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And has told us Zuhair bin Harb has told us Ismail bin Ibrahim from Dawud from Ash-Sha'bi from Masruq he said, "When I sat leaning next to Ayesha, he said, 'O Abu Ayesha (Masruq)! three things, whoever discusses one of them, it means he has committed a very big lie against Allah.' I asked, 'What are the three things?' Aisha replied, 'First, whoever claims that Muhammad sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam - Peace and blessing be upon him - his Lord then he has indeed magnified his lie against Allah.' I was sitting leaning back from earlier, so I started to sit well, then I said, 'O Ummul Believers! Give me time, and don't make me rush, (listen to my words first), didn't Allah have said: '(And verily Muhammad - Peace and blessing be upon him - Gabriel (in his original appearance) at another time)' (Surah Al Takwir: 23) And Allah says again: '(And indeed Muhammad - Peace and blessing be upon him - 'him' in his original form. once again)' (Qs. An Najm: 13). So Ayesha replied, 'I was the first to ask the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam about this matter from among the people. ' in that verse is Gabriel (not Allah), I never - Peace and blessing be upon him - Gabriel in his original form except twice, namely when he came down from the sky in a state that was too big to fill between the heavens and the earth.' Then Aisha said again, 'Have you not heard that Allah: '(He cannot be seen by sight, while He can see and know the nature of all eyesight, and He is the Most Gentle, Most Deep in knowledge)' (Qs. . Al An'am: 103). Or have you not heard the word of Allah: '(And it is not proper for a human being that Allah should invite him to speak except in the form of revelation (by being given a dream) or from behind a wall (by hearing only voices) or by sending messengers (Angels), then the Messenger conveyed revelations to him with Allah's permission what He willed. Verily Allah is Most High, Most Wise)'. (Qs. Ash Shura: 51). Then Aisha said again, 'Whoever claims that the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- has hidden some of the Book of Allah, then indeed he has raised a lie against Allah, as Allah said: '(O Messenger of Allah, convey something that was revealed to you, and if you do not do so, then it means that you do not convey His message)' (Surah Al Maidah: 67). Then Ayesha said, "Whoever claims that he is able to tell about the fate that will happen tomorrow, then indeed he has raised a lie against Allah. Allah said: '(Say (O Muhammad), none of the creatures in the heavens and the earth know the unseen except Allah)'. (Qs. An Naml: 65). And has told us Muhammad bin al-Mutsanna has told us Abdul Wahhab has told us Dawud