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According to the Qur'an 49:12, what are some suspicions considered as?
According to the Qur'an 49:12, what are some suspicions considered as?
sins
Who stated that 'Save yourself from suspicion because suspicion is the biggest lie'?
Who stated that 'Save yourself from suspicion because suspicion is the biggest lie'?
According to Sahih al-Bukhari, Shaytan circulates in the human being like air circulates in the body.
According to Sahih al-Bukhari, Shaytan circulates in the human being like air circulates in the body.
False
Thinking good of others is very important as only ____ knows what is in the hearts of people.
Thinking good of others is very important as only ____ knows what is in the hearts of people.
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What did our Beloved Messenger Muhammad (peace be upon him) say about suspicion?
What did our Beloved Messenger Muhammad (peace be upon him) say about suspicion?
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Why is thinking good of others important?
Why is thinking good of others important?
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According to the Qur'an 49:12, all suspicions are sins.
According to the Qur'an 49:12, all suspicions are sins.
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According to the hadith, Shaytan circulates in the human being as ______ circulates in the body.
According to the hadith, Shaytan circulates in the human being as ______ circulates in the body.
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Study Notes
Importance of Thinking Good of Others
- Muslims are commanded to abstain from excessive suspicion, as stated in the Qur'an (49:12)
- Some suspicions are considered sins, highlighting the gravity of this behavior
- The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned that suspicion is a major form of lying
- He also emphasized that Shaytan (Satan) influences humans by circulating within them, just as blood circulates in the body
Akhlaq (Morality)
- Thinking good of others is crucial in Islamic morality
- Muslims should avoid thinking badly of people, as only Allah knows the contents of their hearts
- The awareness that Allah is displeased with suspicion should be a sufficient deterrent for Muslims to adopt good thoughts about others
Importance of Thinking Good of Others
- Muslims are commanded to abstain from excessive suspicion, as stated in the Qur'an (49:12)
- Some suspicions are considered sins, highlighting the gravity of this behavior
- The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned that suspicion is a major form of lying
- He also emphasized that Shaytan (Satan) influences humans by circulating within them, just as blood circulates in the body
Akhlaq (Morality)
- Thinking good of others is crucial in Islamic morality
- Muslims should avoid thinking badly of people, as only Allah knows the contents of their hearts
- The awareness that Allah is displeased with suspicion should be a sufficient deterrent for Muslims to adopt good thoughts about others
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Learn about the importance of thinking good of others and avoiding suspicion in Islam, with references to Quran and Hadith.
