Insights: Hakim-ul-Ummat

Principles for Encouraging Students and Increasing Love: In the Light of Islamic Teachings

Hazrat Ibn Umar (Radi Allahu Anhu) narrates that he heard the Messenger of Allah (Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) saying, "In a dream, I was given a bowl of milk, and I drank from it until I was fully satisfied. Then, I gave the remaining milk to Umar (Radi Allahu Anhu)." The people asked, "O Messenger of Allah! What is the interpretation of this dream?" He replied, "Milk signifies knowledge." (Sahih al-Bukhari)

Two lessons are derived from this:

First, a teacher should occasionally include their student in their food and drink, which encourages the student's heart and increases mutual love. The greater the love for the teacher, the more blessings there will be in gaining knowledge.

Second, if Almighty Allah bestows any spiritual blessing upon someone, they should not hesitate to pass it on to their student.

(Islah-e-Inqilab)

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The Difference Between a Job and Business: The Insightful Story of a Manager and a Samosa Seller

The Difference Between a Job and Business: The Insightful Story of a Manager and a Samosa Seller

In front of the gate of a large company, there was a famous samosa shop. During lunch hours, company employees would often come there to eat samosas. One day, a manager of the company, while eating a samosa, got into a joking mood with the samosa seller. The manager said to the samosa seller, "Look Shahid! You have set up your shop very well. But don't you think you are wasting your time and talent selling samosas? Think about it, if you were working in this company like me, where would you be today? Perhaps you too would be a manager today, just like me." Hearing this, Shahid the samosa seller thought for a moment and said, "Sir, my work is much better than yours. Ten years ago, when I used to sell samosas in a basket, you got your job. Back then, I earned a thousand rupees a month, and your salary was ten thousand. In these ten years, both of us worked very hard. You rose from a supervisor to a manager, and I moved from a basket to this famous shop. Today, you earn 50,000 a month, and I earn 60,000 rupees. But I am not calling my work better than yours because of this money. Rather, I am saying this because of the children. Just think sir, I started this business with very little money. But my son won't have to go through all that hardship. My shop will go to my son. My children will benefit from the hard work I have done in my life, whereas the benefit of your lifelong hard work will go to your boss's children. Now, you cannot directly seat your son on your managerial post, can you? He will also have to start from zero just like you did, and by the end of his career, he will reach right where you are now. On the other hand, my son will take this business forward from here and will get far ahead of all of us in his time. Now you tell me, how am I wasting my time and talent?" The manager handed 20 rupees for the two samosas to the samosa seller and walked away without saying a word. So friends, this is the difference between a job and a business. ___________📝📝📝___________ Narrated. Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App