Authentication – Page 12

An unreliable narration on the virtue of buying something for one’s family and carrying it

Question

Is this narration authentic?

Buying for one’s family and carrying it:

“Whoever buys something for his family and then carries it with his hands to them the sin of seventy years will be forgiven from him.”

The sin of engaging in anal intercourse

Question

Is this narration reliable?

لا ينظر الله إلى رجل جامع امرأته في دبرها

A person’s needs will be fulfilled by sending salutations upon Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam)

Question

What is the status of the following narration?

من جعل عبادته الصلاة علي قضى الله له حاجة الدنيا والآخرة

Translation: Whoever dedicates his worship solely to sending salutations upon me, Allah will fulfill his needs of this world as well as the Hereafter.

Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) waits for three days

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Where is the following Hadith found and can it be quoted? If possible, what is the lesson from this Hadith?

Abdullah ibn Abil Hamsa was a companion who narrates:

“Prior to the commencement of the divine mission of Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) [i.e. Nubuwwah], I dealt with him in a business transaction and there was still something due to him. I promised him that I will bring it there shortly. However, I forgot and remembered after three days. When I returned to the meeting place, Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) was still there. He (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said nothing more to me than, “You have subjected me to an inconvenience as I have been waiting for you for the past three days.”

The virtue of farming and planting

Question

Is this Hadith authentic?

عن جابر، أنّ النّبيّ صلّى الله عليه وسلّم دخل على أمّ مبشّر الأنصاريّة في نخل لها، فقال لها النّبي صلّى الله عليه وسلّم: من غرس هذا النخل؟ أمسلم أم كافر؟ فقالت: بل مسلم، فقال: لا يغرس مسلم غرسا، ولا يزرع زرعا، فيأكل منه إنسان، ولا دابّة، ولا شيء، إلا كانت له صدقة.

A narration stating the virtue of reciting one hundred salutations on Friday

Question

Is this narration authentic?

من صلى علي ليلة الجمعة أو يوم الجمعة مئة مرة غفر الله له خطيئة ثمانين سنة

Whoever sends one hundred salutations [durud] upon me on the eve of Friday or on Friday, Allah will forgive eighty years of sins.

A narration regarding ‘Ali (radiyallahu ‘anhu) not killing a polytheist who spat on him

Question

Is the following narration authentic and what is its reference?

This is just the gist of the narration:

Sayyiduna ‘Ali (radiyallahu ‘anhu) was fighting a polytheist and was about to kill the polytheist when the polytheist spat in his face. Sayyiduna ‘Ali (radiyallahu ‘anhu) stopped and walked away. When asked he said that at first he was going to kill him for the sake of Allah, but after he spat at my face I was angry and was going to kill him out of personal anger so I didn’t.