Lesson # 1118 from
Holy Qur-’aan
Let the Hypocrites do whatever they wish
Surah ‘TAWBAH or BARAAA-‘AH (REPENTANCE) –
Chapter – 9)
Stage – 2, Verse – 83 of 129, Section – 11 of
16 (Part – 10)
BisMillaahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim
In the name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful
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83. If Allah bring thee back (from the
campaign) unto a party of them and they ask of thee leave to go out (to
fight), then say unto them: Ye shall never more go out with me nor fight with
me against a foe. Ye were content with sitting still the first time; so sit
still, with those who remain behind.
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83. Fa-‘irraja-‘akAllaahu ‘ilaa
taaa-‘ifatim minhum fas-ta’-zanuuka lil-khuruuji fa-qul-lan
takh-rujuu ma-‘iya ‘abadanw-wa
lan- tuqaa-tiluu ma-‘iya
‘aduwwaa. ‘Innakum raziitum-
bilqu-‘uudi ‘aw-wala marratin-
faq-‘uduu ma-‘al khaalifiin.
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Lesson
When any
big work is required to be performed for welfare of the nation, generally it
happens that some people from us are inclined to oppose it. If we really wish
to do that work, then its best method is that we should never quarrel with the
opponents, but try to bring together our fellow-sufferers and supporters, and
increase our collective strength. Leave the opponents at their circumstances
and let them do whatever they wish.
It has
been described in this verse that if, after opposing first time, they want to keep
very intimate terms with you, for their timely interest, then in the next time,
you should be very careful, from having trust in them and being mixed with them.
If your companions are strong then this behavior is sufficient to shake their foundation.
It is
commanded that you must neither say to them something at your own and nor hear,
but continue to strengthen and unite your group every time. But O Messenger (SallAllaahu alayHi wa AaliHii Wasallam)! Whenever, if you go unto them by chance, and
their some intelligent people welcome You after observing that the attempt of the
Muslims is successful, and they ask of Your permission to go out for fighting
along with the Muslims, then You should say to them: “When there was occasion
and necessity of your joining us, at that time, you sat still along with those
who were sitting still and remained behind. Now, while we are not indigent of
yours then why are you going to benefit us by suffering from trouble
unnecessarily? Our purpose will be effected without you now”. It is better to
be careful from deceitful people in such a way that one should not be entangled
with them, but do one’s own duty.
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