كيف طلب النبي ﷺ العون من الله في بدر؟
كانت بدر مواجهة صعبة، فدعا النبي ﷺ ربه وألح في الدعاء. ويذكر القرآن أن الله نصر المسلمين في بدر وأمدهم بالملائكة.
لا نفهم النصر بالأعداد وحدها. نتعلم أن نُعد ما نستطيع، ثم ندعو الله ونتوكل عليه.
دعا النبي ﷺ ربه في بدر، وذكر القرآن نصر الله فيها.
ما الدعاء الذي تقوله قبل أمر صعب؟
ادع الله قبل اختبار أو مهمة، ثم ابذل جهدك فيها.
أخذوا بالأسباب ودعوا الله معاً — لماذا الاثنان مطلوبان؟
المصادر: القرآن الكريم: سورة آل عمران 3:123–125.؛ صحيح مسلم، حديث دعاء النبي ﷺ في بدر.
On the seventeenth of Ramadan the two armies met at Badr. The Prophet ﷺ stood praying to his Lord with his hands raised until his cloak fell from his shoulders, asking victory for this small group. Allah answered him and sent the angels to support them, and the Muslims won despite their small number. That day was called the Day of the Criterion.
Numbers are not everything; sincerity with Allah comes first.
The two armies met on the seventeenth of Ramadan in the second year after the migration. The Prophet ﷺ stood in his shelter with his hands raised, pressing his Lord in prayer until his cloak slipped from his shoulders, asking Allah to give victory to this small band. Allah answered him and supported the Muslims with angels, steadying their feet and settling their hearts. They won despite how few they were and how little they had, and the day was called the Day of the Criterion, because on it Allah separated truth from falsehood.
Allah says: ﴿وَلَقَدْ نَصَرَكُمُ اللَّهُ بِبَدْرٍ وَأَنتُمْ أَذِلَّةٌ﴾ — “Allah gave you victory at Badr while you were few.”