“He’s a child! He forgets quickly.”“We’ll distract him.”“I just said that to calm him down; we’ll think of something later.”“Is it wrong to lie to a child?” These are sentences exchanged between some fathers and mothers, especially when their child
Imam Hassan (PBUH) responded with patience and dignity to Marwan’s insults, entrusting judgment to Allah. He was later poisoned by his wife Ju’dah at the instigation of Mu’awiyah or Yazid. Despite severe suffering, he urged Imam Hussain (PBUH) to avoid revenge. Imam Hassan was martyred and buried near his grandmother.
Imam Hassan (PBUH) taught that true *Tawakkul* (reliance on God) means striving sincerely while trusting the outcome to Allah. We must act wisely, use available means, but never believe our success lies solely in them. Reliance on God balances effort with humility, and hope with submission—this is real faith in action.
Lady Fatimah (PBUH) exemplified unmatched devotion in worship, praying so much her feet swelled. Her entire life was rooted in remembrance of Allah (SWT). Even on her wedding night, she chose prayer over celebration. Her sincerity and spiritual focus earned divine praise and served as a model for true worship.
In the tenth year after Bi’that, Lady Fatimah (PBUH), despite her young age, became a devoted supporter of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH\&HP) following the loss of her mother Khadijah (PBUH) and her guardian Abutalib (PBUH). She defended her father against polytheists’ plots and insults, earning the title “mother of her father.”
Islam emphasizes keeping promises as a core aspect of faith, extending even to enemies. In his letter to Malik Ashtar, Imam Ali (PBUH) warns against breaking treaties, urging absolute honesty and clarity. He teaches that honoring agreements reflects divine duty, earning Allah’s blessings and preventing both worldly harm and eternal punishment.
Amir al-Mu’minin (PBUH) mourned the Prophet (PBUH&HP) deeply during his burial, reflecting on the loss and future challenges. The Prophet feared the harm of hypocrites more than open enemies. The Quran extensively warned against hypocrisy. Yet after his death, history went silent about them—raising questions about hidden deals and deeper conspiracies.
The rapid spread of Islam is rooted in the unmatched character of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Despite facing hostility and lacking resources, his patience, justice, and leadership drew hearts to Islam. His personal kindness and firm stance on truth made him a unique and powerful force in human history.
