Hazrat Iyadh bin Ghanam (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates: I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying, "The chosen, beloved, and exalted individuals of my Ummah are those about whom the High Assembly (the close angels) informed me. Externally, they smile out of hope in the vast mercy of Allah (Azza wa Jall), while in their hearts, they weep out of fear of the severity of the punishment and retribution of the Almighty Lord. Morning and evening, they remember God in His pure and holy houses, meaning the mosques.

With their tongues, they call upon God with longing and awe (hope and fear), and with their hearts, they yearn for His meeting. Their burden upon the people is extremely light, while upon their own selves, it is very heavy and demanding. They walk on the earth on foot with utmost gentleness and tranquility; they do not walk boastfully or arrogantly, but rather with the gait of an ant—meaning humility and meekness radiate from their posture.

They recite the Quran and wear old, worn-out clothes. They remain under the gaze of the Almighty Lord at all times, and the eye of God protects them always. Their souls are in this world while their hearts are in the Hereafter. They have no concern other than the Hereafter, and they are constantly preparing for the grave and the life after death."

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The Importance of Gentleness and Soft-spokenness Among Scholars and the Elite

The Importance of Gentleness and Soft-spokenness Among Scholars and the Elite

Gentleness and a soft temperament are extremely necessary among the class of scholars and the elite. Speaking in a harsh tone and getting angry, if done with the intention of training and reformation, obviously has no harm in it. However, if its purpose is merely to satisfy one's anger and vent one's frustration, then this is against the dignity of scholars and the elite. If a common man says something that goes against the nature and temperament of the elite, one should not get provoked immediately. Obviously, a common and uneducated person's way of speaking is usually ordinary; they do not know the etiquette of conversing with scholars and the elite. Now, if the elite also get into an altercation with him, then that common man who had approached a scholar—regardless of his purpose, whether worldly or for the hereafter—when the scholar speaks to him non-seriously and adopts a harsh, rough tone upon encountering an unpleasant remark, then obviously that common man will become distant and averse to him. He will avoid meeting that scholar again or benefiting from his graceful company. Contrary to this, if the scholar exercises patience and forbearance over something that goes against his temperament, and responds to his non-serious talk in a serious and gentle manner, then firstly, a good and positive message will reach him from the scholars and the elite. Secondly, this gracious and noble behavior of the scholars and elite will not leave him unimpressed. Thus, who knows, he might be so moved by this that he holds fast to the companionship of scholars and the elite, thereby reforming both his worldly life and the hereafter. May Allah Blessed and Exalted grant us the ability to act upon this. Earn the reward of both worlds by conveying this special message to other scholars. ____________🌹🌹____________ (Book: Monthly Zaad-us-Saeed Karachi (November) Page Number: 28 Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App)