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After the victory at Khaybar a Jewess poisoned the meat she had prepared for the Prophet . The meat spoke to him telling him that it had been poisoned and the woman confessed. Rather than punishing her he forgave her.
Another Jew proficient in the art of magic named of Labid Al Azam was
approached by a fellow Jew to concoct a spell of deadly proportion to kill the Prophet . However, the angels informed the Prophet of his action and the cure was revealed to him. When he regained his strength, the Prophet neither reprimanded nor punished Labid.
Abdullah, Ubayy's son was amongst the hypocrites of Medina yet despite the
seriousness of either his and their actions, coupled to the detrimental things they concocted about the Prophet he took no action against them. And even when an outraged Companion suggested one of their number should be put to death, he turned to him and said, "No, do not let it be said that Muhammad kills his companions."
Anas recalled an incident as he traveled with the Prophet . The Prophet was wearing a thick cloak when a Bedouin rode up to him and tugged at his cloak so violently it left a mark on the side of his neck. The Bedouin demanded, "Muhammad, let me load my two camels with the property of Allah you have in your possession. You will not let me load up with either your property or your fathers!" The Prophet remained silent for a while then said, "This is the property of Allah and I am His worshiper." He continued, "Shall I retaliate for your actions Bedouin?" The Bedouin replied, "No." Whereupon the Prophet asked "Why not?" The Bedouin replied, "Because you do not repay a bad deed with a bad deed!" The Prophet laughed and ordered a camel to be loaded with barley and another camel to be loaded with dates.
Lady Ayesha, said, "I never saw the Messenger of Allah take revenge for an injustice inflicted upon him as long as it was not one of the orders of Allah which must be upheld. His hand never struck anyone unless it was during the course of a Holy War in the way of Allah, and he never hit a servant or a woman."
There was the time when a man was brought before the Prophet and he was informed, "This man wanted to kill you!" The Prophet replied, 'Do not fear! Even though you wanted to do that, you would not have been given the power over me."
Before the conversion of Zayd, Sana's son, who was a Jew, Zayd went to the
Prophet and demanded the repayment of a debt. Zayd tugged at the Prophet's robe and pulled it from his shoulder, then seized him and proceeded to behave in an uncouth manner saying, "Children of Abdul Muttalib you are delaying!" Omar got up and chased him away as he spoke harshly to him.
Another Jew proficient in the art of magic named of Labid Al Azam was
approached by a fellow Jew to concoct a spell of deadly proportion to kill the Prophet . However, the angels informed the Prophet of his action and the cure was revealed to him. When he regained his strength, the Prophet neither reprimanded nor punished Labid.
Abdullah, Ubayy's son was amongst the hypocrites of Medina yet despite the
seriousness of either his and their actions, coupled to the detrimental things they concocted about the Prophet he took no action against them. And even when an outraged Companion suggested one of their number should be put to death, he turned to him and said, "No, do not let it be said that Muhammad kills his companions."
Anas recalled an incident as he traveled with the Prophet . The Prophet was wearing a thick cloak when a Bedouin rode up to him and tugged at his cloak so violently it left a mark on the side of his neck. The Bedouin demanded, "Muhammad, let me load my two camels with the property of Allah you have in your possession. You will not let me load up with either your property or your fathers!" The Prophet remained silent for a while then said, "This is the property of Allah and I am His worshiper." He continued, "Shall I retaliate for your actions Bedouin?" The Bedouin replied, "No." Whereupon the Prophet asked "Why not?" The Bedouin replied, "Because you do not repay a bad deed with a bad deed!" The Prophet laughed and ordered a camel to be loaded with barley and another camel to be loaded with dates.
Lady Ayesha, said, "I never saw the Messenger of Allah take revenge for an injustice inflicted upon him as long as it was not one of the orders of Allah which must be upheld. His hand never struck anyone unless it was during the course of a Holy War in the way of Allah, and he never hit a servant or a woman."
There was the time when a man was brought before the Prophet and he was informed, "This man wanted to kill you!" The Prophet replied, 'Do not fear! Even though you wanted to do that, you would not have been given the power over me."
Before the conversion of Zayd, Sana's son, who was a Jew, Zayd went to the
Prophet and demanded the repayment of a debt. Zayd tugged at the Prophet's robe and pulled it from his shoulder, then seized him and proceeded to behave in an uncouth manner saying, "Children of Abdul Muttalib you are delaying!" Omar got up and chased him away as he spoke harshly to him.