What is the authenticity of the "Hadith Qudsi" (Sacred Hadith) that is circulating on social media and being presented with 3D images?
The clip referred to contains several Sharia violations:
First: It contains a hadith that has no basis in the books of the scholars, and this is a lie and a fabrication. Attributing such fabrications to Allah and His Messenger (peace be upon him) multiplies the sin.
Second: The source of this hadith is often from Shiite websites, which are known for fabricating religious narratives.
Third: It is forbidden to use background music for video clips, especially religious ones.
Fourth: Depicting and dramatizing unseen matters like Paradise and Hellfire is forbidden, as it involves presuming upon the unseen. "There is nothing in Paradise from this world except the names."
Fifth: Depicting unveiled women when mentioning Al-Hur al-’Ain (the wide-eyed maidens of Paradise) is forbidden and a grave abomination.
Sixth: The presence of linguistic errors, exaggerations, and presumptions that indicate falsehood, which is a characteristic of fabricated hadiths.
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