Islamic story: the story of Ibrahim

and the thamud who did not believe in allah were destroyed, and our prophet salih and the believers were saved by allah's help.

from then on, the people believed in allah and lived in peace until the end of life.

as the years passed, the lessons of the past were gradually forgotten by those who followed them, and they began to worship idols in the land, with which the oppressors and the oppressed came together.

and they worship not only idols, but also the stars.

they see the stars as gods, and they prefer idols and stars to god, the most high.

there are others who worship kings and think they are gods.

it is in this atmosphere of chaos and depression that our prophet ibrahim was born.

abraham grew up in iraq and lived from childhood in an environment where people worship idols and see stars as gods.

abraham's father, azar, a carving artist, has carved wood idols for his people, and sometimes stoned.

after the idol had been carved, he gave it to his son ibrahim for sale.

ibrahim, with his statue, always walked while he said, "who will buy this useless piece of shit?" after what he said, no one came to buy his statue.

so he took the statue to his place.

he was informed of what his son ibrahim had done on the way.

after listening, azar was angry and he beat his son up and warned him not to do so in the future.

however, since then, azar has not given the statue to his son for sale.

abraham was a child of loath and aversion to idols, for god gave him reason and wisdom when he was a child.

god, the most high, said, “i gave abraham my integrity long ago, and i knew him well.” and abraham grew up and became a young man.

the love of god is always with him.

he believes that the great creator of this world is god.

and abraham liked to sit there alone and let his mind think.

he thinks about the people around him, about the underground, about the sky.

he believed that everything in the world was created by the great power of god.

abraham was the only one in the earth who believed in allah and understood him.

and one day, when abraham was thinking about the world alone, his lord, the most high, said to him, “submit yourself.” abraham did not hesitate to answer immediately: “i have surrendered to the lord of all the worlds.” so abraham was chosen by allah as a prophet and a messenger, and god sent to his people who worshipped idols, stars and kings.

allah has commanded him to persuade people to believe in him.

abraham followed god's command, preaching to his people and making them believe in god.

and the first object of his persuasion was his father azar.

his father was among the people who worshipped idols.

and abraham said to his father with a very polite attitude and with a sense of courtesy: "o my father!" why do you worship things that don't listen, that don't look, that don't help you♪ ♪ ♪ That's right ♪ The father was surprised by Abraham's questioning, and he said, “How can you desecrate him, Ibrahim? Where'd you hear all this weird talk and make you dissatisfied with what we did?” Ibrahim added, "My father! The knowledge which has not come to you has certainly come to me; follow me and I will show you the right path.” It's amazing what father says to his son.

He's not old enough to know so much.

What he knows is beyond what he should have known at his age.

Fathers know more than their sons, and it is up to them to lead their sons on the right path.

These thoughts were in the head of Ibrahim's father, who asked his son in a strange way: “Abraham, how could you have thought of guiding me along the same path as you? "Yes, Father." And Ibrahim said, “You and your people have made a great mistake, and you have not only made these idols with your own hands, but have gone to worship them.” Satan did not obey Allah before, and made people turn away from Allah, and did not worship Him, so that people did what He said, and they worshipped the voiceless God from Allah, the Supreme, the only God worthy of your worship.

My father! Do not worship Satan.

Indeed, Satan disobeys the Lord of Mercy.

My father! I fear for you a punishment from the Lord of Mercy, so that you may become a friend of Satan." The father listened to his son, Ibrahim, and was so angry that he refused to believe in his father, the god of his faith, and preaching idols was useless to anyone.

Do you hate my gods? I'm telling you, if you don't stop, I'll stone you.

And stay away from me for a long time.

Don't you despise our gods and faith? I can't let you blaspheme and insult our gods.

I'm going to stone you.

You better leave this house for a while.

I never want to see you again." It was only by Abraham that he knew that his father was so stubborn, and that he would never give up worshipping idols to believe in God.

But Abraham said to his father patiently, calmly and politely: “Peace be upon you!” I will ask forgiveness of my Lord for you, for He is most merciful to me.

Father! I would never hurt you, and you would never hurt me.

On the contrary, you will be safe because of me.

I will ask God to forgive you.” Thus was Azar, the father of the Prophet Ibrahim, who refused to believe in God.

After that Abraham went to his people.

And when some of Abraham's people believed in the stars, Abraham came to them, seeking to persuade them to believe in God, and to tell them that the stars they worshipped were nothing but the creation of God, the Most High.

It is God who has the right to believe and worship.

Allah is Everlasting.

And the stars are hidden.

The moon comes out at night and disappears during the day; the sun comes out during the day and disappears at night.

But those who worship the stars do not believe these words of Abraham, nor do theyBelieve in God.

They continue to persist in their faith in Allah and persist in their faith.

And Ibrahim said to them, “I have proved with sufficient reason what you worship, but you do not believe in my words.” And at this point, Ibrahim made his point about their faith: “O my people! I have nothing to do with what you worship." And he prayed to God: “I am facing the Creator of the heavens and the earth, and I am not a idolater.” After that, Abraham did his preaching.

And he came again among those who worshipped idols, seeking to persuade them to turn to Allah.

And Abraham saw people worshipping idols and offering them good and good food, and his father followed them, and his heart was sad.

He stood there staring at people.

The people also found Ibrahim standing in their temple.

Abraham asked his father and his people, "What do you worship?" The people were surprised by his strange question and said, “We worship idols, and we have always been pious.” And Abraham said to them, “When you pray, can they hear?” Can they bless you or harm you? Did these idols hear your prayers? Did they answer your prayers? Are these the idols who control your fortunes and your prayers?” People look at each other and say, “We found our ancestors doing so.

Abraham, we were only doing what our fathers did.

We've seen them worship idols since we were kids, so we do it." Abraham looked at them with regret and said, “Where are your minds? Isn't that what you worship? If your ancestors did something wrong, you'd have to follow it? No, indeed you and your fathers are in manifest error." So many questions and ideas have been flashed in the minds of the people, and these are strange words for them.

They don't believe it at all.

They even intended to mock and mock Ibrahim.

They asked Abraham in a non-seriously funny way: “Are you telling us the truth? Or are you kidding us?" Of course, the words of our Prophet Ibrahim are true, because God has commanded him to do so.

So he answered with courage and strength: “All I said was not a joke, it was completely serious and true.

Your Lord is the Lord of the heavens and the earth, the Creator of them.

I am a witness to this.

Allah is your Lord and the Lord of all things, the Lord of the heavens and the earth.

Allah created the world and created you.

God is the only one to worship, and I can testify and affirm to you.” And after this, Abraham vowed to do things that would confirm that these idols are useless and do not have power over anything.

He said, “By Allah, I will certainly try to destroy your idols after you turn around and leave.” He took this oathhe was thinking in his heart, and was told to hear his oath.

after this oath, ibrahim came out of the temple and left his people who were still on the way.

he's trying to prove that these idols are just a bunch of hard stones.

after a while, the holidays arrived...

the people of ibrahim were to celebrate them every year.

on that day, people left the city and went to the suburbs for days.

ibrahim felt that the opportunity came, because people would walk away.

at that time, everyone was busy preparing to leave the city.

azar told his son ibrahim to prepare himself with his family for the holiday.

however, ibrahim refused to be with the foolish people on the way and asked his father to forgive him.

father asked him why, and he said, "i'll get sick." since he said he would be ill, the father would go with him and would not force him to go with his family.

and abraham said on purpose that he would be sick, for it was disheartening from his heart that he did not worship allah, followed idols, and turned away from the truth.

the people went out and left him alone in the city, so that he would be given a chance to go to the temple and do something about idols which he had sworn to confirm.

and abraham came to the temple, moving towards the gods of the people.

in a hall of magnanimity, he found an idol with all kinds of food in front of him, seeking the blessing of god.

and abraham looked at the offerings, and looked up at the idols, and asked, in a scoff, "why do you not eat?" in fact, abraham knew that these gods would not eat, drink or speak, and asked again, “why do you not speak?” for further mocking.

at this point, abraham, who is holding the truth, was excited.

he took an axe in his left hand and immediately switched to his right hand, because his right hand was stronger and he was more agile.

and he cut down upon idols, and in a blink of an eye, all idols became pieces.

and when abraham left but one idol, which was the greatest.

abraham hung his axe around the neck of the idols and left the temple, leaving behind a pile of gravel and an idol with an axe around his neck.

the days and days have passed ...

finally, the people who have travelled outside the city to return home.

and the first thing they will do when they return to it is to go to the temple to prostrate themselves to idols and pray for the good.

as soon as people came to the temple, they were shocked by the sight of an unexpected scene, which coincided with a terrible cry.

they asked each other, "who did this to our gods?" this man is a bad man." there was an immediate response: “a young man named ibrahim ...” at this point, it was said that abraham had numbered the wrongs of those gods and described their incompetence, and that he had said that he would do such indecent deeds and crush them.

and the crowd immediately boiled, and the voice of the people was higher than one, and they demanded that ibrahim be brought before idols to question him in public and to confirm the truth.

they said they would bring him before the people, that they might testify.

someone's comingAbraham, listen to the truth, and see how he speaks.

Abraham stood before them courageously, without fear or regret.

On the contrary, he has found himself in his breasts, that he will be protected from harm, except by Allah.

The interrogation of Ibrahim began and they began to ask questions.

They said, “O Abraham! Did you do this to our gods?" And Abraham looked at them, and he cast a glance at their ignorance and contempt.

He said, "No, it was the biggest idol who did it.

If they speak, ask them.

It is this great idol that smashes these idols.

Ask them if you do not believe me.

The people were surprised by the strange answer of Abraham.

They knew that their idols could neither speak nor hear.

At that time, they seemed so obstinate and helpless to know how to answer.

They thought about it for a while, and then they said to Abraham, "Why do you order us to ask it, knowing that it can't talk?" At this time, Abraham assumed that people had turned to God, and said to them, “Oh, you also admit that these idols do not speak, so why do you worship them?” I'm the one who smashed them all, leaving them behind.

I did not find any resistance from them, even this great idol, and he did not ask me why I did it.

You worship something that is useless.

You're all wise people.

You should think about it.

You should see if it's good or bad.

These idols are made and carved by you.

If they are gods, will they need to be carved by you? How can you worship what you make? And as for Allah, He created you, and He is the only God.

That's what I think about your idols." In this context, the people of the tribe demanded that the blazing Ibrahim should be burned with a fire.

This is the case with these mobsters, who often lose their sense of reason and resort to force and brutality in the face of debate, truth and rhetoric.

Some say, "Burn him!" Help your gods! If you make a difference.” But how can they burn Abraham? And it was immediately said, “Build him a fireplace, then throw him into the fire.” They began to prepare for the burning of the Prophet Ibrahim.

Abraham was captured by the people.

They locked him up in a place, waiting for him to be fed with firewood, and for the stove to be made, and they fell upon him.

After a few days, everything's ready.

The stove was made, and the fire piled like mountains was drawn from every place, and the people surrounded it with a thick cloud, and were to witness Ibrahim alive and burned.

The king, the minister and the people of the temple were left on a high ground specially built for them.

Then Abraham, who was tied up with flowers, was pushed to the people.

As soon as they saw Abraham, they shouted, and demanded that this blasphemous God be destroyed by IbRahin burned to death.

That is not the case.

At that point, people came out of the crowd and lit firewood.

The smoke was rising, and people's faces were covered, and people's eyes began to shed tears, and the flames came out, and the higher they were.

The ethnic groups are beginning to feel afraid and flee, and they cannot bear the heat of this flaming fire.

Now how will Ibrahim be thrown into the fire? It was suggested that he should be placed in a cannon called “Monginipha”, an ancient, powerful gun that could fire stones and heavy objects.

It has the same function as an arrow, but it is much more powerful than an arrow.

And Abraham was put in the crossfire, and Abraham said to them, “Believe that Allah will settle with you.” This is a sign that our Prophet Ibrahim has no fear of the fire.

He knows that the truth is on his side, and those who have the truth will never fear anything.

Allah will protect him and He will win.

At this time, the fairy of the fire, which Allah inspired, said: "A fire! So be cool and peaceful with Abraham."