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aku quote cerita daripada hadis nkorang sendiri...
dan seperti biasa, sifat ahli kitab..
kalau nko quote al-Quran pun dia reject
kalau nko quote hadis pun dia tetap reject juga....
)
senarai larangan menulis hadis, post #2
Hadith of the pen and paper
Sunni Muslims refer to this episode as the "Event of Thursday". It is generally seen as a minor event and a test by Muhammad of his "Companions". The Companions are considered to have chosen to do the right thing and passed the test, having remained free from criticism by Muhammad for the rest of the days he remained with them. Further Sunni's say it was not a matter of disobedience but rather it was Umar’s Ijtihad in that situation.[5] This period (from Thursday to Monday) during which Muhammad remained with the Companions after this incident was also not utilized to make a will - which, Sunnis argue, confirms that it was not an important document to be written but rather a simple test to know whether the Ummah is aware of the message of the Qur'an. The following passage is cited as evidence: "This day have I perfected your religion for you, completed My favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion." (5:3).; Hadith of the pen and paper
puak2 ni pula kitab Allah sahaja tak mencukupi..
perlukan macam2 kitab.. dan sampai ler ke tahap buku motivasi.. hehehe)
dan seperti biasa, sifat ahli kitab..
kalau nko quote al-Quran pun dia reject
kalau nko quote hadis pun dia tetap reject juga....
)senarai larangan menulis hadis, post #2
Hadith of the pen and paper
Sunni Muslims refer to this episode as the "Event of Thursday". It is generally seen as a minor event and a test by Muhammad of his "Companions". The Companions are considered to have chosen to do the right thing and passed the test, having remained free from criticism by Muhammad for the rest of the days he remained with them. Further Sunni's say it was not a matter of disobedience but rather it was Umar’s Ijtihad in that situation.[5] This period (from Thursday to Monday) during which Muhammad remained with the Companions after this incident was also not utilized to make a will - which, Sunnis argue, confirms that it was not an important document to be written but rather a simple test to know whether the Ummah is aware of the message of the Qur'an. The following passage is cited as evidence: "This day have I perfected your religion for you, completed My favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion." (5:3).; Hadith of the pen and paper
puak2 ni pula kitab Allah sahaja tak mencukupi..
perlukan macam2 kitab.. dan sampai ler ke tahap buku motivasi.. hehehe
)
