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The "Tears of the Prophet" primarily refers to a profound and poignant Hadith (prophetic narration) found in Sahih al-Bukhari. In this account, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) wept upon holding his dying infant son, Ibrahim.

His companions were surprised to see him cry, and he explained, "The eyes are shedding tears and the heart is grieved, but we will not say anything except which pleases our Lord. O Ibrahim, indeed we are grieved by your separation."

This event is a cornerstone for understanding the Islamic perspective on human emotion, grief, and faith. It demonstrates that:

Emotion is Human: Crying and feeling deep sorrow at a loss is a natural, human emotion that even the Prophets experienced. It is not a sign of weak faith.

Patience is in the Heart: True Sabr (patience) is not about suppressing emotions, but about controlling one's tongue and actions to remain aligned with divine will, even while the heart is broken.

Accepting Divine Decree: The statement "we will not say anything except which pleases our Lord" is the ultimate expression of submission to Allah's will, even in the face of personal tragedy.

The phrase can also refer more broadly to other instances where the Prophet was known to have wept out of compassion for his Ummah, fear of Allah, or during heartfelt supplication