Islamic Inspirational Stories About For Kids

 

Islamic Inspirational Stories About For Kids

1. The Story of Pharaoh's Wife Asiyah

Asiyah is the wife of Pharaoh who is obedient and has faith in Allah SWT. This belief is very different from that of her husband Pharaoh. Asiyah was moral while Pharaoh himself claimed to be a god. Pharaoh meets Asiyah to exert his power in front of his wife after killing Masita, a woman of faith. But his wife even told him about Islam, and Pharaoh was angry and vowed to test Asiyah with death or to test Asiyah who believed in God.

Pharaoh grabbed Asiyah's hand and tied her hands and feet to iron stakes. Pharaoh ordered his troops to defeat Asiyah, eventually bleeding from her body, and the torture became more painful and nearly killed her. Asiyah looked up at the sky and prayed. Asiyah's prayer was answered by Allah when her dying physique arrived in the sky and she smiled as she died.

2. The Story of Pharaoh's Daughter's Servant

This Islamic inspirational story comes from Masita. She was the servant of Pharaoh's daughter, and she was a woman who dared to sacrifice her body and soul for the sake of religion. She is a mother with the nature of love and kindness. He loves children very much with a very sincere affection and loves to fight, work and make them happy in this world and in the hereafter.

One of the toughest challenges Masita faced was the torture and torture of her children by Pharaoh. His children are respectful and kind. There were various cruelties and tortures to Masita. All the inconveniences he endured so badly until the end of his death made him happy, and God pleased him.

Masyitah succeeded in raising children to fight in the way of God. The Prophet once asked Gabriel when the Prophet was going through Isra and stated that the Mi'raj of the Prophet smelled very fragrant. Gabriel replied that it was the smell of Pharaoh's daughter and her children's servant, Masita.

One day, Masyitah was combing the hair of Pharaoh's daughter, the comb fell from her hand, and she said "Bismira." Pharaoh's daughter was shocked and reported. This incident offended Pharaoh, who called Masita and asked, "Do you have a different god than me?"

The crowd answered. Masita and her children were not afraid, Masita asked Pharaoh one thing. He demanded that he wrap up his bones and the bones of his children, and Pharaoh did so.

3. The Story of a Black Muslimah Who Inhabits Heaven

When Ibn Abbas invited a friend to meet a woman who was an expert in paradise, she was black, who had met the Prophet SAW and asked for prayer for her illness. But the Prophet made a choice for women, namely:

If he is patient, the woman will go to heaven. When healed, it is limited to healing. So he was told that he liked Paradise, but because his aura was exposed due to his illness, he asked the Messenger of Allah to pray so that his aurat would not be exposed, and the Messenger of Allah prayed for him.

Then the woman asked the Messenger of Allah for patience in her life so that Allah will give her heaven. The decision to be patient was made with great confidence for him. The best reward for a person who suffers is heaven.

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