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Posts Tagged ‘ikhtilaaf’

Is it really a mercy?

Some people often qoute the hadith of the Prophet wherein which he says, the differences within my Ummah is a mercy. However this hadith is not correct.

Shaykh ibn ‘Uthaymeen was asked this question and this is the reply he gave:

This is wrong (ie if they mean that the opposite is true, meaning unity is a punishment), because ikhtilaaf is not a mercy and this is due to Allahs statement

وَلاَ يَزَالُونَ مُخْتَلِفِينَ إِلاَّ مَن رَّحِمَ رَبُّكَ

And they will never seize to differ except those whom Allah has mercy upon.

So this shows the weakness in the mentioned hadith. However those who differ and are Mujtahideen (well rooted in knowledge) then they will aquire mercy (from Allah).

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In Osool al-Fiqh (principles of fiqh) we have five rulings, and everything a person does falls into these five catergories and they are: Read more

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‘Aashooraa

When is the day of 'Aashooraa? It is the tenth day of the Islamic Month Muharram. What is so important about it? The Prophet and the Companions used to fast this day. The month of Muharram is from amongst the blessed months and the holy months in Islaam. The Prophet said: The best fasting after Ramadaan is the month of Allaah Muharram, and the best prayer after the obligatory prayer is prayer at night. And in particular the day of 'Aashooraa. Since the Messenger of Allah reached Madeenah he saw the jews fasting this day of 'Aashooraa and upon enquiring they informed him that this day was the day Allah saved His Messenger Moosa and destroyed Fir'awn and his army. Whereupon the Messenger of Allah replied that verily we have more right to Moosa then you and thus the fasting of 'Aashooraa was made obligatory in the early stages in Islaam. Later on when the fasting of Ramadan was made compulsory the fasting of 'Aashooraa was made a Sunnah Mu-akkadah. Shaykh ibn 'Uthaymeen says in his explanation of Riyaadh-as-Saaliheen regarding how to fast: The Prophet orderd the fasting of 'Aashoora but orded us to go against the Jews at the same time. This is why he orded the fasting of the ninth day with the tenth or the eleventh day with the tenth and not the tenth day alone [like the jews used to do] And the best thing to do is to fast ninth and tenth of Muharram. Virtues of  'Aashooraa. The Messenger of Allah said: Fasting the day of ‘Arafah I hope Allaah will expiate thereby for the year before it and the year after it, and fasting the day of ‘Ashoora’ I hope Allaah will expiate thereby for the year that came before it.  Ibn 'Abbas said that the fasting of Ramadan can be made up for any other day, but when will one who missed this blessed day make up for 'Aashooraa? He also said this is the day when the Prophet Aadam was sent down to earth and the day when Allah accepted his repentance. As a last word, and this is of great importance. There have been many innovations added to this blessed month and blessed day in particular and it is upon every muslim to stay away from any kinds of innovations with regards to the religion since this is considered a lie against Allah and His Messenger.

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Passing away in Ramadhaan

Question: The Prophet said;
When Ramadhaan arrives the doors of Paradise are flung open and the doors of Hellfire are slammed shut.
Does this mean that one who dies in Ramadhaan enters Paradise without questioning? Answer: The situation is not as such. Rather, what this means is the doors of Paradise are flung open as an inspiration to the Muslims to make easy their entry (to Paradise). And the doors of Hellfire are shut to prevent the Believers from sins such that they do not enter (through) these doors. And this does not mean that one who dies in Ramadhaan enters Paradise without questioning, rather those who shall enter Paradise without questioning are those whom the Messenger has described in his statement;
They are the ones who do not steal and do not cauterise and are not pessimistic and in their Lord they put their trust.
[Fataawa Shaykh Muhammad as-Saalih al-Uthaymeen Volume 1, Page 561]

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