Who was abou Ben adhem ?what is meant by may his tribe increase? what is the attitude of the narrator to abou Ben adhem?
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Abou ben adhem is an early ascetic Sufi saint. His name is Ibrahim ibn Adham also called Ibrahim Balkhi. The story of his conversion is the most celebrated in sufi legends, as that of a Prince renouncing his throne and choosing ascetism. The port says may his tribe increase which means he wishes that may there be many more like him. The poet Leigh Hunt teaches us a moral that LOVE THE LORD WITH THY WHOLE HEART, WITH THY WHOLE MIND AND WITH THY WHOLE SOUL. AND LOVE THY NEIGHBOURS AS THYSELF.
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Abou ben adhem is an early ascetic Sufi saint. His name is Ibrahim ibn Adham also called Ibrahim Balkhi. The story of his conversion is the most celebrated in sufi legends, as that of a Prince renouncing his throne and choosing ascetism. The port says may his tribe increase which means he wishes that may there be many more like him. The poet Leigh Hunt teaches us a moral that LOVE THE LORD WITH THY WHOLE HEART, WITH THY WHOLE MIND AND WITH THY WHOLE SOUL. AND LOVE THY NEIGHBOURS AS THYSELF.
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Answer:Abou Ben Adhem was the king of Balkh. He led a noble life according to the principles and teachings of the holy Quran. He was a noble,selfless and virtuous person. 'May his tribe increase': By this the poet wants to say that the men like him may increase.
The attitude of narrator towards Abou Ben Adhem is that like him we should also love our fellow human beings and by this we will recieve the love and blessings of God. In short Service to humanity is best.
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The best way to receive the blessing and love of God is to do noble deeds for the welfare of others.
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