QuestionI am looking for the reference of the following narration and authentication. “There is no servant of Allah who lifts his hands after every Salah and says: "O my Rabb the Rabb of Ibrahim, Ishaq and Ya’qub, the Rabb of Jabrail, Mikail (‘alayhimus salam), I beg you to accept my…
QuestionWhat is the status of the Hadith narrator, Sukayn ibn 'Abdil 'Aziz?
QuestionWhat is status of following narration? قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: «أكرموا عمتكم النخلة فإنها خلقت من الطين الذي خلق منه آدم وليس من الشجر يلقح غيرها»، وقال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: «أطعموا نساءكم الولد الرطب فإن لم يكن رطب فالتمر وليس من الشجر أكرم على…
QuestionWhat is status of following narration? أن النبي مر بركوة من ماء، فنظر فيها، فسوى من رأسه ولحيته، فقلت: وأنت تفعل هذا يا رسول الله؟ فقال: «ينبغي للرجل إذا خرج إلى أصحابه أن يسوي من رأسه ولحيته، فإن الله عز وجل جميل يحب الجمال»
QuestionThe following du'a has been mentioned to be recited at the time of distributing Zakah: اللهم اجعلها مغنما، ولا تجعلها مغرما O Allah! Make it a gain and do not make it a loss
QuestionIs this narration authentic? لا يدخل الفقر بيتا فيه اسمي
QuestionWhat is the authenticity of this Hadith? Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "O 'Umar, If I were not sent as a Nabi, you would have been sent as a Nabi"
QuestionI was wondering, what is the book Al-Kamil fid Du'afa, of Imam Abu Ahmad, 'Abdullah ibn 'Adiy (rahimahullah) about? Does it have a section called the munkarat/rejected narrations?
QuestionWhat is the status of this narration? Sayyiduna 'Abdullah ibn 'Umar narrates that Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said, "Whoever visits his mother's grave or the grave of one of his relatives, gets the reward of an accepted Hajj/'Umrah and whoever visits them frequently until he passes away, the Angels…
QuestionKindly inform if the following statement is attributed to Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) or the respected Sahabi, Sayyiduna 'Abdullah Ibn Mas'ud (radiyallahu 'anhu): "The people will remain upon goodness so long as they take knowledge from their Scholars, their greater ones and their elders. When they take knowledge from…