Hadith Series – #24 – Allah Hates Oppression
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Channel: Tom Facchine
Series: Tom Facchine - Hadith Series
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The speaker discusses the Hadith's statement that he denies oppression and has restrictions on doing things that do not cause oppression. The speaker explains that Islam has put rules and limits on things that do not cause oppression, and that oppression can lead to problems for everyone. The speaker also suggests that Islam has put rules and limits on things that do not cause oppression to make individual lives difficult.AI Generated Transcript ©
Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in a hadith that Allah azza wa jal said, yeah, a baddie in the haram to Allah Allah and FC withdrawal to Hubei in como ha Rahman fell out of order move ecological Muslim. So this is a Hadith kotse, where Allah azza wa jal says that he has prohibited himself from oppression
that he has prevented even the possibility that Allah could oppress anybody. And then he says something kind of interesting. It doesn't seem related at first. But that's the whole point of the Hadith, where he says that and I have placed in between you Maha Roman, basically, like, I've put rules, I've put limits, I've put commands that you're not supposed to cross. And then he says, For that alone, and also don't oppress each other. So the implication Allah subhanaw taala it's amazing to me because Allah treats us like, intelligent people. He doesn't always spell out every little thing as if we're in kindergarten. So He lets us connect the dots ourselves here, he says, I have
prohibited myself from oppression. And I have made between you rules and limits, so don't oppress one another. Allah is implying here that the rules that he has put down the Haram that don't do this that don't do that. The purpose for those rules is so that we don't end up oppressing one another. Right? So if you wonder, it's like, Well, why do we have this rule? Like why do we have that rule? Like, I don't understand why we have to do this in a summer why we can't do that? Well, the answer is right there for you. If you ended up doing that thing, whether it's alcohol, whether it's gambling, whether it's riba whether it's Zina, right, all of these things that we know are haram,
why are they there? Are they just to make your life as an individual difficult? No, is to prevent oppression. Allah subhanaw taala is implying in the Hadith, that if we were to partake in these things, that we would end up oppressing one another and Allah hates oppression. And so he has put them as limits so that we don't end up oppressing each other. And then he has followed that up with saying, so don't oppress each other. Even if you're following these limits. There's other things that you might do, or you could do that would end up oppressing other people. So don't do it.