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Dua of a fasting person at the time of Iftaar
Once Moosa (AS) asked Allah Subhaana'O'Ta'ala:
O Allah! You have granted me the honor and privilege of talking to you directly, Have you given this privilege to any other person? Allah Ta'ala replied, O!! Moosa during the last period I am going to send an Ummat, who will be the Ummat of Mohammed (SAW) with dry lips, parched tongues, emaciated body with eyes sunken deep into their sockets, with livers dry and stomachs suffering the pangs of hunger will call out to me (in dua) they will be much much closer to me than you O Moosa! while you speak to me there are 70000 veils between you and me but at the time of iftaar there will not be a single veil between me and the fasting Ummati of Mohammed (SAW) O!! Moosa I have taken upon myself the responsibility that at the time of iftaar I will never refuse the dua of a fasting person! |
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@ Usman Khalid
Firstly
You have not quoted any citation for the Hadeeth you have posted. Secondly. This hadeeth is not part of the Prophet’s Sunnah, and it is not something that is known to the scholars and muhaddithoon (Scholars of Ahaddeth) in their books and Musnads. It is not narrated except in a few books whose authors filled them with fabricated reports, false reports, stories and myths, such as Nuzhat al-Majaalis wa Muntakhab al-Nafaa’is, by the historian and man of letters ‘Abd al-Rahmaan ibn ‘Abd al-Salaam al-Safoori (d. 894 AH) – pp. 182-183, Chapter on the virtue of Ramadaan and encouragement to do good deeds therein. It also appears in the tafseer Rooh al-Bayaan (8/112) by Ismaa’eel Haqqi al-Hanafi al-Khalooti (d. 1127 AH). They mentioned a hadeeth similar to that referred to by Usman Khalid, in which it says: “Moosa (peace be upon him) said: ‘O Lord, You have honoured me by speaking to me directly. Will You give anyone else something like this?’ And Allaah revealed: ‘O Moosa, I have slaves whom I will bring forth at the end of time, and I will honour them with the month of Ramadaan, and I will closer to one of them than to you, because you have spoken to Me when there are seventy thousand veils between Me and you, but when the ummah of Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) fasts until their lips turn white and their faces turn yellow, I will lift the veil between Me and them at the time they break their fast. O Moosa, glad tidings to the one whose liver thirsts and whose stomach hungers in Ramadaan.” Moreover, in the matn (text) of this hadeeth there is something which indicates that it is munkar (i.e., unsound), which is the words “I will be closer to one of them than you” – referring to Moosa (peace be upon him). It is well known in Muslim belief that the Messengers and Prophets are better than all other humans, and Moosa is one of the Messengers of strong will, so how can Allaah be closer to His slaves than to His Prophet Moosa (peace be upon him), of whom He said (interpretation of the meaning): “And We called him from the right side of the Mount, and made him draw near to Us for a talk with him” [Maryam 19:52]? And Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: He drew so close that he heard the scratching of the Pen – i.e., writing the Tawraat (Torah). See: Tafseer al-Qur’aan il-‘Azeem by al-Haafiz Ibn Katheer (5/237). To sum up: The hadeeth mentioned is not in any of the reliable books, so it is not permissible to attribute it the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) or to believe what it says. And Allaah knows best. Thirdly. The Islamic point of view of making dua at Iftaar goes like this. “Du’aa’ should be made before iftaar (breaking the fast), at Maghrib, because this combines weakness and humility, and because he is still fasting. All of these are means of having one’s du’aa’ answered. After breaking the fast, one is relaxed and happy, and may become negligent. But there is a hadeeth from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) which, shows that the du’aa’ may be made after breaking the fast. It said: ‘Thirst has gone, the veins are moist, and the reward is assured, if Allaah wills.” (Narrated by Abu Dawood; classed as hasan by al-Albaani in Saheeh Sunan Abi Dawood, 2066). This can only mean after breaking the fast. Similarly it was narrated that some of the Sahaabah said: “ O Allaah, for You I have fasted and with Your provision I have broken my fast and i another version it says “ O Allaah, for You I have fasted and with Your provision I am breaking my fast.” So you may pray to Allaah and say whatever du’aa’ you think is suitable.
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Dear, you are right there is no authentic source available. The answer you quoted from www.islamqa.com (Fatwa No. 124410) seems to be logical. However, we can only have reservations about its being authentic or not. We can neither accept something from uncofirmed source nor can we deny it. It may or may not be true.
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Anything narration which does not find its source to The Quran or The Prophet (saw) is unauthentic and unacceptable. So do not keep reservations about that and simply accept it. You cannot say that this may be the hadeeth of the Prophet or may not. If this is not the hadeeth of the Prophet then you are attributing something to him which he did not say or acted. So instead of keeping useless reservations you should rather post authentic information and do your research work on that.
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When I quoted this saying, I did not mention anywhere that it is a hadith... because there are some events/sayings which reached us through sources other than hadith... i.e. some old religious scriptures etc... which may be true or may have been fabricated with the passage of time... so we can never be sure of their authenticity. On the matter of attributing something to Holy Prophet (PBUH), I am fully in agreement with you that it should only be done when authenticity of the source is confirmed with absolute assurance and for that proper research work should be done.
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Discussion absolutely closed brother.
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