What is the authenticity of the hadith: "May Allah curse the one who cuts down a sidr tree," and the hadith: "Whoever cuts down a sidr tree, Allah will direct his head to the Fire," and the hadith
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The questioner : Your Eminence, may Allah forgive you, there are some hadiths, I mean, that the general public circulate, such as: .
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : This hadith, and the second hadith: and the third hadith: .
The Shaykh : So?
The questioner : Let him lie, what is the authenticity of these hadiths?
The Shaykh : None of them are authentic.
The questioner : All of it?
The Shaykh : None of them are authentic, but it has been prohibited to cut down sidr trees if people benefit from them for shade, such as if they serve as a resting place for travelers or the like. This has been prohibited because of the removal of the benefits that Muslims derive from them, whereas the wordings mentioned are not authentic.
May Allah curse the one who cuts down a sidr tree
لعن الله قاطع سدرةThe Shaykh : What?
The questioner :
May Allah curse the one who cuts down a sidr tree
لعن الله قاطع سدرةWhoever cuts down a sidr tree, Allah will direct his head to the Fire
من قطع سدرة سدد الله رأسه إلى النارWhoever wants to curse himself, let him lie
من أراد أن يلعن نفسه فليكذبThe Shaykh : So?
The questioner : Let him lie, what is the authenticity of these hadiths?
The Shaykh : None of them are authentic.
The questioner : All of it?
The Shaykh : None of them are authentic, but it has been prohibited to cut down sidr trees if people benefit from them for shade, such as if they serve as a resting place for travelers or the like. This has been prohibited because of the removal of the benefits that Muslims derive from them, whereas the wordings mentioned are not authentic.