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محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم في عيون المستشرقين الامريكيين فى القرن التاسع عشر

Thesis Info

Author

اختر الرحمن

Supervisor

يوسف محمد طاهر

Department

Seerah & Islamic History

Program

Mphil

Institute

International Islamic University

Institute Type

Public

City

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2009

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

127ص

Subject

Islamic History

Language

Arabic

Other

Available at Dr Hamidullah Library,Islamic Research Institute, International Islamic University, Pakistan on T/1912

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2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-02-19 12:33:56

ARI ID

1676721055932

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19:01
a. Kaf. Ha. Ya. `Ayn. Sad.
19:02
a. This is a narrative of the mercy of your Rabb - The Lord towards HIS servant, Zachariah.
19:03
a. When he called out to his Rabb - The Lord in seclusion by the middle of the night,
19:04
praying:
O ‘My Rabb - The Lord!
Indeed my bones have become weak within me, and my head is aflame with gray hair because of old age.
However - O My Rabb - The Lord - I have never been disappointed when calling out to YOU’ before –
- so do not disappoint me now.
19:05
‘Now, I worry who will be the heir after me to fulfill their duties to the Temple of Solomon
for my wife has always been infertile.
So grant me out of YOUR Mercy an heir’ -
19:06
- the one who will be my heir in my duty, and heir to the legacy of spiritual purity, divine knowledge, and Allah-consciousness of the House of Jacob;
and make him - O My Rabb - The Lord - the one with whom YOU would be pleased.’
19:07
His prayer was answered:
‘O Zachariah!
Truly WE give you the happy news of the birth of a son.
His name will be Yahya/John the Baptist.
The uniqueness of the name is that WE have never assigned this name to anyone before.’
19:08
Zachariah exclaimed with joy and surprise:
O ‘My Rabb - The Lord!

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