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Death of Hazrat ‘Īsā as bin Mariam ra 187
is to say, “Thou didst cause me to die.” In the
following hadīth:
‏َّاسً‏ aا َ‎‏َّہaٗ‎‏ُجَ‏ ٓ ا ءaبِرِجَ‏ الً‏ ِa نaاُ‎‏َّ‏ تِ‎‏ْ‏ ‏ُؤ
َ نِ‏ aاب
کaلا
ابِ‎‏ْ‏ a‏َاaر
ذ َ الِ‏ a‏َاَ‎‏ُوْ‏ لُ‏
‏ِحُ‏ aو
‏َاَ‎‏ُوْ‏
‏ُو لُ‏ ََa اa‏َالَ‏ َْاa بْدُ‏
‏َح
تَد ‏ِری
‏ْت
‏َو
ُ‎‏ْتُ‏ ٍ ا َّa ا aدُ‏ ْ تُ‏ َّ ا aت
ُ‎‏ْتَ‏ َ‎‏ْتَ‏
aا aار
ُ بِ‎ مْ‏ a
ْ َa َ خذ ِ
a aاِ‏
ُ َ َa الُ‏
a َ ا َّاa
aَِ
ْ َّ
َ َa
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ْ
ْم ِ a ِ
aب َ
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‏ْنِ‏
aا ‏ْحَ‏
َ بّ‏
ِ اa
ِ
a
َa اaا ْ َ دث ْ اaب َ َ ْ د کَ‏
‏ْد َ
ِ a ْ‎م
ِ َ َa
ْ
ْ‎م
ِ َ َa ‏ْبَ‏ َّ ِ
The Holy Prophet sa says: “On the Day of Judgement
some of my people will be driven to hell, and I will
supplicate, ‘Lord! These are my companions.’ Then it
will be said to me, ‘You know not what they did after
you.’ Upon this I will say what the righteous servant
of God, i.e., Jesus son of Mary, had said when he was
asked: ‘Did you teach your people that they should
worship you and your mother as gods?’ I will say
what Jesus had then said: ‘I was a witness over them
while I was amongst them; but since Thou didst
cause me to die, Thou hast been the One to watch
over them.’” (Bukhārī)
The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allāh be
upon him) meant that he would make the same
affirmation as Jesus would make when he would be
asked whether he had taught his people to take him
and his mother as gods. In this manner the Holy
Prophet (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him)
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