Examples of Prophetic hadiths indicating the refinement and improvement of words?
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The Shaykh: Sunan ad-Darimi 19:69 When he related this dream to the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), he said to him: He said: No. So the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) addressed the Companions and said: . I say this and that is from the category of refining words. Other hadiths can be added to these two, among them is the hadith of the preacher: , and among them is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): Sahih Muslim 2250a "Luqist" is a foul meaning, but the Messenger (peace be upon him) did not want the Muslim to utter this common word because it is explicit in foulness. "Luqist," as you see, is subtle and soft, but it conveys the same foul meaning.
What Allah willed and what Muhammad willed
ما شاء الله وشاء محمدDid you relate it to anyone?
هل قَصَصْتَها على أحد ؟For a long time I have heard you saying: What Allah willed and what Muhammad willed, so I am ashamed of you, so let none of you say What Allah willed and what Muhammad willed, but say: What Allah willed alone
طالما كنت أسمعكم تقولون : ما شاء الله وشاء محمد ، فأستحي منكم ، فلا يقولَنَّ أحدكم ما شاء الله وشاء محمد ، ولكن قولوا : ما شاء الله وحدهYou are a bad preacher
بئس الخطيب أنتNone of you should say: "My soul has become evil," but he should say: "My soul has become remorseless."
لا يقولَنَّ أحدكم خبثت نفسي ، ولكن لقِست
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