Regarding the issue of combining two intentions in one act; does this imply that the angels also look into what is in the hearts?
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Eid Abbasi : In the hadith that the brother mentioned, or the one you mentioned in the answer, it says: .
The Shaykh: Yes.
Eid Abbasi : From this, it is understood that the angels look into what is in the hearts; that is, they look into a person's intention to do such and such?
The Shaykh : Some of the angels, some of the angels assigned to that task, naturally, they look into it.
Eid Abbasi : ... .
The questioner : If another one is found, like Abu Hanifah.
The Shaykh : If another one is found.
The questioner : If another one is found, like Abu Hanifah, in terms of not preserving and not being precise, does that strengthen Abu Hanifah, for example? Hanifah narrated from Abu Hanifah, and another one similar to Abu Hanifah narrated it, do we say there is no need to take...?
The Shaykh : Yes, because the doubt of error due to poor memory is removed.
Yes.
Whoever intends to do a good deed
مَن هَمَّ بحسنةThe Shaykh: Yes.
Eid Abbasi : From this, it is understood that the angels look into what is in the hearts; that is, they look into a person's intention to do such and such?
The Shaykh : Some of the angels, some of the angels assigned to that task, naturally, they look into it.
Eid Abbasi : ... .
The questioner : If another one is found, like Abu Hanifah.
The Shaykh : If another one is found.
The questioner : If another one is found, like Abu Hanifah, in terms of not preserving and not being precise, does that strengthen Abu Hanifah, for example? Hanifah narrated from Abu Hanifah, and another one similar to Abu Hanifah narrated it, do we say there is no need to take...?
The Shaykh : Yes, because the doubt of error due to poor memory is removed.
Yes.
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