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The nuclear forty
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On the authority of Abu Abdullah
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Al-Numan bin Bashir, may God be pleased with them, said
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I heard the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, say
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What is permissible is clear
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The forbidden is clear
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There are suspects between them
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Not many people know them
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Whoever avoids suspicions
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He purged his religion and honor
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And who fell under suspicion
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He fell into sin
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Like a shepherd who grazes around his father-in-law
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He's about to get terrified
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Indeed, every king has a father-in-law
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Unless God Almighty protects His mahrams
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Indeed, there is a lump in the body
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If you are sound, the whole body will be sound
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If it is spoiled, the whole body will be spoiled
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Namely, the heart
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Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim
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This hadith guides the Muslim to a clear approach
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In dealing with legal rulings
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What is permissible is clear and what is forbidden is clear
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Between them are matters whose ruling may be doubtful to some people
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Therefore, it is desirable for a Muslim to abandon doubts
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To preserve his religion and honor
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The hadith confirms that a good heart is the basis of a good deed
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If the heart is sound, the whole body will be sound
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Which shows the importance of observing God
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And purify the intention
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And to stay away from what leads to forbidden things