Islamic story: Ibrahim was thrown into the fire

ibrahim did not do evil, but merely affirmed that “my lord is allah”.

he did not sin, but destroyed idols, rejected their faith, and called to allah alone.

but he caused some of his heads to sit down, seeking to punish him with a blazing fire.

this is because he is trying to persuade people to free themselves from their mockery and enslavement, which augurs for the end of the power of the leader.

so they exposed the evil.

they wanted to burn abraham with a blazing fire, and prepared to throw him into a blazing fire, and to sacrifice idols.

for this they gather firewood everywhere, and some women even say that if idols can help people when they are sick, they will give much more to burn abraham, and that the wood prepared to burn abraham is piled up like mountains.

another firewall was built.

they lit wood in front of the fire wall, and in the middle of the day, the fire broke out, and the light lit up.

and they tied abraham with ropes and threw him into the fire.

abraham was thrown into the fire, but his faith in allah remained unchanged.

and the fire did not frighten him, and he stood in it openly, believing that allah would save him.

a little while later, the smoke covered his body, the flames squirted at him, and the cracks were ringing around him as the wood burned.

what has the fire done to abraham? it only burned his ropes, and he became a free man.

it is allah who has deprived the fire of its heat and its essence, and has saved ibrahim from evil.

the fire went out, the smoke went out.

it was a great surprise to see ibrahim in safety, and he left without a trace.

this is another convincing miracle that people have seen to prove that god exists.

not only did people suffer a tragic defeat in the debate, but the plot to burn ibrahim with violence also failed.

this is the wind of the fire which allah extinguished and saved abraham and disgraced the unbelievers.

everyone was surprised, and some expressed their willingness to believe that ibrahim was going with him.

most, however, fear that the defector will be punished and are afraid to follow him publicly。