The Tale of Abu Dahdah’s Consideration and Heavenly Award
Sometime in the distant past, in the period of Prophet Muhammad (harmony arrive), there carried on with a sidekick named Abu Dahdah. He moved toward the Prophet and shared a remarkable concern. “O Courier of Allah,” he said, “my neighbor is a fraud, and his date palm tree overhangs into my yard. At the point when the dates mature and fall, my youngsters anxiously gather them. Regardless of our destitution, he comes running, takes the dates from my youngsters’ mouths, and claims them as his own.”
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Upset by this present circumstance,
Abu Dahdah beseeched the Prophet to address this shamefulness. Accordingly, the Prophet recognized the fraud inside the neighbor and commented, “Is there an exchange that you take part in?” The buddy, confounded, inquired, “What sort of exchange, O Courier of Allah?” The Prophet taught, “Give me that date palm tree, and consequently, I will concede you a date palm tree in Jannah (Heaven).”
The fraudulent neighbor,
notwithstanding, excused the proposition, pronouncing that the date palm tree was too valuable to even consider leaving behind. Disappointed, he left, leaving Abu Dahdah in wonder of the extraordinary open door introduced by the Prophet.
Another friend named Abu Dhar was seeing this cooperation and, inquisitive, inquired as to whether he could figure out a comparative agreement. The Prophet concurred, promising him a date palm tree in Jannah in return for his natural tree. Anxiously, Abu Dhar pursued the two-timer and proposed the exchange.
Shockingly,
the poser concurred yet shrewdly inquired, “How much will you sell this date palm tree for?” Abu Dhar, understanding the stunt, answered, “I’m not offering it to you. All things being equal, give me your whole nursery, and consequently, I will give you a date palm tree.”
Interested,
the poser consented to the arrangement, thinking he had outfoxed Abu Dhar. Nonetheless, when the exchange was finished, Abu Dhar euphorically shouted, “The date palm tree is yours, yet the whole nursery currently has a place with me.”
Abu Dahdah and Abu Dhar both left the scoundrel’s nursery, getting a material advantage as well as a significant profound prize guaranteed by the Prophet.
Afterward,
Abu Dahdah went to the Prophet Muhammad, illuminating him regarding the effective exchange. The Prophet asked about the idea of the arrangement, and Abu Dahdah described how he had traded his whole nursery for the date palm tree in Jannah.
The Prophet, satisfied with Abu Dahdah’s penance, pronounced, “Presently my exchange with you has been finished. Allah has arranged for you in Jannah one spot as well as numerous castles and gardens.”
Years passed,
and in the end, Abu Dahdah died. At the point when the Prophet Muhammad caught wind of his demise, he commented, “I see before my eyes 100 nurseries of Jannah over the grave of Abu Dahdah.”
This account of Abu Dahdah’s magnanimity and the heavenly award represents the significant lessons of Prophet Muhammad in regards to forfeit, trust in Allah, and the boundless prizes anticipating the people who act with earnestness and liberality.
All in all, the story of Abu Dahdah
fills in as an immortal illustration for devotees, underscoring the significance of magnanimity, trust in Allah’s commitments, and a definitive prizes that anticipate the people who focus on the great beyond over common increases.
