This document contains several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari that discuss dealing with apostates and those who leave Islam or commit blasphemy. The hadiths describe acts such as burning, killing, or fighting against those who abandon Islam or worship other gods. They also discuss proper greetings when encountering Jews and avoiding saying harmful things.
Book 91 accepting information given by a truthful personFAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
This document summarizes several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari regarding accepting information from truthful people. It discusses:
1) The Prophet instructing some young men to return to their families and teach them religion and order them to do good.
2) The Prophet stating that Bilal's call to prayer should not stop people from eating their pre-dawn meal.
3) The Prophet judging a case regarding adultery and punishment according to the Quran.
The document contains sayings and wishes of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Some key points:
1) The Prophet wished to be martyred fighting in the cause of Allah, then brought back to life and martyred again multiple times.
2) The Prophet wished he had known some things earlier so he could have completed his pilgrimage rituals differently.
3) The Prophet wished some acts like using a toothstick were obligatory but did not make them so out of concern for his followers.
This document summarizes a chapter from Sahih al-Bukhari about peacemaking efforts by the Prophet Muhammad. It describes several incidents:
1) The Prophet mediated a dispute between tribes to make peace and continued leading prayers despite being delayed.
2) A dispute arose during prayers that led to a Quranic verse on reconciling between believers.
3) The Prophet negotiated a peace treaty with a tribe that included punishments for wrongdoings to establish justice.
4) The Prophet promoted peacefully resolving conflicts through honest discussion rather than violence.
1. The document contains 17 short du'as (supplications) from the Quran that begin with invoking Allah by one of His names, Rabb.
2. Each du'a is 1-2 sentences and is accompanied by 1-2 paragraphs providing context and teachings from the du'a.
3. The du'as seek forgiveness for sins, ask for guidance, faith, steadfastness, mercy, victory over disbelievers, and not to be disgraced on the Day of Judgment. Overall the document compiles concise Quranic supplications and accompanying lessons.
The document discusses funeral rites in Islam. It outlines several things that should be done with a dying person, including encouraging them to recite the Shahadah affirming there is no god but Allah. It notes hadith where the Prophet Muhammad did this with his companions. It also encourages Muslims to be present for non-Muslims who are dying to introduce them to Islam, though any acceptance of faith must be sincere and with knowledge. The document provides context and evidence from hadith to support its discussion of Islamic funeral rites.
The document discusses seeking knowledge from qualified scholars according to principles found in the Quran and hadith. It warns that individuals should not try to deduce rulings themselves without proper training. It criticizes a new sect that claims people can understand Islam however they want without following scholars of the past 1400 years. It provides counterarguments to claims made by Wahhabis/Salafis and explains why certain verses they quote against Muslims do not apply based on context and interpretations of Islamic scholars. It affirms the importance of not labeling other Muslims as mushrikun or non-believers.
This document summarizes several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari regarding divine will and fate. It describes how Allah decrees certain things for each person before they are born, such as their provision, lifespan, and whether they will be blessed or wretched. It also discusses how people's deeds are predetermined based on what Allah has ordained for them, but they are still responsible for their actions. The hadiths provide examples of people who fought bravely for Islam but were destined for Hell, and vice versa. The document emphasizes that people's ultimate fate is decided by their last deeds and efforts.
The document summarizes Islamic hadiths pertaining to obeying Allah and the Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the obligation to obey both Allah's commands as revealed in the Quran and the Prophet's teachings. It provides hadiths emphasizing the importance of following the Prophet's example, avoiding innovations, obeying those in authority, and warnings about the consequences of disobedience. It also discusses hadiths about specific rules like keeping prayer rows straight, honoring the Prophet's family, and avoiding harm. The document stresses obeying both Allah and the Prophet is essential in Islam.
Book 91 accepting information given by a truthful personFAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
This document summarizes several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari regarding accepting information from truthful people. It discusses:
1) The Prophet instructing some young men to return to their families and teach them religion and order them to do good.
2) The Prophet stating that Bilal's call to prayer should not stop people from eating their pre-dawn meal.
3) The Prophet judging a case regarding adultery and punishment according to the Quran.
The document contains sayings and wishes of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Some key points:
1) The Prophet wished to be martyred fighting in the cause of Allah, then brought back to life and martyred again multiple times.
2) The Prophet wished he had known some things earlier so he could have completed his pilgrimage rituals differently.
3) The Prophet wished some acts like using a toothstick were obligatory but did not make them so out of concern for his followers.
This document summarizes a chapter from Sahih al-Bukhari about peacemaking efforts by the Prophet Muhammad. It describes several incidents:
1) The Prophet mediated a dispute between tribes to make peace and continued leading prayers despite being delayed.
2) A dispute arose during prayers that led to a Quranic verse on reconciling between believers.
3) The Prophet negotiated a peace treaty with a tribe that included punishments for wrongdoings to establish justice.
4) The Prophet promoted peacefully resolving conflicts through honest discussion rather than violence.
1. The document contains 17 short du'as (supplications) from the Quran that begin with invoking Allah by one of His names, Rabb.
2. Each du'a is 1-2 sentences and is accompanied by 1-2 paragraphs providing context and teachings from the du'a.
3. The du'as seek forgiveness for sins, ask for guidance, faith, steadfastness, mercy, victory over disbelievers, and not to be disgraced on the Day of Judgment. Overall the document compiles concise Quranic supplications and accompanying lessons.
The document discusses funeral rites in Islam. It outlines several things that should be done with a dying person, including encouraging them to recite the Shahadah affirming there is no god but Allah. It notes hadith where the Prophet Muhammad did this with his companions. It also encourages Muslims to be present for non-Muslims who are dying to introduce them to Islam, though any acceptance of faith must be sincere and with knowledge. The document provides context and evidence from hadith to support its discussion of Islamic funeral rites.
The document discusses seeking knowledge from qualified scholars according to principles found in the Quran and hadith. It warns that individuals should not try to deduce rulings themselves without proper training. It criticizes a new sect that claims people can understand Islam however they want without following scholars of the past 1400 years. It provides counterarguments to claims made by Wahhabis/Salafis and explains why certain verses they quote against Muslims do not apply based on context and interpretations of Islamic scholars. It affirms the importance of not labeling other Muslims as mushrikun or non-believers.
This document summarizes several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari regarding divine will and fate. It describes how Allah decrees certain things for each person before they are born, such as their provision, lifespan, and whether they will be blessed or wretched. It also discusses how people's deeds are predetermined based on what Allah has ordained for them, but they are still responsible for their actions. The hadiths provide examples of people who fought bravely for Islam but were destined for Hell, and vice versa. The document emphasizes that people's ultimate fate is decided by their last deeds and efforts.
The document summarizes Islamic hadiths pertaining to obeying Allah and the Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the obligation to obey both Allah's commands as revealed in the Quran and the Prophet's teachings. It provides hadiths emphasizing the importance of following the Prophet's example, avoiding innovations, obeying those in authority, and warnings about the consequences of disobedience. It also discusses hadiths about specific rules like keeping prayer rows straight, honoring the Prophet's family, and avoiding harm. The document stresses obeying both Allah and the Prophet is essential in Islam.
This document summarizes the life of Sayyiduna Zubayr Bin ‘Awwām. It discusses his great status, mentioning that he will intercede for 100,000 people on Judgment Day due to his recitation of Salat upon the Prophet. It provides intentions for listening to a religious speech and delivering a speech, emphasizing focusing on sincerity. It also shares background on a verse revealed about Zubayr and his sale of life to seek Allah's pleasure, referencing his support of the Prophet.
The document discusses why prayer is important for Muslims. It explains that prayer helps humans recognize their weakness before Allah and show gratitude for Allah's blessings. It describes how the Prophet Muhammad was first instructed to pray by the angel Gabriel. Prayer allows believers to spiritually ascend and communicate with Allah five times daily. The document emphasizes that prayer is a pillar of Islam that strengthens one's faith, and neglecting prayer can lead one towards disbelief.
This document contains several hadiths from Sahih Bukhari regarding Islamic rulings on partnership. The hadiths discuss topics such as:
1) A story of the Prophet and his army eating from a large fish for 18 days after running short on provisions.
2) The Prophet ordering collected leftover journey food to be distributed equally to solve a food shortage.
3) Rulings on jointly owned property and slaves, pre-emption rights, and properly distributing assets of partnerships.
The Ruling Concerning Mawlid An-Nabawi (The Celebration of Prophet's Birthday)Om Muktar
The Ruling Concerning Mawlid An-Nabawi (The Celebration of Prophet's Birthday)
by Shaikh Saleh ibn Fawzan al-Fawzan
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with additional quotes from 'Hukm al-Ihtifal bil-Mawlid war-Radd ala man ajaaz'
by Shaikh Muhammad ibn Ibraheem Aal-Shaikh
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A Dialogue between Shaikh al-Albanee and a proponent of Mawlid
This document discusses the importance of performing prayers (salah) correctly according to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. It notes that Imam Ahmad observed many people in the community were not performing salah properly, in some cases invalidating their prayers. The treatise provides guidance on properly following the imam during each part of the prayer based on hadiths, such as waiting for the imam to complete each movement before following. It aims to educate believers on performing valid salah that will be accepted by Allah.
This document provides an editors preface and table of contents for a book containing 40 hadith about the Quran. The hadith discuss topics such as the superiority of the Quran, its role as proof for or against believers, virtues of reciting and studying it, warnings about misusing or misinterpreting it, and the relationship between the Prophet Muhammad and the Quran. The collection aims to highlight important hadith about the Quran through numbering 40 hadith within the larger compilation.
70 matters related to fasting || Australian Islamic Library || www.australian...Muhammad Nabeel Musharraf
This document provides information about fasting during the month of Ramadan from the website of the Australian Islamic Library. It begins with definitions of fasting and an overview of the religious ruling that fasting during Ramadan is obligatory for Muslims based on Quranic verses and hadith. It then discusses some of the virtues of fasting, including that fasting was chosen by God and He will reward it greatly. The document provides examples from hadith about rewards for fasting, such as fasting interceding for a person on Judgment Day. It aims to inform Muslims about the rulings and etiquette of fasting during Ramadan.
The document discusses different terms related to having fear of Allah (SWT) when reciting or remembering the Quran and Allah. It provides definitions of terms like wajal, khawf, khashyah, and haybah. It also shares stories and sayings of the Prophet (SAW) and Sahaba about how they were moved with fear when reciting certain Quranic verses or passages. The document emphasizes the importance of having one's heart tremble with khawf and khashyah of Allah to truly benefit from reciting the Quran.
- This is by courtesy of AlKauthar Institute & their "Just Go Do It" initiative.
- Just Go Do It is available @ http://www.justgodoit.net/
- This document also available from their website
Very rewarding nafl salaahs we can pray everyday! part 1zakir2012
This document summarizes 8 rewarding optional prayers that can be prayed everyday during Ramadan:
1. Tahiyyatul Wudu prayer (after ablution), 2. Ishraq prayer (sunrise prayer), 3. Dhuha prayer (breakfast prayer), 4. Four rakat sunnah prayer before Zuhr, 5. Four rakat sunnah prayer before Asr, 6. Awwabeen prayers (6-20 rakats after Maghrib), 7. Tahajjud prayer (night prayer), 8. Salaatul Tasbih prayer. Performing these optional prayers regularly is hoped to gain many spiritual rewards.
The document discusses the virtue of Abu Ubayda and using singular narrations (khabar al-ahad) as proof. It notes a hadith narrated by several sources where the Prophet said Abu Ubayda was "the trustworthy one of this Ummah" when the people of Yemen asked him to send someone to teach them the Sunnah and Islam. The document argues that since the Prophet sent Abu Ubayda alone to teach them, it shows singular narrations can be used as proof for matters of creed, just as they are used for issues of jurisprudence. It concludes that not considering singular narrations as proof for creed would imply the Prophet was mocking the people of Yemen.
Natural death of hadhrat jesus as, son of marymuzaffertahir9
The greatest hurdle for the non-Ahmadi Muslims in accepting Hazrat Mirza Ghulam AhmadAS, the Founder of Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, as the Promised Messiah and Mahdi is their belief regarding Hazrat Eisa (peace be on him); that as soon as the Jews resolved to lay hold on him, God raised Hazrat EisaAS to Heaven, and in place of him, caught hold of one of his enemies and, making him in the same appearance as Hazrat EisaAS, had this enemy of JesusAS put on the Cross instead of JesusAS himself. They further believe that he is still in Heaven since his ascent, without undergoing any change, and this very Hazrat EisaAS will descend for the reformation of the Muslims, and to make Islam dominate over all other religions.
This concept of the non-Ahmadies is entirely against the Holy Quran, the Traditions of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) and the consensus of the early scholars of Islam, as shall be explained in this series. Insha Allah.
This document discusses the opinions of Islamic scholars on weak (dha'eef) hadiths. It explains that a hadith is considered weak due to weaknesses in the chain of narrators, not in the substance of the hadith itself. It notes there is scholarly consensus that weak hadiths can be accepted regarding matters of virtue/excellence. The document also discusses how weak hadiths can be strengthened by other corroborating evidence like multiple chains of narration, acceptance by the Muslim community, or use by early jurists in legal rulings. It provides examples of how even non-conforming Islamic scholars rely on weak hadiths in practice.
The document summarizes the death of Abū Jaĥl, one of the main opponents of the Prophet Muhammad, during the Battle of Badr. It describes how two young Muslim boys, Mu'az and Mu'awwaz, fought bravely and killed Abū Jaĥl. It also recounts how Abdullah ibn Mas'ud found the severely wounded Abū Jaĥl on the battlefield and ultimately beheaded him, bringing his head to the Prophet to report that the enemy leader had been slain.
Debating the Concepts of the Jamaa'at at-TakfeerOm Muktar
The document discusses the concepts of the Takfeeri Jamaa'at group and refutes their false beliefs. It summarizes that the Prophet predicted the splitting of the ummah into sects, with only one sect (the Jamaa'ah) entering paradise. It describes how the Khawaarij sect killed Muslims and supported enemies of Islam. Imaam Muqbil then discusses how the Khawaarij innovated new beliefs and rejected rightful Muslim leadership. He argues their beliefs contradict the Quran and hadith.
This slide program explains 10 rights of Prophet Mohammad (SAW) upon the Muslims. It is incumbent upon Muslims to learn these and fulfill those as best as possible.
The five pillars of Islam are: 1) the Shahadah, which is the declaration of faith; 2) Salah, performing ritual prayers five times a day; 3) Zakah, paying an annual alms tax to support the poor; 4) Sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and 5) Hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca that every Muslim aims to make once in their lifetime if physically and financially able.
The document discusses the importance of maintaining strong family ties and relationships according to Islamic teachings. It provides several hadiths (sayings of the Prophet Muhammad) that emphasize treating parents, especially mothers, with utmost kindness and respect. The hadiths also stress the virtue of being good to one's parents even if it means postponing other acts of worship like prayers. Additionally, the hadiths advise Muslims to respect their parents' friends and not cut off family ties with relatives. Breaking family bonds or severing relationships is strongly warned against in the hadiths.
The document contains several passages from the Qur'an describing water. It references rivers of water, milk, wine and honey in paradise. It asks the reader to consider the water they drink and questions who could supply clear flowing water if their stream was lost. It notes that God made mountains and provided sweet, wholesome water and asks the reader to observe how camels are made in reference to water.
This document summarizes hadith from Sahih Bukhari about drinks. It discusses:
1) Hadith where the Prophet says those who drink alcohol in this life but do not repent will be deprived of it in the afterlife.
2) A hadith where the Prophet was offered wine or milk at Jerusalem and chose milk, being told this guided him to the right path.
3) Other hadith describing signs of the last day including prevalence of illegal sex, alcohol, and fewer men relative to women.
4) Hadith stating those committing adultery, theft or drinking alcohol are not believers at that time.
5) Background that alcohol was prohibited when special wine
This document summarizes 40 common mistakes people make during salat or prayer in Islam. It discusses mistakes like abandoning salat altogether, which is considered disbelief. It also discusses delaying salat past its appointed time, not praying in congregation without an excuse, lacking tranquility during salat, and lacking proper humility. Other mistakes mentioned include preceding the imam in movements, standing before the imam finishes the prayer, making the intention aloud, and not reciting Al-Fatihah. The document aims to clarify proper salat etiquette and correct common errors based on Quranic verses and hadith.
This document summarizes the life of Sayyiduna Zubayr Bin ‘Awwām. It discusses his great status, mentioning that he will intercede for 100,000 people on Judgment Day due to his recitation of Salat upon the Prophet. It provides intentions for listening to a religious speech and delivering a speech, emphasizing focusing on sincerity. It also shares background on a verse revealed about Zubayr and his sale of life to seek Allah's pleasure, referencing his support of the Prophet.
The document discusses why prayer is important for Muslims. It explains that prayer helps humans recognize their weakness before Allah and show gratitude for Allah's blessings. It describes how the Prophet Muhammad was first instructed to pray by the angel Gabriel. Prayer allows believers to spiritually ascend and communicate with Allah five times daily. The document emphasizes that prayer is a pillar of Islam that strengthens one's faith, and neglecting prayer can lead one towards disbelief.
This document contains several hadiths from Sahih Bukhari regarding Islamic rulings on partnership. The hadiths discuss topics such as:
1) A story of the Prophet and his army eating from a large fish for 18 days after running short on provisions.
2) The Prophet ordering collected leftover journey food to be distributed equally to solve a food shortage.
3) Rulings on jointly owned property and slaves, pre-emption rights, and properly distributing assets of partnerships.
The Ruling Concerning Mawlid An-Nabawi (The Celebration of Prophet's Birthday)Om Muktar
The Ruling Concerning Mawlid An-Nabawi (The Celebration of Prophet's Birthday)
by Shaikh Saleh ibn Fawzan al-Fawzan
-----------------------------------------------------------
with additional quotes from 'Hukm al-Ihtifal bil-Mawlid war-Radd ala man ajaaz'
by Shaikh Muhammad ibn Ibraheem Aal-Shaikh
-----------------------------------------------------------
A Dialogue between Shaikh al-Albanee and a proponent of Mawlid
This document discusses the importance of performing prayers (salah) correctly according to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. It notes that Imam Ahmad observed many people in the community were not performing salah properly, in some cases invalidating their prayers. The treatise provides guidance on properly following the imam during each part of the prayer based on hadiths, such as waiting for the imam to complete each movement before following. It aims to educate believers on performing valid salah that will be accepted by Allah.
This document provides an editors preface and table of contents for a book containing 40 hadith about the Quran. The hadith discuss topics such as the superiority of the Quran, its role as proof for or against believers, virtues of reciting and studying it, warnings about misusing or misinterpreting it, and the relationship between the Prophet Muhammad and the Quran. The collection aims to highlight important hadith about the Quran through numbering 40 hadith within the larger compilation.
70 matters related to fasting || Australian Islamic Library || www.australian...Muhammad Nabeel Musharraf
This document provides information about fasting during the month of Ramadan from the website of the Australian Islamic Library. It begins with definitions of fasting and an overview of the religious ruling that fasting during Ramadan is obligatory for Muslims based on Quranic verses and hadith. It then discusses some of the virtues of fasting, including that fasting was chosen by God and He will reward it greatly. The document provides examples from hadith about rewards for fasting, such as fasting interceding for a person on Judgment Day. It aims to inform Muslims about the rulings and etiquette of fasting during Ramadan.
The document discusses different terms related to having fear of Allah (SWT) when reciting or remembering the Quran and Allah. It provides definitions of terms like wajal, khawf, khashyah, and haybah. It also shares stories and sayings of the Prophet (SAW) and Sahaba about how they were moved with fear when reciting certain Quranic verses or passages. The document emphasizes the importance of having one's heart tremble with khawf and khashyah of Allah to truly benefit from reciting the Quran.
- This is by courtesy of AlKauthar Institute & their "Just Go Do It" initiative.
- Just Go Do It is available @ http://www.justgodoit.net/
- This document also available from their website
Very rewarding nafl salaahs we can pray everyday! part 1zakir2012
This document summarizes 8 rewarding optional prayers that can be prayed everyday during Ramadan:
1. Tahiyyatul Wudu prayer (after ablution), 2. Ishraq prayer (sunrise prayer), 3. Dhuha prayer (breakfast prayer), 4. Four rakat sunnah prayer before Zuhr, 5. Four rakat sunnah prayer before Asr, 6. Awwabeen prayers (6-20 rakats after Maghrib), 7. Tahajjud prayer (night prayer), 8. Salaatul Tasbih prayer. Performing these optional prayers regularly is hoped to gain many spiritual rewards.
The document discusses the virtue of Abu Ubayda and using singular narrations (khabar al-ahad) as proof. It notes a hadith narrated by several sources where the Prophet said Abu Ubayda was "the trustworthy one of this Ummah" when the people of Yemen asked him to send someone to teach them the Sunnah and Islam. The document argues that since the Prophet sent Abu Ubayda alone to teach them, it shows singular narrations can be used as proof for matters of creed, just as they are used for issues of jurisprudence. It concludes that not considering singular narrations as proof for creed would imply the Prophet was mocking the people of Yemen.
Natural death of hadhrat jesus as, son of marymuzaffertahir9
The greatest hurdle for the non-Ahmadi Muslims in accepting Hazrat Mirza Ghulam AhmadAS, the Founder of Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, as the Promised Messiah and Mahdi is their belief regarding Hazrat Eisa (peace be on him); that as soon as the Jews resolved to lay hold on him, God raised Hazrat EisaAS to Heaven, and in place of him, caught hold of one of his enemies and, making him in the same appearance as Hazrat EisaAS, had this enemy of JesusAS put on the Cross instead of JesusAS himself. They further believe that he is still in Heaven since his ascent, without undergoing any change, and this very Hazrat EisaAS will descend for the reformation of the Muslims, and to make Islam dominate over all other religions.
This concept of the non-Ahmadies is entirely against the Holy Quran, the Traditions of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of God be on him) and the consensus of the early scholars of Islam, as shall be explained in this series. Insha Allah.
This document discusses the opinions of Islamic scholars on weak (dha'eef) hadiths. It explains that a hadith is considered weak due to weaknesses in the chain of narrators, not in the substance of the hadith itself. It notes there is scholarly consensus that weak hadiths can be accepted regarding matters of virtue/excellence. The document also discusses how weak hadiths can be strengthened by other corroborating evidence like multiple chains of narration, acceptance by the Muslim community, or use by early jurists in legal rulings. It provides examples of how even non-conforming Islamic scholars rely on weak hadiths in practice.
The document summarizes the death of Abū Jaĥl, one of the main opponents of the Prophet Muhammad, during the Battle of Badr. It describes how two young Muslim boys, Mu'az and Mu'awwaz, fought bravely and killed Abū Jaĥl. It also recounts how Abdullah ibn Mas'ud found the severely wounded Abū Jaĥl on the battlefield and ultimately beheaded him, bringing his head to the Prophet to report that the enemy leader had been slain.
Debating the Concepts of the Jamaa'at at-TakfeerOm Muktar
The document discusses the concepts of the Takfeeri Jamaa'at group and refutes their false beliefs. It summarizes that the Prophet predicted the splitting of the ummah into sects, with only one sect (the Jamaa'ah) entering paradise. It describes how the Khawaarij sect killed Muslims and supported enemies of Islam. Imaam Muqbil then discusses how the Khawaarij innovated new beliefs and rejected rightful Muslim leadership. He argues their beliefs contradict the Quran and hadith.
This slide program explains 10 rights of Prophet Mohammad (SAW) upon the Muslims. It is incumbent upon Muslims to learn these and fulfill those as best as possible.
The five pillars of Islam are: 1) the Shahadah, which is the declaration of faith; 2) Salah, performing ritual prayers five times a day; 3) Zakah, paying an annual alms tax to support the poor; 4) Sawm, fasting during the month of Ramadan; and 5) Hajj, pilgrimage to Mecca that every Muslim aims to make once in their lifetime if physically and financially able.
The document discusses the importance of maintaining strong family ties and relationships according to Islamic teachings. It provides several hadiths (sayings of the Prophet Muhammad) that emphasize treating parents, especially mothers, with utmost kindness and respect. The hadiths also stress the virtue of being good to one's parents even if it means postponing other acts of worship like prayers. Additionally, the hadiths advise Muslims to respect their parents' friends and not cut off family ties with relatives. Breaking family bonds or severing relationships is strongly warned against in the hadiths.
The document contains several passages from the Qur'an describing water. It references rivers of water, milk, wine and honey in paradise. It asks the reader to consider the water they drink and questions who could supply clear flowing water if their stream was lost. It notes that God made mountains and provided sweet, wholesome water and asks the reader to observe how camels are made in reference to water.
This document summarizes hadith from Sahih Bukhari about drinks. It discusses:
1) Hadith where the Prophet says those who drink alcohol in this life but do not repent will be deprived of it in the afterlife.
2) A hadith where the Prophet was offered wine or milk at Jerusalem and chose milk, being told this guided him to the right path.
3) Other hadith describing signs of the last day including prevalence of illegal sex, alcohol, and fewer men relative to women.
4) Hadith stating those committing adultery, theft or drinking alcohol are not believers at that time.
5) Background that alcohol was prohibited when special wine
This document summarizes 40 common mistakes people make during salat or prayer in Islam. It discusses mistakes like abandoning salat altogether, which is considered disbelief. It also discusses delaying salat past its appointed time, not praying in congregation without an excuse, lacking tranquility during salat, and lacking proper humility. Other mistakes mentioned include preceding the imam in movements, standing before the imam finishes the prayer, making the intention aloud, and not reciting Al-Fatihah. The document aims to clarify proper salat etiquette and correct common errors based on Quranic verses and hadith.
This passage from the Quran outlines prohibitions on marriage, stating that it is forbidden to marry one's mother, daughter, sister, father's sister, mother's sister, brother's daughter, sister's daughter, foster mothers who nursed you, foster sisters, wife's mother, or step-daughter under one's guardianship. It also prohibits marrying two sisters at the same time, except what has already occurred, and prohibits marrying women who are already married, except slaves.
The document summarizes passages from the Quran about the birth of Jesus.
1) It describes an angel informing Mary that God has chosen her and she will give birth to a son named Jesus, who will be honored in this world and the next.
2) Mary expresses doubt about having a son without touching a man. The angel explains that God creates what He wills simply by saying "Be."
3) It briefly mentions Mary conceiving Jesus and going to a distant place due to the pains of childbirth.
Dhikr refers to the remembrance and worship of Allah through remembering His names and attributes. Du'aa refers to supplicating and praying to Allah alone for one's needs. The document discusses how Muslims are commanded to make dhikr and du'aa of Allah frequently, as a form of worshipping and remembering the Creator who has given humanity life and all possessions. It provides examples of common phrases for dhikr like "Subhan-Allah" and recommends following the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad on how to make effective du'aa.
Those who rejected the messenger that Community Destroyed!FAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
The leaders of a community rejected a prophet sent to them by God, claiming he was just a regular man like them. They did not believe he could raise them from the dead after they died. The prophet asked God for help against their accusations. God responded that they would soon regret rejecting him, and a blast overtook the community as punishment, leaving them like dead leaves floating in the stream of time. No generation can hasten or delay their appointed time.
Book 17 pertaining to punishments prescribed by islam (kitab al−hudud)FAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
The document discusses Islamic laws (hudud) pertaining to punishments. It outlines punishments prescribed in the Quran and hadith for various crimes like theft, adultery, and slander. It provides details on cutting off hands for theft if the value stolen is over a certain minimum. It also discusses stoning as punishment for married adulterers and flogging/exile for unmarried ones. It emphasizes that there can be no exceptions or reprieve from punishments even for important persons, as was done by some pre-Islamic societies.
Allah has many attributes that are described in the Quran and Hadith. Some of His key attributes include:
- Being the one and only God, who is self-subsisting and eternal
- Having perfect knowledge that encompasses all of creation
- Being the Light of the heavens and earth
- Being the Gracious, Merciful, Sovereign, Holy, Source of Peace, and more
Human attributes cannot fully comprehend Allah's supreme and perfect nature.
Islam comes from the Arabic root word meaning "peace" and refers to submitting one's will to Allah. It is a religion of peace acquired by surrendering oneself and one's pleasures to God's will. The message of Islam was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 1400 years ago through the angel Gabriel and was preserved in the Holy Quran, which claims to combine the best of earlier scriptures and is guaranteed by God to be free from corruption.
The document lists 99 names of Allah that describe his divine attributes. Some of the names included are Ar-Rahman (The All-Compassionate), Al-Quddus (The Pure One), and Al-Khaliq (The Creator). The names cover Allah's aspects as the giver of mercy, judge, forgiver of sins, sustainer, and owner of all power and strength.
Book 9 virtues of the prayer hall (sutra of the mussala)FAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
The document summarizes several hadiths from Sahih Bukhari about virtues of the prayer hall and using a sutra during prayer. It describes how the Prophet Muhammad would pray with a spear, stick or camel saddle placed in front of him as a barrier. It also mentions that the Prophet prayed while Aisha slept near him and women and donkeys passed by during prayer. The distance between where the Prophet prayed and a wall was short enough for a sheep to pass through.
This document contains several hadiths from the Sahih al-Bukhari collection relating to saying or doing something under compulsion. Some key points:
1) It describes a hadith where the Prophet Muhammad invoked Allah to save certain individuals and inflict famine upon the tribe of Mudar.
2) Another hadith lists three qualities of faith: loving Allah and the Prophet more than anything, loving others for Allah's sake, and hating disbelief as much as being thrown into Hell.
3) One narration describes how 'Umar forced Sa'id bin Zaid to leave Islam before 'Umar's own conversion.
The document discusses the importance of avoiding sin and disobedience through references from the Quran and hadith. It notes that sins can lead to a loss of knowledge, rizq, depression, obstacles in tasks, prevention from obedience, and shortening of life span. The document also warns that sins tend to pile up, with one sin leading to another, and mentions hadiths about communities being destroyed when sins become widespread. It emphasizes taking sin seriously and avoiding feeling complacent about minor sins.
This document discusses Islamic monotheism and warns against shirk (associating partners with Allah). It summarizes the key messages of prophets including belief in one God and following His commandments. While the pre-Islamic Arabs acknowledged Allah as creator, they erred by worshipping idols and seeking intercession from the dead. The document cautions that certain modern Muslim practices like building shrines for saints resemble pre-Islamic shirk. It affirms that only Allah possesses knowledge of the unseen and that the dead cannot hear supplications or intercede, as this would associate divine attributes with other than Allah.
The document contains several hadiths and passages from the Quran discussing important Islamic concepts like remembrance of Allah, saying prayers like "Subhan Allahi Wa bihamdihi", avoiding longing for death, Allah's patience, best deeds, intercession of Prophet Muhammad on judgement day, and more. It also provides explanations of key terms like Almighty God, five pillars of Islam, six pillars of Iman, and 99 names of Allah.
This document summarizes Islamic teachings on supporting one's family from Sahih al-Bukhari, a collection of hadith. It provides several hadith that emphasize the religious merit of spending on one's family, looking after widows and the poor, and not leaving dependents in a destitute state. It also discusses rules around a wife taking from her husband's wealth reasonably for family needs and dividing inheritance.
1) Jabir fell sick and the Prophet visited him, performing ablution and sprinkling the water on Jabir, who awoke and asked about inheriting his property.
2) The Prophet did not reply until verses on inheritance were revealed from God.
3) The document discusses Islamic laws of inheritance from passages in the Hadith, detailing rulings on distributing a deceased person's property to relatives.
This document contains several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari discussing various religious rulings and practices in Islam, as well as debates among scholars on interpretations. The hadiths cover topics such as:
- The importance of intentions in deeds and rewards.
- Ablution being required after passing gas.
- Regulations on zakat written by Abu Bakr.
- Details on the five daily prayers, fasting in Ramadan, and zakat obligations.
- Rulings on tricks to avoid paying zakat such as selling camels before it is due.
- Forbidding of practices like shighar marriages, temporary marriages, and an-najsh.
The document provides advice from Islamic hadiths on piety and trust in Allah. It contains 7 key points:
1) Several hadiths emphasize fearing Allah and putting complete trust in Him.
2) A hadith describes a vision the Prophet Muhammad had of the numbers of people in different prophets' nations who would enter paradise.
3) Other hadiths advise supplicating to Allah for guidance and righteousness, and changing to better actions that are closer to piety.
4) Believing in Allah and putting one's full trust in Him increases faith and leads to blessings.
5) Stories describe the Prophet Muhammad keeping calm and putting his full trust
The document provides guidance for Muslims in South Carolina regarding matters related to death, burial, and the graveyard. It discusses actions that should be taken when a Muslim is dying, including encouraging them to recite the Shahadah and saying good things. It also outlines steps after a Muslim has died, such as announcing the death modestly, saying "Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un", and how relatives and friends should respond. The document advises on burial practices in accordance with Islamic law and South Carolina code.
This document is a summary and introduction to a book by Shaykh 'Abdullah 'Azzam titled "The Scales of Allah". It discusses how Allah has revealed divine scales to judge things, with the most important being faith and righteousness. In contrast, pre-Islamic societies used scales like wealth, status and lineage to judge people. It argues establishing Allah's scales on Earth requires nurturing souls through trials and obedience to directives from Allah and His Messenger.
This document contains a summary of several hadiths from the Islamic holy book, the Quran. It discusses prohibitions around disputing interpretations of allegorical verses, avoiding those who engage in such disputes, and following the paths of previous religious groups like Jews and Christians. It also warns that near the end times, knowledge will decrease while ignorance increases, leading to more turmoil and bloodshed. Finally, it notes that those who introduce good or evil innovations, or call people to righteousness or error, will be rewarded or punished accordingly.
This document contains sections from Al-Ghazali's Ihya Ulum al-Din discussing the merits of invoking blessings, remembrance of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad. It provides hadith and verses from the Quran emphasizing the importance of invoking blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad and seeking forgiveness from Allah. Umar ibn al-Khattab's speech mourning the Prophet's death highlights Muhammad's great merit and status above all others in Allah's sight. The document praises the Prophet's humility and virtues.
Connecting with Allah 24/7, Who is Allah, What is Islam, Following Sunnah, Forms of Nafl Salah, Forms of Nafl Fasting, Optional Sadaqa, Remembering Allah, Dua, Adhkar, Zikr of Allah, Morning and Evening Adhkar
This document contains several hadiths from Sahih al-Bukhari regarding asking permission and proper greetings in Islam. It discusses how the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught Muslims to greet each other respectfully, with the younger greeting the older, those on foot greeting those riding, and smaller groups greeting larger groups. It also mentions hadiths about asking permission before entering homes or private spaces and the importance of lowering one's gaze.
This document summarizes Islamic rulings on wills and testaments from Sahih al-Bukhari, a collection of hadith. It discusses:
1) A hadith where the Prophet Muhammad says it is not permissible for a Muslim with property to delay writing a will for more than 2 nights.
2) Details of the Prophet's estate when he died, which consisted only of a piece of land, arms, and a mule.
3) A discussion on whether the Prophet made a will, with the response being he bequeathed the Quran.
Hazrat abu bakr sid deeq with rasool allah sawwfarahm3d
Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq R.A was a close companion of Prophet Muhammad SAW. Some key facts about him:
1) His real name was Abdullah but he was known as Abu Bakr. He was one of the first people to convert to Islam and provided strong support to the Prophet.
2) During difficult times, including when the disbelievers forced the Prophet to leave Mecca, Abu Bakr stood by the Prophet's side and provided comfort.
3) Abu Bakr was praised by the Prophet for having the strongest faith of all believers. After the Prophet's death, Abu Bakr became the first Caliph and helped unite the Muslim community
1) The document provides guidance from Islamic hadiths on the topics of death, preparing for death, and what to say or do when someone passes away.
2) It shares hadiths where the Prophet Muhammad expressed supplications asking Allah for forgiveness and mercy as death approached.
3) The hadiths advise Muslims to always be prepared for death, to not wish for death, and to die affirming that there is no god but Allah.
Book 38 pertaining to the charateristics of the hypocritesFAHIM AKTHAR ULLAL
This document contains multiple hadiths from the Book 38 section of Sahih al-Bukhari pertaining to the characteristics of hypocrites. The hadiths describe various actions and sayings of hypocrites during the time of the Prophet Muhammad, including withholding support from Muslims, making false accusations, questioning religious teachings, and abandoning faith. They highlight how the Quran revealed verses addressing the hypocritical behavior.
The document discusses the traditions and practices related to the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice). It contains several hadiths that describe:
1) The Prophet instructing Muslims to offer the Eid prayer first before slaughtering their sacrifices, and that slaughtering before the prayer means it is just regular meat for one's family, not a true sacrifice.
2) Exceptions made for those who had already slaughtered before the prayer, allowing them to use what they had slaughtered as their sacrifice.
3) Details of the sacrifices the Prophet and his companions made, such as slaughtering two black and white rams himself.
4) Allowing
The document summarizes the death of Abū Jaĥl, one of the main opponents of the Prophet Muhammad, during the Battle of Badr. It describes how two young Muslim boys, Mu'az and Mu'awwaz, fought bravely and killed Abū Jaĥl. It also recounts how Abdullah ibn Mas'ud found the severely wounded Abū Jaĥl on the battlefield and ultimately beheaded him, bringing his head to the Prophet to report that the enemy leader had been slain.
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Book 84 dealing with apostates
1. SAHIH BUKHARI VOLUME 9 > BOOK 84: DEALING WITH APOSTATES
Book 84: Dealing with Apostates
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 53:
Narrated 'Abdullah:
When the Verse: 'It is those who believe and confuse not their belief with wrong (i.e., worshipping
others besides Allah): (6.82) was revealed, it became very hard on the companions of the Prophet
and they said, "Who among us has not confused his belief with wrong (oppression)?" On that, Allah's
Apostle said, "This is not meant (by the Verse). Don't you listen to Luqman's statement: 'Verily! Joining
others in worship with Allah is a great wrong indeed.' (31.13)
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 54:
Narrated Abu Bakra:
The Prophet. said, "The biggest of the great sins are: To join others in worship with Allah, to be un-
dutiful to one's parents, and to give a false witness." He repeated it thrice, or said, "....a false
statement," and kept on repeating that warning till we wished he would stop saying it. (See Hadith
No.7, Vol. 8)
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 55:
Narrated 'Abdullah bin 'Amr:
A bedouin came to the Prophet and said, "O Allah's Apostle! What are the biggest sins?: The Proph-
et said, "To join others in worship with Allah." The bedouin said, "What is next?" The Prophet said, "To
be undutiful to one's parents." The bedouin said "What is next?" The Prophet said "To take an oath
'Al-Ghamus." The bedouin said, "What is an oath 'Al-Ghamus'?" The Prophet said, "The false oath
through which one deprives a Muslim of his property (unjustly)."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 56:
Narrated Ibn Mas'ud:
A man said, "O Allah's Apostle! Shall we be punished for what we did in the Prelslamic Period of
ignorance?" The Prophet said, "Whoever does good in Islam will not be punished for what he did in
the Pre-lslamic Period of ignorance and whoever does evil in Islam will be punished for his former
and later (bad deeds)."
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Volume 9, Book 84, Number 57:
Narrated 'Ikrima:
Some Zanadiqa (atheists) were brought to 'Ali and he burnt them. The news of this event, reached
Ibn 'Abbas who said, "If I had been in his place, I would not have burnt them, as Allah's Apostle for-
bade it, saying, 'Do not punish anybody with Allah's punishment (fire).' I would have killed them ac-
cording to the statement of Allah's Apostle, 'Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him.'"
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 58:
Narrated Abu Burda:
Abu Musa said, "I came to the Prophet along with two men (from the tribe) of Ash'ariyin, one on
my right and the other on my left, while Allah's Apostle was brushing his teeth (with a Siwak), and
both men asked him for some employment. The Prophet said, 'O Abu Musa (O 'Abdullah bin Qais!).' I
said, 'By Him Who sent you with the Truth, these two men did not tell me what was in their hearts
and I did not feel (realize) that they were seeking employment.' As if I were looking now at his Siwak
being drawn to a corner under his lips, and he said, 'We never (or, we do not) appoint for our affairs
anyone who seeks to be employed. But O Abu Musa! (or 'Abdullah bin Qais!) Go to Yemen.'" The
Prophet then sent Mu'adh bin Jabal after him and when Mu'adh reached him, he spread out a cush-
ion for him and requested him to get down (and sit on the cushion). Behold: There was a fettered
man beside Abu Muisa. Mu'adh asked, "Who is this (man)?" Abu Muisa said, "He was a Jew and be-
came a Muslim and then reverted back to Judaism." Then Abu Muisa requested Mu'adh to sit down
but Mu'adh said, "I will not sit down till he has been killed. This is the judgment of Allah and His
Apostle (for such cases) and repeated it thrice. Then Abu Musa ordered that the man be killed, and
he was killed. Abu Musa added, "Then we discussed the night prayers and one of us said, 'I pray and
sleep, and I hope that Allah will reward me for my sleep as well as for my prayers.'"
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 59:
Narrated Abu Huraira:
When the Prophet died and Abu Bakr became his successor and some of the Arabs reverted to dis-
belief, 'Umar said, "O Abu Bakr! How can you fight these people although Allah's Apostle said, 'I have
been ordered to fight the people till they say: 'None has the right to be worshipped but Allah, 'and
whoever said, 'None has the right to be worshipped but Allah', Allah will save his property and his
life from me, unless (he does something for which he receives legal punishment) justly, and his ac-
count will be with Allah?' "Abu Bakr said, "By Allah! I will fight whoever differentiates between
prayers and Zakat as Zakat is the right to be taken from property (according to Allah's Orders). By
Allah! If they refused to pay me even a kid they used to pay to Allah's Apostle, I would fight with
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them for withholding it." 'Umar said, "By Allah: It was nothing, but I noticed that Allah opened Abu
Bakr's chest towards the decision to fight, therefore I realized that his decision was right."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 60:
Narrated Anas bin Malik:
A Jew passed by Allah's Apostle and said, "As-Samu 'Alaika." Allah's Apostle said in reply, "We
'Alaika." Allah's Apostle then said to his companions, "Do you know what he (the Jew) has said? He
said, 'As-Samu 'Alaika.'" They said, "O Allah's Apostle! Shall we kill him?" The Prophet, said, "No.
When the people of the Book greet you, say: 'Wa 'Alaikum.'"
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 61:
Narrated 'Aisha:
A group of Jews asked permission to visit the Prophet (and when they were admitted) they said,
"As-Samu 'Alaika (Death be upon you)." I said (to them), "But death and the curse of Allah be upon
you!" The Prophet said, "O 'Aisha! Allah is kind and lenient and likes that one should be kind and le-
nient in all matters." I said, "Haven't you heard what they said?" He said, "I said (to them), 'Wa
'Alaikum (and upon you).
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 62:
Narrated Ibn 'Umar:
Allah's Apostle said, "When the Jews greet anyone of you they say: 'Sam'Alaika (death be upon
you); so you should say; 'Wa 'Alaika (and upon you).'"
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 63:
Narrated 'Abdullah:
As if I am looking at the Prophet while he was speaking about one of the prophets whose people
have beaten and wounded him, and he was wiping the blood off his face and saying, "O Lord! For-
give my, people as they do not know."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 64:
Narrated 'Ali:
Whenever I tell you a narration from Allah's Apostle, by Allah, I would rather fall down from the
sky than ascribe a false statement to him, but if I tell you something between me and you (not a
Hadith) then it was indeed a trick (i.e., I may say things just to cheat my enemy). No doubt I heard
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Allah's Apostle saying, "During the last days there will appear some young foolish people who will
say the best words but their faith will not go beyond their throats (i.e. they will have no faith) and
will go out from (leave) their religion as an arrow goes out of the game. So, where-ever you find
them, kill them, for who-ever kills them shall have reward on the Day of Resurrection."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 65:
Narrated 'Abdullah bin 'Amr bin Yasar:
That they visited Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri and asked him about Al-Harauriyya, a special unorthodox
religious sect, "Did you hear the Prophet saying anything about them?" Abu Sa'id said, "I do not know
what Al-Harauriyya is, but I heard the Prophet saying, "There will appear in this nation---- he did
not say: From this nation ---- a group of people so pious apparently that you will consider your
prayers inferior to their prayers, but they will recite the Quran, the teachings of which will not go
beyond their throats and will go out of their religion as an arrow darts through the game,
whereupon the archer may look at his arrow, its Nasl at its Risaf and its Fuqa to see whether it is
blood-stained or not (i.e. they will have not even a trace of Islam in them)."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 66:
Narrated 'Abdullah bin 'Umar:
Regarding Al-Harauriyya: The Prophet said, "They will go out of Islam as an arrow darts out of the
game's body.'
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 67:
Narrated Abu Sa'id:
While the Prophet was distributing (something, 'Abdullah bin Dhil Khawaisira At-Tamimi came
and said, "Be just, O Allah's Apostle!" The Prophet said, "Woe to you ! Who would be just if I were
not?" 'Umar bin Al-Khattab said, "Allow me to cut off his neck ! " The Prophet said, " Leave him, for he
has companions, and if you compare your prayers with their prayers and your fasting with theirs,
you will look down upon your prayers and fasting, in comparison to theirs. Yet they will go out of
the religion as an arrow darts through the game's body in which case, if the Qudhadh of the arrow is
examined, nothing will be found on it, and when its Nasl is examined, nothing will be found on it;
and then its Nadiyi is examined, nothing will be found on it. The arrow has been too fast to be
smeared by dung and blood. The sign by which these people will be recognized will be a man whose
one hand (or breast) will be like the breast of a woman (or like a moving piece of flesh). These people
will appear when there will be differences among the people (Muslims)." Abu Sa'id added: I testify
that I heard this from the Prophet and also testify that 'Ali killed those people while I was with him.
The man with the description given by the Prophet was brought to 'Ali. The following Verses were
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revealed in connection with that very person (i.e., 'Abdullah bin Dhil-Khawaisira At-Tarnimi): 'And
among them are men who accuse you (O Muhammad) in the matter of (the distribution of) the alms.'
(9.58)
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 68:
Narrated Yusair bin 'Amr:
I asked Sahl bin Hunaif, "Did you hear the Prophet saying anything about Al-Khawarij?" He said, "I
heard him saying while pointing his hand towards Iraq. "There will appear in it (i.e, Iraq) some
people who will recite the Quran but it will not go beyond their throats, and they will go out from
(leave) Islam as an arrow darts through the game's body.' "
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 69:
Narrated Abu Huraira:
Allah's Apostle said, "The Hour will not be established till two (huge) groups fight against each
other, their claim being one and the same."
Narrated 'Abdullah:
When the Verse:--'Those who believe and did not confuse their belief with wrong (worshipping
others besides Allah).' (6.82) was revealed, it was hard on the companions of the Prophet and they
said, "Who among us has not wronged (oppressed) himself?" Allah's Apostle said, "The meaning of
the Verse is not as you think, but it is as Luqman said to his son, 'O my son! Join not in worship oth-
ers with Allah, Verily! Joining others in worship with Allah is a great wrong indeed.'" (31.13)
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 70:
Narrated 'Abdullah:
When the Verse:--'Those who believe and did not confuse their belief with wrong (worshipping
others besides Allah).' (6.82) was revealed, it was hard on the companions of the Prophet and they
said, "Who among us has not wronged (oppressed) himself?" Allah's Apostle said, "The meaning of
the Verse is not as you think, but it is as Luqman said to his son, 'O my son! Join not in worship oth-
ers with Allah, Verily! Joining others in worship with Allah is a great wrong indeed.'" (31.13)
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 71:
Narrated 'Itban bin Malik:
Once Allah's Apostle came to me in the morning, and a man among us said, "Where is Malik bin
Ad-Dukhshun?" Another man from us replied, "He is a hypocrite who does not love Allah and His
Apostle." The Prophet said, "Don't you think that he says: None has the right to be worshipped but Al-
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lah, only for Allah's sake?" They replied, "Yes" The Prophet said, "Nobody will meet Allah with that
saying on the Day of Resurrection, but Allah will save him from the Fire."
Volume 9, Book 84, Number 72:
Narrated:
Abu 'Abdur-Rahman and Hibban bin 'Atiyya had a dispute. Abu 'Abdur-Rahman said to Hibban,
"You know what made your companions (i.e. Ali) dare to shed blood." Hibban said, "Come on! What
is that?" 'Abdur-Rahman said, "Something I heard him saying." The other said, "What was it?" 'Abdur-
Rahman said, "'Ali said, Allah's Apostle sent for me, Az-Zubair and Abu Marthad, and all of us were
cavalry men, and said, 'Proceed to Raudat-Hajj (Abu Salama said that Abu 'Awana called it like this,
i.e., Hajj where there is a woman carrying a letter from Hatib bin Abi Balta'a to the pagans (of
Mecca). So bring that letter to me.' So we proceeded riding on our horses till we overtook her at the
same place of which Allah's Apostle had told us. She was traveling on her camel. In that letter Hatib
had written to the Meccans about the proposed attached of Allah's Apostle against them. We asked
her, "Where is the letter which is with you?' She replied, 'I haven't got any letter.' So we made her
camel kneel down and searched her luggage, but we did not find anything. My two companions said,
'We do not think that she has got a letter.' I said, 'We know that Allah's Apostle has not told a lie.'"
Then 'Ali took an oath saying, "By Him by Whom one should swear! You shall either bring out the
letter or we shall strip off your clothes." She then stretched out her hand for her girdle (round her
waist) and brought out the paper (letter). They took the letter to Allah's Apostle. 'Umar said, "O Allah's
Apostle! (Hatib) has betrayed Allah, His Apostle and the believers; let me chop off his neck!" Allah's
Apostle said, "O Hatib! What obliged you to do what you have done?" Hatib replied, "O Allah's
Apostle! Why (for what reason) should I not believe in Allah and His Apostle? But I intended to do
the (Mecca) people a favor by virtue of which my family and property may be protected as there is
none of your companions but has some of his people (relatives) whom Allah urges to protect his
family and property." The Prophet said, "He has said the truth; therefore, do not say anything to him
except good." 'Umar again said, "O Allah's Apostle! He has betrayed Allah, His Apostle and the believ-
ers; let me chop his neck off!" The Prophet said, "Isn't he from those who fought the battle of Badr?
And what do you know, Allah might have looked at them (Badr warriors) and said (to them), 'Do
what you like, for I have granted you Paradise?' " On that, 'Umar's eyes became flooded with tears
and he said, "Allah and His Apostle know best."
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