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                                              Caring for the Surrounding


                         Prophet Muhammad SAW often did his preaching at the mosque he built at

                         Madinah. It was a humble mosque. Main of the nature materials from the
                         surroundings, the pillars wood even made of the stem of date trees.

                         One of the date trees stems was put in front of the mosque where Prophet

                         Muhammad SAW used to stand and preach. He used to step on the stem
                         so that people standing at the back row could see him.


                         One day, one of his companions has an idea, “Dear Rasulullah how about
                         making  you  a  podium  as  the  place  for  you  to  stand  while  you  are
                         preaching?”


                         “That is a good idea my companion.” Responded the Prophet.


                         As the Prophet agreed to the idea, all companions worked together to build
                         a three-stair podium. When the prophet stood on the podium, all people
                         could see and hear him clearly.


                         Finally, the podium was ready. The companions put it at the front side of
                         the mosque. They moved the date trees stem that used to be used by

                         Prophet Muhammad SAW.

                         Friday came, for the first time the prophet was going to use the podium. He
                         walked passing by the old stem that he used to use, then he steps on the

                         stairs of his new podium.

                         Suddenly,  they  heard  a  sound  of  crying  and  groaning.  Everybody  was

                         surprised.  “What  is  that  sound?”  everybody  was  looking  at  each  other
                         wondering.
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