A question regarding the hadith of the plague and the Shaykh’s citation of this hadith in relation to what is called quarantine, and an explanation of the meaning of the hadith?
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The Shaykh: In what was said, health agreed that some of it explains some of it, and do not be a follower of the masses; if people do good, we do good, and if they do evil, we wrong them, but... [the correct stance is that] if people do good, you should do good, and if they do evil, you should not wrong them.
The Shaykh: In what was said, health agreed that some of it explains some of it, and do not be a follower of the masses; if people do good, we do good, and if they do evil, we wrong them, but... [the correct stance is that] if people do good, you should do good, and if they do evil, you should not wrong them.
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