Arba'in — Page 121
Number Three 121 وں اک رنیم ےک اسھت ر ویبن ی ی ری دمد یک. ٓاپ ےک اسھت ارگن� ریت رکےت وتق رفوتشں ےن � رایئ ی واولں وک ا� ویبن ی اہھت اھت. ایس رطف دخا اعت ٰیل اھت وج ٓاپ ےھت. ٓاامسن رپ د� ڈر � ی ا اجےئ املسمونں ےک ڈیل ی اس ےس روک د� ی ںیہ ویبن ااھچ � ریت ی رط� ی وہات. � ی ںیہ ویبن ربارب مغ � رنیم رکو. رنیم رکو ْرَاتِ. ي َ فْق َ رَاْس ُ الْـخ ِّ فْق َ فَاِن َّ الر ِّ اَلر 1 فْقَ. ِّ خُذُوا الر وک. ی دبعارکل� �یک�ی�وں اک رس رنیم ےہ ویبن � ہک امتم God has determined to exalt your name and to illuminate it greatly in the universe. I shall demonstrate My light and shall raise you with a demonstration of My power. Many thrones have descended from heaven, but your throne has been set at the highest level. Angels helped you at the time of your meeting with your enemies. The British dealt kindly with you. God was on the side on which you were. Those who look to heaven suffer no grief whatsoever. This is not a good way. ‘Abdul Kar i m, the leader of the Muslims, should be told not to pursue it. [Arabic] ‘Be compassion- ate; 1 ٭ be compassionate, for compassion is the principal virtue. ’ [Urdu] ‘Be compassionate; be compassionate, for 1. ٭ This ilh a m contains guidance for the whole Jam a‘ at to treat their wives with kindness and courtesy. Your wives are not your slaves. As a matter of fact, nik ah [marriage] is a covenant between man and woman. Therefore, strive not to be false to your covenant, God Almighty says in the Holy Quran: َو َّنُهْوُرِشاَع ِفْوُرْعَمْلاِب Meaning that: And consort with them in kindness [ S u rah an-Nis a ’, 4:20]. And it is mentioned in a hadith: ٖ ُم ْ بِاَھْلِہ ك ُ ْر ي َ ُم ْ خ ك ُ ْر ي َ خ —meaning that the best among you is he who is best towards his wife [ Sunan Tirmidh i , Abw a b al-Man a qib, B a bun f i fa d l A zw a j an-Nabiyy s allall a hu ‘alaihi wa sallam, Hadith 3895]. Therefore, be good to your wives both spiritually and physically. Keep praying for them, and avoid divorce. A person who is hasty in divorce is sinful in the eyes of God. Do not hasten to break like a dirty vessel that which God has affixed together. Author