Islamic story: Ibrahim came to Palestine

ibrahim, along with his wife, sarah, and her maid, hagil, drove the camels to palestine with money.

ibrahim ' s wife, sarah, suffers from infertility.

it was painful for her husband to expect her to have a male child, but she was unable to fulfil his wishes.

she then persuaded her husband to marry hagil, a faithful servant (the shariah provides that male muslims may marry four wives on equal terms) and wished her to bear a son, so that the whole family would be free from the suffering of childless children.

ibrahim received advice from his wife.

soon, hagil gave birth to a boy named ishmael.

kids grow up and look smart.

ibrahim was very happy.

but sarah was jealous, and she felt pain and irritation when she saw hagil give birth to ishmael.

she was angry whenever she saw ishmael or hagil.

sara sits down all day.

it seems that sara will be safe only if ishmael and his mother hagil leave.

sara expressed this wish to her husband that he send them away as far away as possible from himself so that they would not be happy to see them or hear their voices later.

as if god had made him do, abraham had granted his wife's request.

he made his son ishmael and his mother to ride the cattle, and, with allah's guidance and protection, went with them.

they went away for a long time, to a desolate place.

and abraham left the mother and the son in a place where they did not have any hair.

they had only a little food and water around them.

but they believed in god.

when abraham threw the mother and son of ishmael in this land, he wanted to return to his land.

but hagil grabbed his clothes and said, "abraham! where are you going? who will you take care of us while you leave us in this empty place?" she looks forward to calling out to abraham's sympathy for her mother and her son, and do not leave them hungry and thirsty.

she begged, “you leave us here, and if the wolves attack us, who will protect us?” she said, “how can we bear the heat of the sun?" but her words and her tears did not change her husband's heart, but he said it was god's will, and he had to obey.

and when she knew that it was the will of allah, she turned away, submissive.

finally, she said, "god will never leave us alone." abraham left his mother and his son in the belief of allah and in fear.

there is no doubt that ibrahim was in an extremely painful mood.

how can he not suffer? he wants children, he wants children, he can grow old, and now he throws him in the middle of nowhere.

he's walking.

tears.

but as a saint and a prophet, he must endure this separation.

he put his only son in the wilderness and returned to his home.

he only asked god to protect the mother and the son, and he prayed, “our god!” and verily we have made our children to dwell in a valley without crops, near your sacred house.

let them pray to you, o our lord! let the people love them! give them the fruit so that they may remember."