The love of the Prophet and its requirements
The love of the Prophet is an integral part of the life of every believing servant and should be at all costs because not loving this benefactor of humanity and not considering him as the ideal of one's life is tantamount to the weakness of faith.
The love of the Prophet is an integral part of the life of every believing servant and should be at all costs because not loving this benefactor of humanity and not considering him as the ideal of one's life is tantamount to the weakness of faith. But unfortunately, this has been ours.
That the love of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) is claimed here while no attempt is made to understand the motive of this love. Conflicts are settled amicably and one person considers the life, property, honor, and dignity of another person sacred. True love demands that life be restored in human society and corruption be stopped forever. By this analogy.
However, our case is completely different from these requirements. About 98% of the population of this state, which came into being in the name of Islam, consists of devout Muslims. Kept the wheel of life jammed by its dynamics. Do you cut each other under this holy name, hate each other, Hatred and enmity are not a negation of the love of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him).
If we look at our seven-decade-long history in detail, what have those who have grown to love Muhammad not done in that long period? In the name of the love of the Prophet, love is not shared here, but in this name, books can be written on the stories of his hatred and murder and destruction.
The bloodbath in the name of Motahara was heated and the peace of mosques, madrassas, and even tombs was destroyed. The result was not only the loss of human lives but also the opportunity to speak out on the security and legitimacy of Islam. The extremism of past organizations makes no sense to him.
The question also arises as to whether provocation, insurrection, and gossip are not a negation of the love of my Prophet. What riots have not taken place at the hands of the workers of this organization in the past? Which passers-by were harmed and which policemen were not hurt in the vicinity of their scattered protests? Is it a trivial matter that for two or three days hundreds of people were injured and five others including two innocent police constables lost their lives due to his fanatics?
Perfect faith in Lolak but the Ummah is afraid of Syed Lolak They start challenging the writ and later when it becomes a nuisance instead of mercy, then the government does not have a plan to deal with it. In November last year, it was the Tawasi government that signed the agreement. Didn't the government realize that taking the path of zeal instead of consciousness would have proved to be in the interest of the country and the people in the first place?
There can be no two opinions that law enforcement agencies and state machinery are invincible forces to deal with those who challenge the state within the state, but the condition is that the state authorities have foresight, high-mindedness, sincerity, and Have a high mind too. We have the structure and power of the state, but its users are also devoid of wisdom and foresight, and they are also empty and empty of sincerity and high-mindedness, the result of which will inevitably turn out to be terrible and destructive.
Apart from the state, it is also necessary to provide extensive training to tame such religious fanaticism, for which we have no program. Just as some of our inconsequential fears have been deliberately or unknowingly involved in bringing fanaticism to its peak, the same people can better perform the task of taming such elements. Isn't it time for these people to Repent of repeating the horrible experience?
Is it not the duty of these people to make their followers aware of the basic requirements of the love of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and to make them forget the philosophy of tolerance and moderation instead of being provoked? Unless an attempt is made to understand the true spirit of the Prophet, I do not think that positive thinking will be able to flourish here and unbridled extremism will close.