Surah Al-Qalam (68) — Ayah 4
Translation by Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan & Dr. Taqi-ud-Din al-Hilali
Word by Word — Arabic, Transliteration & Meaning
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Your Exalted Character:
The height of your ﷺ character was such that you ﷺ continued to pray for the well-being of those who taunted, mocked, caused harm, and even stoned you. Furthermore, you were so eager for the guidance of such people that you were exhausting yourself in this endeavor. Sayyidah Aisha ؓ says that you ﷺ never took revenge on anyone for your own sake. Then, when Makkah was conquered, all your mortal enemies were sitting before you. Among them were those who had forced you to leave your home and had set a price on your life, and who had repeatedly attacked Madinah in order to wipe out Islam and the Prophet of Islam ﷺ from existence. And at that time, you had the power and ability to take revenge on them. But when these enemies began to look at you with pleading eyes, you ﷺ forgave them all with a single sentence: ﴿لاَ تَثْرِيْبَ عَلَيْكُمُ الْيَوْمَ. اذْهَبُوْا أنْتُمُ الطُّلَقَاء﴾. That is, today there is no reproach upon you. Go, all of you are free. This was your high moral conduct even with your enemies. Your general character was such that an old woman would stop you on your way and tell you her story, and you would not mind. In this way, there are countless aspects of your ﷺ character, with which the books of hadith are filled. It is impossible to mention them all here. Thus, once someone asked Sayyidah Aisha ؓ about your ﷺ character, and she gave a very brief and comprehensive answer, saying that the entire Quran was your character.
