Translation – Page 14 – Hadith Answers

A follow up query regarding the translation of a narration on the virtue of Surah Ikhlas

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Regarding my question on the translation of this:

من قرأ قل هو الله أحد عشر مرات في دبر كل صلاة الغداة لم يلحق به ذلك اليوم ذنب، وإن جهد الشيطان

You have translated it as:

“Sayyiduna ‘Ali (radiyallahu’anhu) said: ‘Whoever recites Surah ikhlas ten times daily after Fajr, will not fall into sin on that day, even if Shaytan tries his utmost [to lure him to do so].

But my question is why isn’t the word “Fajr” mentioned in the orginal Arabic text because I don’t see this word mentioned in it.

Kindly see the previous question here.

A severe warning for disclosing one’s sins

Question

Kindly translate the following Hadith and provide the reference:

كل أمتي معافاة إلا المجاهرين وإن من الإجهار أن يعمل العبد بالليل عملا ثم يصبح قد ستره ربه فيقول: يا فلان قد عملت البارحة كذا وكذا وقد بات يستره ربه فيبيت يستره ربه ويصبح يكشف ستر الله عنه

Translation of a narration on the virtue of Surah Ikhlas

Question

Can you please translate this into English?

عن علي قال: من قرأ قل هو الله أحد عشر مرات في دبر كل صلاة الغداة لم يلحق به ذلك اليوم ذنب، وإن جهد الشيطان

(ابن الضريس)

Correct translation of the Hadith on the continuity of fitnah (trials)

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Kindly inform as to which is the correct translation to the following Hadith –

‘beads of a rosary’ or ‘pieces of a necklace’.

Rasulullah (Sallallahu ‘alayhi wasallam) said, “…signs following one another like the pieces of a necklace falling one after the other, when its string is cut.” or is it: “…like beads of a rosary falling one after the other when its string is cut.”?

JazakAllah khayran

The lower garment of Rasulullah (sallallahu’alayhi wasallam) (Lungi)

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Is the wearing of the lungi Sunnah?

Or is it an indian/eastern tradition?

Is there anything in the Hadith that indicates towards the Izar being similar to the Lungi?

A sign that Allah Ta’ala has turned away his attention from a person

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I am looking for a Hadith, the gist of which, as related by one of the Scholars is, Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) asked:

‘What are the signs that Allah Ta’ala has turned away His glance of mercy from a person?” One of the signs mentioned is that that person is engaged in futile activities’.

I would appreciate the actual translation and reference.

Translation & reference for a Hadith on du’a

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Kindly verify the translation and provide the reference of the following.

“Verily your Lord is Generous and Shy. If His servant raises his hands to Him (in supplication) He becomes shy to return them empty.”

JazakAllah khairan

A lengthy Hadith on the importance of enjoining good & forbidding evil

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I am looking for the correct translation and the reference to the following narration please. Rasulullah (Sallallaahu ‘alayhi wasallam) said:

“What will be your condition when your women will become disobedient, your young men will commit great sins, and you will give up Jihad?”

Translation of a lengthy narration explaining what happens when a believer and a disbeliever leaves this world

Question

Please provide the translation of the Hadith by Sayyiduna Al-Bara ibn ‘Azib (radiyallahu ‘anhu) about what happens when a believer and a disbeliever leaves this world.

Correct translation of the hadith on man’s greed

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In the narration below, is the correct word, ‘mouth’ or ‘stomach’?

If there was one valley full of gold for the son of Adam, he would long for a second valley, and nothing would fill the stomach/mouth of the son of Adam but sand (of the grave).

JazakAllah khayran

The mines of taqwa

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I have come across the following narration in the kitaab “Irshadul Muluk”. Please give me the reference for this and kindly confirm if the translation is correct:

Rasulullah (Sallallaahu ‘alayhi wasallam) said:

Everything has a mine. The mine of Taqwa is the hearts of the men of Ma’rifat (Allah’s recognition).

JazakAllah khayran.

Query about the Hadith on being two faced

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Regarding the following Hadith

من كان ذا وجهين في الدنيا كان له يوم القيامه لسانان من نار

Is there a narration that has the word لسان (not dual) because I read that in a copy of Zadut Talibin.

There is none who loves to be praised more than Allah Ta’ala

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How authentic is the following Hadith and what is the translation?

ما أحد أحب إليه المدح من الله