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مرحبًا زائرThe Prophet ﷺ ordered Zayd ibn Thabit to learn the script of the Jews, and he learned it in fifteen days
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ ordered Zayd ibn Thabit to learn the script of the Jews, and he learned it in fifteen days.
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ ordered Zayd ibn Thabit to learn the script of the Jews, and he learned it in fifteen days.
This shows the Prophet ﷺ's care in organizing knowledge and communication in the matters needed by the Muslims in the society of Madinah.
In this year: the Messenger of Allah ﷺ ordered Zayd ibn Thabit to learn the script of the Jews, and he learned it in fifteen days.
What is meant is that the Prophet ﷺ asked Zayd to learn the writing or reading used by the Jews so he could do what the Muslims needed in knowing their writing. Zayd responded and learned it in a short time.
Zayd ibn Thabit became able to read or write the script of the Jews, as needed.
It shows the Prophet ﷺ’s care in providing the knowledge needed by the Muslim community.
It helps explain the need for communication and for knowing the writings of others.
It helps in managing relations with the Jews of Madinah by knowing their book.
It reflects the organization of the Muslim community and the distribution of tasks according to need.
It highlights the value of quick learning and responding to a task.
It points to building a community that cares about knowledge and writing.
It provides a knowledge-based tool for dealing with a group present in Madinah.
Commander and guide
Zayd ibn Thabit may Allah be pleased with him was the noble Companion Zayd ibn Thabit ibn al-Dahhak al-Ansari al-Khazraji, one of the scribes of revelation in the time of the Prophet ﷺ and one of the Companions most knowledgeable about the Quran and inheritance laws. He was still young when the Prophet ﷺ came to Madinah, but he was known for his intelligence and quick memory. He even learned some Jewish languages by the Prophet's command so he could read their letters and write back to them, and thus became skilled in knowledge, writing, and translation. He witnessed a number of battles with the Prophet ﷺ after growing up, and he had a great role after the Prophet's death, as Abu Bakr as-Siddiq may Allah be pleased with him tasked him with collecting the Quran into one codex after the battle of al-Yamamah. He was then part of the committee that Uthman ibn Affan may Allah be pleased with him relied on to copy the codices and send them to the provinces. Zayd may Allah be pleased with him was known for jurisprudence, precision, and trustworthiness, until he became a major authority in the Quran, inheritance, and القضاء. He died in Madinah around 45 AH. His life is a model of the Muslim youth who combined knowledge, service to revelation, and trustworthiness in preserving the greatest text in Islam.
Obedience to the command of the Prophet ﷺ is a cause of goodness and empowerment.
Serious effort and diligence in learning.
Distributing roles within society according to need.
Knowing the other’s language or scripture is part of good management of reality.
The ability to gain a skill in a short time with seriousness.
The need to prepare specialized people with skills.
Attention to written knowledge is one of the tools of civilizational building.
The need to learn other languages or systems in order to deal with reality.
Fast learning directed toward serving the public need.
Preparing teams that master the needed languages and skills.
The importance of investing in specialized education.
Striving to gain the needed skills.
It is limited to the general meaning of learning and qualification, and nothing more should be added unless it is proven.
The Prophetic context was tied to the immediate needs of the society of Madinah.
Every recognized need in society requires suitable educational preparation.
