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Allah the Almighty in His Noble Qur'an encourages us to follow as a model for our "advanced" Saiyydinà His Messenger Muhammad - Allah's blessings and peace be upon him -: " invitation of Allah you have a sublime way, for those who hope in Allah and in 'Last Day and remembers Allah much " (Quran Sura Al-Ahzab 33 vers.21)
Allah the Almighty in His Noble Qur'an also describes what The character "khuluq" with which he sent Saiyydinà Muhammad - Allah's blessings and peace upon him-to his creatures: " What mercy from God you showed kindness to them? If you were was rude and hard-hearted they would have dispersed away from you. Use their forgiveness, ask forgiveness for them, and advised them to do. .. " (Quran Sura Al-Imran 3, vers. 159)
All the Masters (Shuyukh) Tasawwuf have "conformed" to this "sublime model" following his Sunna (way of acting and to the Prophet) in their every thought and action, teaching in their turn, with more acts and states (HAL) than words, this Way (Tariqa Muhammadiyya) to their disciples.
I thought so that you can find some interest in the following publication of commentaries (Tafsir) of Surah above-mentioned "the character of the Prophet" (Cor.3 0.159 to 60) to capture even more the beauty and the nobility of the teachings of Allah the Almighty that we wanted to give his noble with this verse, Allah cha.
These NB-page listing are from the book to be published soon: "The Family of Imran Sura of the Islamic Wisdom 'of Ludovico Zamboni - GEI Idea Publishing Group. The third chapter (Sura) of the Qur'an in the light of comments of Ibn Kathir and Al Qâsânî directly translated from the Arabic by Ludovico Zamboni, who has kindly allowed us to publish here in preview, may Allah reward you and be satisfied with his work. Who did they use is kindly requested to bring back the origin of these pages, thanks.
In the text indicates "normal" is dedicated to translating the comments of Ibn Kathir and Al-Qàsànì.
the character in bold to the verses of the Quran
the character in the notes in italics Ludovico Zamboni
Tafsir (commentary) 159-60 of the verse of Sura Al-Imran - 3
[On the character of the Prophet (sas)]
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" 159) For which mercy from God you showed kindness to them? If you had been rough and hard of heart they would be scattered far away from you. Use them clemency, ask forgiveness for them, and advised them to do. And when you've acquired firm resolve, confidence entrusted to God, because God loves those who entrust themselves to him. 160) If God helps you, none can overcome you, but if God abandons you, who can assist you after Him? God is so confident in entrusting those who have faith. "
Says Ibn al-Kathir:
The Almighty turns His messenger, full of kindness towards him and believers, talking about how he made her soft heart about his community against that of those who follow his orders and cease to turn against him, and how he ensured that his words seemed to them pleasing, and says 'What mercy ( bi-mâ rahmatin ) by God's kindness you showed ( linta ) against them? " That is, by what God has meant you were gentle with them, if not for God's mercy and your in them? Qatada said: "The meaning is 'for mercy from God you have shown kindness to them'. The particles, but in fact in this case is a simple conjunction. "(...)
says Al-Hasan Al-Basri:" We are talking here of the character ( khuluq ) with which God has sent Muhammad, and this noble verse like the words of the Most High "is come to you a messenger that comes from yourself, who weighs what you make and who cares for you, merciful and gracious to the believers" (Cor 9.128).
Imam Ahmad Abu Rasid handed down by Al-Harran, "Abu Al-Umama Bâhilî took my hand and said: 'The Messenger of God took my hand and told me: Abu umami, there are some believers to which my heart has tenderness'. "
Al-Qasr:" Had it not been for a divine force that True's confidential how could the Apostle of God to endure the company of men? Can not you see that Moses, just after hearing his word, he could not bear even to speak with his brother, and took his head, pulling him? (Cor.20 0.92 to 4) Or: If the Prophet (upon him peace and divine prayer) had not looked at them [with an eye to] get rid of the rules of their own change (t-ahkâmu tasrîf) that had been running in them, realizing that it was Allah to give rise to them, how could she bear their company?
Then the Most High says: "If you had been rude ( Fazz ) and hard ( Galician ) of heart they would be dispersed away from you, ". The term Fazz is similar in meaning to the Galician , so that the meaning is' if you had been hard on the floor and my heart ', or in other words' if you had you addressed them with violent words, and with the hard-hearted, they would have run away from you, leaving you, but God brought them together to you causing you to be gentle with them, so as to appease their hearts'. He says, 'Abd Allah' Amrw: "I see in the sacred books revealed earlier description Envoy of God is not rude, not hard, not screaming in the markets and does not respond to evil with evil, but rather forgive and tolerate. "At-Tirmidhi handed down by 'God's Envoy Â'iša these words:" God told me to be extremely gentle with people, to the limits of corny ( bitter-ni-bi-n nas Mudar ) in the same way I ordered the works required of Religion (al- farâ'id ). "
on these words Koran, Al-Qasr says:" If I had given them to drink pure wine of the Divine Unity, without diluting with a 'party' for them, they would separate you from wandering aimlessly without being able to stand even a moment. "Similarly, Al-Alusi says:" If I had their own rules set out in detail the reality of major energy (l-ahkâmu haqa'iq) their chest would be limited and would not have borne the burden of the reality of spiritual education standards required in the initiatory path. Yet you had indulgence towards them, through the sacred Law and facilities [it provides]. "Ar-Razi reports this hadith:" There is more pleasing to God, the meekness and gentleness of the indulgence of a spiritual leader (Imam). And there is no ignorance more hateful in the eyes of God, ignorance and rudeness of a spiritual guide. "
In Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
The Messenger of Allah (sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) was the sweetest man, despite passing the other for the courage and value.
was so good that tears appeared on her face at the sight of the slightest manifestation of cruelty.
Ibn 'Abbas (radiallaahu' anhu) reported that one day a man grabbed a goat, lay down on the side, then began to sharpen his knife. Seeing this scene, the Prophet (s) asked "Try to kill it twice? Why not sharpen the knife before applying your goat on the side? "
The Prophet (sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) forbade his companions (radiallaahu' anhum) of hungry or thirsty beasts of burden, or even of excessive loads.
Please be kind to animals and try to lighten the load of a part, considering it as a meritorious act that can bring the man to Allah (SWT). Abu Hurayra (radiallaahu 'anhu) reported that the Prophet (s) said: "A thirsty traveler found a well on his way. We came down to drink, and once uscitone, he saw a dog was licking the mud was so thirsty. The man thought the dog had to be so thirsty as him, then back down into the well, filled his leather shoe with water and went into the shoe between her teeth. So, nourished dog. Allah (SWT) will welcome this gesture of kindness and acquitted the man from his sins. " The Sahabah (radiallaahu 'anhum) ask:" O Messenger of Allah! There is also a payment on the cattle and wild animals? ". The Prophet (sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: " There is a pay on every living creature with a heart "(1)
'Abdallah ibn' Umar (r) reported that the Prophet (s) said: "A woman was condemned to hell because of a cat locked up without feeding her, or leave them the freedom to some rodent hunt for food "(2)
'Abdallah ibn Ja'far (r) reported that the Prophet (s) within one day in the enclosure of a young man Ansar vi found a camel which started groaning at the sight of the Prophet (s), with the tears that flowed from his eyes. The Prophet (s) approached and gave him some pat on the hump, and that comforted the beast. Then the Prophet (s) asked who was his landlord. The young man introduced himself and said: "O Messenger of Allah, this is my camel." The Messenger of Allah (s) then said: "Do not fear Allah with regard to this camel, after He has given you in possession? He complained to me that you overload it and you work tirelessly '( 3)
Abu Hurayra (r) reported that the Prophet (s) said: "During your travels, as you cross the fertile land, allow the camels to take what they deserve in the vegetation, and when crossing land bare and dry, hurry to get out. And when you camp at night, allontanatevei from the streets, because they are the place of passage of wild beasts and the place of destination of vipers "(4)
Ibn Mas'ud (r ) reported: "During a trip in the company of the Messenger of Allah (s), it went off a bit 'of the camp. At that moment, we saw a bird with two birds that we possessed. The bird flew around the room until we returned to the Prophet (s), we asked "Who has distressed this bird levandogli her children?". then ordered us to replace the birds. In the same spot, we saw a nest, which burned. When the Prophet (s) knew that we had burned, said "Only the Lord of Fire has the right to punish with fire" . (5)
The Prophet (s) prescribed insistently kindness and generosity in the treatment of slaves, servants and labor. Jabir (r) reported that the Messenger of Allah (s) said: "Feed him of what you eat, vestitele of that wherewith ye clothe you, and do not disturb the creatures of Allah (SWT) " (6)
is reported that The Prophet (s) also said: "People who Allah (SWT) has placed in your hands are your brothers, your servants and your assistants. Anyone who has his brother with his service must feed on what you feed, clothe of what you dress, do not ever give it a task beyond his capacity and - if this is unavoidable - then that will help him accomplish it "(7)
'Abdallah Ibn' Umar (r) reported that "one day, a Bedouin came to the Prophet (s) and asked:" How many times a day should I forgive my servant? ". The Prophet (s) said " Seventy times "(8)
The Prophet (s) also said:" pay the salary of a worker before his sweat dries "(9)
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[1] Hadith reported by Bukhari in his Sahih, in the Book of the Ethics Section of the "Mercy to men and to animals. A variant of this hadith replaces the man in question with a prostitute
[2] hadith reported by Bukhari and Muslim
[3] hadith reported by Imam Ahmad in his Musnad
[4] hadith reported by Malik in his Muwatta '
[5] hadith reported by Abu Dawud in his collection - Sunan
[6] part of a hadith reported by Ahmad in Musnad - part of the Sermon 'Farewell of the Prophet (s)
[7] Sunan Abu Dawud
[8] Sunan Tirmidhi, and Sunan Abi Dawud
[9] Sunan Ibn Majah