تلخیص
Allah Almighty is the creator of the whole universe.
He sent His messengers from time to time to guide the
people on the right path. The chain of prophets came to an
end on the last prophet Muhammad PBUH. To test the
human beings Allah has put the capacity of doing well or
bad on their own will and has provided the opportunity of
both. Duties of the prophets were to enjoin the people to do
well and to prevent them from doing bad.
They would give good news to their respective
nation on following the dictates of Allah almighty, such as
forgiveness, calm & serene life, forever entrance to
paradise where each desire and lust will be carried out.
Similarly they used to warn them about the dire
consequences on account of disobedience such as
restlessness, disaster & catastrophe and finally the fire of
hell etc. but this warning and admonish were the outcome
of their well-wishing, mercy upon their respective nation,
based on precautionary measures.
When any calamity and destruction occurs due to
disobedience, then it is very difficult to protect humans. No
one can challenge, stop or divert natural disaster, caused
by the rebellion of human. Preventing and warning in
advance is advisable. As the prophets were taught through
revelation, so they were far more fore sighted and due to
their soft and sympathetic nature they used to warn in
advance, that is why they were called Nazir, the one who
warns.
The given article critically discusses that to help
humanity in the catastrophe and calamities is a great deed,
but to save humanity from involving in all those activities
which result in catastrophe and destruction is greater work.
In fact it denotes, more foresightedness, of the prophets and
their feelings and desires of eternal salvation for their
respective Ummah.
Muhammad Zubair, Muhammad Iyaz. (2017) Philosophy behind admonishment in preaching, A Scholastic Survey in light of Quran and Sunnah, , Volume-05, Issue-1.
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