*Life's most valuable lesson* 🙂
The king of Iran arranged a teacher to teach his son and told the teacher to teach religion to my child. I want him to take over the government tomorrow.
A good old dervish began to teach the son of the High King, the causes were completed,
he taught the Qur'an, he taught the hadiths, he enlightened him with the principles of jurisprudence.
Then one day, Ustad Sahib said, son, you must come tomorrow, there is something to talk about. There was no mistake. There was nothing wrong. The child was beaten without reason. The child came to King Salamat and said
Father, I did not understand, but the teacher has beaten the king very much.
They were sensible and said, "Son, the teacher is a father. He does not abuse. There will be no problem. I will not call your teacher to court." How can I talk to your father?
Time passed, 22 years passed,
the king passed away, the prince sat on the throne and gave the first command: Call my teacher. The teacher was old, leaning on a stick, and his eyebrows were white and bowed, his eyes wide open. He looked hard and said, "Prince, why did you call me?" He said, "I am not a prince, now I have become a king."
Teacher, 22 years have passed since you beat me and you raped her. It was not my fault, so neither the pain has gone from my soul nor from my body. First of all, I have called you by giving the first command, tell me why I was beaten, tell me my abuse
Then the old teacher's eyes filled with tears and said,
"Son, I only killed for this day, didn't this day come in my life, so I killed it because I wanted this time to come in my life today, my wish has been fulfilled," the prince said. Explain to me why the teacher was beaten. He said, "Son, how long has it been since you were beaten?" He said 22 years.
The pain didn't end, did the matter disappear from your memory even for a minute?
Then you said, "Teacher, I remembered you every day and night." I killed you because, son, remember not to oppress anyone. If you have remembered for 22 years, then whoever you oppress will remember him till the Day of Judgment.
And remember this,
today I have been empowered, so you have called me, on the Day of Resurrection, the poor will be empowered, the oppressed will be powerless, they will be empowered in the presence of the Lord, and Allah will rule, then they will call the poor. There will be great people in the world whose turbans were high, they will stand with their heads bowed.
Hazrat Sayyiduna JabarradhiAllahu Ta'alayahu Anhu
is reported to have said that the crowner of the mission, the Emperor of Prophethood, may God's prayers and peace be upon him, said: "Beware of oppression, because oppression is one of the darknesses of the Day of Resurrection."
(Book: Faizan Riaz al-Saliheen Volume: 3, Hadith Number: 203)
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