Kabir 20740: Tabarani
In the vast ocean of Islamic prophetic traditions, certain narrations cut straight to the heart of the human condition. One such gem is found in Al-Mu‘jam al-Kabir by Imam Tabarani, reference 20740 .
The Prophet ﷺ was not anti-emotion. He himself felt anger—but he never let it rule him. His anger was always for the sake of Allah, never for his ego. The difference is everything. Tabarani Kabir 20740 is not just a reference for scholars. It’s a mirror held up to every believer. The next time you feel that heat rising in your chest, remember: you are holding an ember. You can either drop it into the hearts of others—or extinguish it before it burns you both. tabarani kabir 20740
At first glance, it’s just a string of numbers and a book name. But for those who dive deeper, this narration carries a warning so profound that it has the power to reshape how we view our own anger, our words, and our relationships. In the vast ocean of Islamic prophetic traditions,
Julian Rolfe
Did u know the Kitab-Al-Tabikh is like a treasure guarded and handed down to children normally the best and talented.
Simply amazing bet you had a feast. Keep smiling Jules
Kind regards Nas
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I was not aware of the significance Naz, I spent some time researching but there is not much on the ‘easy’ sources but did find a translation of the original book, which was fascinating 👍
anywhere I can get the pdf version of this book?
Hi, it’s available on Amazon in Paperback. Cambridge University appear to have an electronic version but I am not a student. https://archive.aramcoworld.com/issue/200604/cooking.with.the.caliphs.htm Has the start, they may have other chapters.