Islam is a physician because he was amazed by Sufi groups
After all, the Sufi troupe is on a religious journey. There were 40 people in the troupe. This story is told by Muwaffaquddin Abu Muhammad or known as Abdullah bin Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Qudamah Al-Maqdisi in his book, At-Tawwabiin.
In the vicinity of Baghdad, they decided to stop and settle for three days. By that time, the supply of the Sufi troupe had run out, with no supplies left. The Sufis have to stay without food at all.
One of the elders of the troupe in the troupe suddenly shouted, "My friends, surely Allah Almighty allows his servants to devote themselves." Then the Sufis scolded again, this time quoting the Qur'anic verse;
فَٱمْشُوْا فِى مَنَاكِبِهَا وَكُلُوْا مِن رِّزْقِهِ
So go around the land and eat some of His sustenance. (QS al-Mulk [67]: 15).
"Find out if anyone is sympathetic and feed us," said the elder.
Hearing the thieves from the elders, one of them went to the corners of Baghdad, hoping for someone to help and to help them with the food they were experiencing. However, his efforts have not been successful.
The Sufis who sought help were starving and exhausted. His physical condition is weakening. He decided to rest at a drug store owned by a Christian physician. The mall is crowded and crowded with customers.
The doctor seems to be busy serving and giving medicine. In the midst of the rush, the Doctor saw the Sufis sit and drowned in front of his shop. “What happened to you, are you sick?” Asked the doctor who approached the sofa.
The referee could not answer the question, the physician grasping his hand and examining his heartbeat and saying, "I know exactly what sickness you are." Buy one pack of bread, grilled meat, and one bag of sweets. "
The Sufis did not forget his friends, and he complained to the doctor that 40 people were suffering from a similar illness. "Well no problem, maids then buy the food for 40 people," he said the doctor instructed his assistant.
Forty meals were given to the Sufis. But, not believing it, the Doctor wants to test the honesty of the Sufis he helps. The Christian physician then went with the suitor along with his assistant. Arriving at the location where the Sufi troupe stopped, the physician and his assistants did not enter the stopover area. The doctor was outside the lodge without the knowledge of the troupe.
As soon as he entered, the Sufis who assisted the Christian physician welcomed him warmly. Their feelings were mixed, both at ease and wonder how he got so much food. At the urging of the members of the Sufi troupe, the Sufis who assisted the Christian physician finally told the full chronology of his story. Eventually all the Sufis in the troupe knew that all the food was a gift from the Christian physician.
"If so, are you willing to eat this Christian physician's food well, without giving him any gifts?" Cried the elder Sufis.
Spontaneously, they looked at each other, and then restrained themselves for a moment. They were confused, what gift to give in return. "Pray to God all before eating your food for the Christian physician to be saved from the burning fire," the Sufis said. The brilliant idea was accepted.
The Sufis in the troupe also prayed, as agreed upon. Their only prayer was that God would save the good Christian physician from the fire of hell.
From outside the place, the Christian physician heard their conversation clearly. He was overwhelmed by the attitude of 40 Sufis who were not greedy for food, even when they were starving. They even held back and prayed for his safety.
Without a moment's delay, he immediately knocked on the door and entered the house, expressing his admiration. In front of the Sufi troupe, the Christian physician declared his Islam and pledged confession
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| Islam is a physician because he was amazed by Sufi groups |
In the vicinity of Baghdad, they decided to stop and settle for three days. By that time, the supply of the Sufi troupe had run out, with no supplies left. The Sufis have to stay without food at all.
One of the elders of the troupe in the troupe suddenly shouted, "My friends, surely Allah Almighty allows his servants to devote themselves." Then the Sufis scolded again, this time quoting the Qur'anic verse;
فَٱمْشُوْا فِى مَنَاكِبِهَا وَكُلُوْا مِن رِّزْقِهِ
So go around the land and eat some of His sustenance. (QS al-Mulk [67]: 15).
"Find out if anyone is sympathetic and feed us," said the elder.
Hearing the thieves from the elders, one of them went to the corners of Baghdad, hoping for someone to help and to help them with the food they were experiencing. However, his efforts have not been successful.
The Sufis who sought help were starving and exhausted. His physical condition is weakening. He decided to rest at a drug store owned by a Christian physician. The mall is crowded and crowded with customers.
The doctor seems to be busy serving and giving medicine. In the midst of the rush, the Doctor saw the Sufis sit and drowned in front of his shop. “What happened to you, are you sick?” Asked the doctor who approached the sofa.
The referee could not answer the question, the physician grasping his hand and examining his heartbeat and saying, "I know exactly what sickness you are." Buy one pack of bread, grilled meat, and one bag of sweets. "
The Sufis did not forget his friends, and he complained to the doctor that 40 people were suffering from a similar illness. "Well no problem, maids then buy the food for 40 people," he said the doctor instructed his assistant.
Forty meals were given to the Sufis. But, not believing it, the Doctor wants to test the honesty of the Sufis he helps. The Christian physician then went with the suitor along with his assistant. Arriving at the location where the Sufi troupe stopped, the physician and his assistants did not enter the stopover area. The doctor was outside the lodge without the knowledge of the troupe.
As soon as he entered, the Sufis who assisted the Christian physician welcomed him warmly. Their feelings were mixed, both at ease and wonder how he got so much food. At the urging of the members of the Sufi troupe, the Sufis who assisted the Christian physician finally told the full chronology of his story. Eventually all the Sufis in the troupe knew that all the food was a gift from the Christian physician.
"If so, are you willing to eat this Christian physician's food well, without giving him any gifts?" Cried the elder Sufis.
Spontaneously, they looked at each other, and then restrained themselves for a moment. They were confused, what gift to give in return. "Pray to God all before eating your food for the Christian physician to be saved from the burning fire," the Sufis said. The brilliant idea was accepted.
The Sufis in the troupe also prayed, as agreed upon. Their only prayer was that God would save the good Christian physician from the fire of hell.
From outside the place, the Christian physician heard their conversation clearly. He was overwhelmed by the attitude of 40 Sufis who were not greedy for food, even when they were starving. They even held back and prayed for his safety.
Without a moment's delay, he immediately knocked on the door and entered the house, expressing his admiration. In front of the Sufi troupe, the Christian physician declared his Islam and pledged confession
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