Sharia Education · Learning Games
Tawhid 42 · Whoever is not content with an oath by Allah
Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 42 · 6 lessons · 10 questions · text, commentary & disagreement
Understand Ibn ‘Umar’s hadith in Ibn Majah: the ban on swearing by forefathers, the duty of truthfulness on whoever swears by Allah, the duty of contentment on whoever is sworn to, and the threat against whoever is not content — with the commentators’ limits and the differing gradings of the hadith.
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Sources and credits
Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab · tr. Ahmad Hendrix · attributed supplementary discussion
Read before you start
Tawhid 43 · Saying “what Allah wills and you will”Kitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 43
Tawhid 44 · Reviling time is offending AllahKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 44
Tawhid 45 · The title “judge of judges” and its likeKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 45
Tawhid 46 · Honouring Allah’s names and changing a name for that reasonKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 46
Tawhid 47 · Joking about something that mentions Allah, the Qur’an or the MessengerKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 47
Tawhid 48 · “This is mine”: attributing a blessing to oneselfKitab al-Tawhid · Chapter 48