindern. Ayyub war ein Prophet, der von Allah, dem Erhabenen, unermesslich gesegnet war. Er war stark und gesund, besaß große Ländereien, reichlich Vieh und eine rechtschaffene und schöne Familie; er war auch ein Gemeindeleiter, der von seinem Volk hoch geachtet und geliebt wurde. Trotz seines Status und seines Reichtums war Prophet Ayyub AS (Hiob) niemals arrogant; er war immer bescheiden, half bereitwillig den Bedürftigen und dankte und pries Allah SWT (Gott) ständig für alles, womit er gesegnet war.
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Download or read book Islamic Folklore The Life of Prophet Syits AS Seth Sons of Prophet Adam AS Bilingual Edition Hardcover Version written by Jannah Firdaus Mediapro and published by . This book was released on 2023-02-05 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Islamic Folklore The Life of Prophet Syits AS (Seth) Sons of Prophet Adam AS Bilingual Edition In English Languange and German Languange. Based from The Noble Quran and Prophet Al-Hadist Hardcover Edition. Prophet Syits AS (Seth) was born to Prophet Adam AS and Eve (Hawa), after Cain killed Abel. Allah SWT (God) gave the Revelation to Prophet Seth AS after the death of Prophet Adam AS. Allah SWT (God) revealed 50 booklets to Seth, as narrated by Ibn Hibban that Abu Dharr al-Ghifariyy heard this from Prophet Muhammad SAW. Prophet Seth AS conveyed the message of Islam Faith to the people, telling the people the correct belief in Allah SWT (God) and the way to perform acceptable worship. All the humans were Muslim at that time, but still Allah SWT (God) gave the Revelation to Prophet Seth AS, and he taught and reminded the people. Prophet Syits AS (Seth) wurde dem Propheten Adam AS und Eva (Hawa) geboren, nachdem Kain Abel getötet hatte. Allah SWT (Gott) gab die Offenbarung an Prophet Seth AS nach dem Tod von Prophet Adam AS. Allah, der Erhabene, offenbarte Seth 50 Broschüren, wie Ibn Hibban berichtet, dass Abu Dharr al-Ghifariyy dies vom Propheten Muhammad SAW gehört hat. Prophet Seth AS überbrachte den Menschen die Botschaft des islamischen Glaubens, indem er ihnen den richtigen Glauben an Allah, den Erhabenen, und den Weg zu einem annehmbaren Gottesdienst erklärte. Alle Menschen waren zu dieser Zeit Muslime, aber dennoch gab Allah SWT (Gott) dem Propheten Seth AS die Offenbarung, und er lehrte und erinnerte die Menschen.
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