NO hadeeth of the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) that says that by the same token. NOR was such an explanation made by the Sahaabah.
Then, at that point
where on earth did individuals concoct something to that effect?!!
"Hajj
Mabrook!" shouted my companion enthusiastically. "Keep on making
du'aa for us as you're as yet in the zone!"
"Huh? In the zone…
..what 'ZONE' ??" I asked baffled.
"You know… ..you
have quite recently returned from hajj and Allaah will answer every one of your
supplications as long as 40 days after you return from Hajj." she
clarified.
"Uh… .stand by a
second," I said. "Where does it say that.… is it in the Qur'aan or
Hadeeth?"
"I don't have the
foggiest idea" she said shrugging her shoulders. "I've in every case
just heard 'individuals' say that."
Subhaan Allaah!
Saying something about
the Deen of Allaah… in light of what 'individuals' are saying?!!
You cannot do that!
There is NO ayah in the
Qur'aan that says anything regarding the du'aa of Haajjees being acknowledged
as long as 40 days. Furthermore, there is
Furthermore, it was
difficult wasn't only this one sister. A few group said that to me. Indeed, it
appears to be that this misguided judgment is very normal among the Muslims.
Don't they realize that
the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
"Verily, one of the
most exceedingly terrible falsehoods is… .to credit to me what I have not
said." (Bukhari)
Furthermore, he (Sal
Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
"Whoever described
from me something that I didn't say, let him have his spot in Hellfire."
(Saheeh, settled upon).
He (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi
wa Sallam) likewise said:
"Whoever does any
activity that isn't as per this question of our own (for example Islam) will
have it dismissed." (Saheeh Muslim)
At the point when we say
anything regarding the religion, we must be exceptionally cautious and ensure,
as well as could be expected, that whatever we are saying is valid and
credible. Else, we are being corrupt for misleading others.
The Prophet (Sal Allaahu
Alaiyhi wa Sallam) said:
"Whoever calls
individuals to misguidance will have a weight of wrongdoing like that of the
individuals who follow him, without it degrading their weight in the
smallest." (Muslim)
However, more awful than
that will be that when we simply make statements about Islaam, without truly
affirming the legitimacy of the matter or when we offer our 'thoughts' in a
specific matter, or simply rehash what 'individuals' say. We don't understand
the humongous duty that accompanies passing on information about Islaam. Nor do
we understand the grave sin we are submitting in the event that we say
something which isn't right.
Discussing Allaah and
His religion without information is really LYING against Him, which is a grave,
grave sin, A'oodhubillaah.
Allaah says:
"Who is more
noteworthy in evil than he, who, without information, develops a lie about
Allah to delude individuals? Allah doesn't direct the scoundrels." (Surah
An'aam: 144)
Consider everything.
What more noteworthy evil could there be?
All things considered,
isn't it Allah and His religion we are discussing?
However we talk about it
so nonchalantly without the slightest hesitation, without the slightest
hesitation!
Without stopping in any
event, briefly, we proclaim this to be Haraam and that to be Halaal, this to be
right and that to be erroneous. Also, this to be important for Islaam and that
to be a hadeeth. In any case, in light of what??
In view of 'our'
understanding??
In any case, who are
'WE' ??
Have we moved on from
Islaamic Universities? Do we as a whole have degrees in Sharee'ah?
Then, at that point how
could we say anything dependent on what we 'heard' individuals say or what 'we'
thought was the 'right' understanding of a refrain or hadeeth?
Who gave us the option
to say anything… ..and I mean, anything about Islaam dependent on our
restricted, purported 'information'.
Allaah cautions us:
"What's more, don't
say – what your tongues dishonestly depict – 'This is legal, and that is
taboo,' to manufacture a lie about Allah. To be sure, the individuals who
produce a lie about Allah will never succeed." (Surah an-Nahl: 116)
Indeed, Ibn ul Qayyim
said that talking regarding Allaah without information is the best sin that you
might at any point submit. He put together it with respect to the stanza:
"Say: 'My Lord has
prohibited every obscene demonstration – regardless of whether evident or
masked – and (all) wrongdoing, and out of line mistreatment, and joining
accomplices (in love) with Allaah for which He has given no power and making
statements about Allaah of which you have no information." [Surah
al-'Aaraaf:33]
Ibn ul Qayyim clarifies
that it is the most exceedingly awful sin in light of the fact that Allaah
makes reference to sins in the above stanza arranged by seriousness, beginning
from the lesser sin to the more noteworthy. Furthermore, here Allaah specifies
discussing Allaah without information in the wake of referencing Shirk.
Subhaan Allaah! Simply think…
.after Shirk!
A'oodhubillaah!
'Umar ibn al Khattaab
said, "Be careful with utilizing your assessment in strict issue."
Furthermore, Ibn
'Abbaas, the one for whom the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) made
du'aa to get the comprehension of the Qur'aan and Deen, said, "All that
there is to follow and obey is the Book of Allaah and the Sunnah of His
Messenger. Whoever offers any expression after these two as per his assessment,
then, at that point I couldn't say whether you'll see it among his great deeds
or among his wrongdoings."
So be careful! Try not
to make statements about Islaam except if you have affirmed information that it
is legitimate. Also, recollect, there is nothing of the sort as the du'aas
being acknowledged as long as 40 days after Hajj.
Truth be told, it's
anything but obviously false that has no premise in the Sharee'ah of Islaam.
On the off chance that it were valid, ask yourself this… … .what o
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