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Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuhu.
Dear friends, today I have highlighted an Islamic educational event. Welcome to this post.
One of the beloved companions of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, was named Tha'labah. Many times people say salaba again. This Sahaba is only sixteen years old. As a messenger for the Prophet (peace be upon him) he used to wander here and there, that is, in different places at different times.
One day as he was walking along the road to Medina, he was walking past a house when suddenly his eyes fell on a room with open door. Inside, he saw a woman bathing in the bathroom, and the curtain was flying in the air, so Thalaba's eyes fell on the bathing woman, and he immediately looked down.
But the Companions, Tha'labar's mind was filled with a deep guilt and great sorrow overwhelmed him. From that guilt I felt like a hypocrite. He thought and was shocked ‘How could I do such an unpleasant thing as a companion of the Prophet (peace be upon him)! Every human being has some privacy and how I have ruined the privacy of any human being. The Companions began to insult themselves, saying, "Do I act as the messenger of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and how is it possible for me to do this very offensive behavior?" The Companions did not understand the mind at all and his mind became tired of fear of Allah.
He further thought, ‘I do not know Allah Subhanahu wa Ta’ala reveals my behavior to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)!’ Fearing for his life, he immediately fled the place and went elsewhere.
It's been a long time coming. Meanwhile, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) kept asking and searching for the other Companions. But one of the disciples could not find Thalabah and everyone said that no one had seen Thalabah.
Meanwhile, the thoughts of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) were gradually increasing. He, that is, Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him), sent some of his Companions, such as' Umar (ra), Salman al-Farisi and some other Companions to search for Tha'labar, but they did not find Tha'labar in Medina.
Later, in search of more, they reached a place on the very border of Medina, a mountainous place between Mecca and Medina, and met some Bedouins. There they began to inquire about Tha'labar. The Companions continued to tell the audience, ‘Have you ever seen a tall, young, young boy come here?
The Bedouins were riding sheep there. They were asked about the news of Tha'labar but they replied that they did not know it, but they asked the Companions, "Have you come looking for the crying boy?"
The Bedouins replied, "We see a boy come here almost every day at dusk. The boy looked so tall, but so weak, he just kept crying all the time. When we give her a bowl of milk to eat and whenever she sips a bowl of milk, her tears trickle down and merge with the milk, but she is not aware of it. She just kept crying. The Bedouins reported that the boy had been here for about forty days. She lives in a mountain cave next door and comes down once a day crying. Crying again, always asking Allah for forgiveness, he went to the cave of the mountain again.
Upon hearing the narration, the Companions realized that this was none other than Tha'labah. Then they did not go to the top of the mountain and waited at the foot of the mountain so that Tha'laba would not be frightened. Ahre what a weak body has become his body! According to the Bedouins, they saw Tha'laba weeping in a bowl of milk and tears welling up inside the police station.
They also saw signs of deep sadness in his broken face and appearance.
When the Companions said to Tha'laba, 'Go back with us, but Tha'laba refused to go. Tha'labah repeatedly asked the Companions, "Has Allah sent down a surah concerning my hypocrisy?"
Then the Companions replied, "No, no such verse has been revealed to our knowledge."
'Umar said, "The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, sent us to pick you up."
Today we can see how much arrogance is going on in our personal life, in society, in state life, how many bad pictures we see and how many people go inside the house, we have no eyebrows, that is, we have no knowledge about Padma How remorseful he was for the disciples to go inside the little house. Let us learn from the incident of this Sahabi and take care of it with our own eyes and do business of Padma for the women of our family and try to teach about Padma for the men and build the life of Padmavati ourselves. God bless you.
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