hadiths in islam

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We can never ever lie about our religion, especially when it comes to telling to people about it. So maybe you need to get your facts straight. Also I'd love to see which imam allows you to lie? Rather than just spoonfeedings us nonsense, why don't you bother providing some legit proof?



Or possibly because you can't grasp it?? Perhaps. I don't blame you or do I? Who knows.

Funny, I showed clear as day where Paul the Liar permits his followers to lie outright and he has shown no such evidence from Quran or Sunnah to that effect.

"Lack of quality arguments" = "I can't respond or refute so I dismiss outright and change the subject"
 
^^I would have to agree.


Perhaps you didnt read Gossamers post on t he first page piers? Or can u not be bothered to?

here is the ruling on lies in Islam

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Ahmed - United Arab Emirates

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Lying Is Not a Trait of the Muslim

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Respected scholars of Islam, as-Salamu `alaykum. I would like to know the Shari`ah-based ruling on telling lies. Jazakum Allah Khayran.

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04/Apr/2004

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Morals & Values
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Wa `alaykum As-Salamu wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.


All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.


Dear brother in Islam, it gives us pleasure to receive your question and to see the Muslim youth are interested in knowing the teachings of Islam, which Allah has chosen for His servants as a way of life. According to the Qur’an, a true Muslim should refer to scholars to get himself well-acquainted with the sound image of Islam.

Truthfulness, trustworthiness, faithfulness, and honesty are Islamic traits that every Muslim should be distinguished with. Telling lies, dishonesty, and all evil and bad traits are not from Islam and Muslims, therefore, are not characterized by such traits.

The eminent Muslim scholar, Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, states:

"Telling lies is a bad conduct. It is not proper for righteous people and true believers; rather, it is a sign of hypocrisy, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: 'The hypocrite has three characteristics: he tells lies, breaks his promise and breaches the trust.' (Reported by Al-Bukhari and Muslim)

Also, Allah Almighty says, 'Only they invent falsehood who believe not Allah's revelations, and (only) they are the liars.' (An-Nahl: 105)

Telling lies is not part of the human nature. It is completely rejected in Islam, and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) warned Muslims against such evil trait, saying: 'Stick to truthfulness, for it leads one to righteousness, and the latter leads to Paradise. Thus, when one sticks to truthfulness and shows keenness in it, Allah considers him as an absolutely truthful man. And avoid telling lies, for it leads to excessiveness, and this leads to Hell-Fire. Thus, when one persists in telling lies, Allah considers him as a liar.'

Therefore, truthfulness is a conduct that can be acquired by keenness and persistence in telling the truth - even if it requires a lot of effort. A Muslim should strive to accomplish such a noble characteristic so that he can set a good example to the coming generations.

There are levels of lying, i.e., the more harm lying causes, the more urgently it is rejected and the severer punishment for it will be. Thus, some lies are considered minor sins, while others are major ones."

You can also read:

Lying Jokingly

Effect of Lying on Fasting

If you are still in need of more information, don't hesitate to contact us. Do keep in touch. May Allah guide us all to the straight path!

http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/...h-Ask_Scholar/FatwaE/FatwaE&cid=1119503543896


however, I'd advise you to google the 'stealth crusade' to see the christian view on lying though, it is quite interesting, the tactics, the misinformation and the lies!

all the best
 
Everyone accepts the Authority of the Prophet. Whoever does not believe in Prophet Muhammad is not a Muslim.



Yes, as this is a part of the promise of God to protect and preserve His
religion.

Allah SWT did not say hadiths are protected but the Quran :

In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

[15:9] Absolutely, we have revealed the reminder, and, absolutely, we will preserve it.


No, because it is impermissible to lie upon the Prophet.

The Prophet (pbuh) said: "Telling lies about me is not like telling lies about anyone else. Whoever tells lies about me deliberately, let him take his place in Hell.” [Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 1229].


My brother I have one question how can you be sure the Hadiths we have nowdays cantains all the saying of our prophete Mohamed SWS, how can you be sure ???

I beleive in Hadiths but how I can be sure that they are all truth, as you Know Imam Muhammed al-bukhari compiled about 600 000 hadiths and at the end take only about 7 000 Hadits, how its possible ???

Maybe hadiths did not take were available and maybe inside the hadiths we have today there are many fals no ?? what do you think ?



Assalam aleykoum sisters and brothers, may allah SWT forgive us and guide us, Amine.
 
My brother I have one question how can you be sure the Hadiths we have nowdays cantains all the saying of our prophete Mohamed SWS, how can you be sure ???

I doubt very much that the Books of Ahadith contain all of the sayings of our Prophet(PBUH) It is only logical he would have said things that were very specific for his closest companions and for them alone. But, we can be certain that the Ahadith with a high degree of reliability and authenticity were spoken by our Prophet(PBUH)

I beleive in Hadiths but how I can be sure that they are all truth, as you Know Imam Muhammed al-bukhari compiled about 600 000 hadiths and at the end take only about 7 000 Hadits, how its possible ???

While there may be be other Ahadith that are true. The only ones we can be certain of being true are those with a high degree of Authenticity and reliability. That is why only those 7,000 or so are found in any true books of Ahadith. When you read a Hadith it is essential you check the source, narrator etc.



Maybe hadiths did not take were available and maybe inside the hadiths we have today there are many fals no ?? what do you think ?

There have been many false hadith written. This is why the Science of Hadith is such an important study. The Ahadith are written by man and do not have the protection of the Qur'an. However, this does not lessen the truth or reliability or obligation to follow the proven Ahadith.



Assalam aleykoum sisters and brothers, may allah SWT forgive us and guide us, Amine.

Ameen

:wa:
 
Could anyone give me the correct meaning of the undermentioned Quraanic verse:

"Waa'budhu Rabbakum Hatha Yehthiya Kal Yakeen"

Please note Yakeen is not death.



Just a try.

Does it mean: Carry out missions for the Lord until the unavoidable come to you.


Sorry if it was wrong......Salam!
 
Assalam Aleykoum Brother,

Thank you for your reply I would like to add things, Allah SWT says :


In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

[3:103] You shall hold fast to the rope of GOD, all of you, and do not be divided.......


Allah SWT give us a recommandation its about the Quran the protected book, Allah SWT did not say Hadiths, but I trust and I beleive in Hadith.

What I am hearing from my childhood in mosque its always about Hadiths, years before I was focused and hadiths and I forget the Quran, what I want to say that people always saying and its always about Hadiths and we are forgotten Allah SWT book, is it true or not ???

Can you Imagine if we are spreading a false Hadiths about the prophete Mohamed SWS ??, can you imagine the risk ??? its directly to hell, may Allah SWT protect us .

I do not know if somebody can bring me the Hadith about throwing stone to death to A man or Woman having relation ( adultery ).

Thank you my brother for your sincer reply.


Aking Allah SWT to guide us all and to forgive us, Amine.
 
Just a try.

Does it mean: Carry out missions for the Lord until the unavoidable come to you.


Sorry if it was wrong......Salam!


Assalam aleykoum my brother,


Yakeen means to be 100 % sure, certain.


Asking Allah SWT to forgive us and to guide us Amien.
 
Assalam aleykoum my brother,


Yakeen means to be 100 % sure, certain.


Asking Allah SWT to forgive us and to guide us Amien.

Al-Salam Alaykum brother,

thanks for the correction. im not yet well into translation of Quraanic words as they differ in spoken arabic in most cases, i think. maybe the "the unavoidable" should mean "the certain" as what u have said.

Jazak Allah khair.
 
Al Salam Alaykum brothers,

Can i ask if theres any haddith reagrding a man not marrying or having no wife?
 
Assalam aleykoum,

If I translate it is :

Waa'budhu-Rabbakum- Hatha - Yehthiya Kal - Yakeen

Worship-your god - until - he gives you - the certainty


That is the translation if any body can give you a better translation.


Assalam aleykoum, asking god to forgive us and guide us Amine.
 
Assalam aleykoum,


I am asking to a Hadith, wich is about throwing stones to death ( Adultery penalty) can somebody bring it to me.

Thanking you in advance.

Asking god to forgive us and guide us, Amine.
 

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