Our beloved Prophet Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH)’S kindness for kids

“And, We have not sent you (O Muhammad) but as a mercy to the worlds.”

Allah Almighty granted Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) with special characteristics. Being merciful with all the humanity is one of the major and best characteristics. Hare the point of discussion is to show kindness fir children. We will discuss this kindness through three major prospective.

1.     Kindness as a messenger

2.     Kindness as a father

3.     Kindness as a person

1.     Kindness as a messenger

Being a messenger, Beloved Prophet Muhammad (saw) seemed to be kind in order to children by means of his theories. For illustration, there was an undesirable practice during the time of the Holy Prophet (saw), where some people would wipe out their infant girls for fear of poverty or shame. This Holy Prophet (saw) quit this depressing practice. Likewise, people could take or steal orphans’ residence, because there was rarely believed important. The Holy Prophet (saw) hated just how that we were looking at being taken care of, and quit the training in the tracks.

2.     Kindness as a father

As a father Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) was very kind to his children and grand children’s. Like a father, this Holy Prophet (saw) loved his children and grand children very much. While obtaining his little princess, Hazrat Fatimah (RA), he accustomed to rise via his couch, kiss her around the forehead, and help to make her stay in his very own place. Once in the presence of an Arab Chief Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) kissed his grandsons. The chief was very surprised and said that:-

“You love children very much. I have ten children and I have never kissed one of them.”

Muhammad (PBUH) replied:-

“What can I do if God takes away love from you?”

Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) always expressed him fondness to Kids. It is narrated by Hazrat Abu Hurrairah (RA) that:-

“I went along with Allah’s Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) at a time during the day but he did not talk to me and I did not talk to him until he reached the market of Banu Qainuqa`. He came back to the tent of Fatimah and said the little chap (meaning Al-Hasan) there? . We were under the impression that his mother had detained him in order to bathe him and dress him and garland him with sweet garland. Not much time had passed that he (Al-Hasan) came running until both of them embraced each other, thereupon Allah’s Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) said, Allah, I love him; love him and love one who loves him.”

3.     Kindness as a person

As a person, the Holy Prophet (saw) was anyone whom kids want to play having. He used to buy the character of childish games within their company. Hazrat Anas (RA) said that:-

“I never prayed behind an Imam who was briefer or more perfect in his prayer than God’s Messenger (PBUH). If he (PBUH) heard a baby crying, he (PBUH) would shorten the prayer for fear that the mother might be distressed.”

Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) was very affectionate and kind to children. He always treated to kids with kindness. So we should treat children with kindness. In a Hadith it is said that:-

“Fear Allah and treat your children [small or grown] fairly (with equal justice).”

(Bukhari, Muslim)

May Allah Make us a perfect Ummati and show us the right path (Ameen)!

Three levels of Faith (Imaan)

There are three levels of faith which are:-

·         Islam

·         Imaan

·         Ihsaan

1.     Islam

The first level of faith is called Islam. The meaning of Islam is called “peace”. Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) explained Islam as observing the five obligations of Islam. As a Muslim, we should have strong believe, that there is no god except Allah Almighty. This relates to folks who suffer from accepted the actual faith: people that pray, quickly and perform all operates. These men and women have however not experienced the sweetness of Imaan (usually translated as faith), they can't yet know what it feels like to cry inside the prayer or be overwhelmed through the words associated with Allah. Once a person asked from Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) about Islam and in response Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) said that:-

“Islam is to testify that there is no god but Allah and Muhammed is the Messenger of Allah, to perform the prayers, to pay the Zakat  to fast in Ramadhan, and to make the pilgrimage to the House  if you are able to do so.”

  When they people submit themselves to Allah Almighty they move toward the next level which is Imaan.

2.     Imaan

It is a higher level of faith. The second level associated with Islam is termed "Iman" or maybe faith and also certitude within God and also beliefs and it refers for the beliefs that a Muslim should have along having an effort to raise oneas certitude within God and also in His or her Guidance in most matters associated with life by means of sincerely acquiring knowledge and employing it in our daily life causing some sort of deepening of one's faith within God until without doubt is left about Our god and His or her Guidance. This degree is thought to be the directory dimension associated with Islam which gives Islam the height. At this level of faith people test the sweetness of Imaan. Faith enters in their hearts. They feel the strong connection with Allah Almighty. After this they attain next and highest level of Imaan.

3.     Ihsaan

“Ihsaan” is an Arabic word. This word is actually derivative from the word “ahsana”. Its meaning is to do better things. I'hsan will be the highest from the three numbers of faith and the closest for you to God. It would be to worship Allah as you are experiencing Him. While you may not see Him, He really sees an individual. Then, Ihsan means that a Mu'hsen is sure that Allah is usually seeing him/her throughout everything he/she states that or does. Therefore, a Muhsen does his/her far better to say and do only what pleases Almighty Allah and adjusts to His commands. This can be a level of righteousness, the quality of perfection, the quality of doing and saying the final good, the quality of I'hsan.

May Allah help us to achieve all the levels of faith before death (Amen)!

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How should we deal with stress as a Muslim?

We all know that this world is not a bed of roses. In this life we face a lot of difficulties. With these difficulties Allah has given to all us the abilities to deal with these difficulties. In our life we face the stressed situation many times. Mental, physical and spiritual tension is created by the stress. As a Muslim we should deal with in special way. Here are ten ways which can help us to deal with stressed situation.

1.      Ask from Allah Almighty- Dua

Submit yourself to Allah Almighty. He is a best listener so ask from him. It is said by Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) that:-

“Allah is angry with those who do not ask Him for anything.”

At another place it is said by Hazrat Mohammad (PBUH) that:-

“In prayer, he would find rest and relief; He would also regularly ask for God’s forgiveness and remain in prostration during prayer praising God (Tasbeeh) and asking for His forgiveness”.

In Quran E Hakeem it is said that:-

“And spread not corruption in the land after its ordering and call on Him in fear and hope. Surely, Allah's mercy is near to those who excel.”

So in stressed situation we should remember Allah Almighty.

2.     Recite Quran E Hakeem

Quran E Hakeem is a reminder from Allah Almighty. To recite and listen Quran E Hakeem is beneficial. The central them of Quran E Hakeem is a man and the literal meaning of Man is forgetful one. Quran E Hakeem deals with all the matters of life. We can get rid from stress by reciting Quran E Hakeem. In Quran E Hakeem it is said by Allah Almighty that:-

O mankind! There has come to you a good advice from your Lord (i.e. the Qur’an, ordering all that is good and forbidding all that is evil), and a healing for that (disease of ignorance, doubt, hypocrisy and differences, etc.) in your breasts, – a guidance and a mercy (explaining lawful and unlawful things, etc) for the believers”

3.     Think over

Issues and trials which come our way possess a definite purpose. We need to realize that any of us aren’t the only real ones these days that tend to be inflicted using this calamity. There were clearly people who came before us, and so they were screened in related ways or maybe worse techniques. Out of these people, the people who keep on being steadfast for the teachings associated with Allah subḥānahu ta'āla (glorified along with exalted end up being He) regardless if bad periods inflicted on them, glad tidings get to these, and they will be rewarded with Jannah, the place of satisfaction where believers can reside in forever. In Quran E Hakeem it is said that:-

“Or do you reckon that you will enter Paradise, while (trials) similar to those (that visited others) before you, have not yet come to you? Suffering and adversity touched them, and they were shaken441 until the Messengers and those who had believed in them cried out: ‘When (will come) Allah's help?' Lo! Allah's help is close.”

4.     Give Sadqa/charity

Offering sadqa brings about relief in times associated with tribulations. Sadqa/charity does not necessarily relate to supporting someone economically, Sadqa is additionally donating bloodstream. Give apart some clothes towards the needy versions. This will not likely just supply your cardiovascular system a relief and you will sense mentally comfortable after supporting someone out.

5.     Have hope

In Quran E Hakeem it is said that:-

“And to your Lord (Alone) turn (all your intentions and hopes and) your invocations”

So have hope that all the matters will be fine.

May Allah have mercy on ourselves and solve our all the problems. (Amen).

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