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Sadqay ka Inaam | The Reward of Giving Sadaqah
He رَحْمَةُ اللهِ تَعَالٰی عَلَيْه further stated: If nothing is given to the beggar, then at least he should be responded in a courteous way which is not offensive to him, and if he insists on asking for or talks in a rude manner then be forgiving and overlook it. (It is better than that charity which ends up becoming offensive.)
(Tafseer Khaazin, vol. 1, pp. 206)
Respect of Muslim
Dear Islamic brothers! Ponder! Look at the extent to which Islam places the respect of a Muslim that after assisting and helping any Muslim brother in need, one should not disclose any favour done to him by teasing or taunting which obviously causes him grief rather he should respect his Muslim brother’s self-esteem and honour. By giving Sadaqah and charity, it does not privilege one to tarnish the honour of a deserving Muslim by keep on reminding him of any favour. It would have been better to refrain from giving such a Sadaqah and instead give some kind words, or express regret for not being able to help him or send him to somebody else.
This is a lesson for those who initially get overwhelmed and immediately help the needy person but afterwards they taunt, tease and insult them in such a manner that whenever they get angry they begin disclosing the favours that they had carried out; such as:
BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Table of Contents
- The Reward of Giving Sadaqah
- Excellence of Salat-‘Alan-Nabi صَلَّی اللّٰہ تعالٰی علیہ واٰلہٖ وسلَّم
- Reward of Sadaqah
- Activities of pious predecessors
- Reward of Sadaqah and charities
- Spending in the way of Allah means
- Increase or decrease in the reward
- Distinction in reward
- Less in quantity, higher in status
- Does Sadaqah reduce wealth?
- What does Sadaqah mean?
- Various forms of Sadaqah
- Four Madani pearls of Sadaqah
- Nine blessed sayings of the Beloved Prophet in relation to the excellence of giving Sadaqah
- Guarantee of a house in Jannah
- Four supplications in exchange for four dirhams
- Destruction of human
- Acceptance of monetary acts of worship
- Respect of Muslim
- Who is a destitute person?
- Three important sayings
- The oppressed will be compensated with virtues
- 1-2. Taunting and reminding of favours
- Cause behind deprivation of Heaven
- 3. Showing off is a demerit hypocrites
- Destruction of deeds
- The height of regret and frustration
- Where is sincerity (Ikhlas)?
- Recognition of sincerity
- Blessings of sincerity
- Wealth is a test
- What kind of wealth should be given in Sadaqah?
- Open Sadaqah is greater or hidden Sadaqah?
- Hidden or unhidden both forms are based on intention
- Forbidden condition of giving Sadaqah openly
- Way of giving Nazranah (gift or money or tribute)
- To whom is giving Sadaqah Afdal (better)?
