Obedience to the Prophet, come what may
Al-Risala (English), July 1988, p. 16
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.
Obedience to the Prophet, come what may
1988 7 July 16 Obedience to the Prophet, come what may: (103) When Mughirah ibn Shuaba told the Prophet that he intended to marry the daughter of a certain person, the Prophet told him to go and see her first. He did as he was bade by the prophet, informing the girl’s parents of his intentions and of the Prophet’s injunction. The girl’s parents were nevertheless reluctant to let their daughter appear before a stranger. The girl, however, who was in the next room, overheard the conversation and said, “If the prophet has given this order, then come and see me. If he has not, I implore you in God’s name not to do so.”

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