Zakir Naik – Is Sporting a Beard compulsory
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The speaker discusses the importance of following the commandments of the glorious Quran in obtaining a fard to keep a beard. The commandment of keeping a beard is highly recommended, but it is not always possible. Any Muslim who wants to keep a beard is highly recommended, but it is not always possible. Any commandment of the beloved prophet becomes a fard on every Muslim.
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How will I follow the commandments of the
glorious Quran in Suri Anam chapter 6 verse
54? That whenever those come to thee, who
believe in our signs, whenever the moments approach
you, whenever the Muslims approach you, wish them
a salaam alaikum. How can I follow this
guidance?
Unless I recognize
that the person in front of me is
a Muslim or not?
People may ask me, is
it a fart? Is it compulsory
to keep a beard and wear a cap?
I have not come across a single verse
in the glorious Quran which says that it
is a fard to keep a beard. There's
not a single verse in the glorious Quran.
The only place
where the Quran mentioned about the beard, is
in chapter
number 20,
verse number 94, which says,
He said, Aaron, peace be upon him, tells
his elder brother, Moses, peace be upon him.
He said, that, oh, son of my mother,
Don't hold me by my beard
or by the hair on my head. This
is the only verse in the glorious Quran
which mentions the word
beard. Aaron, peace be upon him, tells his
elder brother, Moses, peace be upon him, when
he gets angry, that don't hold me by
my beard
or by the hair on my head. Indicating
that Harun alaihi salam,
Aaron, peace be upon him, had a beard.
That's all.
This was doesn't say that it's compulsory
for every Muslim
to keep a beard. The glorious Quran says
in several places,
In several places.
In Suri Al Imran, chapter number 3, verse
number 32.
In Surah Al Imran, chapter number 3, verse
number 132.
In Surah Nisa, chapter number 4, verse number
59.
Chapter number 5 was number 92.
Chapter number 8 was number 1.
Chapter number 8 was number 20.
Chapter number 8 was number 46.
Chapter number 24 was number 54.
Chapter number 24 was number 54. Chapter number
24 was number 56.
Muhammad, chapter number 47,
verse number 33.
Chapter number 58, verse number 13. In several
places,
including
chapter number 64, verse number 12, the glorious
Quran says,
and obey the messenger.
It's compulsory
that every Muslim should obey Allah, and obey
the messenger.
And it's mentioned
in Sahibuhari,
1 number 7.
In the book of grace,
chapter number 64,
Hadith number 780,
Nafi, may Allah be pleased with him, he
narrated that Ibni Umar, the son of Umar,
said,
that the prophet, peace be upon him, said
that
do the opposite
of what the pagans do.
Keep the beard
and cut the mustaches
short.
It's a commandment of the beloved prophet, that
keep the beard and cut the moustaches short.
It's further mentioned in Sahih Bukhari, verb number
7, in the book of dress,
chapter number 65,
Hadith number 781,
that Ibn Umar, may Allah, be pleased with
him.
He narrates
that the messenger of Allah,
may peace be upon him, said
that
cut your moustaches short
and leave your beard.
Most of the scholars
say
that keeping a beard is mustahab.
Mustahab means highly recommended.
Some people say
It's a highly recommended sunnah of the beloved
prophet.
While there are many other scholars who say
that because of
finances, obey Allah
and obey the messenger, any commandment of the
messenger
becomes a fard on every Muslim. So there
are many scholars who say that keeping a
beard is fard.
Many scholars say it is
highly recommended.
While some scholars say, many others say that
it is
because it's an. It's a commandment of the
beloved prophet. Any commandment of the beloved prophet
becomes afar on every Muslim.
But
any Muslim,
if he's a true Muslim,
irrespective whether it's Mustahab
or Afar,
he will keep appearing.