LESSON # 59 FROM HOLY QUR’AN
BAQARAH – 2 (The Cow)
Seek Help In Patience, Prayer and Concept
of Doomsday
Verse – 45 & 46 of 286,
Section – 6 (Part - 1)
45. And seek help in patience and prayer. And
truly it is hard save for the humble-minded—
46. Who know that they will have
to meet their
Lord, and that unto
Him they are
returning.
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45. Wasta-‘iinuu bis-Sabri was-Salaah. Wa
‘innahaa lakabii-ratun ‘illaa ‘alal- Khaashi-iin.
46.
‘Allaziina yazun-nuuna ‘annahum-mulaaquu Rabbihim wa ‘annahum ‘ilayhi
raaji-‘uun.
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Lesson
Ista-‘iinuu – seek help. When anyone feels a difficult
task, he needs help of any other person/thing.
As-Sabru – power of endurance. Need of patience remains
each time. Whenever any good work is being done, doing it whole heartedly is
patience and whenever someone has to face any calamity, bearing it without
confusion is also patience. During working hard patience is also necessary. To
keep the wishes pressed also needs patience. In short the patience is required
every time and if we see; it is the origin of each good virtue.
God Almighty
bestowed the human being two things, soul and body, and the both are the great
blessings. Duty of the soul is to get knowledge, to devise and to take the work
from body. And it is the duty of body to move in accord with the intention of
soul. The prayer is source of gratitude for these spiritual and bodily
blessings. It is the thanks of knowledge to recognize the God Almighty. It is
the gratitude for blessings of standing that someone pray the God Almighty in
straight standing position, then bow and pray in this position and then
prostrate and pray in this position; that due to His blessings hands from
elbows, legs from knees, hands and feet from wrists and ankles can bend. This
is the great blessings otherwise if any joint becomes stiff then it would have
a severe thrashing. Then someone should sit down and think that how is it a
great blessing? Remember the blessing of turning the neck at the time of
compliment. At last someone should thank
God with tongue also adopting each position of the body with intention. It is
called Prayer.
Al-
Khaashi-iin –
(humble-minded); the persons who suppose themselves weak and feeble without
help of God they are called al- Khaashi-iin. It is the great worship of the
heart to assert his humility during in standing position, in bowing position,
in prostrating position and in sitting position in front of the God Almighty
because in the prostrating position all the limbs bend which is sign of able to
work and health of the body. So the prostration is the best form for
declaration of gratitude and conception of helplessness. We should think that
if the body parts do not turn then the human being is helpless and cripple.
From it those persons should learn who deem the prayer useless.
Yazun-nuuna – they know, they presume. This verse
signifies towards getting the virtue which has particular degree in Faith. If
any body does not have humility in his heart then he should think that he would
have to face his Lord in his each deed, motion and comfort. Without His help he
can do nothing. His Lord is with him every time. He knows his each condition,
listens to his voice and observes his each act. As his thought will become
matured gradually, his faith will increase. At last prayer and worship will
become easy for him and the virtue of patience will begin to reveal.
There is no way
without becoming good natured and for guidance of the others. The other thing
with which prayer and worship becomes easy that is Belief on the day of
Resurrection. On that day each person will be rewarded or awarded (the future
reward of virtues or torture, agony, anguish) according to his deeds which he
has done during his first life (in this world). On becoming the thought matured
there will be produced two good manners from which faith will become matured:
• Fear of the calamity of God Almighty.
• Hope of His Mercy.
Result of the
maturity of Belief will be humility and due to humility offering prayer will
become easy, and it will result the patience which is root of all the good
manners.
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