The whole life of Hazrat Ibraheem AS is full of test and turmoil. He was tested in many way. He had to face the most powerful king in the court. He put into the burning flames of fire. He stood dauntless and fearless. He had to flee from his native land with his wife. He was ordained by Almighty Allah to leave his wife, Hazrat Hajirah AS, and his baby son Hazrat Ismaieel AS in the uninhibited desert of Arabia without water. He had to get ready to sacrifice his son in the way of Almighty Allah. However, Hazrat Ismaiell was saved.
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Almighty Allah tested Hazrat Ibrahim AS in many ways. The three most important ways were:
1. Hazrat Ibrahim AS was ordered to be thrown into a huge fire. He stood his ground and remained dauntless even when he was thrown into the fire.
2. He was ordered to leave his wife and son in deserted desert of Mecca where there was no food, no water, no shelter and no habitate. He did so.
3. He was ordered in his dream to sacrifice his only (till then) son Hazrat Ismaieel AS, a young child of about 8-10 years of age. He surrendered to the will of Almighty Allah. Though Almighty Allah saved his son from being slaughtered.
the first way Allah tested Ibraheem was by commanded him to go Makkah. the second test was when Allah asked him to sacrifice his son Ismaeel.
By hardships and by blessings
The two ways a hypothesis can be tested are by; performing controlled experiments or by gathering more data.
Allah (swt) honour the two son of Ibrahim (als) as his line of prophet's in Islam also as they both have the tawheed to Allah (swt) only...
Prophet Musa (PBUH) and Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) are two very impo ppl. Prophet Ibrahim is considered the father of all prohets. His son was a prophet, who's son was a prophet, and so on. Prophet Musa helped bring peace back to Eygpt against the evil Pharoh Ramsis who had a thing for killing Israeles. Yet the Prophet went against all odds thanks to the help of Allah. Two very impo ppl.
yes there are two ~ Eid ul- Fitr (it marks the end of rammadan) ~ Eid al- Adha { it shows how Ibrahim (a.s) was ready to sacrifice his son ismael (a.s) on the order of allah.
Hari Raya is celebrated to signify the imporatance of two issues: 1. The end of Fasting(Ramadan) 2. The time period when Ibrahim(a.s) was asked to slaughter his son through the angel from Allah.
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1. eid al fetr : this is the day after the last day of ramadan , that we hope that allah forgive us . 2. eid al adha : this is the day that allah ask ibrahim "messenger" to kill his son "ismayl" , after ibrahim prove to allah that he will pass this test , allah redeem is ismayl with a great sacrifices "cow or sheep" 3.friday
The walls of the pharaoh's tomb are very important in two ways. These ways being that the walls are able to be tested to see how old they are and they have writings explaining Egyptian ways of life.
We offer prayer or at least two nawafil.
In details hope u like that For a period of time, Prophet Ibrahim resided with his wife Sarah in Palestine. At 70 years of age, Sarah was an infertile old lady who was so keen to see her 86 years old husband Prophet Ibrahim become a father. For that reason, she offered him Hajar her maid (female slave) whom he accepted. By the Will of Allah, Hajar became pregnant with Prophet Ibrahim's son Isma^il who also became a prophet and was honoured to be the grandfather of Prophet Muhammad may Allah's blessings and peace be upon them all. Prophet Ibrahim was delighted to have a child and so was his wife Sarah. After a period of time Prophet Ibrahim went with his baby son Isma^il and his mother Hajar to Makkah. Dear brothers and sisters in Islam, Observe, in what I am about to tell you, how reliant upon and submissive to Allah Prophet Ibrahim ^alayhis-salam was. Prophet Ibrahim ^alayhis-salam had left his two dear ones, Hajar and Isma^il in a barren area in Makkah. Makkah at the time was completely isolated with no evident buildings or people living there since there was no water for survival. There, Prophet Ibrahim left them with only a bag of dates and a leather bag filled with water. When Hajar noticed that Prophet Ibrahim was about to make his way back to Palestine alone, she followed him saying: "O Ibrahim, are we to be left alone in this valley with no water, or food or companions?" To that Prophet Ibrahim did not respond. So she kept posing the question repeatedly without getting an answer from Prophet Ibrahim, therefore, she said, "Did Allah order you to do this?" He replied, "Yes." Upon hearing this, eloquently and with a complete reliance on Allah she said: "Then we will not be lost." Following the order of Allah, Prophet Ibrahim peace be upon him left and when he was a fair distance away from Hajar and their son, he looked back at the Sacred House (Al-Bayt) and as mentioned in Ayah 37 of Surat Ibrahim, he made the following supplication to Allah: "O Lord! I have settled some of my offspring in a barren valley by Your Sacred House so that they would perform the Prayer. O Lord, make the hearts of some people yearn towards them and provide them with fruits for which they would give thanks". Hajar, the mother of Isma^il settled with her son where Ibrahim peace be upon him left them. She breast-fed him and drank from the water that Ibrahim had left for them. This water eventually ran out as the water container dried up. Consequently, Hajar became thirsty, and so did her son who started crying and became unsettled due to his extreme thirst. Hajar hated seeing him in that state and she set forth looking for water. As-Safa being the mountain closest to her, she climbed it and looked down at the valley to see if she could find anyone to assist her. She found no one and so she descended from the mountain until she reached the valley. Then she climbed Al-Marwah Mountain in keeping her search for water but to no avail. She went back to As-Safa then back again to Al-Marwah for many times. On her last arrival to Al-Marwah, she heard a voice which prompted her to call out: "Help, if you can". There was Angel Jibril peace be upon him, who hit the ground with his wing until fresh and pure water emerged. That became known as Zamzam water. The mother of Isma^il gathered the water with her hands and collected it in her container while it was springing out. Jibril said: "Do not fear loss, for there is a sacred House here which will be built by this child and his father", meaning Isma^il and his father Ibrahim peace be upon them both. Hajar drank from Zamzam water quenching her thirst and breast-fed her son Isma^il. She thanked Allah, the One who endows countless bounties upon His slaves. O Allah, we ask you to grant us Al-Hajj and Al-^Umrah and the visit of the Prophet peace be upon him, and we ask You Allah to make us amongst those who drink from his honourable hand at the Hawd. Amin.
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