stone walking around? The word miraculous is barely adequate to describe the capabilities of man. But what else is there to this walking, talking, thinking, feeling man which distinguishes him from earth and

that we want to convey the message of God to an individual but apparently he looks indifferent to it. What should we do on such an occasion? On such occasions we should adopt the principle—where there is positive

stone walking around? The word miraculous is barely adequate to describe the capabilities of man. But what else is there to this walking, talking, thinking, feeling man which distinguishes him from earth and

because of their unwise approach, the Kashmiris simply invited the Indian Army to make them a target. What the Queen of Sheba did was just the opposite—she avoided confrontation. This, in one sentence, is

an appropriate plan of action to reconstruct their lives. There is simply no alternative solution. What Wisdom Demands According to a hadith report contained in the Sunan Abu Dawud, the Prophet advised

The Prophet replied, “God bless Ibn Rawaha! He likes sittings of which even angels envy!” In fact, what Ibn Rawaha suggested was an expression of a deeper realization which they failed to understand. 2

“Woe to gold! Woe to silver!” This proved hard on the companions and they said among themselves, “What then should we keep?” Then Omar went to the Prophet and laid this matter before him. The Prophet then

once preached his message to a certain tribe, but they refused to accept it. Still, one can tell from what one of their number, Maisira ibn Masrooq al-Abbasi, had to say, that the Prophet’s word had made an

enlightening your words are. But my tribe is opposed to your message, and one cannot go against one’s tribe.’ What a grave matter it must have been, then, to be expelled from one’s tribe. The Prophet now had nowhere

rahib (hermit) who lived near Mecca. On seeing her, the priest asked, “O noble lady of the Quraysh, what has brought you here?” Khadijah replied, “I have come here to ask you about Gabriel” To this the rahib

Christian convert who had translated part of the Bible into Arabic. When she had finished telling him of what Muhammad had seen and heard, Waraqah exclaimed, “Holy, holy! By the Master of my soul, if your report

to the blind; healing a leper and raising the dead to life; he also had the wisdom to inform people what they ate and stored up in their houses. The Quran also mentions the day when his disciples demanded

(p. 191). He goes on to say: “I found that almost all philosophers had been mistaken as to what can and what cannot be inferred from experience alone.” (p. 194)