The document discusses several communal teachings from Hadith, including:
1) The importance of treating one's neighbors well and sharing in community hardships and joys.
2) Emphasizing kindness, forgiveness, and removing harm, as demonstrated by the Prophet Muhammad.
3) Caring for orphans and less privileged people, as the Prophet himself was an orphan.
4) Being vigilant against evils and sins, and standing up against wrongdoings even if just in one's heart.
5) Treating non-Muslims in the community with fairness and respect.
The document discusses several communal teachings from Hadith, including:
1) The importance of treating one's neighbors well and sharing in community hardships and joys.
2) Emphasizing kindness, forgiveness, and removing harm, as demonstrated by the Prophet Muhammad.
3) Caring for orphans and less privileged people, as the Prophet himself was an orphan.
4) Being vigilant against evils and sins, and standing up against wrongdoings even if just in one's heart.
5) Treating non-Muslims in the community with fairness and respect.
The document discusses several communal teachings from Hadith, including:
1) The importance of treating one's neighbors well and sharing in community hardships and joys.
2) Emphasizing kindness, forgiveness, and removing harm, as demonstrated by the Prophet Muhammad.
3) Caring for orphans and less privileged people, as the Prophet himself was an orphan.
4) Being vigilant against evils and sins, and standing up against wrongdoings even if just in one's heart.
5) Treating non-Muslims in the community with fairness and respect.
Hashim, Mustafa Imran Sufi, Shayan khuram Neighbors
One of the most stated topics in Hadith is the treatment
of your neighbor. Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) in this Hadith “He is not a true believer who eats to his fill but his neighbor sleeps hungry.” has linked true faith with the care and consideration observed by a true believer towards his neighbor. Islam declares the entire Muslim community a single body in which every member shares joy and sorrow as stated in this Hadith: "The believers are like a single man’ if his eye is affected, he is affected; and if his head is affected, he is all affected. Kindness
Importance of being kind and polite towards fellow
beings has been highlighted in number of the sayings of the Holy Prophet, and he himself demonstrated it on a number of occasions. In fact, he was an emblem of mercy, forgiveness and compassion and taught the same to his followers. He stated this in a Hadith: “Every kind word is a charity and removing a harmful thing from the road is also a charity.” Orphans
Through his teachings, instructions and actions he
emphasized the importance of taking care of the less privileged people, like the orphans. He remembered God’s special favor on him all through his childhood. The favor is mentioned in the Quran as: ‘Did He not find you an orphan and give you shelter and care’? (al-Duha ). He, therefore, always encouraged an attitude of kindness towards such people and hinted towards the importance of this by saying:" I and the man who brings up an orphan will be in Paradise like this: and he pointed with his-two fingers, the index finger and the middle finger.” Human weakness
The Holy Prophet was mindful of other important aspects of
the communal conduct. He was aware of the human weakness of falling victim to the devices and strategies of Satan whose mission is to entice humans towards disobedience of Divine commands and to commit sins and spread evils and. So, he alerted his followers to be ready to take timely and appropriate action. He drew the attention of his followers by this Hadith: "Whosoever of you sees an evil action, let him change it with his hand, and if he is not able to do so, then with his tongue, and if he is not able to do so, then with his heart, and that is the weakest of faith.” Non Muslims the Holy Prophet trains the Muslims community about a fair treatment of the non-Muslims living in a Muslim community. Many instances are quoted in the Hadith books. For example, the following incident provides sufficient guidance: “A burial bier passed by us (the companions) and the Holy Prophet PBUH stood up for it, and we stood up. Then we said: O Messenger of God! It is the bier of a Jew’. He said, ‘when you see a bier stand up". It can be seen that the Hadith of the Prophet provides complete guidance regarding the communal conduct of Muslims.
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