Prohibitions – Hadith Answers

Allah will not look mercifully at the person who engages in anal intercourse with a man or woman

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Is this narration reliable?

‘Abdullah ibn Abbas (radiyallahu ‘anhuma) relates that the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said:

لا ينظر الله إلى رجل أتى رجلا أو امرأة في الدبر

“Allah shall not [even] look [with kindness] at any man who enters another man or a woman in the anus.” Tirmidhi

Uttering words which displease Allah merely to make people laugh

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Is this Hadith authentic?

Laughter which enrages Allah is that of a man whilst speaking about (even) the Haqq and about batil doing so to evoke laughter. He will be cast into Jahannam to tumble [into its depths] for seventy years.

A narration on music

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Is the following narration regarding music authentic? What is the reference from the books of Hadith? Kindly translate the narration as well.

استماع الملاهي معصية والجلوس عليها فسق والتلذذ بها كفر

Salman’s Al Farisi (radiyallahu ‘anhu) expresses extreme dislike to see the private area of a Muslim

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Could you kindly provide a reference for this narration?

لأن أموت ثم أنشر ثم أموت ثم أنشر ثم أموت ثم أنشر أحب إلي من أن أرى عورة مسلم أو يراها مني

Authenticity of the narration regarding changing the name of wine to make it permissible

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Please verify the authenticity of this Hadith:

The nights and days will not perish until a group from among my Ummah will drink wine; referring to/calling it by other than its name

Caution against committing sins in private

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What is the complete narration, reference, authenticity and Arabic text of this Hadith?

The Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said, ‘There will surely be groups of my nation who will come on the Day of Rising with “good deeds” like white mountains of Tihamah, but Allah Mighty and Majestic will make it all comes to dust (haba manthura).

Another query about the Hadith on being two faced

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Regarding the Hadith:

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

In most copies of Zadut Talibin I have referred to, the Hadith has the word لسان (singular). The reference in Zadut Talibin is Abu Dawud and Darimi. When I referred to Abu Dawud and Darimi, the Hadith appears with the word لسانان (dual).

I found a Pakistani print of Mishkatul Masabih wherein the Hadith appears with the word لسان (singular) whereas other prints of Mishkatul Masabih have the word لسانان (plural).

Is the word لسان in the Pakistani print of Mishkatul Masabih a printing error and since Zadut Talibin is compiled from Mishkatul Masabih, most prints of Zadut Talibin have the same error?

Another version of the Hadith cautioning against incorrect intentions when seeking knowledge

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What is the source of these words?

عن أنس قال: قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: من طلب العلم ليباهي به العلماء ويماري به السفهاء أو يصرف وجوه الناس إليه فهو في النار

The one who consumes alcohol is like an idol worshipper

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I want to know the reference for this exact wording and the authenticity of it

شارب الخمر كعابد وثن

Another narration regarding usurping a small amount of wealth

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What is the authenticity of the following narration?

لو أن رجلاً له ثواب سبعين نبياً وله خصم بدانق لا يدخل الجنة حتى يرضى خصمه

A punishment for highway robbery which Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) witnessed on Mi’raj

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What is the authenticity of the following:

“There was a stick that was in the middle of the path. It would tear up whoever passed by it. When Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) asked Jibril about this, he replied that this is the example of those who hide on the side of the roads and loot people passing by (highway robbers).”

A narration stating the four harms of adultery

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Is this Hadith authentic?

إياكم والزنا، فإن فيه أربع خصال: يذهب البهاء عن الوجه، ويقطع الرزق، ويسخط الرحمن، والخلود في النار

Prohibition against confusing others in Salah by reciting too loudly

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Is this Hadith authentic?

Under the heading ‘Dhikr Qawl al-Nabi (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) Laa yajhar ba’dukam ‘ala ba’din fil-Quran, Imam Nasai (rahimahullah) has recorded the Hadith, ‘None of you should compete with one another in reciting Quran loudly.’