Hadith 14 ["Buys, sells, demands"] Flashcards
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What are the teachings from this hadith?
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- Islam emphasizes mercy and kindness, which all Muslims should practice, especially in business dealings.
- This Hadith teaches that honesty, fairness, and kindness should guide financial transactions, as Allah rewards those who show mercy.
- The Prophet (PBUH) said, “You should be kind to those on earth, and He who is in the Heavens will be kind to you” (Bukhari).
- He also prayed for those who are just, fair, and considerate toward borrowers.
- Allah wants His servants to act kindly in all dealings, ensuring that mercy remains at the heart of every transaction.
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What action can be taken?
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- Muslims should conduct trade and financial dealings with honesty and fairness, showing patience with debtors and avoiding delays in repayment.
- They should not sell substandard products, charge unfair profits, or engage in illegitimate business.
- Hazrat Usman (RA) exemplified these values by giving extra weight when selling and paying more than the asking price when buying, believing that Allah provided him abundantly.
- This Hadith teaches that fairness, honesty, and generosity in business bring blessings and ensure ethical financial dealings, reflecting Islamic principles of justice and kindness in all transactions.
