Peace,
I would like to share with you an amazing moment that I had
Yesterday.
I was watching the hard working creatures, i.e. the ants, while
they were performing their mission of shifting their eggs from point A to point
B.
How serious they were when they moved in a beautiful harmony.
I don't hate ants mainly for two reasons. That is, because they
remind me with God and also because they are "glorifiers"(Musabiheen);
I meant that they glorify Allah may be more than I do!
So, I continued watching them but anyway, I sadly say that I had
had to kill at least a hundred of them. Well, I also had a mission!
I committed my crime by pouring water on the floor continuously for
some time. Doing so means that I'm going to break the line of their path.
Unfortunately, I have no other choice.
Unfortunately, I have no other choice.
I apologized to them and said, "Sorry, it is your destiny."
I was wondering, how they are going to act; I meant the survived
ones.
Those who were striving to finish their mission, will they stop at
the boundaries of water which was on the floor?
And..
guess..
Sub'han Allah (Exalted is Allah)!
The tiny little creatures climbed the wall and gathered at one point and holding their eggs.
They were waiting for me to finish my mission of pouring water on
their path as I need.
I spent about 15 minutes or more and they were in the same position
planning for their next plan! (I took their photo)
I finished
my mission and withdrawn from the crime scene and left them in the same
position. When I returned back after about 20 minutes, they were disappeared. The
floor was not completely dry and I wondered what was there plan.
Why they
did not escape and left their eggs behind when they realized that their life is
in danger?
Do they
really believe that losing a hundred members from the army is better than losing
a hundred eggs which are their next progeny?
Do they
really have the ability to think and make plans using their 250,000 brain cells?
Who
inspired them with these tactics?
I had only
one answer… They are just inspired by Allah. "Surely in that there is a
sign for people who reflect "[16:11]
"And
Solomon's hosts of jinn and humans and birds stood assembled for him as they
were being arrayed. When they came to the Valley of the Ants, an ant
said, 'O ants, enter your dwellings, lest Solomon and his hosts crush you while
they are unaware!'
Whereat he
smiled, amused at its words. And he said, ‘My Lord, inspire me to be thankful
for Your grace with which You have favoured me and my parents, and to do good
that will please You, and include me, by Your mercy, among Your righteous
servants’. "[27:17-19]
With regards,
Bint Ibadh
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