The Ruling on Reciprocating Kindness and the Meaning of Increased Lifespan
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Question:
Is reciprocating kindness considered maintaining family ties?
Answer:
A: Yes, it is both reciprocation and maintaining family ties.
Q: Is the increase in lifespan real:Sahih Ibn Hibban 6:132?
A: Yes, this is the case. The increase comes through blessing, and the increase comes through years. It may be conditional; Allah may write for a person one hundred years on the condition of maintaining his family ties, and for another eighty years on the condition of maintaining his family ties, and for a third sixty years on the condition of maintaining his family ties. It is a conditional decree based on these causes.
Is reciprocating kindness considered maintaining family ties?
Answer:
A: Yes, it is both reciprocation and maintaining family ties.
Q: Is the increase in lifespan real:
Whoever loves to have his lifespan extended
مَن أحبَّ أن يُنْسَأ له في أثرهA: Yes, this is the case. The increase comes through blessing, and the increase comes through years. It may be conditional; Allah may write for a person one hundred years on the condition of maintaining his family ties, and for another eighty years on the condition of maintaining his family ties, and for a third sixty years on the condition of maintaining his family ties. It is a conditional decree based on these causes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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