Hazrat Mariam (A)

Hazrat Maryam A. When she was born, the Prophet Hazrat Zakariya A. It's time. At that time there was a virtuous woman named Hannah of the tribe of Israel. Her husband was Imran bin Lakham. He was the most pious and honorable Imam of the Mosque... And his father Lakham was Hazrat Sulaiman A. Descendants of. Hannah had a sister named Usha or Asha bint Fakuz. Hazrat Zakariya A. She was his wife. Hannah and Imran were childless until old age. It is rumored that his sister Usha was also barren. It is said that Imran's wife Hannah was once sitting in a tree when she looked at the branch of a tree and saw that a baby came out of a bird's egg and started chirping. Immediately the bird took him under its chest and began to feed him. Observing this scene made Hannah's desire for a child stronger. He immediately prayed to God for a child. Not only that, he went to Baitul Makdas and prayed in the court of Allah that, O Lord! Please give me a child. I did not wish this child for any worldly interest. Instead, we will dedicate him to the service of your holy mosque Baitul Muqaddas.

This was the desire of Hannah's mind. Allaah accepted his wish and gave him a child. When she felt that the child had taken place in her womb, she and her husband were immersed in a new thought. If the child is a boy, the purpose will be successful. And if it is a girl, how will the vow be fulfilled? This thought made Hannah even more anxious.

Bibi Hannah gave birth to a baby girl just in time. He was very sorry for this and prayed to Allah, O my Lord! I vowed that if I had a child, I would appoint him to serve in your mosque. Now it turns out that I have a daughter. Now how do I fulfill my vows? Then Allah instructed her to give him peace, O Hannah! You are not sorry The male child I have given you will not be equal to any male child. Allah further informed him that sincere intentions are acceptable to me. Boy or girl does not matter. After hearing this message from Allah, he said in a calm heart, "I named this girl 'Maryam'." I seek refuge in You from the persecution of Iblis, who was expelled by him and his future descendants.

Allah informed him, I accepted your prayer. You hand over your daughter to Zechariah. Zakaria A. Khalu of the then Prophet and Mary. Hazrat Zakariya A. At that time he always stayed in Baitul Muqaddas. The care and upbringing of Hazrat Maryam and the formation of life

At that time only Hazrat Zakariya A. was the caretaker of Baitul Muqaddas. Was not; On the contrary, some more people were deployed in that post. Hazrat Zakariya A. Was one of them. Hazrat Maryam A. The former imam of the mosque was not alive when he landed. So after the birth, Mary was taken to the Temple by her mother Hannai in accordance with her vow. Since Maryam was the daughter of Imran, the former Imam of that mosque. So everyone had a natural affection for him and the desire to take care of him was stronger. And everyone had the idea that she would be fortunate enough to take care of Mary. As a result of such desires in the minds of everyone, they started quarreling, quarreling and quarreling. Hazrat Zakariya A. He was free, so he made his statement that his demands on Mary were greater. But others refused. Finally, Hazrat Zakariya A. Raised a proposal that when you do not agree to give Mary in my charge, let us all decide the matter by some other means. Everyone agreed to this proposal. It was decided that they would throw into the water the iron pen with which they wrote the Torah. Then the person whose pen is floating in the water will be Mary's caretaker. Or the pens will be thrown into the nearby Jordan River. Then the one whose pen stays fixed on the water or floats against the current will be the one who will take care of Mary.

Everyone's pens were thrown into the water as decided. Then Hazrat Zakariya A. was seen. Its pen floated in the same place or began to float in the opposite direction of the current. Then Hazrat Zakariya A. unanimously. Maryam A. took care of him. It has already been mentioned that Allah Himself had such a will.