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Hadith and commentary (2)

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0:00 A hadith and commentary.
0:05 The Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said:
0:09 "Indeed, some of what the spring brings forth kills or nearly kills by overeating."
0:15 It is agreed upon by al-Bukhari and Muslim.
0:18 Commentary:
0:20 This profound statement has become a proverbial expression.
0:24 Abu Hilal al-'Askari stated in Jamharat al-Amthal:
0:29 This is a parable set forth by the Prophet, peace be upon him,
0:34 for one who is granted a portion of worldly wealth,
0:37 yet becomes so preoccupied with it, seeking more and clinging to it, that he neglects the rectification of his religion.
0:43 Consequently, this becomes the cause of his ruin,
0:47 just as livestock, if they do not graze in moderation,
0:51 suffer from bloated stomachs and die, or come close to it.
0:55 And al-habt (the condition mentioned in the hadith)
0:57 is the swelling of the stomach.