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THE PROPHET AYOUB (Alayhi Salaam) by Anwar Al Awlaki

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PROPHET AYUB

Ayub (Job) was a descendant of A'mis, the third son of Ishaq. Allah had granted him great wealth and a large family, and he lived in comfort and peace.

Allah wanted to test his steadfastness of faith in plenty and in deprivation. Once lightening struck his live stock and all his animals perished. This was followed by a storm that destroyed his crops. The test of deprivation continued, and his house collapsed over his family, killing all his children. Every time a calamity struck, he went down in submission to Allah acknowledging that the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. There is none other than Allah who has the power to provide and sustain His creatures in this world and beyond.

The trial of patience continued, and Ayub developed ulcers over all his body, and the maggots ate his rotting flesh. At these troubled times, many of his friends and followers abandoned him. Only his beloved wife Raheemah stayed with him throughout his troubles. She washed and caressed his wounds and fed him with whatever she could gather.

The towns people forced him and his devoted wife out into the wilderness. The series of painful trials did not shake him in his belief in the Benevolence of Allah. He exhibited his contentment over the trials of life and with whatever meager provisions he had. Allah was pleased with His steadfast servant. He gave him full recovery from his oozing sores. Upon recovery from his illness, he toiled in his land and regained his wealth that far exceeded his previous possessions. Allah granted him new and expanded progeny. His circle of friends and followers grew larger than ever, and all wonderd over what Ayub had sustained. This added greater strength to the faith of the believers.

The patience and perseverance of Ayub in the face of all suffering is proverbial and the best example for people of all times.

References: al Qu'an: Sura Anam, Anmbiya', Jinn.

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  • Jazak Allahu Khair for this amazing upload habibti, Subhan'Allah, may we all learn the lesson of sabr and may ALLAH swt shower us with His infinite mercy ameen, wassalalmu alaikoum wa rahmutallahi wa barakatuhu :)

  • Subhanallah.Ayyoob Alaihissalam Swabr is Amazing..

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  • Subhana Allah, what a strong Prophet he was just beautiful.

  • ANWAR AL AWLAKI was a Man Amongst Cowards..! thas all i gota say .. .Al firdous inshalla... he changed my life and millions more .

  • mashalllah ayyub ahle sallam sabr the greatest

  • mashAllah, great!!

    something to learn from

  • AsalaamuAlaykum, SubhanAllah thanks Sister.

    May Allah reward you & brother Anwar , Ameen.

    JazakaAllah Khair.

  • Assalamu Alykum Warahmatullah Ukht,

    Jazackillahu Khyran,this video is important wallah.It came on time!!May Allah s.w grant us patience all the way through our lives.

    Rabbana Afrigh Alyna Sabran Innacka Sam'iuddua'a.

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