A_wonderful_story

An Egyptian Quran teacher has told a true story about her life: The Qur'anic teacher always admonished her students with a verse: "O my Lord, I hasten to You so that you may be pleased." (Surat at-Taha: 74) He was so impressed by this verse that when he was busy with an urgent matter, and when he heard the call to prayer, he would memorize this verse. Leaving all his handiwork, he used to respond to the call of his Lord and perform the prayer. He used to set alarm for reading Tahajjud Sometimes the alarm went off, but when he got tired, he would get out of bed remembering that verse. Her husband was on duty for many nights He used to call his wife at night so that he would not have to eat cold food Then he would come home, eat and sleep One day, her husband took a deposit to eat 'Mahshi' This is a time consuming recipe that requires a lot of fuss to make First you have to cook the rice with a lot of spices, then you have to wrap them with grape leaves and steam them or bake them in the oven. So that Quran teacher was making Mahshi 7 for his hobby There were still 6 left to turn three leaves It would have taken another five minutes to wrap them in steam, at which point Isha's call came. He left his work unfinished and got up for prayer Her husband was not getting any response even after repeated calls He was forced to return home a little early, saw that there were only three buffaloes left to get ready, then it could be put on the stove. He was very upset and said, "Even if you put the food in the oven, you could have prayed! There were only three left!" He went to her without getting any response from his wife Then he was found dead while prostrating SubhanAllah! If he had delayed another five minutes on the pretext of finishing his handiwork, he might have died in the kitchen. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, "Every person will be resurrected in the same condition in which he died." (Muslim-26)