Is it true that when someone says, "While I was on my way, a voice called out to me," just as happened with that man in the hadith, where an angel came to him and said, "Where are you going?" and he replied, "I want to visit my brother"?
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The questioner: That if a person says, "It happened to me, and I said, 'O my brothers, while I was on my way, a voice called out to me,'" meaning he describes what happened with that man, where an angel came to him and said, "Where are you going?" and he replied, "I want to visit my brother for the sake of Allah," and then asked, "Do you have any need? Do you have any debt?" ... to the end of the hadith, is this to be believed?
The Shaykh: Glory be to Allah, I think the question is not this.
The questioner: Hehehe.
The Shaykh: Because I will tell you, it will be believed, but is this voice from mercy or from Satan?
The questioner: By Allah, in my opinion, O Shaykh, this depends on what the voice calls out.
The Shaykh: How do you mean, what it calls out?
The questioner: For this man, meaning, if it was, for example, if it was...
The Shaykh: Did you mention it based on what it calls out, or did you mention that a voice came to him?
The questioner: That a voice came to him, so this voice...
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: As you mentioned, my Shaykh, how do we know whether it is from mercy or from Satan?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: So I say, Allah knows best, that one looks at what this voice called out to him. Is this sufficient to distinguish whether it is from mercy or from Satan?
The Shaykh: Okay, let us listen to Abu Malik... the voice.
The questioner: That it said to him, "I am an angel from Allah, so be glad, for Allah loves you because you love so-and-so and went to visit him." Yes.
The Shaykh: This is a development of the question into a second question.
The questioner: Hehehe.
The Shaykh: ... do not believe it... because this voice could be Satan wanting to deceive you... .
The questioner: Okay, now a question that also develops from this, a fourth question: Is it possible to know the wisdom and benefit from that hadith that came to us?
The Shaykh: The benefit, of course, can be known, how not... the visit... .
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : ... .
The Shaykh: Glory be to Allah, I think the question is not this.
The questioner: Hehehe.
The Shaykh: Because I will tell you, it will be believed, but is this voice from mercy or from Satan?
The questioner: By Allah, in my opinion, O Shaykh, this depends on what the voice calls out.
The Shaykh: How do you mean, what it calls out?
The questioner: For this man, meaning, if it was, for example, if it was...
The Shaykh: Did you mention it based on what it calls out, or did you mention that a voice came to him?
The questioner: That a voice came to him, so this voice...
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: As you mentioned, my Shaykh, how do we know whether it is from mercy or from Satan?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner: So I say, Allah knows best, that one looks at what this voice called out to him. Is this sufficient to distinguish whether it is from mercy or from Satan?
The Shaykh: Okay, let us listen to Abu Malik... the voice.
The questioner: That it said to him, "I am an angel from Allah, so be glad, for Allah loves you because you love so-and-so and went to visit him." Yes.
The Shaykh: This is a development of the question into a second question.
The questioner: Hehehe.
The Shaykh: ... do not believe it... because this voice could be Satan wanting to deceive you... .
The questioner: Okay, now a question that also develops from this, a fourth question: Is it possible to know the wisdom and benefit from that hadith that came to us?
The Shaykh: The benefit, of course, can be known, how not... the visit... .
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : ... .
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