Lesson # 481
Splendor of the Messenger (SallAllaahu
alayHi wa AaliHii Wasallam)
Surah ‘Aali- ‘Imraan (The Family of Imran -3),
Stage– 1, Verses – 161
to 163 of 200, Section 17 of 20, (Par – 4)
BisMillaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful
161. It is not for any Prophet to deceive (mankind). And
whoso deceiveth will bring what he embezzled with him on the Day of
Resurrection. Then every soul will be paid in full what it hath earned; and
they will not be wronged.
162. Is one who followeth the pleasure of Allah as one who
hath earned condemnation from Allah, and whose habitation is the Fire. And a
hapless journey’s end?
163. They are (in different) degrees (of grace and
reprobation) with Allah. And Allah is Seer of what they do.
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161. Wa maa kaana li-nabiyyin
‘any-yagull. Wa many-yaglul ya’-ti
bimaa galla Yawmal-Qiyaamah. Summa
tuwaf-faa kullu nafsim-maa kasabat wa hum
laa yuzlamuun.
162. ‘Afa-manittaba-‘a RizwaanAllaahi kamam-baaa-‘a
bisakhatim- minAllaahi wa ma’-waahu Jahannam.
Wa bi’-sal-masiir.
163. Hum darajaatun ‘indAllaah.
Wallaahu Basii-rum- bi-maa ya’-maluun.
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Lesson
maa
kaana li-nabiyyin ‘any-yagulla – {It is not for any Prophet to
deceive (mankind)}. The origin of the word yagulla
is yagullu, which means “to hide”. This
sentence can be explained in many forms:
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First of all, “the persons, who
committed a mistake in the Battle of ‘Uhud, should have faith that
while the most gracious Messenger Muhammad (SallAllaahu alayHi wa AaliHii
Wasallam) has forgiven them, then now; his
heart has been cleaned from their side. Because, there is no difference between
the heart (mind) and tongue of any Prophet (peace be
upon Him). That
becomes public which they have in their hearts.
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Secondly, the Messengers (peace
be upon them) conceal nothing from their Ummah (nation),
whether that is Revelation from Allah Almighty, or matters of truth and just or
spoils of war or something else. So, none should bring any such false thought
about the Messenger of God Almighty (SallAllaahu alayHi wa AaliHii
Wasallam) in
one’s heart.
In the second
verse of this lesson, Allah Almighty declared the difference among a Prophet
and that person who is not a prophet by means of an obvious likeness. Allah
Almighty asks, “Is the Prophet, who follows the pleasure of Allah Almighty in every
condition and wishes from others to follow His pleasure also, can he be as
someone who has earned His anger, and who deserves the Fire of Hell? It can
never be so.
In fact, any
Prophet (peace be upon him) and entire other creation is not equal. The
Prophets and Messengers (peace be upon them) cannot do the base and
contemptible deeds like avarice and greed. Allah Almighty knows, “Who deserves
any degree and who is entitled of which degree”? He is Seer of what they do.
Can He bestow the degree of prophet-hood to such mean nature persons? Never.
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