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[quote]Assalaamu’alaikum,
             
So far as my knowledge is concerned, Hazrat Ibrahim (als) has two sons, Hazrat Isaaq(als)- elder and Hazrat Ismail (als)- younger. Here there is division of two families.
          
1. Hazrat Yaqub (als) is son of Hazrat Isaaq(als)- to which name Bani Israeel is attributed and almost all the messengers of Allah except Holy Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him) and few others are through this family. Before Holy Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him) this nation was a sacred one having three books and all the blessings of Allah on them, as some kingdom and they were proud of it. Their “Qibla” was “Masjid-e-Aqsa-Palestine” The non-believers were there at that times as today. I think there is no difference of the psychology between the non-believers of the present and past but nations i.e. Bani Israeel and Islamic Ummah.
         
2. Hazrat Ismail (als) is the second family from which only Holy Prophet; Muhammad (peace be upon him) was born after a long period and who suspended all the books and orderes valid at that time and started his own Sharia with order of Allah i.e. Quran and Ahadith. He also changed the “Qibla”, by the order of Allah from “Masjid-e-Aqsa-Palestine” to  “Masjid-e-Haram-Makkah”  
        
Reason of the Psychology of Israeel is their all privileges, orders, books and even “Qibla” being suspended and Holy Prophet; Muhammad (peace be upon him), Quran and Sunnah being superior to all their messengers books and every aspect. Their Psychology is based typically upon this frustration. Frustration manifests in two ways, depression and agitation/aggressiveness in the sever form.
       
Next is belief, which is not an easy job at which, the psychology is again same between the non-believers of the present and past but nations only i.e. Bani Israeel and Islamic Ummah. We have Islam already accepted by our forefathers. Think for a moment, if we were at times of Holy Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him) or before that, we perhaps would had been the same as those non-believers because leaving the present belief and accepting the new one is extremely difficult.
      
According to Quran they are our enemies and they can never be our friends. So they must be dealt only upto the level of their “Haququl-Ibad” for which they are almost equally partners. The only way to melt them is paying “Haququl-Ibad” upto the level of sacrifice and truthfulness. Only his weapon (our attitude to them) was used 1425 years ago i.e. paying “Haququl-Ibad” upto the level of sacrifice and truthfulness. Control of anger as in one of my posts in any forum, comes under the category of “Haququl-Ibad”. Sacrifice (Esaar & Qurbani) means sacrifying one's own needs for the others. In this way “Kuffar” were not simply impressed but joined Islam at the same time, Sunhan-Allah.[/quote]

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