This week, let's review the 27th hadith of the forty hadith of An-nawawih. For the past review, see here

It was narrated on the authority of Abu Najih al-Irbad bin Sariyah (ra) who said:

"The Messenger of Allah (sas) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We said, "O Messenger of Allah, it is as if this were a farewell sermon, so advise us." He said, "I enjoin you to have Taqwa of Allah and that you listen and obey, even if a slave is made a ruler over you. He among you who lives long enough will see many differences. So for you is to observe my Sunnah and the Sunnah of the rightly-principled and rightly-guided successors, holding on to them with your molar teeth. Beware of newly-introduced matters, for every innovation (bid'ah) is an error."

(Abu Dawud & Al-Tirmidhi, who says it is an authentic hadith - hasan saheeh)

This hadith encourages believers to prioritize Taqwa, obedience to authority, adherence to the Sunnah, and caution against innovations. It serves as a timeless guide for navigating challenges within the Muslim community and maintaining a steadfast connection to the teachings of Islam.

Among its lessons include:

1. Importance of Taqwa (Allah-consciousness): The Prophet emphasizes the significance of maintaining Taqwa, fostering a conscious awareness of Allah in all aspects of life.

2. Obedience to Authority: Regardless of the qualities of a ruler, the hadith instructs believers to listen and obey their leaders, emphasizing the importance of stability and order in society.

3. Anticipation of Differences: The Prophet predicts the emergence of conflicts and differences within the Muslim community over time, highlighting the need for steadfastness and adherence to guidance.

4. Adherence to Sunnah: The hadith emphasizes the importance of following the Prophet's Sunnah (traditions) and those of the rightly-guided successors, highlighting their role as a source of guidance for the community.

5. Firm Commitment to Sunnah: The metaphorical expression "holding on to them with your molar teeth" underscores the seriousness and unwavering commitment required in adhering to the Sunnah.

6. Warning Against Innovations: The hadith warns against newly-introduced matters, categorizing them as errors. This emphasizes the need for caution and adherence to established traditions, discouraging the introduction of innovations in religious practices.

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This week, let's review the 27th hadith of the forty hadith of An-nawawih. For the past review, see here



This hadith encourages believers to prioritize Taqwa, obedience to authority, adherence to the Sunnah, and caution against innovations. It serves as a timeless guide for navigating challenges within the Muslim community and maintaining a steadfast connection to the teachings of Islam.

Among its lessons include:

1. Importance of Taqwa (Allah-consciousness): The Prophet emphasizes the significance of maintaining Taqwa, fostering a conscious awareness of Allah in all aspects of life.

2. Obedience to Authority: Regardless of the qualities of a ruler, the hadith instructs believers to listen and obey their leaders, emphasizing the importance of stability and order in society.

3. Anticipation of Differences: The Prophet predicts the emergence of conflicts and differences within the Muslim community over time, highlighting the need for steadfastness and adherence to guidance.

4. Adherence to Sunnah: The hadith emphasizes the importance of following the Prophet's Sunnah (traditions) and those of the rightly-guided successors, highlighting their role as a source of guidance for the community.

5. Firm Commitment to Sunnah: The metaphorical expression "holding on to them with your molar teeth" underscores the seriousness and unwavering commitment required in adhering to the Sunnah.

6. Warning Against Innovations: The hadith warns against newly-introduced matters, categorizing them as errors. This emphasizes the need for caution and adherence to established traditions, discouraging the introduction of innovations in religious practices.

Masha Allah jzkhr Jumaat mufeedah

Jazakallahu kaeron for the reminder