Allah took him out of the difficult situation by the Command: "Take a broom ' containing as many sticks of straw as the number of the stripes you had sworn to give;then strike the person just once with the broom so as both to fulfil your oath and to avoid giving undue trouble to the person concerned | How excellent in Our service! Dialah sebaik-baik hamba adalah Nabi Ayub |
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Swahili - Al-Barwani : Na shika kicha cha vijiti tu mkononi mwako kisha ndio upigie nacho wala usivunje kiapo Hakika tulimkuta mwenye subira mbora wa waja kwa hakika alikuwa mwingi wa kutubu• " Some jurists hold the view that this concession was specially meant for the Prophet Job, and some others think that other people also can take advantage of it | Therefore, they remain hopeful of His mercy, no matter how long they might have to suffer the distress |
The second view has been adopted by Imam Abu Hanifah, Imam Abu Yusuf, Imam Muhammad, Imam Zufar and Imam Shafe' i | "pledge allegiance" Searches for the whole phrase instead of individual words Wildcards e |
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For a person who practises pretence for such impious objects, in fact, tries to deceive God | Which mosque was built first? " He replied, "Al-Masjid-ul-Aqs-a i |
Therefore, in the Shari 'ah those pretences only are lawful, which are adopted to remove injustice and.
30sin and evil from one's own self or from another person, otherwise practice of pretence is highly sinful if it is employed for the purpose of making the unlawful Iawful, or evading the obligatory duties and righteous acts | However, the jurists lay the condition that some part of every twig or piece of straw must strike the culprit, and even if only one stroke, it must also hurt the culprit; that is, it is not enough just to touch him but he must be struck with it |
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The first view has been cited by Ibn 'Asakir from Hadrat 'Abdullah bin 'Abbas and by Abu Bakr al-Jassas from Mujahid, and Imam Malik also held the same view | " Ahkam al Qur 'an |
"And take in thy hand a little grass, and strike therewith: and break not thy oath.