*:::: Cunning in man

*:::: Cunning in man


and beast:::::::*


Narrated by Allama Kamal al-Dumiri in Hayat al-Haywan

Sayyiduna Sulaiman Ali Nabina and peace be upon him passed by a place with a group of his Companions, there was a sparrow circling around!

He said, "Do you know what this bird is saying?"

Submitted we do not know!

He said that he is giving the message of marriage to the bird and saying

If you marry me, I will make you a nest in the palaces of Damascus wherever you choose!

Sayyiduna Sulaiman Ali Nabina and peace be upon him said

The palaces of Damascus are built by carving rocks

No bird can take up residence in them

Then he said

But every speaker is a liar

But the point is that every marriage announcer is a liar!

That is, lies are often used in the message of marriage

A person does not show what happens and what he shows does not actually happen

Birds are less cunning while humans are more

When the birds are telling lies for marriage, they all know how much people will speak! 🌹Arabs have a habit of eating camel meat, so there is a lot of arrogance, pride and harshness in their nature...🌹




Turks love horses, so the element of strength, bravery and impudence is more common in them....🌹



English people have a habit of eating pork, so the element of obscenity, immorality etc. is found in them more....🌹



Abyssinians eat African monkeys, so they are more inclined towards dancing and singing....🌹



Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, says:

The habits of this animal are unconsciously included in the nature of the animal with which he has intercourse... and when he starts eating the meat of this animal, the similarity with this animal increases.



In our time, it has become a custom to eat farm chickens... so we also eat them in the morning and evening like those farm chickens, but we are slaughtered one by one... Because of eating farm chicken meat, we develop habits of laziness, sitting still, not running in life, walking with head bowed, not resisting, over-bearing and living in depression. Have been done. 🌹. 💕A king who fled due to fear of plague


Abdul Malik bin Marwan, the king of Banu Umayyah, when an epidemic of plague broke out in the country of Syria, he fled from his city on a horse for fear of death and took his special slaves and some troops with him and he was so afraid of the plague. He was afraid and harassed that he did not put his feet on the ground but slept



on the back of a horse. He did not sleep one night during the journey. So he said to his slave that you tell me a story.
So the clever slave took the opportunity to advise the king and told the story that a fox used to serve a lion to protect his life, so no beast could look at the fox because of the fear of the lion. And the fox lived very fearlessly and contentedly with the lion. Suddenly, one day an eagle pounced on the fox, so the fox ran away to the lion. And the lion carried him on his back. The eagle swooped down again and flew away with the fox on the lion's back in its talons. The fox screamed and cried out to the lion, so the lion said, "O fox!"I can protect you from the beasts that live on earth, but I cannot save you from those who attack from the sky.



Hearing this story, Abdul Malik Badshah got a great lesson and he understood that my army can protect me from those enemies who live on earth, but those who attack me from the sky with calls and plagues. Neither my kingdom can save nor my treasure nor my army can protect me. There is no one who can save you from the heavenly calls except God. Thinking this, the fear of plague left King Abdul Malik's heart and he settled in his royal palace with peace and contentment.