Respect for God

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Respect for God

Believers' attributes are dependent on Allah. As Allah says, 'Trust in Allah for the believers' (Ibrahim 11). 'Allah is sufficient for him who puts his trust in Allah' (Talak 3). The Prophet (sm) said, 'If you rely on Allah in the right way, then He will give you such a provision, as you give birds. They go out in the stomach in the early morning and return to the stomach full of days' (Tirmidhi, Ibnu Majah, Mishkat H / 5069). The following hadeeth about trust in Allah.-
(1) Narrated by Abu Huraira (R), he said, the Prophet (sm) said, "One of the Israelites of Israel asked a loan for a miserable loan to another person of the Israelites. Then he (the lender) said, "Take some witnesses, I will be their witness." He said, "Allah is sufficient as a witness." Then the lender said, then present a container. He said, "Allah is sufficient as a keeper." The lender said, you really said. Then, on condition of payment at the appointed time, he gave him a day's money. Then the borrower traveled the maritime and sought to find the vehicles by satisfying its needs so that he could reach the creditor within the stipulated time. But he did not get any vehicles. Then he took a piece of wood and cut it off, and a letter in the name of the debtor, and a hired Dinar closed the hole in it and came to the sea and said, 'O Allah! You know that if I asked for such a loan to such a person, he would have wanted the landlord. I said, Allah is sufficient as a sacrifice. He is happy with it. Then he asked for a witness to me, I said that Allah is sufficient as a witness. He is happy with that. I have tried my best to pay for his loan (in due course), but I did not get it. So I passed it to you. That is why he threw katkhand in the sea. And the wood strips into the sea. Then the man went back and started looking for vehicles to his town. Meanwhile, the lender went to the ocean in hopes that the borrower may have taken a vessel in his vessel. His eyes fell on the piece of clay, which contained goods. She bought the house for the fuel of her family. When he was in it, he got the goods and the letter. After a few days, the debtor came to take a dinar and said, by Allah! I was always looking for vehicles to deliver your goods on time. But I did not get any other vessel before I came in that boat. The lender said, did you send something to me? The borrower said, I told you that I have not received any other ships before. He said, "You have sent me what you sent inside a piece of wood, Allah is on your side." Then he returned with a sudden Dinar '(Bukhari H / 2291,' Kitabul Kiflah ').
(2) Described in Jabir (R), he went to Jihad towards Najd (now Riyaz region) with the Prophet (sm). When the Prophet (sm) returned home, he also returned with him. The time of their afternoon rest is in a valley filled with lots of trees in the streets. So the Prophet (sm) fell down (for a rest) and the Sahabis were also scattered in search of the shade of trees. The Prophet (sm) landed under an orchard and hanged his sword. And we slept in a while. Then suddenly we heard the Prophet (sm) calling us. There I saw a Bedouin with him. He said, when I was sleeping, I saw my sword opened in the hands of this man. (Then) he said to me, who will protect you (today) with me? I said, "Allah." I said this three times. He did not punish him. Then he sat down. (Or he sat) (Bukhari and Muslim)
In another narration, Jabir (R) said that we were with the Prophet (sm) in 'Rakwa'. Then, when we came to a tree with a dense shade, then we left it for the Prophet (sm). (He began to rest.) Already a polytheist is the real. Then the sword of the Prophet (sm) was hanging on the tree. Then he took it out of the sheath and said, "Do you fear me?" He said, no. He said, who will protect you from my hands? He said, "Allah."

Abu Bakar is in the book of Ishmael, he said, who will protect you from my hands? He said, "Allah." The narrator said, then the sword fell from his hand. Then the Prophet (sm) lifted the sword and said, (now) who will protect you from my hands? He said, "Be the best of the swords!" Then he said, "Do you testify that there is no god except Allah and I am the Messenger of Allah?" He said, no. But I promise you that I will never fight against you. And I will not be a companion to the community who will fight against you. So he left his way. Then she's her
He came to his companions and said, "I came to you from the best people (Bukhari H / 2910, 2913, 4135, 4137).

In the end, if he rely on God, he becomes sufficient for the people. Two of the above hadeeth are his real proofs. Allaah has given us the opportunity to work on the hadeethes above- Ameen