GenEd 1134

Sahar Maisha



For this assignment, I chose to illustrate the story of Prophet Ibrahim being thrown into a big fire by idol worshippers, an attempt to put an end to his teachings. This story, like many others in Islam, highlights the struggle of Prophets to spread the word of Allah, often facing punishment and persecution from those who disbelieve. However, what stood out to me the most about this particular story was the way in which Allah protected Prophet Ibrahim.

“O fire! Be cool and safe for Ibrahim!” (Surah Al-Anbiyaa) 

Instead of ordering people to protect him, Allah commanded the fire itself to be cool and safe for Ibrahim to survive. This demonstrates the immense power of Allah, and how everything in the world, including objects in nature and other beings, submit to His will.

In my drawing, I depicted a large fire with roaring flames, emphasizing how big and intimidating it must have been to Prophet Ibrahim. However, I also included a garden within the fire, symbolizing the beautiful, cool protection that Allah provided for him. This contrast highlights the difference between the cruel intentions of the idol worshippers and the mercy and love of Allah.

To demonstrate Allah's assistance, I wrote the name of Allah as if it were the peak of the mountains, signifying that Allah is above and with us at all times. It is a powerful message that even when things seem impossible, Allah is capable of providing solutions and saving us from harm.

This story serves as a reminder of the power of faith and protection that Allah provides for His believers. It is a lesson that Muslims should always keep in mind, especially during difficult times, and strive to follow the path of the Prophets in spreading the word of Allah.

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