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Table of Contents
The Cure for Depression
1. Introduction
2. Advice Of A Sheikh
3. A Famous Anecdote
4. The Story Of Th...
5. Depression
6. Istikhara
7. Taqdeer
8. Failure
9. The Story Of An...
10. All Praise Be T...
11. A Crippled Buck...
12. Fatwas
13. A Fatwa Of Muft...
14. Lesson
15. Tafweez On The ...
16. A Blessing Or P...
17. From A Suppleme...
18. Examples
19. Hidayat
20. The Route To Allah
21. The Sweetness O...
22. Signs 1: Enjoym...
23. 2. Suppressing ...
24. Imaan
25. Figurative Beauty
26. Ayaaz And The P...
27. The Test Of Imaan
28. 3. Sacrifice Fo...
29. Duaa
30. 4. Sabr And Shukr
31. A Lesson From C...
32. 5. Radha-bil-qadha
33. Dua
The Cure for Depression > The Story Of An Eagle Taking Rasulullah's Sock
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The Story Of An Eagle Taking Rasulullah's Sock

Moulana Jalaluddin Rumi (R.A.) narrates a story in his Mathnavi; an incident which occurred during the time of Rasulullah(sallallahu alayhi wasallam):

Once, after having performed wudhu, Rasulullah(sallallahu alayhi wasallam) was about to wear his leather sock when an eagle came along, snatched it and flew away. Nabi (sallallu alayhi wasallam) was most distressed as he was preparing for Salaah.

In a short while, the eagle returned and turned the sock upside down, towards the ground, causing a snake that was inside, to fall out.

The eagle then presented the sock to Rasulullah(sallallahu alayhi wasallam)and addressed him:

"O Rasulullah(sallallahu alayhi wasallam)! The reason for me having taken the sock was that there was a snake hidden inside it. Otherwise I would never harm you, for Allah Ta'ala has ordered me to protect you. It was on account of the snake that I flew off with the sock.”

Thus, outwardly there was some distress but it was a means of goodness. Whatever calamity befalls you, consider it warding off a greater calamity.
All Praise Be To Allah In Every Condition
 
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