What is the validity of the saying: "Al-Tahiyyat (greetings) is the name of a bird in Paradise, on a tree named Al-Tayyibat (good things), and beside it is a river named Al-Salawat (prayers). So, when a servant says: 'Al-Tahiyyat لله wa Al-Salawat wa Al-Tayyibat,' the bird descends from the tree, immerses itself in the river, then shakes its feathers, and for every drop that falls from it, Allah creates an angel who seeks forgiveness for him until the Day of Resurrection"?
This statement has no origin or basis from the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, so it is not permissible to attribute it to the Sharia. It is obligatory to warn against these fabricated hadiths and to clarify that they are forged and have no basis.
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