What is meant by the three curses mentioned in the hadith: “Fear the three curses”
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Question:
What is the meaning of the hadith: “Fear the three curses,” and what is intended by the curses?
Answer:
The three curses are: the road, the shade in which people take shelter, and the water sources, such as the bank of a river, the bank of a pond, or the edge of a well. These are the water sources. Whoever relieves himself in them, defecates in them, or urinates in them deserves the curse. They are called curses because people curse him for it, as he has harmed them.
What is the meaning of the hadith: “Fear the three curses,” and what is intended by the curses?
Answer:
The three curses are: the road, the shade in which people take shelter, and the water sources, such as the bank of a river, the bank of a pond, or the edge of a well. These are the water sources. Whoever relieves himself in them, defecates in them, or urinates in them deserves the curse. They are called curses because people curse him for it, as he has harmed them.
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