"If you want to understand how much Allah loves you, look at what He keeps you busy with." Is this statement a hadith? If yes, what is its source?
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Submitted by on Wed, 08/05/2024 - 11:11
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Dear Brother / Sister,
- The statement above or a similar one is narrated by people.
As far as we know, the following hadith narration exists:
“He who wants to know his place in the eye of Allah should look at Allah’s place in his eye.” (see al-Munawi, Mukhtasarul-Jamiis-Saghir, 2/276; Abu Nuaym, al-Hilya, 6/176, 274)
Nasiruddin al-Albani states that the hadith narration in Mukhtasarul-Jamiis-Saghir is hasan. (see Sahihul-Jami, no: 6006)
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