No adverse reaction to rude behaviour
Al-Risala (English), January 1990, p. 19
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.
No adverse reaction to rude behaviour.
1990 1 January 19 No adverse reaction to rude behaviour. (101) Anas ibn Malik tells of how, once, when he and the Prophet, who was garbed in a thick-bordered Abyssinian shawl, were walking along together, they came across a man of rustic appearance, who came up to them and caught hold of the Prophet’s shawl. He pulled at it with such force that marks appeared on the Prophet’s neck. “0 Mohammad, give me some of God’s wealth which is in your keeping,” said the man. Quite unaffected by the man’s rudeness, the Prophet smiled and gave orders for him to be provided for from the Treasury according to his needs.
(Al-Bukhari, Muslim)
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