Story of Qaum E Aad | Why Allah Destroyed Them? | Islamic Stories | Awais Voice

Summary

The script narrates the story of the Aad people, who were created by Allah after the Noah's flood. They were a powerful and influential community known for their beauty and strength. However, they were arrogant and worshipped idols, rejecting the teachings of Prophet Hud. Despite being blessed with abundant resources, they faced divine punishment when they refused to heed the warnings. The script serves as a lesson on the consequences of disobedience and the importance of humility and faith.

Takeaways

• 🌪️ The story recounts the destruction of the 'Ad people after the flood of Noah, where Allah created a powerful and influential nation.
• 🏺 The 'Ad people were known for their beauty, strength, and arrogance, not heeding the signs of wealth and blessings.
• 📚 The Quran provides a detailed account of the 'Ad people, highlighting their disobedience and eventual punishment.
• 🏰 The city of Iram, with its magnificent structures and beautiful palaces, was a symbol of the 'Ad people's prosperity.
• 🌍 The 'Ad people lived in a lush valley, which is now part of the Empty Quarter desert, a vast, desolate area.
• 🌟 The 'Ad people's downfall is attributed to their worship of idols and their refusal to heed the warnings of their prophet, Hud.
• 🗿 The story of Shaddad, a king of the 'Ad people, who built a city to rival paradise, ended in divine punishment.
• 🌀 The 'Ad people faced a terrible wind, sent by Allah as punishment for their disobedience, which lasted for seven days and nights.
• 🌧️ Despite the 'Ad people's pleas for rain, they were ultimately destroyed by a wind that symbolized the wrath of Allah.
• 🕌 The story serves as a lesson for Muslims to learn from the 'Ad people's mistakes and to follow the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad.

Q & A

Who is considered to be the progenitor of the 'Ad people mentioned in the script?

Hud ( Hud bin Nuh) is considered to be the progenitor of the 'Ad people, being the fourth generation descendant of Noah (Nuh) through his son Sam.

What was the characteristic physical appearance of the 'Ad people?

The 'Ad people were described as tall, strong, and having fair complexion with red cheeks.

What was the city of the 'Ad people known for?

The city of the 'Ad people, Iram, was known for its beauty and was considered a wonder of the world, with tall buildings made of white and red stone.

What is the significance of the Iram of the Pillars in the script?

The Iram of the Pillars is mentioned as a symbol of the 'Ad people's power and civilization. It was a city with many tall buildings and was eventually destroyed as a punishment from Allah.

What was the fate of the 'Ad people according to the script?

The 'Ad people were destroyed by a terrible wind sent by Allah as punishment for their disobedience and rejection of the prophet Hud's message.

What is the moral lesson conveyed by the story of the 'Ad people in the script?

The moral lesson is that despite being given power, wealth, and worldly blessings, the 'Ad people were punished for their arrogance, disobedience, and rejection of the prophet's guidance.

What was the nature of the wind that destroyed the 'Ad people?

The wind that destroyed the 'Ad people was described as a terrifying wind that lasted for seven days and nights, leaving nothing and no one alive.

How did the people of 'Ad react to the prophet Hud's call to worship only one God?

The people of 'Ad rejected prophet Hud's call and continued to worship their false gods, leading to their destruction.

What was the reaction of the 'Ad people when they saw the wind that was sent as a punishment?

Initially, the 'Ad people mistook the wind for a sign of rain and were happy, but soon realized it was a punishment when it started causing destruction.

What is the relevance of the story of the 'Ad people to Muslims today?

The story of the 'Ad people serves as a reminder for Muslims to follow the teachings of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad, and to avoid the arrogance and disobedience that led to the downfall of the 'Ad people.

What does the script suggest about the consequences of rejecting divine guidance?

The script suggests that rejecting divine guidance can lead to severe consequences, as seen with the 'Ad people who faced destruction for their disbelief and disobedience.