A hadith containing Aisha's statement "Wathaklah" — is it from the forbidden wailing?
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The questioner : Is this considered Aisha's statement: to be from wailing?
The Shaykh : The scholars say: This is from the slight wailing that the mind suggests, and it is not from the forbidden wailing. The forbidden wailing is that which indicates anger and dissatisfaction. As for this which the mind suggests and comes about without intention, there is no sin upon him for it, by the saying of Allah the Exalted:[Al-Baqarah 2:225] And this is not something the heart earns, because it is what passes on the tongue without indicating anger at Allah the Mighty and Majestic. Yes.
Wathaklah
واثكلاهThe Shaykh : The scholars say: This is from the slight wailing that the mind suggests, and it is not from the forbidden wailing. The forbidden wailing is that which indicates anger and dissatisfaction. As for this which the mind suggests and comes about without intention, there is no sin upon him for it, by the saying of Allah the Exalted: