Does not this hadith apply to the case where a poor person finds food and is thus permitted to fill his stomach, perhaps not finding anything else? And the second hadith: (A man's need is only a few mouthfuls...
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The questioner : Does not this hadith apply to the case where a poor person finds food and is thus permitted to fill his stomach, perhaps not finding anything else? And does the second hadith: apply to the obligatory?
The Shaykh : This is without doubt, or this is one of the needs that arise, such as being like a camel with its water-skin and its shoes, drinking water and eating trees, meaning he fills his stomach out of fear of what?
The questioner : That he will not find it.
The Shaykh : That he will not find it in the future.
A man's need is only a few mouthfuls...
بحسب ابن آدم لقيمات ..The Shaykh : This is without doubt, or this is one of the needs that arise, such as being like a camel with its water-skin and its shoes, drinking water and eating trees, meaning he fills his stomach out of fear of what?
The questioner : That he will not find it.
The Shaykh : That he will not find it in the future.