Lesson
# 593 From Holy Qur’aan
Game
is Unlawful in Ehraam
Surah Maaa-‘idah (the
Table Spread) – Chapter – 5)
Verses
–1 & 2a of 120, Section – 1 of 16 (Part – 6)
BisMIllaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of Allaah,
the Beneficent, the Merciful
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1. O ye
who believe! Fulfill your undertakings. The beast of cattle is made lawful
unto you (for food) except that which is announced unto you (herein), game
being unlawful when ye are in Ehraam.
Lo! Allaah ordaineth that which
pleaseth Him.
2. O ye
who believe! Violate not the sanctity of Allaah’s Monuments nor the Sacred
Month nor the offerings nor collard animals (of sacrifice) those repairing to
be Sacred House, seeking the grace and pleasure of their Lord.
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1. Yaaa-‘ayyu-hallaziina ‘aamanuuu
‘awfuu bil-‘uquud. ‘Uhillat
lakum- bahii-matul- ‘an-‘aami
‘illaa maa yutlaa
‘alaykum gayra mu-hillis-saydi wa
‘antum hurum. ‘InnAllaaha
yah-kumu maa yuriid.
2. Yaaa-‘ayyu-hallaziina ‘aamanuu
laa tuhilluu sha-‘aaa-‘irAllaahi wa
lash-Shahral-Haraama wa lal-hadya
wa lal-qalaaa-‘ida wa
laaa ‘aaammiinal-Baytal-Haraama yabtaguuna
fazlam-mir-Rabbihim wa rizwaanaa.
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Lesson
‘Uquud – (Undertakings), it is plural of ‘aqad, which means ‘to tie a knot’, in
other words you can say ‘to promise, to make the covenant firm with someone’. ‘An-‘aamun –
(the cattle, the pet animals and those beast which are hunted for food), mu-hillii –
actually this word is mu-hilliin, which is plural of mu-hill and it has been derived from ‘ahlaal, which is from Halaal.
‘Ahlaal means ‘to know and make something lawful’. Mu-hillis-saydi – those persons,
who consider the prey as lawful. Hurum – it is plural of haraam, which has been derived from hurmat. Haraam means protected, sheltered, the thing which can
neither be disrespected and nor can be used. That person, who has been
prevented from doing any particular action, here it aims “the pilgrims, who have
intended to proceed for Hajj (Pilgrimage of Makkah).
Some acts and things become unlawful for them. Sha-‘aaa-‘ir is plural of sha-‘arah
– those things, to which Allaah Almighty
has determined as “the Monuments of His sanctity”. Qalaaa-‘id
is plural of qalaadah – that strap,
neckband or any other thing, which is tied in the neck of that beast, which is
being carried to Makkah for
sacrificing during the period of pilgrimage. ‘Aaammiina is plural of ‘aaammun
– those people who have begun their journey to perform Hajj. ‘Al-Baytal-Haraama
– the Sacred House, that is to say; Ka’-bah ‘Inviolable place’ (The
House of Allaah Almighty at Makkah)
Allaah Almighty has ordained in the beginning of this
Chapter, “Fulfill your undertakings”. When a mankind
embraces Islam, he/she undertakes that he/she will never disobey Allaah Almighty and His Messenger
(grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon Him). It becomes duty of that person to fulfill this responsibility.
Therefore after that, remaining instructions about “Do” and “Do not do” have
been explained.
That is the Believer
who confesses Kalimah Tayyibah “Laaa ‘ilaaha ‘illAllaahu, Muhammadur-RasuulUllaah” ‘There is No god But Allaah, Muhammad is His Apostle’ (grace,
glory, blessings and peace be upon Him), by tongue
and determines that he/she shall obey heartily the Command which will be
delivered by Allaah Al mighty and His
Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon Him). Following orders are adhered immediately
upon a Muslim after acceptance of the Kalimah:
1.
Do not worship anybody or anything except Allaah Almighty.
2.
Keep the congregational prayer up five times a
day along with other Muslims.
3.
Fast the entire month
of Ramadhan.
4.
Pay the poor-due @ 2- ½
% from your wealth.
5.
Perform the Hajj
(pilgrimage) once in life, if it is possible.
Confessing the Kalimah is undertaking for performing
all above-mentioned duties which have been prescribed by Allaah Almighty and His Messenger (grace, glory, blessings and peace
be upon Him).
The worst commission of ancient nations
(whose instance was present in front of Arabs in the form of Jews and
Christians) was, that they did not fulfill their covenants. Entire affairs about
them have been explained in Surah ‘Al-Baqarah, ‘Aali-Imraan and ‘Al-Nisaaa’. Possibly, any nation would
not have evaded in such a manner, which did these two nations. They used to
admit by their tongue that they would obey entire commands of Allaah Almighty, but after that followed
their own wishes and turned His commands corresponding to their will as they
wished. The last biggest covenant they broke is, “They promised that they would
follow the Messenger of Allaah
Almighty, Muhammad (grace, glory, blessings and peace be upon Him)”. The Muslims
have already have been warned, “You should not do as the Jews and the
Christians did but follow the Way keeping the attention fixed on Allaah Almighty and His Messenger (grace,
glory, blessings and peace be upon Him)”.
The Muslims have been ordained, “It
is lawful for you to get advantage from the beast of cattle. If you wish to use
them for food, you are allowed except game, in case, when
ye are in Ehraam. Likewise, treat
with respect and render honor to the sanctity of the Monuments of Allaah Almighty, the Sacred Month, the
offerings, collard animals (of sacrifice) those repairing to be Sacred House,
and do not violate them. These places are the Masjids (Mosques) and many sacred places in the surroundings of ‘the
Inviolable Place of Makkah, where
every Pilgrim has to go during the occasion of Hajj (Pilgrimage) or they have
to perform any religious duty. Try to do good and turn away from war and evils
particularly during these four sacred months – Rajab, Zii-Qa’-dah, Zul-Hijjah and Muharram. However, it becomes lawful to fight even during these
sacred months against that who assaults”.
Like this, respect of those
cattle (of sacrifice) is necessary too, which are used to carry to Makkah Mu-‘azmah and occasionally, those
are collard with any neckband or something else, that those should not be
molested. In like manner, it is duty of Muslims to save and respect those
persons, who have departed towards Ka’-bah
(the House of Allaah Almighty at Makkah), because these people are
proceeding to get His pleasure and grace.
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