Certainly, we live in troublesome occasions, loaded with hardships. Furthermore, one of the manners in which that we are attempted by Allaah Subhaanahu wa Ta'ala is by trying us with bits of hearsay and how we respond to them. We are besieged with a wide range of data consistently, be it's anything but an individual, on TV, or by means of email. Also, some great hearted individuals may simply acknowledge them, accepting this piece of information as unquestionable realities coming from dependable sources. Nonetheless, as a Muslim, what is our job towards such truisms and cases?
What does the Sharee'ah say about such data?
Allaah says:
"View, you got it on your tongues, and said out of your mouths things which you had no information on; and you believed it's anything but a light matter, while it was generally significant in seeing Allaah" (Surah Nur: 15)
So before we acknowledge what anybody and everybody says, there are specific focuses to remember, as we as a whole need to remain before Allaah one day.
(1) VERIFY THE NEWS
We need to check the data and learn, as well as could be expected, the honesty and genuineness of the news that contacts us. WHY? …
Since Allaah orders you and me to be JUST
"Verily! Allah orders that you should deliver back the trusts to those, to whom they are expected; and that when you judge between men, you judge with equity. Verily, how fantastic is the showing which He gives you! Genuinely, Allah is Ever All¬Hearer, All¬Seer." (Surah Nisaa':58)
(2) Deliberate on the data
Consider what is being said, who is saying it and about whom is he saying it, prior to trusting it.
"O you who accept! On the off chance that a Faasiq (abhorrent individual) comes to you with any news, check it, in case you should hurt individuals in obliviousness, and thereafter you become remorseful for what you have done" [al-Hujuraat 49:6]
The Prophet Muhammad (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
"Thought is from Allaah and scurry is from the Shaytaan."
(al-Silsilah al-Saheehah)
(3) Examine the conditions
Some of the time something may show up or sound valid on a superficial level be that as it may, you may not have a clue about the full conditions behind the explanation or the report might be taken inappropriately.
Al-Hasan al-Basri said: "The devotee saves judgment until the matter is demonstrated."
(4) Look for PROOF
Any individual who asserts an assertion or levels an allegation against someone else should give verification:
"Say (O Muhammad), Produce your confirmation in the event that you are honest" [al-Baqarah:111]
Furthermore, in the event that they neglect to create any strong evidence for what they guarantee… …
"Since they produce not witnesses, they are the liars in seeing Allah" [al-Noor 24:13]
(5)Ask individuals in control
Individuals in control can clarify current realities of the matter and eliminate any disarray or questions an individual may have,
"When there comes to them some matter contacting (public) wellbeing or dread, they spread the word about it (among individuals); if just they had alluded it to the Messenger or to those accused of power among them, the appropriate specialists would have perceived it from them (straightforwardly). Had it's anything but been for the Grace and Mercy of Allah upon you, you would have followed Shaytaan (Satan), save a couple of you" [al-Nisaa' :83]
(6) Stand up for the Truth
Quest for and support the Truth, and don't acknowledge any bogus assertions from anybody, regardless of whether it is from somebody you love or hold near your heart.
"O you who accept! Stand apart immovably for equity, as observers to Allah, despite the fact that it be against yourselves, or your folks, or your kinfolk, be he rich or poor, Allah is a Better Protector to both (than you). So follow not the desires (of your souls), in case you may stay away from equity, and in the event that you misshape your observer or decline to give it, verily, Allah is Ever Well¬Acquainted with what you do."(Surah Nisaa':135)
(7) Beware that it could be a LIE
The Sharee'ah issues a harsh admonition against passing on all that one hears.
The Messenger of Allah Muhammad (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
"It is sufficient lying for a man to discuss all that he hears." (Muslim)
Al-Nawawi said: "Generally an individual hears truth and untruths, so in the event that he discusses all that he hears, he is lying by recounting things that didn't occur, and lying by talking about some different option from the manner in which it occurred… ."
(8) Beware that it very well might be SLANDER
Numerous individuals simply accept any news they hear and pass it on without halting to feel that it may not be valid. All things considered it's anything but a criticism against the individual that the news is about. What's more, defame is a significant sin.
"Trouble to each backbiter, slanderer." (Surah Humazah: 1)
Furthermore, The Prophet Muhammad (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
'No man blames another for a corrupt deed or kufr, however it will return on him, if the individual he denounces isn't as he says he is.'" (Bukhari).
"No (Muslim) man will abandon a man who is a Muslim in where his regard might be abused and his honor slandered without Allah abandoning him in where he wishes help."
(Abu Dawood - validated by Sheik al-Albani)
(9) Be cautious about what you say
"Not a word is said with the exception of that there is a watcher by him prepared to record it." – [Surah Qaf :18]
The Prophet Muhammad (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said,
" Indeed a worker may say a word from which Allah's disappointment is acquired and he doesn't understand it. Allah will place him in Jahannam because of it." (Bukhaari)
"O you who accept! Fear Allah, and be with the individuals who are valid (in words and deeds)" [al-Tawbah 9:119]
What's more, for what reason did you not, when you heard it, say?
"It's anything but right of us to talk about this: Glory to Allah, this is a most significant criticism" (Surah Nur:16)
May Allah guide us and empower us to defend the Truth, any place it could be. Ameen.
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Very well done, keep it up brother❤️👍
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