Quran Chapter 1 – Conditional Help
@irfan76 sir what I felt is that, maybe it is because we are talking in English or Urdu where the word ‘Help’ or ‘Madad’ is very general. And that’s why it becomes confusing as to where did the distinction came from from. But i guess in Arabic the used above which we translate, generally to help is actually a specific thing among the realm of the general word of ‘help’ in Urdu, is it like this? Sir but we see Hadith like these, Awf ibn Malik reported: We were with the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, while there were seven, or eight, or nine of us. The Prophet said, “Will you not give your pledge to the Messenger of Allah?” We had recently given our pledge, so we said, “We have given you our pledge of allegiance,” but the Prophet said it again three times. We offered our hands and pledged allegiance to him again. Someone said, “O Messenger of Allah, we have already given you our pledge, so what are we pledging to now?” The Prophet said, “That you worship Allah and do not associate any partners with him, that you pray for five prayers, that you listen and obey,” and then the Prophet said something very softly, “And that you do not ask people for anything.” Indeed, some of those people obeyed this to the extent that if his whip were to fall from his mount, he would not ask anyone to hand it to him. Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 1043 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim https://www.abuaminaelias.com/dailyhadithonline/2012/10/31/sahaba-bayaa-not-ask-anyone/ Sir then why did prophet tell them not to ask anything from people, and not to an extent of suggestion but to an extent of pledge?! What does it explain here?