Suhaib Webb – A Principle For Interpreting Hereafter Texts

			This is super important.
		

			Verifying the nature of the event and ensuring
		

			it matches the description of the prophet sallallahu
		

			alaihi wa sallamah
		

			in 3 areas,
		

			100%.
		

			What are the areas that it has to
		

			match up? The time. So when I said
		

			earlier, people were saying the Battle of Khutba
		

			is the end of time. Doesn't doesn't doesn't
		

			fall into the context
		

			of all the hadith about the fitan. The
		

			Battle of Khutbah is going to happen during
		

			the time of Sayid Nai Isa alaihis salatu
		

			salam.
		

			The other example I gave was when people
		

			were saying, oh, there's no Hajj this year.
		

			It means it's the day of judgment. It
		

			doesn't align with the context of the Hadith
		

			when all of the Hadith are brought together.
		

			It becomes very clear that the that the
		

			Hajj is going to be abandoned in a
		

			time after Sayna Issa has died,
		

			and very few believers
		

			are left on the face of the earth.
		

			Until in fact the prophet said in another
		

			hadith,
		

			even Allah's name is not mentioned,
		

			then the Hajj will be abandoned. It's not
		

			talking about 2020 and covid bro.
		

			Relax, man. Stop eating so many hot cheetos
		

			and drinking strawberry pop. That caffeine got you
		

			lit.
		

			So you have to be very careful.
		

			You have to make sure contextually it's correct.
		

			In that it applies to the right
		

			description.
		

			So for example,
		

			read a hadith
		

			in Sahih Muslim. The prophet said, the hour
		

			will not start until you fight the Turks.
		

			Is that now? You're gonna go fight the
		

			Turks. Now the Turks are Muslims.
		

			So obviously,
		

			it is not contextually appropriate
		

			nor does it apply to those Atraq.
		

			As Imam Anawi said, that battle happened before
		

			the time of Imam Anawi, Rahimohullah, before the
		

			Turks accepted Islam.