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hadith 1523
Hadith #
1523
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 6 - On One's Faults, the Heart and the Intellect
Chapter
Chapter 5 - On Facts and Chastity
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
۞
In Al-Nabowat it is narrated that Ins ibn Malik narrated that Abdullah ibn Salam asked God's Prophet (a.s) about the Prophet Shuhaib. He said
“He is the one who gave the people the glad tidings of my Prophethood, and the Prophethood of my (believing) brother, Jesus, the son of Mary. God told Shuaib: “Rise in your nation and talk to them in your own tongue. When he rose, God opened his tongue with revelations. One of the things that God the Almighty told the people of Shuaib was: “How do they pray? While this act is just plain talk, and is void of action. On the Day that I created the Heavens and the Earth, I established the Prophethood of the Prophets, and established rule in supplications. I established honor in the men who sit on the dirt, and power in the weak and self-sufficiency in the poor.”
من كتاب النبوة: عن أنس بن مالك قال
إن عبد الله بن سلام سأل النبي (صلى الله عليه وآله) عن شعيب، فقال النبي (صلى الله عليه وآله): هو الذي بشر بي وبأخي عيسى بن مريم، فقال جل جلاله لشعيب: قم في قومك فأوح على لسانك، فلما قام شعيب أنطق الله عز وجل على لسانه بالوحي، ومن جملة قوله عز وجل لامة شعيب: كيف دعاؤهم وإنما هو قول بألسنتهم والعمل من ذلك بعيد، وإني قضيت يوم خلقت السماء والأرض أن أجعل النبوة في الأنبياء، وأن أحول الملك في الدعاء، والعز في الأذلاء، والقوة في الضعفاء، والغنى في الفقراء.
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