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  <hadith number="3140" global_number="17876">
    <collection>Sunan al-Nasa&apos;i</collection>
    <book>The Book of Jihad</book>
    <narrators>
      <narrator>Abu Umama al-Bahili</narrator>
      <narrator>Ikrama bin &apos;Ammar عكرمة بن عمار العجلي أبو عمار اليمامي</narrator>
      <narrator>Isa bin Hilal عيسى بن هلال</narrator>
      <narrator>Muhammad bin Humayr bin Anis محمد بن حمير بن أنيس</narrator>
    </narrators>
    <grade></grade>
    <text>“I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) say: ‘the Shaitan sits in the paths of the son of Adam. He sits waiting for him, in the path to Islam, and he says: Will you accept Islam, and leave your religion, and the religion of your forefathers? But he disobeys him and accepts Islam. Then he sits waiting for him, on the path to emigration, and he says: Will you emigrate and leave behind your land and sky? The one who emigrates is like a horse tethered to a peg. But he disobeys him and emigrates. Then he sits, waiting for him, on the path to Jihad, and he says: Will you fight in Jihad when it will cost you your life and your wealth? You will fight and be killed, and your wife will remarry, and your wealth will be divided. But he disobeys him and fights in Jihad.’ The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: ‘Whoever does that, then he had a right from Allah, the Mighty and Sublime, that He will admit him to paradise. Whoever is killed, he has a right from Allah, the Mighty and Sublime, that He will admit him to Paradise. If he is drowned, he has a right from Allah that He will admit him to paradise, or whoever is thrown by his mount and his neck is broken, he had a right from Allah that he will admit him to Paradise.&apos;”</text>
    <url>https://parallelquran.com/hadith/sunan-al-nasai-3140/</url>
  </hadith>
  <hadith number="4365" global_number="19101">
    <collection>Sunan al-Nasa&apos;i</collection>
    <book>The Book of Hunting and Slaughtering</book>
    <narrators>
      <narrator>Abdullah bin &apos;Amr bin al-&apos;Aas</narrator>
      <narrator>Abdullah bin Wahb عبد الله بن وهب بن مسلم القرشي</narrator>
      <narrator>Ayyash bin &apos;Abbas al-Qanabi عياش بن عباس القتباني</narrator>
      <narrator>Isa bin Hilal عيسى بن هلال</narrator>
      <narrator>Sa&apos;id bin Abi Ayoub سعيد بن أبي أيوب الخزاعي</narrator>
      <narrator>Yonus bin &apos;Abdul A&apos;la al-Sadfi يونس بن عبد الأعلى بن ميسرة الصدفي</narrator>
    </narrators>
    <grade></grade>
    <text>a physician made mention of the use of frogs in a remedy in the presence of the Messenger of Allah and the Messengher of Allah forbade killing them. (sahih)</text>
    <url>https://parallelquran.com/hadith/sunan-al-nasai-4365/</url>
  </hadith>
  <hadith number="2788" global_number="23293">
    <collection>Sunan Abi Dawud</collection>
    <book>Sacrifice (Kitab Al-Dahaya)</book>
    <narrators>
      <narrator>Abdullah bin &apos;Amr bin al-&apos;Aas</narrator>
      <narrator>Abdullah bin Yazid bin Zayd</narrator>
      <narrator>Ayyash bin &apos;Abbas al-Qanabi عياش بن عباس القتباني</narrator>
      <narrator>Harun bin &apos;Abdullah al-Hamal هارون بن عبد الله بن مروان الحمال</narrator>
      <narrator>Isa bin Hilal عيسى بن هلال</narrator>
      <narrator>Sa&apos;id bin Abi Ayoub سعيد بن أبي أيوب الخزاعي</narrator>
    </narrators>
    <grade>Hasan</grade>
    <text>We were staying with the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) at Arafat; he said: O people, every family must offer a sacrifice and an atirah. Do you know what the atirah is? It is what you call the Rajab sacrifice.
Abu Dawud said: ‘Atirah has been abrogated, and this tradition is an abrogated one.</text>
    <url>https://parallelquran.com/hadith/sunan-abi-dawud-2788/</url>
  </hadith>
  <hadith number="2720" global_number="28571">
    <collection>Jami&apos; al-Tirmidhi</collection>
    <book>Chapters on Seeking Permission</book>
    <narrators>
      <narrator>Abdullah bin Mubarak عبد الله بن المبارك</narrator>
      <narrator>Isa bin Hilal عيسى بن هلال</narrator>
      <narrator>Swyd bin Nsr bin Swyd سويد بن نصر بن سويد</narrator>
    </narrators>
    <grade></grade>
    <text>from a man among his people, who said: “I went looking for the Prophet (ﷺ) but I was not able to find him. So I sat down, and then I saw a group of people, and he was among them, but I did not recognize him. He was settling some matter between them so when he was finished, some of them stood up with him and they were saying: ‘O Messenger of Allah.’ When I saw that, I said: “‘Alaikas-Salam (upon you be peace) O Messenger of Allah! ‘Alaikas-Salam (upon you be peace) O Messenger of Allah! ‘Alaikas-Salam (upon you be peace) O Messenger of Allah!’ He replied: ‘Indeed “‘Alaikas-Salam (upon you be peace)” is the greeting for the dead.’ Then he came toward me and said: ‘When a man meets his Muslim brother then he should say: “As-Salamu ‘Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh (peace be upon you, and the mercy and blessings of Allah).” Then the Prophet (ﷺ) responded to my greeting, he said: ‘And may Allah’s mercy be upon you, and may Allah’s mercy be upon you, and may Allah’s mercy be upon you.&apos;”</text>
    <url>https://parallelquran.com/hadith/jami-al-tirmidhi-2720/</url>
  </hadith>
</hadith_export>
