Padosi ko Taqleef dene wala Momin nahi

Hadees: Padosi ko Taqleef dene wala Momin nahi

Allah ke Rasool (ﷺ) ne 3 martba Allah ki Qasam khate hue farmaya ke "Allah ki Qasam Wo Shakhs Muslman nahi jiska Padosi uski izaaon se mehfooz nahi." - 

(Bukhari & Muslim Sharif)

RasoolAllah (ﷺ) farmaya, "Wo Shaksh jannat mein nahi jayega jiska humsaya (Padosi) uske makar-o-fasad (yani Zulm-Sitam se) se ne mehfooz na ho" -

(Sahih Muslim 79)

Padosi ko takleef na pahuncha

       Hadees: Padosi ko takleef na pahuncha 

• Allah ke Rasool (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) ne farmaya "Jo koi Allah aur Aakhirat ke din par Iman rakhta hai wo Apne Padosi ko takleef na pahunchaye." - 

                     (Bukhari 6018)

"Padosi ko takleef na pahuncha" ka matlab hai ke apne padosi ko kisi bhi tarah se dukh, pareshani, ya nuqsaan na dena.

Iska matlab sirf fizikal takleef dena nahi, balki kisi bhi amal se padosi ki zindagi mein mushkil paida na karna hai, jaise ke:

1. Unhe shor macha kar tang na karna.

2. Padosi ki izzat aur maal ka hifazat karna.

3. Unki zarurat mein madad karna aur unhe kabhi akela mehsoos na hone dena.

4. Unke haqooq ka khayal rakhna.

Yeh hadees yeh samjhati hai ke ek sacha momin apne aas-paas ke logon, khaaskar padosiyon ke saath husn-e-sulook se pesh aata hai.

Sharing Food With Your Neighbour

                 "If You Cook Some Soup, 

Add Extra Water And Send Some To Your Neighbour"

           Prophet muhammad (ﷺ)

       Muslim | 6855

That's a wonderful teaching! It emphasizes the importance of generosity and caring for one's neighbors. Sharing food, even in small amounts, can build strong bonds and foster a spirit of community. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) often encouraged kindness and compassion toward others.

Jiska Padosi bhuka rahe wo Momin nahi

Hadees : Jiska Padosi bhuka rahe wo Momin nahi 

Nabi-e-Kareem (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) ne farmaya: "Woh Shakhs Momin nahi jo pait bhar kar Khaaye aur Uska Padosi bhooka reh jaaye". 

(Shoabul Emaan 5660)

"Agar kisi ka padosi bhuka ho aur wo shakhs uski madad na kare, to wo asal momin nahi hai."

Yeh uss zimmedari ko highlight karta hai jo ek momin par hai ke wo apne padosiyon ka khayal rakhe, khaaskar jab wo muskil mein hoon, jaise bhook ya zarurat ke waqt.

Importance of good conduct towards neighbors.

The Prophet (ﷺ) said

"Anybody who believes in Allah and the Last Day should not harm his neighbor,

Sahih al-Bukhari 6018

This is a powerful teaching from Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasizing the importance of good conduct towards one's neighbors. It highlights that faith in Allah and the Last Day (Akhirah) is closely tied to how we treat others, particularly those who live near us.

In Roman transliteration, the Arabic of this hadith is often conveyed as:

> Man kāna yu'minu billāhi wa-l-yawm al-ākhir fa-lā yu'ḍi jārahu.

It stresses that being a good neighbor is not just a social virtue but also a reflection of one's faith. This teaching encourages Muslims to embody kindness, compassion, and respect in their daily lives.

Let honor your neighbor

If possible, share your food with your neighbors.

Ask about their well being. 

Treat them like your own family.

Sharing food and checking in on neighbors fosters a sense of community and strengthens relationships. Treating them like family creates a supportive and caring environment for everyone.