Surah Nuh: Difference between revisions
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The end result and consequences of the people of Nuh; their drowning in the flood which was caused by their own sins; Nuh’s invitation under the right of servitude; and their cursing under the right of the oppressors. | The end result and consequences of the people of Nuh; their drowning in the flood which was caused by their own sins; Nuh’s invitation under the right of servitude; and their cursing under the right of the oppressors. | ||
==Discussions on this Chapter== | |||
According to the Sunni Traditions | ===According to the Sunni Traditions=== | ||
Verse 28: “My Lord! Forgive me and my parents, and whoever enters my house in faith, and the faithful men and women, and do not increase the wrongdoers in anything except ruin.” | Verse 28: “My Lord! Forgive me and my parents, and whoever enters my house in faith, and the faithful men and women, and do not increase the wrongdoers in anything except ruin.” | ||
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Abu al-Haytham narrates from Abi Saeed that he heard the Prophet of Allah say: “Do not make friends [with anyone] except a believer; and do not eat your food [with anyone] except [with] a pious person.” <ref name=":5">Ibn Kathir Damishqi, Tafsir al-Quran al-Azim, Page 250</ref> | Abu al-Haytham narrates from Abi Saeed that he heard the Prophet of Allah say: “Do not make friends [with anyone] except a believer; and do not eat your food [with anyone] except [with] a pious person.” <ref name=":5">Ibn Kathir Damishqi, Tafsir al-Quran al-Azim, Page 250</ref> | ||
===According to the Shia Traditions=== | ===According to the Shia Traditions=== | ||