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Please confirm the translation and reference for the following Hadith:
“The believer is indeed wonderful. When goodness comes to him, he praises Allah and offers Shukr (gratitude), and when misfortune strikes him, he praises Allah and adopts Sabr (patience).”
Jazakumullah
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1. What is the arabic text for the following Hadith?
The worse among the women are those who freely leave their homes without Hijab. They are hypocrites and few of these will enter paradise.
2. What is the correct translation?
3. What is the authenticity of it?
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We often hear the Hadith qudsi that Allah Ta’ala was a hidden treasure, what is the status of this Hadith?
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Can you please translate the following Hadith and explain its authenticity?
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What is the literal translation in english for the following part of the famous hadith on intentions:
“ila dunya yusibuha aw imratiy yata zawajuha”?
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Insha Allah you are well. I read the undermentioned translation of a hadith:
Ibn Abbas reported: I was riding with the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, and he said, “Know that there is much good in patience with what you dislike, that support will come with patience, relief will come with affliction, and hardship will come with ease.” (Musnad Ahmad)
and I am not sure of the meaning of the underlined portion: and hardship will come with ease”
Could you please explain the meaning of this? Also, could you please send me the Arabic text?
Jazakumullah,
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After listening to last Friday’s khutbah at our masjid here in Palmerston North, New Zealand, I am very curious to know about the word “Albirr” and its meaning and where and why Allah Ta’ala has used it in Quran. Your reply will enlighten our knowledge and will allow us to understand Quran more deeply. May Allah Ta’ala bless you for providing this service to the Ummah. Jazak Allah khayran
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In the line below, what does suu al-Jiwar or Jawaar mean? The context is the signs of the hour?
ومنها من أشراط الساعة سوء الجوار ، وقطعية الأرحام
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I have a question in regards to a book I have, called “The fortress of the Muslim Invocations from the Quran and sunnah”
It was complied by Sa’id bin Wahf Al-Qahtani. There are many DUAS is this book and I’m not sure how Sahih any of them are. There are Hadiths related by Al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu dawud, Ibn Majah, At-Tirmithi, and the list can go on.
How strong are these Hadiths given in this book?
An example of a Hadith is, “Invocations after the final Tashahhud and before ending the prayer”
Allahumma ‘inne ‘a’ oothu bika min athaabil-qabri, wa min athaabi jahannama, wa min fitnatil-mahyaa walmamaati, wa min sharri fitnatil-maseehid-dajjaal.
Transmitted by Al-Bukhari 2/102, Muslim 1/412, and this is Muslims wording.
Is the Hadith I gave as an example sahih?
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My Beloved Shaykh, I read in one of your answers, that the Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wasallam) made du’a and the sun was returned to a previous position so Sayyiduna ‘Ali (radiyallahu ‘anhu) could pray ‘Asr. Could you please cite the complete Hadith? Does this Hadith mean time travel is some kind of way possible? I am referring to this answer: https://www.hadithanswers.com/hadith-really-bukhari/ JazakAllahu khayran.
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Could you please inform what is the academic status of these two Hadiths:
1. I am leaving behind two things: the Book of Allah and the Sunnat
2. I am leaving behind two things: the Book of Allah and the Ahlu Bayt
Outwardly there seems to be a contradiction, please enlighten.
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Is it okay to read the translation of Sahih Bukhari by Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan?
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