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Sahih Muslim Hadith
Hadith 6752
Jabir ibn Abdullah
Narrated by
I heard Allah's Apostle (peace be upon him) as saying: Verily , the Satan has lost all hopes that the worshippers would ever
worship (him) in the peninsula of Arabia, but he (is hopeful) that he would sow the seed of dissension amongst them.
Sahih Muslim Hadith
Hadith 6754
Jabir ibn Abdullah
Narrated by
I heard Allah's Apostle (peace be upon him) as saying: The throne of Iblis is upon the ocean and he sends detachments (to
different parts) in order to put people to trial and the most important figure in his eyes is one who is most notorious in sowing
the seed of dissension.
Sahih Muslim Hadith
Hadith 164 Narrated by
Abdullah ibn Mas'ud
The Apostle of Allah (peace be upon him) observed: He who has in his heart the weight of a mustard seed of pride shall not
enter Paradise. A person (amongst his hearers) said: Verily a person loves that his dress should be fine, and his shoes
should be fine. He (the Prophet) remarked: Verily, Allah is Graceful and He loves Grace. Pride is disdaining the truth (out of
self-conceit) and contempt for the people.
SEDITION:
9:47 –If they had come out with you they would not have added to your (strength) but only (made
for) disorder hurrying to and fro in your midst and sowing sedition among you and there would
have been some among you who would have listened to them. But Allah knoweth well those
who do wrong. 1310
1310 Khilal has more than one meaning, but I follow the interpretation of Ragib and the majority of accepted Commentators,
who take it to mean "in your midst". (9.47)
9:48 - Indeed they had plotted sedition before and upset matters for thee until The Truth arrived and
the Decree of Allah became manifest much to their disgust. 1311
1311 Evil plotters against Truth are only too glad to get an opportunity of meddling from within with affairs which they want
to spoil or upset. They plot from outside, but they like to get into the inner circle, that their chances of intrigue may be
all the greater. They are, however, unwilling to incur any danger or any self-sacrifice. Their whole activities are
directed to mischief. Great wisdom is required in a leader to deal with such a situation, and the best of such leaders
must need divine guidance, as was forthcoming in this case. (9.48)
33:14 - And if an entry had been effected to them from the sides of the (City) and they had been
incited to sedition they would certainly have brought it to pass with none but a brief delay! 3685
3685 The brunt of the fighting was on the north side, but the whole Trench was guarded. At one or two points enemy
warriors did break in within the circuit of the Trench, but they were soon disposed off. Hadhrat 'Ali particularly
distinguished himself in many fights, wearing the Prophet's own sword and armour. If any of the enemy had been able
to penetrate into the City, the disaffected element, which was only sitting on the fence, would have risen against the
Muslims at once-with no delay except what might have been necessary to put on their armour and arms. (33.14)
33:60 - Truly if the Hypocrites and those in whose hearts is a disease and those who stir up
sedition in the City desist not We shall certainly stir thee up against them: then will they not be
able to stay in it as thy neighbors for any length of time: 3768
3768 It was necessary to put down all kinds of unseemly conduct in the Prophet's City. And here is the warning in the
plainest terms. And the warning had its effect. The "Hypocrites" were men who pretended to be in Islam but whose
manners and morals were anti-Islamic. Those "with diseased hearts" may have been the ones that molested innocent
women. "Those who stiffed up sedition" put false rumours in circulation to excite the crowd. Alas! we must ask
ourselves the question: "Are these conditions present among us to-day?" (33.60)
SEDUCED:
4:118 – Allah did curse him but he said: "I will take of Thy servants a portion marked off. 628
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