قصة أصحاب الفيل كرتون - قصص القرآن للأطفال كرتون اسلامي

Summary

This story recounts the miraculous event of the 'Year of the Elephant' when the evil king Abraha from Yemen attempted to destroy the Kaaba in Mecca. With his powerful army, including an elephant, he marched towards the sacred city. However, Allah intervened, sending a flock of birds that dropped stones of fire, annihilating Abraha's army. The story marks the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and showcases Allah’s protection of His sacred house. This event signifies mercy and guidance for the world, setting the stage for the Prophet's coming.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story is about the historical significance of the Kaaba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, which is visited by pilgrims for worship.
• 😀 The Kaaba is located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and pilgrims circle it as part of the Hajj pilgrimage to worship Allah.
• 😀 A tyrant king named Abraha from Yemen built a similar structure to the Kaaba, hoping people would worship there instead.
• 😀 Despite Abraha's efforts, no one visited his temple, causing him to become angry and prepare an army to destroy the Kaaba.
• 😀 Abraha's army included an enormous elephant, which was supposed to be used to destroy the Kaaba.
• 😀 When Abraha and his army reached Mecca, the elephant suddenly stopped moving, unable to proceed toward the Kaaba.
• 😀 Allah intervened by sending birds carrying small stones of fire to strike and destroy Abraha's army.
• 😀 The army of Abraha was completely destroyed by the birds and the fire stones, and Abraha himself perished.
• 😀 This event, which occurred in the year of the Prophet Muhammad's birth, is known as the Year of the Elephant.
• 😀 The birth of Prophet Muhammad in this year marked a time of mercy and blessings for the world.

Q & A

Who was King Abraha, and what was his goal?

King Abraha was a ruler from Yemen who disliked the Kaaba in Mecca. His goal was to build a grand temple to replace the Kaaba as a central place of worship and to make people worship at his temple instead.

What action did King Abraha take when people refused to visit his temple?

King Abraha became angry when people refused to visit his temple. He then assembled a large army, including an elephant, and marched toward Mecca with the intention of destroying the Kaaba.

What was the role of the elephant in King Abraha’s plan?

The elephant was a central part of King Abraha’s army and was meant to be used to destroy the Kaaba. It was a symbol of power, as elephants were rare and impressive in that region at the time.

What happened when Abraha's army reached Mecca?

When King Abraha’s army reached Mecca, the elephant unexpectedly stopped moving and could not be made to advance. This was seen as a divine intervention, preventing the army from reaching the Kaaba.

How did God intervene to protect the Kaaba?

God intervened by sending birds to attack Abraha’s army. These birds carried small stones of fire from Hell in their beaks and claws. When the stones hit the soldiers, they were destroyed, and the army was defeated.

What was the outcome for King Abraha and his army?

King Abraha and his army were completely defeated. Abraha himself was killed, and the army was destroyed. This event is seen as a miraculous defense of the Kaaba.

What is the significance of this event in Islamic history?

This event is significant in Islamic history because it marks the protection of the Kaaba, a sacred site in Islam, from destruction. It is also the same year that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born, which further highlights its importance.

What year did this event occur in relation to the birth of Prophet Muhammad?

The event of the destruction attempt by Abraha occurred in the same year that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born, which is why it is known as the 'Year of the Elephant'.

How is this story connected to the birth of Prophet Muhammad?

The story of King Abraha's failed attempt to destroy the Kaaba is linked to the birth of Prophet Muhammad because it happened in the same year, which was considered a miraculous year. Muhammad's birth is seen as a blessing and mercy to the world.

What lesson can be learned from the story of Abraha and the Kaaba?

The lesson from the story is that divine power can protect what is sacred, even against overwhelming odds. It also teaches that those who oppose God's will, especially in matters of faith and worship, will ultimately fail.