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doing it so I do it because he did it." From this we learn that the Companions
recognized the fact that all of Prophet Muhammad's idioms and movements
contain blessings and light, praise and peace be upon him, and why not! Allah,
the Mighty, the Glorified strongly encourages and draws our attention in His Book
saying, "Say (Prophet Muhammad), 'If you love Allah, follow me and Allah will
love you,'" 3:31 and this is an absolute order to follow the articulation of the
reality of fellowship in what is rendered by action or statement and so forth, no
matter whether it is a major or minor matter, and this imprint of fellowship is
observed in many of the deeds of the Companions, and whosoever seeks further
knowledge of their fellowship will have no trouble finding it.
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As for the leading religious imams, may Allah be pleased with them, they held the
hadiths in tremendous respect and would treat them in the same way as they
treated the Koran, and from them, their idioms and letters they derived their
ruling articles of law – and what a ruling – upon which they established principles
for their schools of jurisprudence.
recognized the fact that all of Prophet Muhammad's idioms and movements
contain blessings and light, praise and peace be upon him, and why not! Allah,
the Mighty, the Glorified strongly encourages and draws our attention in His Book
saying, "Say (Prophet Muhammad), 'If you love Allah, follow me and Allah will
love you,'" 3:31 and this is an absolute order to follow the articulation of the
reality of fellowship in what is rendered by action or statement and so forth, no
matter whether it is a major or minor matter, and this imprint of fellowship is
observed in many of the deeds of the Companions, and whosoever seeks further
knowledge of their fellowship will have no trouble finding it.
3
As for the leading religious imams, may Allah be pleased with them, they held the
hadiths in tremendous respect and would treat them in the same way as they
treated the Koran, and from them, their idioms and letters they derived their
ruling articles of law – and what a ruling – upon which they established principles
for their schools of jurisprudence.