Giving an example of the strangeness of the Sunnah in this age.
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The Shaykh : And among the things that indicate the strangeness of the Sunnah in this age and the ignorance of the scholars of knowledge and fatwa regarding it is the answer of one of the circulating Islamic magazines to the question: "Are animals resurrected?" and so on. Its text reads: "Imam al-Alusi said in his Tafsir: There is no text from the Book or the Sunnah that can be relied upon in this matter—meaning the resurrection of animals—that indicates the gathering of other than the two heavy ones, namely the beasts and birds." This is all that the aforementioned respondent relied upon, and it is a strange thing that shows you the extent of the negligence of the scholars, let alone others, regarding the knowledge of the Sunnah. For it is established in the resurrection of animals by more than one hadith that explicitly states that animals are gathered and that some of them take retribution from others. Among them is the hadith of Muslim in his Sahih: Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2420Sahih (Darussalam). And it is established from Ibn 'Umar and others that the disbeliever, when he sees this retribution, will say: [An-Naba 78:40].
Rights will be given to their due, such that the hornless sheep would get its claim from the horned sheep.
لتُؤدُّنَّ الحقوق إلى أهلها حتى يُقادَ للشاة الجَلْحاء من الشاة القَرناءOh, I wish that I were dust!"
يَا لَيْتَنِي كُنْتُ تُرَابًا
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