Advice for one who is struck by a calamity on the day of Eid
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Question:
May Allah reward you. Another questioner sent this question, saying: If a Muslim is struck by a calamity on the day of Eid, for example the death of a father or a brother, which takes precedence, the side of condolence or accepting the Eid? And what is the advice for one who is struck by a calamity?
Answer:
Yes, the calamity does not conflict with the Eid. Rather, he rejoices with the people and displays patience and seeking reward, and he does not grieve with a grief that affects him, or worse, that leads him to wailing, or that he holds a party for condolence. All of this is not permissible. This is a religious innovation. He should be patient and seek reward, and rejoice with the people for the Eid. Praise be to Allah, this is how it proceeds with the servants. Yes.
May Allah reward you. Another questioner sent this question, saying: If a Muslim is struck by a calamity on the day of Eid, for example the death of a father or a brother, which takes precedence, the side of condolence or accepting the Eid? And what is the advice for one who is struck by a calamity?
Answer:
Yes, the calamity does not conflict with the Eid. Rather, he rejoices with the people and displays patience and seeking reward, and he does not grieve with a grief that affects him, or worse, that leads him to wailing, or that he holds a party for condolence. All of this is not permissible. This is a religious innovation. He should be patient and seek reward, and rejoice with the people for the Eid. Praise be to Allah, this is how it proceeds with the servants. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 6976- نصيحة لمن أصيب بمصيبة في يوم العيد - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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