{"collection":"Islam","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/isl/pro/mos26.htm","path":"isl/pro/mos26.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/isl/pro/mos26.htm","text":"Sacred Texts\u00a0\nIslam\u00a0\nIndex\u00a0\nPrevious\u00a0\nNext\u00a0\nMoses' Soliloquy With His Lord\nI will not be able as long as I live to mention how much did Moses commune\nwith his Lord but the purpose here is to show some of that light, so if\nyou understood some of these sermons and measured them with the scale of\nthe mind with what our prophet (PUH) came with, with his lightful Quran,\nand with what Islam had provided you with what the caller for his religion\nafter him (the prophet) and in special the master of viceroys (`Ali ben\nAbi T\u00e2lib), you shall found them both as twins or two roads for one\ndestination or like a soul in two bodies, and you shall know that all the\nprophets and messangers and their viceroys do all agree on calling to the\ntrue path. As attributed to Ibn `Abb\u00e2s he said: said the prophet\nof God (PUH): God communed with Moses ben Amram with one hundred and twenty\nfour thousand words in three days and nights and Moses did not eat or drink,\nand when he went out to the Israelites and he heard the speech of the human\nbeings he hated them for the sweetness he heard in the words of God.\nAs attributed to the prince of believers (PUH) that he said: God said\nto Moses: My advice to you comes in four things, first of them is as long\nyou do not see your sins forgiven then do not work the sins of others,\nand the second of them is as long you do not see My treasures been finished\nthen do not be sad for what fortune you had, and the third of them is as\nlong you do not see My kingdom vanish then do not seek someone else, and\nthe fourth of them is as long you do not see the devil dead then do not\nbe in safe towards his tricks. As attributed to Al-S\u00e2diq (PUH): some\nof what God did say to Moses is that: O son of Amram, lied he who claimed\nto love Me and when night comes he slept away from Me, does not every lover\nlikes to be alone with his love? Here I Am O son of Amram watching for\nMy lovers when night comes I flip their sights from their hearts toward\nMe and showed them My punishment between their eyes and they talk to Me\nabout what they see and their presence, O son of Amram give Me from your\nheart the solemnity and from your body the submission and from your eyes\nthe tears at the darkness of the nights then you shall find Me nearby answering\nyou.\nAs attributed to Al-H\u00e2di (PUH): when God talked to Moses, Moses\nasked: O my Lord, what is the reward of who believed that I am Your prophet\nand You spoke to me? He answered: O Moses, My angels shall come to him\nand bring him the tidings of paradise, then Moses asked: O my Lord, what\nis the reward of he who stands between Your hands praying, He said: O Moses\nI make pride of him among My angels while he is bowing down and prostrating,\nwhile he is standing or sitting and whoever I show pride of shall never\nbe punished by Me, then Moses asked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he\nwho feeds a poor for Your sake, He said: O Moses, I shall command one to\ncall at the doomsday over all the creations that this man is avoided from\nbeing in hell, Moses then asked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he who\ndid not forget his relations? He said: O Moses, I shall span his life more\nand make the death moment easy passing for him and the guards of paradise\nshall call him and say to him come and enter from any gate you like, Moses\nthen asked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he who avoids hurting people\nand doing his best for them? He answered: O Moses, the hell shall call\nhim at the doomsday and say to him \"I have no power against you\", then\nMoses asked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he who mentions You by his\ntongue and his heart? He answered: O Moses, I shall make shade for him\nby My Throne and make him under My protection, he then asked: what is the\nreward of he who tells Your sermons in secret and in public? God answered\nthen: O Moses he shall pass over the path just as lightning, then Moses\nasked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he who had patience toward the\npeople's wrong and cursed them by You? He answered: I shall help him to\ncome over the adversities of the doomsday, he then asked: O my Lord, what\nis the reward of he who cried because of solemnity towards You? He answered:\nO Moses, I shall protect his face from the heat of hell and I shall make\nhim safe at the day of the great fear (doomsday), then Moses asked: O my\nLord, what is the reward of he who avoided betrayal for shyness of You?\nHe answered: O Moses, he shall be in safe at doomsday, Moses then asked:\nO my Lord, what is the reward of he who loved Your faithful servants? He\nanswered: O Moses, I shall forbid My hell for him, Moses then asked: O\nmy Lord, what is the reward of he who kills a believer and he means it?\nHe answered: I shall not look at him and never help him, Moses then asked:\nO my Lord, what is the reward of he who calls a disbeliever to be a believer?\nHe answered: O Moses, I shall give him the permission to permit anyone\nhe likes into forgiveness, Moses said: O my Lord, what is the reward of\nhe who prayed a praying at its time? He answered: I shall give him what\nhe asks for and My paradise is for him, Moses then asked: O my Lord, what\nis the reward of he who completed his washing (for praying) for his submission\nfor You? He answered: I shall resurrect him at doomsday with a light between\nhis eyes that glances, Moses then asked: O my Lord, what is the reward\nof he who fasted during Ramadhan for You? He answered: O Moses, I shall\nput him in a place at doomsday that he shall not fear in it, Moses then\nasked: O my Lord, what is the reward of he who fasted Ramadhan for the\npeople? He answered: O Moses, his reward is as the reward of he who did\nnot fast..etc, this is as copied from Al-Sayid Ni`matullah Al-Jaz\u00e2'iri,\nmay mercy of God fall upon him.\nNext: The Death of Moses and Aaron (PUT)","title":"The Prophets, Their Lives and Their Stories: Moses: Moses' Soliloquy With His Lord","type":"page"}