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Commentary on Hadeeth

Commentary on Hadeeth

Which ayats did Umar ibn Kattab (RA) read and accepted islam, when he went to his sisters house.

Commentary on Hadeeth

02 Nov

The story is not authentic. It was the beginning of Surah Taha.

How do i advise someone about not exposing sins, do I tell them about that hadith where the sins of those who expose the sins, are not forgiven. Also is it true that they are challenging Allah when they are exposing those sins?

Commentary on Hadeeth

27 Oct

The hadeeth is a good way. As for challenging Allah, I don’t know about this but indeed it is a great sin.

Is it Sahih? ‘Verily, for our Mahdi there are two signs which have never as yet concurred since the creation of the heavens and earth; first is the eclipse of the moon on the first night of Ramadan, and second is the eclipse of the sun during the middle of that same Ramadan. This (concurrence of a solar and lunar eclipse) has never happened since Allah created the heavens and earth.’ (Dare Qutni vol.2 p.65)

Commentary on Hadeeth

23 Oct

This is not authentic!

Sheikh, I apologize for being questioning the same issue regarding hair dye. Sheikh I don’t understand one thing, why it was mentioned in hadith of father of Abu Bakar (RA) “Complete Hair” was white when Prophet (PBUH) told him to dye. Does it mean that reward of dying hair will be accountable when once complete hair is white?

Commentary on Hadeeth

22 Oct

One is rewarded even if the hair is not all white.

Anas ibn Maalik (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: A man said:??O Messenger of Allaah, when one of us meets his brother or his friend, should he bow to him???He said:??No.??He said:??Should he embrace him and kiss him???He said:??No.??He said:??Should he take his hand and shake hands with him???He said:??Yes.?? [This hadeeth was classed as hasan by al-Albaani in Saheeh Sunan al-Tirmidhi] Please explain.

Commentary on Hadeeth

21 Oct

The hadith is authentic. The sunnah is to shake hands with Muslims you often see as a form of greeting.

Ya Shaykh , Is the following hadith authentic?: Abdullah Ibn-Umar related that once, HE SAW THE PROPHET SHOWING `IRAQ WITH HIS HAND, AND SAYING: “THE FITNA IS HERE, THE FITNA IS HERE, THE FITNA IS HERE, THREE TIMES, IT IS FROM HERE THAT WILL APPEAR THE DEVIL’S HORNS,” (sahih) (Reference:-Musnad-e-Ahmad Vol.10 Page.391 Hadith.6302 or 6129, Isnad considered Sahih by the Muhaddith Ahmad Shakir al-Masry)

Commentary on Hadeeth

21 Oct

This is authentic.

I hv been informed of an hadith as follows: when ur parents die and after completion of burial, sit near the grave and do zikr equal to the time required in slaughtering of a camel. It will give peace and reduce their discomfort of total loneliness. Kindly verification required

Commentary on Hadeeth

21 Oct

This is not required as it is not from the sunnah of our Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam.

How do we properly understand the hadith in Bukhari “don’t you see when your folk built the kaaba, they did not build it on all the foundations built by Ibrahim?” The kaba today is not on the foundations set by Ibrahim but is in the approximate area, not the exact area?

Commentary on Hadeeth

12 Oct

The arch by its side is part of the kaabah and that is why people don’t go through it when making Tawaf

will every one who walks to friday salat whose feet gets dusty, whose walking is accepted by Allah be rewarded with what the hadith mentions?

Commentary on Hadeeth

10 Oct

This hadeeth is regarding Jihad and relating it to Friday is the opinion of that companion may Allah be pleased with him but there isn’t anything from the Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam to confirm this or from other companions.

Is this true or not? Because there is no hadith number! And as you mentioned before it was the saying of umar! The Prophet (sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam) said “Teach your children swimming, archery and horse riding”. In another narration, he said, “Practice archery and horseback riding.” [Sahih Muslim]

Commentary on Hadeeth

07 Oct

This is not true and there is no hadeeth like this in saheeh Muslim.