Adnan Rajeh – The Unlawfulness of Harm #10

Adnan Rajeh
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The speaker discusses the negative impact of a hadith on people's faith and personal experiences, including the belief that animals are not worthy of harm. They also mention a recent interview where a woman was punished for her behavior by a collar, and the speaker warns that these experiences may be directly related to personal and professional behavior. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the negative impact of actions on one's behavior and causing one's behavior to be a part of the environment.
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Collection of both.

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This is the last hadith and on a

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rate within the, theme of the unlawfulness of

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Harm.

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And I think it's an appropriate hadith to

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conclude this series with because it's a,

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it's one that

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strikes you as quite,

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I

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wanna say odd, but it's a it's a

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it's it's not what you you expect sometimes,

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I guess, when you listen to these type

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of hadith or or you or you or

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you learn you're learning our faith, you don't

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always expect you don't always expect a prophet

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to say something like this. And he and

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of course saying it, caused a lot of,

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the Sahaba asked a lot of questions about

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this one and they had a lot of

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concerns because they didn't think that this was

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the case. Of course, he explained it much

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more throughout his life, alayhis salatu wa sama

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became known. And the read goes as the

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following.

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So he said

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was that a way a lady was punished

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by Allah

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because of a cat

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that

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she held captive

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until it died.

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Like, she basically imprisoned the cat or

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put it in a cage or put it

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somewhere until it died.

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And the lady, because of this, entered in

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Nar. This is the wording of the prophet,

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alayhi, salaam.

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Because of this, she went to the he

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was punished in Jahannam. And then he comments,

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alayhi, salaam, he says,

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and he uses this here a couple of

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times as if to emphasize

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the how could she do this? Because he's

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using this this terminology to

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point out the the the horrible

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by nature of this crime

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that she did not feed her feed this

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animal nor

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quench his thirst when she held it captive,

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nor did she open the door for her

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to go and eat from the vermin of

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the earth, whatever whatever existed outside.

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As if the prophet

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why could you

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and this became

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an issue for the suhava because they weren't

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aware that this applied to animals.

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Right?

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They weren't aware that this

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that it applied to animals. They understood, okay,

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fine.

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We can't be cruel or we can't harm

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a human being.

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But they thought animals were

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no. Even an animal.

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Even a cat.

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Even a small creature that

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yeah, she was punished. She went to Jahannam.

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A person

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would go to

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Jahannam

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because of a small cat

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that

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she didn't treat fairly,

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that she didn't treat with mercy,

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that she didn't show

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any basic

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decency and and and compassion towards.

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And Alaihi Wasallam point that out. The harm

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when we talk about the unlawfulness of harm,

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we're not just talking about the unlawfulness of

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harm towards

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human beings. We're talking about the unlawfulness of

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harm towards any living thing,

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even something that you you consider not to

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be not to be worthy or not to

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be important. Alayhis salatu wasallahu alaihi wa sallam

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would point out that it that it is

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it is it is. And this hadith is

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very scary

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to me

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because what we're

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doing. I mean, I'll be causing

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direct harm sometimes, Yani,

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often, but I'm but I wonder sometimes about

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the indirect harm that we cause with our

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habits and diets and our choices in life,

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whether we are causing indirect harm towards the

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creatures of this planet and that we will

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whether we will be held accountable for that

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or not. I ask that Allah subhanahu wa'am

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that we're not and that we're we're taught

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the ways to be better.

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But used this and the Sahaba heard it

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and this is an unauthentic. This is Bukhari.

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This is Mutafaq Ali Hadith.

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This is one of the most authentic narrations

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that we have. So when you hear it

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and when you think of it, you have

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to accept or you have to at

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least pause for a moment and think about

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what he's explaining

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The mistreatment of an animal will lead for

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a human being

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to go to

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