He who has wronged his brother, concerning his honor or anything else, let him ask for his…

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Hadith text: He who has wronged his brother, concerning his honor or…

Explanation of the hadith: He who has wronged his brother, concerning his honor or…

Lessons: He who has wronged his brother, concerning his honor or…

• The importance of being keen to avoid wrongdoing and transgression.
• An exhortation to hasten in clearing oneself from any unsettled dues or wrongs against others.
• Righteous deeds are corrupted and their reward is lost by wronging and harming others.
• The rights of people are not forgiven by Allah unless they are returned to their rightful owners.
• The dinar and dirham are means of gaining benefit in this worldly life, but on the Day of Judgment, only good and bad deeds will be of value.
• Some scholars have stated regarding the matter of honor: If the one who was wronged is unaware of the offense, there is no need to inform him. For example, if a person had insulted someone in a gathering and later repented, he does not need to tell the wronged person. Rather, he should seek forgiveness for him, supplicate for him, and speak well of him in the same gatherings where he used to insult him. By doing this, he clears himself of the transgression.

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