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Has told me Muhammad bin Basyar has told us Ghundar has told us Shu'bah from Abu 'Imran said, I heard Anas bin Malik radliyallahu'anhu, from the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, he said: "On the Day of Resurrection, Allah will ask to the inhabitants of hell who are the least tormented; 'if you had all that is on earth, would you use it to redeem yourself?' 'Of course' he replied. Then Allah said: 'I used to just want something more trivial than this when you were still in sulbi Adam, that is so that you do not associate Me with anything, but you are reluctant to even associate Me with anything."
h2117
Then it was said to him: You lie, indeed you have been asked for something easier than that (i.e. just saying the shahada).
h2118
Having told us Yahya bin Yahya and Abu Bakr bin Abu Syaibah both from Abu Mu'awiyah, Yahya said; reported to us Abu Mu'awiyah from Al A'masy from Abdullah bin Murrah from Al Barra` bin 'Azib he said, "Once a Jew who was painted black and beaten up passed before the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, then he called them while saying: "Is this the punishment for adultery that you find in your Torah?" They replied, "Yes it is." Then he called a man belonging to their scholars, he asked: "I hope you will swear by the name of Allah who has sent down the Torah to Moses, is this really the punishment for adultery that you find in your Torah?" He replied, "No, if you had not sworn me in the name of Allah, I would not have told you the truth. And what we know in the Torah is that the punishment is stoning, but usually that punishment doesn't apply to our officials, if it's a high-ranking person caught, we'll just let it go, but if it's caught by a small group of people, we'll enforce the law accordingly. Torah. Finally, we discussed the law that we could enforce for the dignitaries and ordinary people. Then we decided to blacken the body and beat the adulterer as a substitute for stoning." After the man finished speaking, the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam said: "O Allah, I am the first to revive Your lifestyle of the Prophet after they abolished the order." After that, he ordered that the adulterous Jew be punished by stoning, then Allah 'azza wajalla revealed the verse: '(O Messenger, do not feel sad, because those who hasten to disbelief - until His word - If this is given to you, then accept it)' (Qs. Al Maidah: 41) The Jews said, "Come to Muhammad sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, if he decides to punish you by blackening your body and being scourged, then accept it, but if he fatwa to you with the punishment of stoning, then beware. So Allah the Exalted sent down the verse: '(Whoever does not judge by what Allah has sent down,
Has told me Muhammad bin Basyar has told us Ghundar has told us Shu'bah from Abu 'Imran said, I heard Anas bin Malik radliyallahu'anhu, from the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, he said: "On the Day of Resurrection, Allah will ask to the inhabitants of hell who are the least tormented; 'if you had all that is on earth, would you use it to redeem yourself?' 'Of course' he replied. Then Allah said: 'I used to just want something more trivial than this when you were still in sulbi Adam, that is so that you do not associate Me with anything, but you are reluctant to even associate Me with anything."
h2117
Then it was said to him: You lie, indeed you have been asked for something easier than that (i.e. just saying the shahada).
h2118
Having told us Yahya bin Yahya and Abu Bakr bin Abu Syaibah both from Abu Mu'awiyah, Yahya said; reported to us Abu Mu'awiyah from Al A'masy from Abdullah bin Murrah from Al Barra` bin 'Azib he said, "Once a Jew who was painted black and beaten up passed before the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, then he called them while saying: "Is this the punishment for adultery that you find in your Torah?" They replied, "Yes it is." Then he called a man belonging to their scholars, he asked: "I hope you will swear by the name of Allah who has sent down the Torah to Moses, is this really the punishment for adultery that you find in your Torah?" He replied, "No, if you had not sworn me in the name of Allah, I would not have told you the truth. And what we know in the Torah is that the punishment is stoning, but usually that punishment doesn't apply to our officials, if it's a high-ranking person caught, we'll just let it go, but if it's caught by a small group of people, we'll enforce the law accordingly. Torah. Finally, we discussed the law that we could enforce for the dignitaries and ordinary people. Then we decided to blacken the body and beat the adulterer as a substitute for stoning." After the man finished speaking, the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam said: "O Allah, I am the first to revive Your lifestyle of the Prophet after they abolished the order." After that, he ordered that the adulterous Jew be punished by stoning, then Allah 'azza wajalla revealed the verse: '(O Messenger, do not feel sad, because those who hasten to disbelief - until His word - If this is given to you, then accept it)' (Qs. Al Maidah: 41) The Jews said, "Come to Muhammad sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, if he decides to punish you by blackening your body and being scourged, then accept it, but if he fatwa to you with the punishment of stoning, then beware. So Allah the Exalted sent down the verse: '(Whoever does not judge by what Allah has sent down,