Part of رياض الصالحين (اكتملت السلسلة)
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رياض الصالحين | الحلقة (40) | باب تعظيم حرمات المسلمين وبيان حقوقهم والشفقة عليهم ورحمتهم (2)
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Riyadh al-Salehin from the words of the Master of Messengers, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Chapter on glorifying the sanctities of Muslims
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Explaining their rights and showing compassion and mercy to them
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On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them both
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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A Muslim is the brother of a Muslim. He does not oppress him or spare him
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Whoever is in need of his brother, God is in need of him
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Whoever relieves a Muslim of distress, God will relieve him of distress on the Day of Resurrection
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Whoever covers a Muslim, God will cover him on the Day of Resurrection
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And agreed upon
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He does not oppress him, that is, he does not deprive him of his money or his rights, nor does he assault him
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He does not hand him over, that is, he does not leave him to his enemy or those who hate him to harm him
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Relieve, that is, remove the distress, that is, the distress and anxiety
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One of the benefits of talking
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Muslims are loving brothers and cooperative partners
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Each complements the other to build and intensify
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Striving to meet the needs of Muslims and relieve their concerns brings us closer to God
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It is a reason for fulfilling the servant’s needs, relieving his anxiety, and revealing his grief
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Prohibiting oppression of a Muslim and leaving him in the hands of the oppressors and their helpers
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A Muslim truly supports his brother, refrains from injustice, and does not abandon him to his enemy
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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A Muslim is a brother to another Muslim. He does not betray him, lie to him, or let him down
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Everything for a Muslim is forbidden for another Muslim: his honor, his money, and his blood
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They met her here
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It is considered evil for a person to despise his Muslim brother
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Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
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He does not betray him, meaning he does not deprive him of his rights or betrayal, which is against trustworthiness
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He does not lie to him, that is, he does not accuse him of lying
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Or he tells him something that is contrary to reality
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He does not let him down, that is, he does not abandon his support
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His honor, i.e. his sufficiency and generosity
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To be violated with insults, backbiting, slander and defamation
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According to how evil it is to despise Muslims
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One of the benefits of talking
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Muslims are safe and pious brothers
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Supporters of goodness and righteousness
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Contempt for Muslims is a sign of arrogance
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Arrogance is all evil
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The inviolability of a Muslim’s property, blood, and honor without a legitimate reason
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Fearing God prevents injustice, arrogance, and arrogance
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Do not envy or quarrel
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And do not hate one another, and do not turn to one another
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And do not sell some of you to sell others
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And be servants of God, brothers
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A Muslim is a Muslim's brother
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He does not oppress him, despise him, or let him down
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Piety is here
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He points to his chest three times
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According to one of evil
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To despise his Muslim brother
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Everything for a Muslim is forbidden for another Muslim
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His blood, money and honor
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Narrated by Muslim
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Najsh means an increase in the price of a commodity
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He calls her in the market and the like
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He has no desire to buy it
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Rather, he intends to deceive others
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This is forbidden
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The measure is to turn away from the person
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And abandons it and makes it like the thing that
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Behind the back and behind the back
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Don't be jealous
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That is, do not envy one another
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Envy is the wish for the blessing to disappear
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Do not hate one another
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That is, do not hate one another for anything other than God
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One of the benefits of talking
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Prohibition of envy
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It is proven by the Qur’an and Sunnah
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And the consensus of the nation
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Prohibition of selling najsh
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Because it is based on fraud and deception
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And deception and harm
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Migration among Muslims
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Which leads to interactions and intersections are forbidden
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Muslims have been made brothers by God
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The brothers love each other
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The prohibition against this has become widespread
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Until it reached the point of frequency
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It is not permissible to harm a Muslim
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In any way, whether in word or action
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Or an unjust gesture
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On the authority of Anas, may God be pleased with him
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On the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, he said
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None of you believe
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So that he loves for his brother what he loves
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Agreed
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And he said about him
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Support your brother, whether he is an oppressor or an oppressed person
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A man said
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O Messenger of God
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Support him if he is oppressed
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Have you seen if he is unjust, how can I support him?
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He said
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Detain him or prevent him from injustice
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For that is his victory
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Narrated by Al-Bukhari
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One of the benefits of talking
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The necessity of supporting the oppressed
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Taking at the hands of the oppressor
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Victory for him over himself and his devil
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The obligation to enjoin good and forbid evil
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It is necessary to uphold the right of brotherhood of faith
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Transfer of Islam
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The ignorance of pre-Islamic times from demolition to construction
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Where the pre-Islamic people fought against each other
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Whether they are oppressed
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Or unjust to others
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On ignorant fanaticism
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Islam taught its followers
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To put things in their place
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The Muslim supports his oppressed brother
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By taking his rights and deterring my oppressors
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So do not let him eat the people’s money
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He destroys their honor and sheds their blood
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him
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That the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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He said
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The right of a Muslim over another Muslim is five
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Peace be upon you and the patient's clinic
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And follow funerals
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Answering the invitation and praising the sneezer
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Agreed
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And in a narration by Muslim
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The right of a Muslim is six
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If you meet him, greet him
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And if he calls you, answer him
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If he advises you, advise him
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And if he sneezes, praise God and smell him
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And if he is sick, prepare him
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And if he dies, follow him
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That is, the obligatory thing
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The sneezer gloated
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Say to someone who sneezes and thank God
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May God have mercy on you
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One of the benefits of talking
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The return of peace is obligatory
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If the recipient is an individual
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One person is sufficient for the group
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Visiting the patient is one of his rights
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Funerals are held from her place
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And pray for her
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Burying it is a sufficient obligation
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The invitation must be answered
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Unless there is a sin in it
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The sneezing person's name is fard 'ayn
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According to what he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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A right for everyone who heard it
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A sneezer does not deserve to gloat
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Thank God
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Sincerity of advice to those who seek it
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A right and obligation of the advisor
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The greatness of the Islamic method
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In documenting the bonds of society
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And strengthening the bonds of love between its members
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On the authority of Abu Amara
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Al-Baraa bin Azib, may God be pleased with them, said
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, commanded us
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He forbade us from seven
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We ordered the patient's office
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The funeral will follow
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And the sneezer gloated
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And justify the divider
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And victory for the oppressed
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And the answer to the supplicant
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And spreading peace
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He forbade us from wearing rings or sealing them with gold
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And about the pastor
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And about wearing silk, brocade, and brocade
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Agreed
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And in a novel
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And reciting lost things in the first seven
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Al-Maiyathir
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It is the plural of mithra, and it is something made of silk
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It is stuffed with cotton or something else
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And he puts in the saddle and the camel's heel
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My pastor
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They are clothes woven from mixed silk and linen
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And chanting the lost
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That is, its definition
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Approve the divider
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That is, answer and believe the one who swore against you
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To do what he asked of you
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If it is legitimate or you can do it
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Brocade is a type of silk
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Al-Astabraq
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It is thicker than brocade
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One of the benefits of talking
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It is necessary to support the oppressed over the able
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Restore his rights to him
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And rebuke his oppressor
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Prohibiting the use of gold and silver vessels
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It is forbidden for men to wear gold rings
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It is forbidden for men to wear silk
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And about chanting lost things in mosques
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Riyadh Al-Salehin