But to his surprise, the Companions showed him another shop far awa
Students in the current business administration will jump up and say this is why Jews control the whole world; Muslims don't even understand the 'B' of business. In traditional business policy, customer means hand goal. Someone pushes the target with his hands and feet? According to Harvard teachers, in two cases the customer can be sent to the competitor: if the buyer is more picky and if the buyer does not have exactly what he wants. But giving back to the buyer also means the red light in the business is on.
However, the buyer of our event may have gone to another store thinking about these seven or five. I bought the product and came back to the first store. The Companions are then talking to another customer. This is the provision of Allah — as much money as was supposed to be sold, so much money will be sold. It is a provision from God. What was supposed to come will come. We will be tested from the middle গিয়ে whether we are satisfied with the halal or the haram.
The Companions asked the buyer, "Did you not get your thing?"
- Got it, but I'm here for something else.
- What?
- The man you sent me to is a man of my religion - a Jew. We don't like you But did you send me to a rival as a businessman, to give a Jew a business opportunity to become a Muslim? Why?
- Because Allah has given me enough sustenance like today. And he has been sitting poor since morning - he has not been sold today. He also has a family. Even if you get a customer, his minimum needs may be met.
The buyer was shocked and thought that the true book that teaches people to think about the welfare of the people in this way cannot be a lie. The Jewish man came to buy goods and bought paradise and left.
But this is how Islam spread in the world. Not through theoretical discussions, but through reflection in life.
From the day the Companions assimilated the word ‘La ilaha illallah’, they realized that the worship of Allah is not limited to the mosque, but Allah has something to say about how to live and do business.