Urdu explantion of 38 Surah Sad by Dr Farhat Hashmi

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MASHALAH Great explanation of sora Sa,ad

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Seems that these ayats of Ch 38, Verses 17-23 refer to the traditions regarding Dawood A.S. that he wanted to marry a woman to be her 100th wife. This woman belonged to another man. Allah warned Dawood A.S. of doing so by the exemplary case of 2 men and 99 sheep. Following hadith also gives clue that Dawood A.S. became sad, wept, and repented on his worldly desire of gaining another man's woman (Wife of Uriah). Allah forgave Dawood A.S. and saved him. "The prayer which Allah loves most is the prayer of Dawood. The fast which Allah loves most is that of Dawood. He used to sleep for half of the night, stand up in prayer for a third and sleep for a sixth. He would fast every other day. He wore wool and slept on hair. He ate barley bread with salt and ashes. He mixed his drink with tears. He was never seen to laugh after his error nor to look directly at the sky because of his shyness before his Lord and he continued to weep for the rest of his life. It is said that he wept until plants sprang up from his tears and until tears formed ridges in his cheeks. It is said that he went out in disguise to learn what people thought of him, and hearing himself praised only made him more humble." [Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Ibn Hanbal, Abu Da'wud, An-Nasa'i, and Ibn Majah. From Ash-Shifa' of Qadhi 'Iyad 1:2:24] Ibn 'Abbas and Ibn Mas'ud also said that Dawood A.S. only told the man to leave his wife, he neither proposed her nor wanted to kill his husband "Uriah". Allah censured him for that, warned him and objected to his preoccupation with this world. "ALLAH KNOWS BEST"