*The Blessing of a Halal Morsel*

A Muslim country was attacked by disbelievers, so the king sent his son to fight. After a week, news arrived that they were defeated and the son had fled. Upon hearing this, the queen said, "Your Majesty! This news is wrong."

The king got very angry and said, "How can you sit inside and say that the news is wrong?"

She replied, "It's just that this news is wrong."

After a week, news arrived that the first report was indeed wrong, and Allah Almighty had granted victory. The enemy fled, the disbelievers fled. Now the king asked his wife, "How did you make this claim while sitting inside?"

This was the state of the kings' wives in those days.

She said, "Since the time I conceived him, let alone a forbidden (Haram) morsel, I did not even eat a doubtful morsel; I did not eat any doubtful food. And I nursed him for two years; every single time I nursed him, I first performed ablution (Wudu), offered two units of optional prayer (Nafl), and then nursed him. How can a child who was raised on such pure milk ever run away out of the fear of death? If you had said that they were defeated and our son was martyred, I would have believed it. But how can I believe that a child raised on such pure milk would run away from a disbeliever out of the fear of death? This cannot happen."

This was the state of the king's queens.

Pur Taseer Iman Afroz Waqiat, Page: 45

ارے بھائی!

اگر آپ ہزاروں کتابیں، نعتیں، تصاویر، ویڈیوز، اخبار، مضامین، قبلہ نما، اوقات نماز، اسلامک گھڑی اور بہت کچھ آسانی کے ساتھ حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو بس ہمارے Islamic Tube ایپ کو پلے سٹور سے انسٹال کرو، اور بالکل مفت اور آسانی کے ساتھ اسلامک مواد حاصل کرو

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Speak the Truth and Live Forever: The King, His Flatterer, and the Lesson of Justice

Speak the Truth and Live Forever: The King, His Flatterer, and the Lesson of Justice

Once, a king visited the soldiers' mess hall (langar khana) and checked the cleanliness, which was up to mark. He then asked what had been cooked for the soldiers. The answer came: "Bataon", meaning eggplant. The king became furious, questioning why such low-quality food was prepared for the soldiers. His advisor immediately went to extremes in disparaging the eggplant, criticizing it relentlessly. In any case, the mess commander apologized and promised not to cook eggplants in the future and to prepare better food instead, after which the king left the mess hall. After some time, the king happened to visit the soldiers' mess hall again. Coincidentally, eggplants had been cooked on that day as well. This time, the king praised the eggplant. The same advisor was with him, and he went beyond all limits in praising the benefits of the eggplant, as if no other vegetable or dish could ever match it. The mess commander was delighted and promised to cook eggplants regularly and continuously from then on. The king turned to the advisor and said, "That day when I criticized the eggplant, you left no stone unturned in speaking ill of it. Today, when I praised it, you have left no stone unturned in its praise. Why?" He replied, "Your Majesty, I am your servant, not the eggplant's." Hearing this, the king said, "Sycophants like you do not allow the truth to come to light, because of which rulers become arrogant, and consequently, they fail to deliver justice. The murder of justice is the sole cause of the downfall of nations." At first, the flatterer remained silent, but then he said, "Your Majesty, if my life is spared, may I make a submission?" The king said, "Speak, what do you wish to say?" "Your Majesty, those who speak the truth and right have always lost their lives." The king replied, "Remember, truth and right are far more precious than life. Death is bound to come one day anyway. If you die speaking the truth, you will live forever. Yes, by lying or stamping your approval on falsehood, you might remain alive physically, but curses and disgrace will remain the destiny of such a life."