The Ruling on Satan’s Statement “Muhammad Has Been Killed” and Its Relation to the Trials (Fitnah)
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Question:
This is a question that says: Your Eminence, father, is Satan’s statement on the Day of Uhud, “Muhammad has been killed,” considered one of the rumors? And what is the relation of that to the strength of the Muslims during the times of trial (fitnah)?
Answer:
There is no doubt that Satan’s statement “Muhammad has been killed” is a spreading of misguidance, a spreading of disbelief, and a despairing of people from good. He said “Muhammad has been killed,” and the hands of the Muslims fell. Until it became clear to them that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) was in protection and safeguard, and in safety and faith. At that point, the polytheists were repelled, the hypocrites were repelled, and the false rumors were repelled. Yes.
This is a question that says: Your Eminence, father, is Satan’s statement on the Day of Uhud, “Muhammad has been killed,” considered one of the rumors? And what is the relation of that to the strength of the Muslims during the times of trial (fitnah)?
Answer:
There is no doubt that Satan’s statement “Muhammad has been killed” is a spreading of misguidance, a spreading of disbelief, and a despairing of people from good. He said “Muhammad has been killed,” and the hands of the Muslims fell. Until it became clear to them that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) was in protection and safeguard, and in safety and faith. At that point, the polytheists were repelled, the hypocrites were repelled, and the false rumors were repelled. Yes.
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