Is a person rewarded for building a dwelling for his own need?
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Question:
Is what a person needs, meaning a dwelling, an exception to this (hadithSahih al-Bukhari 5672)?
Answer:
It seems the conclusion is that it is permissible, not an act of devotion. It may be an exception to this if he does it with a good intention, namely to cover himself, to be independent of people, and to benefit from it in something that is useful for the household, the family, and the guest.
It is what he raised, but it is in the ruling of being raised, but this is what is said by opinion.
Is what a person needs, meaning a dwelling, an exception to this (hadith
A Muslim is rewarded (in the Hereafter) for whatever he spends except for something that he spends on building.
إنّ المسلم ليؤجر في كل شيْء ينفقه إلّا في شيء يجعله في هذا الترابAnswer:
It seems the conclusion is that it is permissible, not an act of devotion. It may be an exception to this if he does it with a good intention, namely to cover himself, to be independent of people, and to benefit from it in something that is useful for the household, the family, and the guest.
It is what he raised, but it is in the ruling of being raised, but this is what is said by opinion.
Source
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