Muhaqqaq Masala

If a person breaks his oath, then the expiation (Kaffarah) for the oath becomes obligatory upon him, and it is as follows: feeding ten needy persons (Misakeen) two meals, or providing them with clothes, or freeing a slave. He has the choice among these three; he may pay the expiation with whichever he wishes. And if he does not have the ability to do any one of these three, then he should fast for three consecutive days.

Some people, despite having the ability to feed or provide clothes, pay the expiation for their oath by fasting for three days, and thus think that their expiation has been fulfilled, whereas the correct ruling is that the expiation has not been fulfilled. Because for the payment of expiation through fasting to be valid, being unable to feed and clothe is a condition. (Aham Masail / Vol: 3 / Page: 206)

Faith-Inspiring Dialogue of Hazrat Rib'i bin Aamir (RA) with Rustam 🔸

Under the leadership and command of Hazrat Khalid bin Walid (RA), an army went to fight against the Persians. The commander of the Persian army was the world-renowned wrestler and brave man "Rustam". At Rustam's request, Hazrat Khalid bin Walid (RA) sent Hazrat Rib'i bin Aamir (RA) to converse with him. The Persians had lavishly decorated Rustam's court, adorning it with silk and brocade cushions, excellent carpets, gold and silver objects, and other elements of embellishment. Hazrat Rib'i bin Aamir (RA), riding a horse, fully armed, and dressed in torn and old clothes, arrived at Rustam's court with such majesty that a drawn sword was in his hand. A carpet was laid out in Rustam's court; he started to enter while riding his horse over it. The men of the wrestler Rustam stopped him and said that at least he should sheathe his sword. Hazrat Rib'i bin Aamir (RA) said, "I have come at your invitation, not by my own choice and desire. If you do not let me come like this, I will return." When Rustam saw this, he told his people to let him come in that very condition. Thus, he reached Rustam with the same majesty, and the carpet was torn in places from being struck by the tip of the sword. Rustam asked, "What do you people want?" Hazrat Rib'i bin Aamir (RA) gave such an answer that will remain matchless forever. He said: "Allah ibta'athana linukhrija man sha'a min 'ibadatil-'ibad ila 'ibadatillah, wa min diqid-dunya ila sa'atiha, wa min jawril-adyani ila 'adlil-Islam." (Allah has sent us so that we may bring whomsoever Allah wills out of the servitude of people to the servitude of Allah, and out of the narrowness of the world to its vastness, and out of the oppression of different religions to the justice and equity of Islam.) (Tarikh al-Tabari: 2/401, Al-Bidaya wa al-Nihaya: 8/39). This incident magnificently demonstrates the lack of interest and fearlessness of the individuals of the Islamic society towards the manifestations of the universe, the allurements of the world, and material powers. This is the very thing that pulls the Islamic society out of disbelief and polytheism, and grants spiritual and faithful power against satanic and tyrannical forces. _____📝📝📝_____ Copied. Selection Islamic Tube Pro App.

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