Quranic stories pt.6 by Sh Tariq Appleby

 The Prophet was inspecting birds and one of the birds that were not there was the Hoopoe bird.

• The first issue: the Hoopoe bird has knowledge knowledge that Prophet Sulaiam does not possess. 

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  The Hoopoe knows Sheba and the certainty of the news from there

• The third issue is his awareness of the women's leadership over them while denying it to them.

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  The fourth issue is His understanding of the worldly possessions given by Sheba from various sources.

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  The fifth issue was the recognition of the Great Throne

• The sixth issue was: His realisation of their prostration to the sun beside Allah.

• The seventh issue was: His understanding that they are assisoating partners other than Allah.

• The eighth issue: This was Satan's adornment for their deeds

• The ninth issue: His understanding that is this straying from the straight path

• The tenth issue: His knowledge that they are not rightly guided
  
  

The Prophet was conversing with this bird,

‘One day’ He inspected the birds, and wondered, “Why could I not see the hoopoe? Or could he be absent?

I will surely subject him to severe punishments, ‘even’ slaughter him, unless he brings me a compelling excuse.

The prophet was inspecting the birds, and one of the birds was a Hoopoe.

 Indeed, I found a woman ruling over the., who has been given everything ‘she needs’, and who has a magnificent throne. 

Solomon said, “We will see whether you are telling the truth or lying”.

In this case, he is referring to the Hoopoe.

Go with this letter of mine, and deliver it to them, then stand aside and see how they will respond. 

1- Allah almighty says, “And [once] he [sulaiman]

 Inspected the birds and said, “How is it that I do not see the hoopoe? Or is he absent?”,. This inspection is a lesson for kings and leaders inspecting their troops, understanding their affairs, and confronting those who violate either condition even if it means denying what they desire. This verse is evidence for the Leader to inspect the condition of this stucjeectaan to preserve them. Look at how Sulaiman did not overlook the hoopoe despite its insignificance and small size. It is the right of the subjects upon their leader to inspect and know their conditions. He is responsible for both major and minor matters, involving himself as much as possible, and employing men to be informed of what he cannot directly oversee. Expect and trustworthy individuals are delegated to inspect the inspection until the conditions of conditions are known directly to those entrusted with them. Thus, Sulaiman despite his great kingdom, vast army numerous followers, personnel undertook to inspect and did not neglect the hope despite its smallness and insignificance in location, Umar Ibin-Alkattab used to say, “If a goat were to die on the banks of the Euphrates, I would feat being asked about it.” This instant and awareness are incumbent upon every leader in nations, groups families companionships, and all who have a responsibility over others.

In His statement: “I have encompassed [in knowladg]

 Something that you have not encompassed, and I have come to you from Saba’ with accurate news”, using the plural pronoun of the respect address is not obligatory nor is it a feature of the each of prophets and predecessors when someone is respected, is it necessary for prophets and presses or says, “ I have to you all