Book Name:Maraz Se Qabr Tak

Sunnah. Being occupied in gaining worldly wealth we have forgot that Muslims are brother to one another; we have forgot that real Muslims help one another in trouble; we have also forgot that a real Muslim helps his ill, poor and afflicted Muslim brother. Today we are in such a terrible condition that love between real brothers and sisters is also decreasing. For example, if one brother is at deathbed, his other brother does not go to meet him on the basis of old disputes and quarrels. In the past, if two people quarrel due to any reason, the third one used to make them understand with gentleness and reconcile them. But unfortunately in this age of social media, if two people are quarrelling, the third one keeps on making video. If somebody encounters an accident, nobody rushes him to hospital. Rather those having a negative mind-set try to steal the victim’s belongings e.g. mobile, cash, jewellery. Due to our business activities we have no time to go to anyone to inquire after him, though going to a patient to inquire after him at his home, heartens him, sit beside him for his comfort, persuade him to make repentance by presenting him call towards righteousness and make Du’a for his health all bring about reward.

 

تُو سارے مریضوں کو الله شفا دیدے     اچھا ہے فقط وہ جو بیمارِ مدینہ ہے

افسوس مرض بڑھتا جاتا ہے گناہوں کا     دے دیجے شفا عرض اے سرکار مدینہ ہے

 

صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب              صَلَّى اللّٰهُ تَعَالٰى عَلٰى مُحَمَّد

 

Dear Islamic brothers! Teaching us the good manners, Islam has commanded us to inquire after the patient in order to comfort and console him. Islam has also taught us its manners. Visiting a patient to inquire after him does not lessen his suffering, but it surely gives him pleasure. Thus not only should we go to inquire after our relatives, but we should also go to inquire after other patients in the hospitals and homes because at times, there are such afflicted patients who are not inquired after by anyone. Such miserable patients look at others wistfully. They wish that if only anyone could also come to inquire after their health, treat them sympathetically and make Du’a for their recovery. On such occasions or we get an opportunity, we should fix one day and go to