إنا سنلقى عليك قولا ثقيلا
Indeed, We will cast upon you a heavy word.
When Nabīﷺ was presented with the first revelation in the cave of Hirā, Jibrīl عليه السلام instructed him to read. Nabīﷺ said, "I cannot read,” to which Jibrīl (عليه السلام) again instructed him to recite. When Nabīﷺ again told him that He was unable to recite, Jibrīl (عليه السلام) embraced him so tightly that Nabīﷺ thought he would die.
When Wahi came to Nabīﷺ whilst he was seated on a camel, the camel despite it’s size, would be brought to the ground because of the weight that it felt. In the heart of winter, perspiration could be seen dripping from Nabī’sﷺ Mubārak forehead like pearls. Zaid رضي الله عنه said that he thought his leg would break when Wahi came down while Nabīﷺ rested his head on his lap.
It was never easy for the Qur’ān to come to Nabīﷺ, so how can we expect to be given the Qur’ān, or for the Qur’ān to come into our hearts without sacrifice?
Effort has to be made. We have to go through difficulties and struggles. The word of Allāh is valuable.
If receiving revelation was difficult for Nabīﷺ, what makes us think that it will come easily to us?
~ From the advices of my Ustādhah جزاها الله خيرا
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