![]() ![]() The meaning of the word ‘sacrifice’ is often associated with the loss of something valuable. Today, we wholeheartedly feel the enormity of the valuable outcome. went through hardship and loss for something that was bigger than him and his people. This man gave his all for those who lived in his era and those that came after him. However, this world-changing event would not have happened if not for the commitment of many and the leadership of a great man. The story of Hijrah is one that we never get tired of, year in and year out. ![]() stepped out of Makkah, hundreds of believers planted firm resolve to proceed first with a decision that would change their lives too. also put his life on the line and acted as a decoy to draw away the attention of the people who intended to kill the Prophet. He sacrificed his safety, comfort and well-being for the person he loved most and the cause that he so believed in. Upon reaching the cave of Thur to seek refuge, Abu Bakar went inside, braving the unknown, to ensure the safety of the Prophet s.a.w. He was there by the Prophet’s side throughout the journey, looking left, right, front and back, in case an arrow was to be shot from any direction or if an enemy were to ambush from an unknown location. during the emigration (Hijrah) to Madinah.Ību Bakar risked his life for the Prophet s.a.w. However, few could compare to the effort of Abu Bakar r.a. This being said, it is important to point out that all of the companions would sacrifice what they could in the name of the Prophet and Islam. What qualifies as effort in this seemingly difficult exchange? How much time? How much money? How much self-preservation should be maintained in the name of sacrifice? Inspiring examples of sacrificeĭuring the time of the Prophet s.a.w, it could not be denied that Abu Bakar r.a. Upon hearing this advice being passed on from our teachers, one cannot help but wonder how much one has to offer in the journey to seek a valuable treasure. There is an Arabic saying which is regarding matters of seeking knowledge: “If you do not give knowledge your all, do not expect to gain some of it”. ![]()
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