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Hadith 3:
Hadith 2:
Actions:
● The teaching of this Hadith can be applied practically by wanting the best for others,
being happy for others in their joyous times and genuinely sorry for them when
something bad befalls them.
● The application of this hadith is not confined to choosing the same material things
that one chooses for oneself but rather genuinely responding to the needs of others.
For instance, if one wishes good health for one’s own family the same should be
wished for others.
● When the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) established brotherhood, the Ansaar preferred
their Muhajirin brothers over themselves. An example of the implementation of this
Hadith in the present time could be of countries giving refuge to people who have left
their country on account of political strife , discrimination or war etc. On a personal
level Muslim could contribute towards the fund being raised for the refugees or give
their Zakat to Muslim charities to help them and others in need.
Main Teachings:
● The teaching given in this Hadith is for Muslims to treat everyone with compassion
and kindness and generosity to deal with people the way you would want them to deal
with you.
Desiring and wanting for others the very best and what you desire for yourself is
another important underlying teaching given in this Hadith. It also teaches all
Muslims to be a source of good for one another and to show care and concern for
others.
The thought behind this is that desiring the best for others in all aspects of life does
not reduce one’s own share of God’s blessings as His bounty is limitless.
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● The bond of brotherhood between Muslims is established by God Himself. Quran
says, “Believers are a single brotherhood.”(49:10)