A husband swore to his wife that if she bought him a cap, he would cut it into pieces, so she bought it, and his financial situation is weak
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Eid Abbasi : A pressing question to resolve a problem between a husband and wife; it is a strange and unusual question. A husband swore an oath to his wife that if she bought him a cap, he would cut it into pieces. She bought it, and his financial situation is weak. If he wants to expiate his oath by feeding poor people, it would cause him severe hardship, and he is unable to fast. And cutting it up would be a waste of money?
[Everyone laughs]
The Shaykh : She brought this upon herself. Since she made it difficult for him, we will make it difficult for him!
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Eid Abbasi : ... (peace and blessings be upon him):, please clarify whether this hadith is authentic, and if it is authentic, explain its objectives? Does the drinker of intoxicants who does not repent enter Paradise? And since intoxicants have been forbidden in this world, what is the wisdom of their existence in the Hereafter? Does a person enter Paradise and be deprived of some of its foods and drinks? We ask for clarification of this with an explanation of the evidence?
The Shaykh : This is one question that has become five questions?!
Eid Abbasi : What Allah willed!! This is a collection.
The Shaykh : Hide it from me... how?
The questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : No, word for word, as it is.
[Everyone laughs]
The Shaykh : She brought this upon herself. Since she made it difficult for him, we will make it difficult for him!
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Eid Abbasi : ... (peace and blessings be upon him):
Whoever drinks intoxicants in this world and does not repent, he will not drink it in the Hereafter, even if he enters Paradise.
من شرب الخمر في الدنيا ولم يتُبْ ؛ لم يشرَبْها في الآخرة وإن دخل الجنةThe Shaykh : This is one question that has become five questions?!
Eid Abbasi : What Allah willed!! This is a collection.
The Shaykh : Hide it from me... how?
The questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : No, word for word, as it is.
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