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The Book Of The Sunnah 108 -I VU
c. In worldly affairs, it is always possible that a person forgoes his due right
and ends the dispute. This kind of sacrifice made for the sake of
togethemess and unity is rated very highly by AUih. As a reward for this,
the person shall get a palatial abode in the middle of Paradise.
d. Muslims must excel in morals so that the daily affairs of life coniinue to run
smoothly. They must cultivate the virtues of good demeanor, friendly
disposition and tolerance, and thus avert all chances of dispute. The greater
the number of such people in a society, the better will be the chances of
peace and amity in it. Hence it is that the person doing it shall be ranked
higher than the other two mentioned in the Hadith and shall, therefore, be
awarded a higher place in Paradise.
Chapter 8. Avoiding
Individual Opinion And
Analogy with Regard To
Matters Of Religion)
52. It was narrated from
'Abdull2h bin 'Amr bin '& that
the Messenger of AllSh @ said:
'Allih will not take away
knowledge by removing it from
people (from their hearts). Rather
He will take away knowledge by
taking away the scholars, then
when there are no scholars left,
the people will take the ignorant
as their leaders. They will be
asked questions and they will
issue verdicts without knowledge,
thus they will go astray and lead
others astray.'" (Sahih)
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Comment:
a. Muslims will not lose knowledge of religion in one go. What in fact will
happen is that the true scholars will gradually be taken away from the
community. That will herald the end of the religious sciences as wen. In