Every in the Morning two angels descend from heaven.
Hazrat Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) narrated that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: Every morning two angels descend from the sky. The first One says, “O Allah, reward the one who spends,” and the second person says, “Destroy the one who withholds (even in times of need).”(Reported by Sheikhan. Book of Zakat) (bazm e adab )
In the context of the hadith under study, the first thing to understand here is that in the system of the universe established by Allah Jal Shanah, there will be not thousands but millions of such events which the human eye and its senses Our awareness is limited to our limited knowledge and experience.
Science is trying to find out what is happening in the world of observations. (bazm e adab)
New information is reaching us and we are forced to believe what scientists say. There is no reason to deny it. In the same way, a lot is happening in the spiritual or esoteric system, where the eye of the common man is inaccessible. The Prophets (saww) are well aware of the nuances of this system and their powerful abilities make them understand.
And from time to time they take off their veils. The requirement of both intellect and faith is that we should submit to what we know from the mouths of the Prophets (peace be upon them). There is no reason to deny that what they have said is nothing but the truth.(bazm e adab)
In this hadith, the Imam of the Prophets (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) mentions only one of the unseen events that take place in a day. Every morning, two angels descend from the sky and say two things, or Pray two times.
One of the angels says: O Allah, give to him who spends according to your command, while the other angel says: O Allah, he who is reluctant to spend even when he is in need, and is niggardly. If he is working, then destroy his property. It is clear from the words of Hadith Sharif that this is the only duty of the day of these two angels which they perform with complete restraint.
And it is understandable that this series of announcements will continue until the Day of Judgment. We have no good reason to deny or deny this event because it is certain that our denial will not lead to any change in the system of the universe, nor will these declarations be stopped. If it were in our interest to listen to these voices or if we could afford to hear them, then Allah Almighty would surely listen to us. Irshad is dear. Sadiq and Sadiq (as) have no choice but to accept it. Believe and be honest.(bazm e adab)
Ladies and Gentlemen, Now let us consider the significance of these announcements. The person to whom the angel prays for revenge is a hypocrite according to the words of the Holy Hadith. The word hypocrite comes from spending. The meaning of which in Shari’ah terms is as follows: Spending good and lawful wealth in the ways of goodness and permissible affairs.
According to this concept, a hypocrite is a person who spends his good and lawful wealth in obedience and good deeds according to the command of Allah. He avoids spending unnecessarily and excessively. In the Qur’an al-Hakim, the believers and believers In Surah Al-Imran, verse 134, it is stated that Paradise has been prepared for the pious people who spend their wealth in comfort and hardship.(bazm e adab)
They drink the anger and forgive the sins of the people, and Allah loves the doers of good. In Surah Al-Furqan, verse 67, it has been said in praise of the servants of the Most Gracious: And when they spend, they do not spend extravagantly, nor do they use stinginess, but they use moderation between the two extremes. It does not depend on one or two verses, but in twenty verses it is encouraged and praised to spend from Allah’s given wealth in His cause. Because it alleviates the needs of the needy, the needy and the destitute.(bazm e adab)
The distance between the rich and the poor is reduced and they pray for such a person. In this background, every morning to represent the angels. An angel descends on him and prays for this fortunate man: O Allah! Whoever meets the needs of the deserving people with the wealth that You have given him, then out of His Mercy, He will give him more wealth in return so that he may be deprived of it. Don’t feel and keep moving forward in this way. This supplication is actually an appreciation of his generosity and generosity. The Qur’an al-Hakim says that whatever you spend in the way of Allah, Allah will give you more in return.(bazm e adab)
On the other hand, the one who withholds the wealth given to him by Allah and does not have a heart to open his locked locker in case of dire need and pays the dues of the needy, but keeps on keeping it in check. And he has come to understand that this wealth will not last forever and will never decline, how can he be considered worthy of this prayer.(bazm e adab).
That is why the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said that another angel cursed him, saying, “O Allaah, the one who has become so selfish that he does not allow his wealth to be wasted. Even for him, wasting his wealth is a bad prayer and a warning. The result is that his wealth is spent in permissible matters. ( Bazm e Adab ) Instead of flying around in vain and wasteful deeds, if we look around, we will be able to see with open eyes the effects of both the prayers and curses of the angels.(bazm e adab)