PATIENCE ON ALLAHS DECREE. Hadith: Aishah (Radiyallahu anha), the wife of Rasulullah ﷺ , narrates: I asked Rasulullah ﷺ about the plague. So he informed me that it is a punishment (that) Allah sends upon whom He wills; and verily, Allah has made it a source of mercy for the believers. Anyone who remains in his place patiently, at the time of an epidemic of plague, anticipating (reward from Allah), believing that nothing shall befall him but what Allah has written for him, then (by destiny, if he is afflicted by plague there) will be the reward of a martyr for him. (Regardless whether he dies or not because of the plague). (Bukhari: 3474) Note: Another hadlth clarifies the order of the Shariah, that if plague breaks out in a region, whoever happens to be there should not leave, and who is outside that locality should not enter. Therefore, this hadlth grants solace the one who stays patiently in the locality of the plague. Plague is considered a communicable disease in which lymph nodes enlarge mainly in the neck, armpit or groins. The patient generally dies on the second or third day. (Fathul- Bari) Some scholars have termed every epidemic disease as plague. (Takmilah Fathul Mulhim)PATIENCE ON ALLAHS DECREE. Hadith: Aishah (Radiyallahu anha), the wife of Rasulullah ﷺ , narrates: I asked Rasulullah ﷺ about the plague. So he informed me that it is a punishment (that) Allah sends upon whom He wills; and verily, Allah has made it a source of mercy for the believers. Anyone who remains in his place patiently, at the time of an epidemic of plague, anticipating (reward from Allah), believing that nothing shall befall him but what Allah has written for him, then (by destiny, if he is afflicted by plague there) will be the reward of a martyr for him. (Regardless whether he dies or not because of the plague). (Bukhari: 3474) Note: Another hadlth clarifies the order of the Shariah, that if plague breaks out in a region, whoever happens to be there should not leave, and who is outside that locality should not enter. Therefore, this hadlth grants solace the one who stays patiently in the locality of the plague. Plague is considered a communicable disease in which lymph nodes enlarge mainly in the neck, armpit or groins. The patient generally dies on the second or third day. (Fathul- Bari) Some scholars have termed every epidemic disease as plague. (Takmilah Fathul Mulhim)
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