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    Nomor Peserta : 48

    Nama Peserta : Almira Fathiya Khairani

    PROPHET MUHAMMAD AND THE BLIND JEWISH BEGGAR

    Prophet Muhammad was a compassionate person. He had never hurt anyone, even to those
    who treated him cruelly.
    During his life, lived a blind Jewish beggar at the corner of Medina marketplace. Every
    day he used to mock The Messenger of Allah. He kept telling people not to get close to
    Muhammad, since Muhammad was a mad liar magician. If anyone got close to him, he or she
    would surely be influenced.
    Prophet Muhammad knew about what this blind Jewish beggar did to him, but he never
    cared about it. Every morning, The Messenger of God would always come to him by bringing
    some food to feed him without saying any words. He had been doing this until the end of his
    life.
    One day, after the death of the Prophet, his best companion Abu Bakr visited his daughter
    who was the Prophet's wife, Aishah. He asked her, "Is there any sunnah of my beloved one
    (Rasulullah) that I haven't done?"
    Aishah replied, "O my father, you are a man of sunnah. As long as I'm concerned, no
    prophet's tradition you haven't done, except one."
    “What is that?” Abu Bakr was getting curious.
    “Rasulullah used to visit a blind Jewish beggar at the corner of Medina marketplace
    bringing him some food and feeding him." Aishah replied.
    The following day, Abu Bakr went to the market by bringing food to feed the beggar. He
    did what Rasulullah had done. When Abu Bakr began to feed him, the blind Jewish beggar was
    outraged and shouting “Who are you?”
    “I am the one who usually came here,” Abu Bakr calmly replied.
    “NO! you're not the man who comes to me,” the Jewish beggar protested, “If that man
    came to me, it would not be this difficult to chew the food. The man always fed me, but before
    that, he would surely refine the food for me. I would never feel like this to eat.”.
    Hearing the words of the blind beggar, Abu Bakr couldn't hold his tears drop. He cried and
    said to the beggar, “Yes, I am not the man who used to come to you. That man has already
    died. I am only his friend. That noble man was Muhammad The Messenger of Allah.”
    The blind Jewish beggar was completely shocked hearing Abu Bakar's words. He cried
    eyes out. “Is that true? I've been mocking him and slandering him, while he never got angry at
    all. He fed me instead. How noble he was....”
    The blind Jewish beggar was emotionally touched and moved by Rasulullah's act. Soon,
    he declared shahadat. He bore witness there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is His Prophet
    and messenger. The blind Jewish beggar finally became a muslim, not by any harmful action,
    but by a compassionate caring behaviour.
    Ya Nabi Salam Alaika, Ya Rasul Salam, Salam Alaika, Ya Habib salam alaika,
    sholawaatullaah alaika.

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