24. Story: Always Sacrifice for Others, The Muslim Brotherhood, (9th/1st Year/BA/B. Sc) by AG Ahmad

 

Moral Story No: 24

Always Sacrifice for Others

The Muslim Brotherhood

The Holy Prophet (ﷺ) united the Muslims into a wonderful sincerely devoted to one another and made every sacrifice for other Muslims whoever and wherever they might be. They laid down their lives for their Muslim brethren.

Abu Jahan Bin Huzefa tells us a wonderful story. It is really a true story which shows their great love and their sense of sacrifice for one another. It relates to the battle of Yarmook. He says, “I set out in search of my cousin who was fighting on the battle front. I carried a water-skin to offer water to the thirsty soldiers. I found him lying seriously injured. He was about to die. I asked him if he wanted water.”

“My cousin nodded. I offered him a cup of water. Just then there came a cry for water from Hashim Bin Abid who was about to die. My cousin motioned to me to give the cup to him. When I came to Hisham, another cry was heard from a Mujahid, not far from the former two. Hisham asked me to take the cup to him. I therefore, went to the third one but he breathed his last before he could drink. I hurried back to Hashim. He had also died. Then I rushed back to my cousin but he too had left for his heavenly home.” How great were those good Muslims indeed!

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