What is the authenticity of the hadith: “Whoever recites Surat al-Ikhlas during his illness”?
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Question:
A message was sent from al-Qasim by one of the sisters, who indicated her name with the letters (Z. S. Sh). She asks and says: What is the authenticity of the hadith:?
Answer:
This hadith has no basis; it has no basis at all, but rather it is a lie. However, the believer must strive for sincerity to Allah, persist in righteous deeds, and maintain sincere repentance until he dies. As for the claim that one should recite Surat al-Ikhlas during his illness and be safe, this has no basis. Rather, what he must adhere to is sincerity in both speech and action, so that his deeds are for Allah alone, including prayer, fasting, charity, and other things.
He must also perform the obligatory duties, such as prayer and others, and beware of what Allah has forbidden. He must repent to Allah for past sins. This is how the believer is: during his illness, he strives to repent to Allah by feeling remorse for past shortcomings, being eager to perform the obligatory duties according to his capacity, abandoning what is forbidden, fulfilling the rights owed to him, and making a will regarding rights that may only be known to him, bequeathing them to their rightful owners, such as debts and other matters. The believer must be cautious and wary during his illness and in his health. He must fulfill rights and strive to deliver them to their rightful owners with complete sincerity and truthfulness. He must persist in repentance and increase in righteous deeds during his illness until he dies in a good state, if Allah wills. Yes.
The presenter : O Allah, amen. May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
A message was sent from al-Qasim by one of the sisters, who indicated her name with the letters (Z. S. Sh). She asks and says: What is the authenticity of the hadith:
Whoever recites Surat al-Ikhlas during the illness in which he dies will not be tested in his grave.
من قرأ سورة الإخلاص في مرضه الذي يموت فيه لم يفتن في قبرهAnswer:
This hadith has no basis; it has no basis at all, but rather it is a lie. However, the believer must strive for sincerity to Allah, persist in righteous deeds, and maintain sincere repentance until he dies. As for the claim that one should recite Surat al-Ikhlas during his illness and be safe, this has no basis. Rather, what he must adhere to is sincerity in both speech and action, so that his deeds are for Allah alone, including prayer, fasting, charity, and other things.
He must also perform the obligatory duties, such as prayer and others, and beware of what Allah has forbidden. He must repent to Allah for past sins. This is how the believer is: during his illness, he strives to repent to Allah by feeling remorse for past shortcomings, being eager to perform the obligatory duties according to his capacity, abandoning what is forbidden, fulfilling the rights owed to him, and making a will regarding rights that may only be known to him, bequeathing them to their rightful owners, such as debts and other matters. The believer must be cautious and wary during his illness and in his health. He must fulfill rights and strive to deliver them to their rightful owners with complete sincerity and truthfulness. He must persist in repentance and increase in righteous deeds during his illness until he dies in a good state, if Allah wills. Yes.
The presenter : O Allah, amen. May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
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