Jesus the son of Mary

Imam Ali (a.s) said, "If you desire I will tell you about Jesus the son of Mary.

He used a stone for his pillow, put on coarse clothes and ate rough food. His condiment was hunger. His lamp at night was the moon. His shade during the winter was just the expanse of earth eastward and westward. His fruits and flowers were only what grows from the earth for the cattle. He had no wife to allure him, nor any son to give grief, nor wealth to deviate his attention nor greed to disgrace him. His two feet were his conveyance and his two hands his servant."

Ref: Nahj al-Balagha..

امام علی (علیہ السلام) نے فرمایا:

"اگر تم چاہو تو میں تمہیں عیسیٰ بن مریم کے بارے میں بتاؤں۔

ان کا تکیہ ایک پتھر تھا، ان کے کپڑے موٹے تھے اور ان کا کھانا سخت غذا تھی۔ ان کا سالن بھوک تھی۔ رات کو ان کا چراغ چاند تھا۔ سردیوں میں ان کا سایہ مشرق و مغرب کی وسیع زمین تھی۔ ان کے پھل اور پھول صرف وہ چیزیں تھیں جو زمین سے جانوروں کے لیے اگتی ہیں۔ نہ ان کی کوئی بیوی تھی جو انہیں بہکاتی، نہ کوئی بیٹا تھا جو انہیں غم دیتا، نہ کوئی مال تھا جو ان کی توجہ ہٹاتا اور نہ کوئی حرص تھی جو انہیں ذلیل کرتی۔ ان کے دو پاؤں ان کی سواری تھے اور ان کے دو ہاتھ ان کے خادم تھے۔"

حوالہ: نہج البلاغہ

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