| Several Ahadith show that the Holy Prophet, in order to inflict the prescribed punishment on a fornicator who was too iII or too weak to receive a hundred stripes, also adopted the method taught in this verse | For a person who practises pretence for such impious objects, in fact, tries to deceive God |
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| Which mosque was built first? They do not despair of God and do not turn to others for help if their distress is not removed after making invocations to God for some time, but they believe that whatever they will get, they will get only from Allah | So much so that if they get involved in a moral dilemma due to a state of agitation, Allah shows them a way out of it- in order to save them from evil, as He showed a way to the Prophet Job |
ever did he turn to Us! Another tradition from him says that one should do something good instead of the improper thing and should atone for his oath.
3| Therefore, in the Shari 'ah those pretences only are lawful, which are adopted to remove injustice and | However, the jurists lay the condition that some part of every twig or piece of straw must strike the culprit, and even if only one stroke, it must also hurt the culprit; that is, it is not enough just to touch him but he must be struck with it |
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| Sesungguhnya dia amat taat kepada Allah swt | " Some jurists hold the view that this concession was specially meant for the Prophet Job, and some others think that other people also can take advantage of it |
In Musnad Ahmad, Abu Da'ud, Nasa'i, Ibn Majah, Tabarani, 'Abdur Razzaq and other collections of Hadith also there are several Ahadith supporting it, which conclusively proves that the Holy Prophet had devised this very method for inflicting the prescribed punishment on a sick or weak person.
| Here, the word pledge will have higher weight than hijrah Boolean Operators e | I said, "O Allah's Messenger ﷺ! They say that if a person, for instance, has sworn to give his servant ten stripes, and afterwards combines ten whips and strikes him only once in a way that some part of each whip strikes him, his oath will be fulfilled |
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| This verse supports this second tradition, for if keeping oneself from an improper thing had been the atonement for the oath, Allah would not have told the Prophet Job to strike the broom once and fulfil his oath, but would have said: "Do not do this improper thing, and your restraint itself is the atonement for your oath | Therefore, they remain hopeful of His mercy, no matter how long they might have to suffer the distress |
" Truly We found him full of patience and constancy.
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