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Muslims who believe in the Messiah,
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Jabir relates that the Holy Prophet forbade a person tying up his shoe while standing (Abu Daud).
Ibn Umar relates that the Holy Prophet said: Do not leave a fire burning in your homes when you go to sleep (Bokhari and Muslim).
Abu Musa relates that a house in Medina caught fire at night and the roof and walls fell down upon the occupants. When this was related to the Holy Prophet, he said: Fire is your enemy; when you go to sleep put it out (Bokhari and Muslim).
Jabir relates that the Holy Prophet said: Cover up the opening of vessels, tie up the mouth of the water-skin, lock up the doors and put out the lamps, for Satan does not lift up the covering of a vessel, nor unloosen the" mouth of a water-skin, nor open a locked door. If one of you can cover the opening of a vessel only by placing a piece of wood across it, let him do it, or at least pronounce the name of Allah on it. A mouse sometimes burns down a house on top of its dwellers (Muslim).
Ibn Umar relates: We have been forbidden affectation (Bokhari).
Masruq relates: We visited Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud and he said to us: He who has knowledge of a matter may talk of it, and he who has not knowledge of it should say: Allah knows best. It is part of knowledge that a person who has not knowledge of a matter should say: Allah knows best. Allah said to His Prophet: Say to the people: I ask not of you any recompense for conveying Allah’s message to you, nor am I one given to affectation (38.87) (Bokhari).
Umar ibn Khattab relates that the Holy Prophet said: A corpse is tormented in its grave on account of the bewailing over it (Bokhari and Muslim).
Ibn Mas‘ud relates that the Holy Prophet said: He who beats his face and tears his clothes and bewails his fate over a misfortune as was done in pre-Islamic days is not of us (Bokhari and Muslim).
Abu Burdah relates that Abu Musa fell ill and became unconscious. His head was in the lap of one of the women of the family. She cried out in a loud voice. When Abu Musa recovered consciousness he said: | detest what the Holy Prophet detested. He detested a woman who cried out aloud, or shaved her head, or tore her clothes (Bokhari and Muslim).
Mughirah ibn Shu'bah relates that he heard the Holy Prophet say: A person who is bewailed will be chastised for it on the Day of Judgment (Bokhari and Muslim).
