I heard him saying about the one who loses consciousness: what Allāh has power over then Allāh is more entitled to excuse.
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Muʿjam al-Aḥādīth al-Muʿtabara · Volume 1 · Section 4 · 9 narrations
Ismail the son of Abi Abdillah had gold coins and a man from the Quraysh wanted to set out to Yaman, so Ismail said: O father – so and so wants to set out to Yaman and I have some gold coins do you think I should give…
Read the full narration →Abu Ja’far said عليه السلام: follow in the Wudhu the way Allāh Mighty and Majestic said – begin with the face… begin with what Allāh Mighty and Majestic began with.
Read the full narration →I begin with what Allāh Mighty and Majestic began with – proceeding to Safa first – Allāh Mighty ad Majestic says: “Verily Safa and Marwa are from among the signs of Allāh” (2:158) …
Read the full narration →I said to Abi Ja’far عليه السلام: will you not inform me how you knew and ruled that the wiping should only be limited to a part of the head and a part of the feet, so he laughed and then said: … then he said: “Allāh…
Read the full narration →Abu Abdillah عليه السلام was asked about the one in the state of Janaba who is bathing so [some of the used water] sprays off the ground and into the utensil, he said: there is no harm – this is covered by what Allāh the…
Read the full narration →the messenger of Allāh صلى الله عليه واله said: my Umma are absolved of nine things: error, forgetfulness, what they are coerced to do, what they do not have the strength for, what they are ignorant of, what they have to…
Read the full narration →I asked him about a man who comes to the market and buys a cloak of fur but he is not sure whether it is pure or not pure – can he pray in it? he said: yes, you do not have to inquire about it, Aba Ja’far عليه السلام…
Read the full narration →I said to Abi Ja’far عليه السلام: … he said: … and Allāh Blessed and Exalted did not place in the religion any discomfort for “difficulty” is more extreme than “discomfort”.
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