Mercy of God Prevails Over His Wrath _ Could This Be War ?

Thursday, November 7, 2013
Mercy in Islam extends to the enemy in times of war and peace , as the Prophet Muhammad used to encourage their peers to maintain family ties with relatives who were still disbelievers calling and giving gifts . God

As for war , Allah commands Muslims to grant refuge to the enemies you have to ask , and forbids anyone to harm them. This is stated in the Quran where God says what means:
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" If one of the heathens We ask asylum , grant it so you can hear the word of God, and then escort you to where you can be safe. This is because they are men without knowledge" ( Quran 9:06 )
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As the Prophet forbade his companions to affect the elderly , wounded , women, children and people in places of worship. Also prohibited the destruction of the fields. Degrading the corpses of the enemies was strictly forbidden and give them a quick burial was the respect commanded.
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The orders of the Prophet about the captives were strictly followed by his companions. In one of the stories of a battle joined us for a prisoner , he said he lived with a Muslim family after being captured . Whenever they had their food which is used to give preference only offering him bread while eating dates.
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When the Prophet , peace and blessings of God be upon him , entered Mecca victorious after defeating the Quraish , they were approached and asked 
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" What do you want me to treat you ? "

They replied, " You are a noble brother and the son of a noble brother ! Hope nothing but goodness from you . "

Then the Prophet said : "I speak in the same terms as Yusuf ( the Prophet Joseph ) spoke to his brothers :
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" I do not blame you that day , God will forgive you , He is the Most Merciful , the Most Merciful " ( Quran 12:92 ) .

Go, for verily , you are free. "

That day, when you least expect tolerance and forgiveness , the Prophet gave the example of mercy and forgiveness for the release of all prisoners without ransom , and forgive them for the brutal persecution and torture Muslims , which lasted for the first 13 years of the message of Islam.
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All God's creatures

The animals have not been ignored and have received many rights in Islam. For example , when the Prophet saw a donkey with a strong face, said :

"Have you not heard that cursed all those brands an animal on your face or that the strike in the face? " ( Sahih Muslim) .
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The Prophet once said that the woman was sent to Hell because of a cat she imprisoned it , nor power , nor set it free to hunt their own food. On the other hand , the Prophet said : A man went to heaven for giving water to a dog in the desert panting with thirst.

The Prophet forbade that knives should be sharpened against animals before slaughter . Also banned the slaughter of an animal before another . This is clear in one of the prophetic sayings :

" God calls for mercy in everything, so be merciful when you kill and when you slaughter : Sharpen your blade to relieve its pain " ( Sahih Al- Bukhari) .
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One of the partners related to this incident : When traveling with the Prophet , they found a bird with its young , so her mother took . The bird came and began to flap its wings, so the Prophet asked :

"Who has distressed this bird by taking its young ? Turn immediately " ( Sahih Al- Bukhari) .

Animal rights were confirmed by the prophet, saying that anyone who has something like a life goal is cursed . Forcing animals to fight until the other Gores is also strictly prohibited to animals have feelings and that could define torture for them.
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The Islamic concept of mercy is holistic and emphasizes the interdependence of all creation to himself and the Creator . Mercy begins with God and is granted by it to any living creature. Animals and humans show each other mercy , to live in harmony with each other , and in turn, shows that mercy , were even more of God's mercy . This vision of Islam encourages the elimination of barriers between people and the grounds on which they are based both in life and civilization.
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