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What is the reference and Arabic text of this narration?
Ibn Manazil (rahimahullah) said: “A believer seeks excuses for his brother while the hypocrite seeks mistakes.”
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What is the reference and Arabic text of this narration?
Ibn Manazil (rahimahullah) said: “A believer seeks excuses for his brother while the hypocrite seeks mistakes.”
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Imam Ibn Qudamah, a renowned Hambali Jurist, mentions a narration in which Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) was reported to have said:
“Do not begin intercourse until she has experienced desire like the desire you experience, lest you fulfil your desires before she does.”
Can you please verify the above
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What is the source of this Hadith?
The Messenger of Allah once passed by a man milking a sheep. He said “Leave some for the lamb for it is the most obedient animal.”
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I would like to ask if the following Hadith is authentic and what does it mean?
Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said:
“Verily, Allah loves that when anyone of you does a job he should perfect it”
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Sufyan Thawri (rahimahullah) said:
“Three qualities are regarded to be part of patience; Do not speak about about your misfortune, your pain, and do not praise yourself.”
May you kindly provide the reference and Arabic text with it?
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The Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wasallam) never used bad language, neither a “Fahish” nor a “Mutafahish”. He used to say ‘The best amongst you are those who have the best manners and character.”
(Sahih Bukhari, Hadith: 3559)
In the context of the above Hadith, does “Fahish” refer only to sexual bad language? Furthermore, what is meant by “Mutafahish”? Read More »
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What is the reference of this Hadith?
“Never seek your needs from one who does not love to see your success”
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What is the reference and Arabic text for this narration?
Muhammad ibn Sirin (rahimahullah) said: “If some news reaches you about your brother [i.e. an error or sin of his] then seek an excuse for him. If you do not find an excuse for him, then you should still say: He [definitely] has an excuse.’
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Are the sitting postures known as الاحتباء and القرفصاء the same?
(Sunan Abi Dawud, Hadith: 4846)
(Sunan Abi Dawud, Hadith: 4847) Read More »
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Can the above-mentioned Hadith be explained in its correct context, due to many people misusing this Hadith. Read More »
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What is the authenticity of this narration?