What is the ruling on making du'a' against a Muslim who contradicts the Shari'ah?
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Question:
Can it be inferred from the hadith of Salama ibn al-Akwa'—that a man ate with the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) using his left hand, and he said: He said: "I am unable to do so." He said: "Nothing prevented him except arrogance"—the permissibility of making du'a' against a Muslim who contradicts the command of Allah and the command of His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him)?
Answer:
The permissibility appears from the hadith if it is known that he is arrogant, but forgiveness is better. Forgiveness and making du'a' for your brother for guidance is better, as in other texts.
Can it be inferred from the hadith of Salama ibn al-Akwa'—that a man ate with the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) using his left hand, and he said:
Eat with your right hand
كل بيمينكI could not
لا استطعتAnswer:
The permissibility appears from the hadith if it is known that he is arrogant, but forgiveness is better. Forgiveness and making du'a' for your brother for guidance is better, as in other texts.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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