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Seeking Knowledge

The virtue of knowledge, of those who teach it and of those who seek it.

23 hadith, page 2 of 2

Mishkat al-Masabih · Knowledge

Hadith 238

Sahih

Ikrima reported Ibn ‘Abbas as saying, “Talk to the people once every Friday, but if you object, then twice, and if you want more, then three times, but do not weary the people with this Qur’an. And do not let me find you coming to the people when they are talking about their concerns, interrupting them in their talk by addressing them, and so wearying them. Keep silent, and when they request you, talk to them at a time when they want it. Look out for rhymed prose in supplications and avoid it, for I know that God’s messenger and his companions did not use it.” Bukhari transmitted it.

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Mishkat al-Masabih · Knowledge

Hadith 258

Sahih

Ibn Sirin said, “This knowledge is a religion, so consider from whom you receive your religion.” Muslim transmitted it.

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Mishkat al-Masabih · Knowledge

Hadith 259

Sahih

Hudhaifa said, “ If you Qur'an readers follow a straight course you will have attained great precedence; but if you go right and left you will have fallen into vast error.” Bukhari transmitted it.

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