The Dajjal And The Return of Jesus_ Yusuf Ibn Abdullah Ibn Yusuf Al Wabil

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in reality gives the cure. Index ef Arabic Words Sdbfp: correct, authentic. A J::iadith which has a continuously linked isndd, of just, morally upright and precise narrators; containing no irregularity (shddh) or hidden defect ('illah). Hence five conditions have to be met: the isndd being continuously linked; the justice ('ad~ of the narrator; the precision (¢ab.~ of the narrator; its not being shddh; and its not containing an 'illah. The J::iad.Ith can be ~a}:iI}:i in and of itself, or it can contain a defect but still be ruled to be ~a}:iIJ::i due to supporting evidences. Salaj predecessors. Technically used to refer to the best generations of Muslims, the first three generation: the .fapdbah, the Tdbi'un and the Tab' Tdbi'un due to the J::iad.Ith, "The best of people are my generation, then the one that follows, then the one that follows." .fidq: truthfulness, the conformity of the inner to the outer such that the deeds and statements of the person do not belie his beliefs and vice-versa . .fidq is the foundation of faith and results in peace of mind, lying is the foundation of hypocrisy and results in doubt and suspicion, and this is why the two can never co-exist without being at odds with each other. al-Junayd was asked as to whether fidq and ikhldf were the same or different and he replied, 'They are different, fidq is the root and ikhldf is the branch. .fidq is the foundation of everything and ikhldf only comes into play once one commences an action. Actions are only acceptable when they combine both.' The one who has true fidq will be free of self-conceit. Shadh: irregular, odd. A J::iad.Ith narrated by a trustworthy and pre- 173
THE DAJJAL AND THE RETURN OF JF,SUS cise narrator that contradicts the narrative of other narrators or the narration of one more trustworthy and precise than him, provided that a reconciliation is not possible. Shirk: association, technically referring to directing a right that is due to Allah Alone to another object of creation, either completely or partially. It can be major (removing a person from the fold of Islam) or minor (not removing a person from the fold of Islam). Sunnah: way, path. The actions, words, descriptions, commands, prohibitions and tacit approvals of the Prophet (~). Tdbi'iin: The generation following that of the Companions. Tab' Tdbi'iin: The generation following that of the Tabi'iin. Tadlis: deceit. An action of a narrator whereby he makes out that he heard something from a particular narrator what he did not hear or conceals the identity of the one he is narrating from. In order to do so, he will use terms that are vague such as 'such-and-such said' and 'on the authority of such-andsuch.' The first type of tadlis is blameworthy and constitutes a defect in the isndd. The second is dependant upon exactly what was done and the motives of the narrator, it can be blameworthy or not. Taqwd: the basic meaning of which is setting a barrier between two things. This is why it is said that one ittaqd with his shield, i.e. he set it as a barrier between him and the one who wished him evil. Therefore it is as if the one who has taqwa (muttaqz) has used his following the commands of Allah and avoiding His prohibitions as a barrier between himself and the Pun- 174
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