What is the difference between khubth and laqs in describing the self?
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Question:
In the hadith, he (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Then he said at the end: Sahih al-Bukhari 1142?
Answer:
This is among the reasons for his obedience to Satan... Perhaps the meaning, considering the meaning, is that the meaning is one. The intended meaning of khubth is change, and laqs is change. Laqisat means: it changed to something that is better. But the word laqs is better than the word khubth; because khubth is used for forbidden things, impurities, and sins. So the expression "laqisat" is more appropriate, better; because it is a word that is not used for those things. So when the meaning became close, the matter became recommended, not obligatory.
In the hadith, he (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Indeed, Satan ties knots on the nape of one of you...
إن الشيطان يعقد على قافية أحدكم ثلاث عقد..otherwise one gets up lazy and with a mischievous heart
فإذا أصبح أصبح خبيث النفس كسلانAnswer:
This is among the reasons for his obedience to Satan... Perhaps the meaning, considering the meaning, is that the meaning is one. The intended meaning of khubth is change, and laqs is change. Laqisat means: it changed to something that is better. But the word laqs is better than the word khubth; because khubth is used for forbidden things, impurities, and sins. So the expression "laqisat" is more appropriate, better; because it is a word that is not used for those things. So when the meaning became close, the matter became recommended, not obligatory.
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