📖 The Book of Hunger by Ibn Abi Al-Dunya 📖

Abu Bakr bin Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Ubaid bin Sufyan bin Qais al-Baghdadi, known as Ibn Abi al-Dunya

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The belly is a fountain of desires, and a source of diseases and pests. If the servant humiliates himself with hunger that is permissible in Islam, and narrows the paths of Satan with it, he will submit to obedience to God Almighty, for hunger has benefits, including softness and purity of the heart, brokenness, humiliation, and other than that. The hunger of the Prophet, may God bless him and his companions, and then those after them. The book is a kind of biographies. The investigator has put titles according to the biographies, numbering the paragraphs of the book, and general indexes that make it easier to deal with and benefit from the book.

Author:
Al-Hafiz Abu Bakr, Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Ubaid bin Sufyan bin Qais al-Baghdadi al-Qurashi, their master, one of the loyalists of the Umayyads (208 AH - 281 AH), nicknamed Ibn Abi al-Dunya (and his title overshadowed his name until he became famous for it); Al-Hafiz Abu Bakr was born in the city of Baghdad, at the beginning of the third century AH, in the year two hundred and eight (208 AH). He is an Arab historian and writer, who taught al-Mu'tadid al-Abbasid and his son al-Muktafi Billah.
Al-Hafiz Ibn Katheer - may God have mercy on him - said about him in The Beginning and the End: “He is famous for his many books, useful, popular, and popular in chips and other things.

❇️ Some reviews of the book Al-Hunger by Ibn Abi Al-Dunya ❇️

▪️Source of reviews: www.goodreads.com/book/show/12289352▪️

- I thought at first that he discussed hunger in its natural limits and its relationship to the productivity of the individual, but it is much more beautiful. A picture of the life of the Messenger and his companions with regard to food .. which will inevitably draw your attention to the fact that he was able to live a life of luxury and extravagance, but he preferred a life in which he is a true leader who lives like others over a life that is not his. Unfortunately, how miserable is the condition of some preachers, you find them living dependent on those around them under the pretext that they carry the burden of the nation
loyalty

- The book is light, but it carries with it a lot of wisdom .. You will be amazed at what you will read about their extreme piety. He asks them about bliss and luxury because they ate small morsels.
Noble altruism

The Book of Hunger is a collection of hadiths and news related to the benefits of hunger and the disadvantages of satiety.
Jaffar

- Hunger and satiety have a philosophy, which is discussed in this book through the hadiths of the Prophet and the attitudes of the companions and righteous people towards "hunger".
Hadier Tarek

I was really astonished by the narrations about the Companions, the Successors, and some of the predecessors, and their view of food. It may be exaggerated for us in an era in which food is a subject of study, a job, a place of competition between companies and chefs, and a subject for pictures on all social networks, but in fact it will change your view of all this, especially if You used to read this book in the month of Ramadan, as I did, and what is even more amazing is that a large book like this is written on such a matter, and it immediately reminds you of the accuracy of the early Muslims in knowing everything and searching even for something that God permitted, such as food.
Heba Albaba

❇️ Some quotes from the book Al-Hunger by Ibn Abi Al-Dunya ❇️

“When the soul is hungry and thirsty, the heart becomes pure and tender, and when it is satiated and quenched, the heart becomes blind and desolate.”

“Too much food kills the heart, just as too much water kills the crops.”

“He who owns his stomach is the master of all good deeds.”

“No slave starves but God replaces his hunger with wisdom and piety.”

“Too much food weighs the owner down from much of what he wants.”

Aisha said: “The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was not satisfied with bread for three consecutive days until he went on his way.”

Abu Jaafar said: If the stomach is full, the body is overwhelmed.

Omar said: “I saw the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, contorting today, not having enough food to fill his stomach.”

Luqman said to his son: Do not eat one's fill upon one's fill, and give the surplus to the dog.

Omar Ibn Al-Khattab said: O Muhajireen, do not over-enter the people of this world, for it displeases the livelihood.

Al-Hassan said: It was a shame for a Muslim to be told that you are slow.

- Ibn Abi Al-Dunya, Hunger


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