English book · An Islamic Treasury of Virtues

Islamic Character

English book, p. 422

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Bearing personal affronts with good grace Having decided to accept Islam, Wathilah ibn Asqa left his home and set out for Madinah, reaching there while the Prophet was at prayer. He joined the rear rank of the congregation and, when the prayer was over, he swore allegiance at the hand of the Prophet. Besides the usual testimony to the oneness of God, certain clauses were added; obedience would be incumbent upon him whether he were rich or poor, whether this pleased him or not, and even if it meant others being given preference over him. (KANZ AL-UMMAL)

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