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Using Weak Hadiths as Evidence in the Virtues of Deeds

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Question:
Shaykh Salih, some people, especially in advice and sermons, cite weak hadiths and say that this was reported regarding the virtues of deeds and da'wah (calling others to Islam).

Answer:
Yes. No, not for da'wah. But the scholars said that weak hadiths may be cited as evidence for the virtues of deeds, because this is a good thing. A weak hadith, if it is not extremely weak, and especially if it has corroborating narrations from other hadiths, may be cited to encourage good and warn against evil. Yes.
Source قناة «السعودية»، برنامج فتاوى — youtube.com (35:16)

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