Hadith 13

Translation                                     
He who studies the Quran is like the owner of tethered camels. If he attends to them he will keep hold of them, but if he lets them loose they will go away.

Teachings
(a)       In this example the prophet (saw) teaches us that reading, understanding, applying and giving the message of the Quran to others is important for Muslims. This is only possible when we take Quran seriously as a part of our life. If we are careless about the Quran, we will lose guidance for life and we will adopt the ways of Satan which will put us in trouble because Allah will be angry with us. Therefore studying and understanding Quran regularly and following its way is an essential part of a Muslim’s life.

(b)       In a Hadith, the Prophet (saw) says that the one who does not remember any part of the Quran, his heart is like a deserted house. Quran is the book which gives us peace and keeps us out of frustrations. If we quit reading and understanding it, we will be out of the protection of Allah and Satan will lead us to sins. In our time, Muslims are far away from understanding Quran. Most of the Muslims do not even read it. Understanding of the Quran and applying it to our life is very rare. The Prophet (sw) says:

“The best among you is the one who learns the Quran and teaches it"   

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