What is the authenticity of the hadith: "Six things are strange in six places: the mosque is strange among people who do not pray in it, and the Mus'haf (copy of the Qur'an) is strange in the house of people who do not recite from it, and the Qur'an is strange in the heart of the wicked person, and the Muslim man is strange in the house of a bad woman of ill character, and the righteous Muslim woman is strange in the house of an oppressive man of ill character, and the scholar is strange among people who do not listen to him. Then the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: Allah Almighty will not look at these with a gaze of mercy on the Day of Resurrection"?
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Ibn al-Qayyim mentioned part of this hadith, "When the year one hundred and thirty comes, strangers will be a Qur'an in the belly of an unjust person, a Mushaf in the house of people who do not read from it, and a righteous man among wicked people," among the fabricated hadiths in his book "Naqd al-Manqul." As for the remaining wordings, they have not been found in the books of Sunnah, and it is likely that all of them are from fabricated hadith.
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