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Aslaam-o-Alykum!
sorry to come after so many days but actually busy in Police courses.
any way some one send me one Hadith regarding Beard Issue so could you let me the Authenticity of this Hadith please.

Hazrat Prophet (pbuh) clipped his beard at the bottom and on the sides. (Tirmidhi, Adab, 17)

Please let me know this Hadith is Zaeef or Mauzu and on what reason it is zaeef or sahih and about by witch narrated is this Haidth Zaeef ?
Jazakaa Allah
Waslaam-o-Alykum
 
The beard is obligatory, and this is the opinion of 3 of the 4 madhabs. Growing the beard at least to a fistful is what I have been taught. The Shaf'ii madhab has a differing opinion, saying it is not necessarily obligatory, and this view came from Imam Nawwawi.
 
A Hadith on it...
And it was narrated that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar said: I heard the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) say: “Be different from the mushrikeen: let your beards grow and trim your moustaches.”
(Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5892; Muslim, 259)

As an Anglo dude, I first had problems embracing the beard. Then one day I decided to quit shaving and insha allah will grow a beard again! I had a huge beard for a while, but shaved it for an interview. However, that was haraam of me to do so, as the beard is obligatory!
 
well you could say it is sunnah and obligatory. Sunnah because the prophet pbuh used to do it, and obligatory because it has to be done - at least to the extent that it looks like a beard and not just a fashion statement

also brother, members of this forum are not qualified to be discussing rulings on hadith. You may find people giving different rulings because they've copy pasted from a different site....
 
Salaam.

In the Shafi'i madhab, beard is a sunnah and shaving it is makruh.
 
salam,sunnah or farz it is the one men carry along to grave.isn,t it great
 
:sl:

even if it's Sunnah , here is an excellent reminder :

The Sahaba (radiAllahu anhum) used to cling to the Sunnah just because it was Sunnah


Today we abandon the Sunnah, just because it's Sunnah.


Courtesy of Ummah forum
 
A Hadith on it...
And it was narrated that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar said: I heard the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) say: “Be different from the mushrikeen: let your beards grow and trim your moustaches.”
(Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5892; Muslim, 259)

Does that mean that if we live in a society where the mushrikeen are beardy, we should instead be clean shaven? ^o)
 
salaams...there are difference of opinions on the beards...what is fard,is what is commanded by Allaah himself as in the Quran,we are given other such things,as not engage intoxication,gambling, immodesty,adultery,etc... i find it amusing to say the least, that we do not fulfil the laws of Allaah yet we can have countless debates on a beard,which does or should not negate a faith, nor should be somthing we look and say he is a better muslim then the one who does not keep a beard ...this mode of thinking is not reality,its being God concious Allah says: "O mankind! We have created you from a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that you may know one another. Verily, the most honorable of you with Allah is that (believer) who has Taqwa (God-consciousness, fearing Allah). Verily, Allah is All-Knowing, All-Aware." [Soorah al-Hujurat (49): 13]....only Allaah knows the realities of the hearts of his servants....if we all think quietly for a while,Allaah tells us that we should use our faculties in and reason in All our affairs insha Allaah, to ponder and reflect on Allaahs ayat, "Indeed, in the skies and the earth...are signs for people who reason" (Quran 2:164); "Most surely in the creation of the skies and the earth...are signs for people who understand, those who remember Allah...and who ponder the creation..." (Quran 3:190-1); "Thus does Allah clarify for you the verses, so that you may think" (Quran 2:219); and finally, "Do they not ponder the Qur'an?" (Quran 47:24). so if we take examples from around us, we see that some muslims with abeard compared to are better in [FONT=Verdana, arial]character[/FONT][FONT=Verdana, arial][not due to beards]and some muslims without beards are better muslims by character.so what do we see..does e beard hold a magical mgnet to attract good? the reality is its our deeds and actions that speak louder to how we interact with the society around us,keeping away from what we know is harmful...if you wish to keep it due to sunnah..Alhumduillah..but actions have to follow as now you are representing the outer aspects of amuslim, but the most important part of islam is what we hold within,and what we do using those strengths for the betterment of family friends and society ...we should not look at another without a beard,as any less nor feel superiority and pride of wearing a beard,or having pride in anything else is not part of what Allaah encourages...Allaah tells us that we should not walk on the earth with pride...these are lessons we need to reflect on and make sense of...forgive me if i have offended anyone,or have come across as harsh...i just believe in learning and looking at signs of Allaah of what Allaah manifests to questions ourselves more deeply so we can see where we can be more mindful,and wiser insha Allaah..we owe our sleves this,as we Will be accountable for ourselves..we are all in the same boat and if we can help eachother,by Allaahs will..then we have understood true brotherhood insha Allaah
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The fuqaha (fiqh scholars) divided Islamic commandments into Sunnah and Fard, saying that what is in the Quran is Fard and what is in not in there but in hadith is Sunnah, but this is wrong, as stated by the Muhadditheen. For example, we get the method of wudu from the the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW). The whole method of wudu is not in the Quran, which states:

O you who have believed, when you rise to [perform] prayer, wash your faces and your forearms to the elbows and wipe over your heads and wash your feet to the ankles. And if you are in a state of janabah, then purify yourselves. But if you are ill or on a journey or one of you comes from the place of relieving himself or you have contacted women and do not find water, then seek clean earth and wipe over your faces and hands with it. Allah does not intend to make difficulty for you, but He intends to purify you and complete His favor upon you that you may be grateful. (5:6)

But that doesn't mean that what is in the Quran is enough for the wudu to be complete. There are hadith that show that we have to do the wudu exactly the way the Prophet (SAW) did it, which means that the method of wudu in the Sunnah is fard (obligatory).

Of the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW) some things are obligatory and some are preferred and some are optional. for each thing, there is evidence in hadith showing whether it is fard or preferred or optional. (Insha-Allah i'll post some stuff about this from a book called osool-ul-fiqh when I have time.)

Since there are hadith that state that the beard should be grown, it means that it is fard and not optional.
 
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The beard is not sunnah, it is obligatory.

You should elaborate on exactly what you mean. There are different views on this, but all scholars and madhhabs agree that it is forbidden to shave it off completely and be clean shaven. As to trimming it/leaving it, there are different opinions.

 
You should elaborate on exactly what you mean. There are different views on this, but all scholars and madhhabs agree that it is forbidden to shave it off completely and be clean shaven. As to trimming it/leaving it, there are different opinions.


There is no elaboration needed. The beard is obligatory and this is the answer to the original poster's question. As for trimming the beard to a fist length, it is far better for a Muslim man to let his beard grow because this is what the Messenger :saws1: did: he never trimmed his beard.

The narration of trimming the beard found in Bukhari is a practice of Ibn Umar, not of the Messenger :saws1:.
 
islam is all about understanding wisdom... check out shaykh Habib Al Jiffri on this talk...and he puts things in perspective..
 
Jazak Allah for all your replies and appreciated for it.
but no one answer my question.
Hazrat Prophet (pbuh) clipped his beard at the bottom and on the sides. (Tirmidhi, Adab, 17)
i needed Authenticity of this Hadith.
if any one know about it, please let me know if not then no problem. Inshaa Allah
Waslaam-o-Alykum
 
Jazak Allah for all your replies and appreciated for it.
but no one answer my question.
Hazrat Prophet (pbuh) clipped his beard at the bottom and on the sides. (Tirmidhi, Adab, 17)
i needed Authenticity of this Hadith.
if any one know about it, please let me know if not then no problem. Inshaa Allah
Waslaam-o-Alykum

It is not saheeh.

Al-Nawawi said: the best is to leave it as it is and not touch it or shorten it at all. (Tuhfat al-Ahwadhi, 8/39).

- As for the hadeeth, “He used to reduce the length and width (of his beard)” – this is a false and fabricated hadeeth.

See al-‘Ilal al-Mutanaahiyah by Ibn al-Jawzi, 2/686
 
Salaam.

I am not sparking an argument here, but i have been taught all my life, by different Ustaz in my country, that the beard is a sunnah. And if i am not wrong, this is the stance of ibn Hajar al Haytami and other prominent scholars of the Shafi'i madhab. I am well aware that it is obligatory in other madhab, but as per my knowledge, this is the stance of my madhab.

Like i said, i am not saying this to spark and argument, just to share what i know. And btw, i do have a beard and i do not shave it either Alhamdulillah
 
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